The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04 00:00:00

1836 ov. 3. )iitmeal 'front -particularly a very small, months ; the , ek; and sales le. to a eon ' further ad.; white have to Irish 8s Bcl s found free and old at an s 210% on :pported our re noted was btained—but speculative sd a d 3 8 6 3 10 3 10.. 4 U 3 11 .. 4 0 4 1 .. 4 2 0 0.. 0 0 2 6 .. 2 10 6 0 .. 50 0 4 0 .. 48 0 0..55 0 9 0 , . 53 0 8 0 .. 53 0' 5 0..43 0 0..510 5 0 . . 49 0 a 0., 6.5 (4 i 0.. od ) 0.. e ) 0.. 52 0 ) 0 .. 52 A I 0.. 56 0 0.. 0 0 o .. 26 0 ; 0 .. 31 0 6.. 28 6 0..30 0 I 0.. 0 0 I 0.. 0 0 0..37 0 t 0..34 6 9.. 111 DAY. for the time 11111. There the nuniher. y 41d. The :wes, 41d to 993. There ,ernoon, but Nov. 3. 3 2 4r . 901 b 2 5 - 4 0 per ton o o ) 3 6 - C S D 3 17 G 0 4 10 0 5 0 3 17 9 ~............... )y. 1. and 3. Roi niton-upon . Sager, and )ers, to sur. rpool. So. Gregory, a t, London, hackney.. road, Chel• ~n~ livery nt. kshire;'ent. )6w - er loom pkeeper. f 18tb•Oct. les, Cidtle. S. Schle-- ite, ICipp-- Nerport.. Blyth, 04— E. Wearer, e, France, —Nor. 23, before the Yorkshire, 'r—W. H. dresser. ler Nov. [ y of John bel Smith, f the Right harles Jas. v. Fielding 11fr. Enoch .umstances two his first uwhood of iiece to his Lble for the he 20th of he took wife ; thus eased with is marriage ncle, bro- Rev. Wm. )eth, only ?v. George :es, Chan ter of the Riding of s Boydell. Denbigh ilader Bla- ie Rev. J. 1, to Miss vr, &c., in ,`arson, to is n. R. D,vies, r. Thomas ;tead, Mr. Fuhrt Dea.. .Cape of 78th year phoe, and t., G.C.B. f the lato 137 years, I, Surrey, id book- Nantiiich 17, in the Iff, of that name. Thomas, are. Lou. Hudders- Itt Blaek- He. was the 'free. Lax, aged, Lmbridge. hid, aged evere ill f thus, the Sad relatives, rear, Mr. Shrop t, in this Matthew Charles, fenry, of ar of her nd eldest eply re" hh year sIING, ton and dhrook ; Joseph /, Lom- Clarke Thomas ,n Corn- Coffee w;• and street, at his (-street, ?-street, 00 6 . 11- nd Mr? Azz, Ji I . e. Thrbrrpool iNtlqus Integda to sail the 24th N0v..0 . iber, Ir 4 For. BOMBAY, • The Ship,LINTIN, 553 J. GILLMAN, Ma4ter; tous liurthen.—For freight .or passage apply to W ILLIAM acid JAMES TYRIZR, gr tQ BARTON:, IRLINI, and sail the Ist Otectulder. For BOMBAY, t#' • The flue British-built Ship RANGER, %L si Ractis an ATMLEY, Master; n,rti- n 516 toni.ror freight or paage, having superior ac t:oadtuodations, app l y to CHARLES HOR SF A L and SoN or to BOLD and RUSSEL, . To soil eel December. For BO M BAY, 'Vie will-knov'm 8 hip RICHARD WALKER, _•- , Ark,,,.., • GEo. Ft D LER; CorUmander; 331 . tons reffister , newly co }ered and undergoing a- complete patr.—Fr term s of freig It or passage apply to BoLn and Ittsscr.., Brokers ; o r • J OHN TOBIN. WEST INDIES. For 1321:RBADOES. 1 1` ,' The fast-sailing Ship HEYES, JEREMIAH NAGLE, Master; N o w widi n i*po Quip Queen's Dock.—For freight and Passage apply to HE YES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wu!sten holme-square. .~ To sail on the 10th November. For JAMAICA, AM/ will deliver GiCßis at PORT MARIA, OR ACARESSA, 7 dros it to NUEYO, BLACK RIVER, and Ports Adjacent, The Barque C HAT H AM, • JOHN GILL, Commander ; Burthen.per register, 3)4 tons.—For freight or passage, having an exc e ll e nt ca bi n ,• apply to JOHN M. ADSTONE and Co. r . , In tended v t o o r ti, s i t 3 ltm the 26th November. l'' ~),. RBA DO ES, The Barque I R L A M; J. F. DixoN, Master. 1 c o - r freight or passage ajuilv to BA RTOINI,. 1 ft LAn, and II IGGINSON. Tuts llax,_(Friday.) the 4th instant, at ,One o'clock, at Moly ueux, Ta,yoo,.and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 95 Chest " - GUM ARABIC, 7.0 Bags. .5 2.3 Cheats GUM ANIMI, • - 1 Bag GUM .MYRR:I - I, • 2 Chests GUM OLIBANUM, DX/ Bags GA LL NUTS, 116 Bags . P,EPPER, 72 Bags MOCHA COFFEE, • . Landed per John Stamp, from. Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN Bins and Co.. Merchants. or to, - . MULIN.ELLX—T3Y.LOR,..arnI Nabigatton . 1 111' For I . DUBLIN itI A O Nr. D n (7 ,tll BELFAST. ti f Zi*PA , • F 4 T E 1 - 111=P' .N .' •C It ET . r o:(IP A I.\ l Y, '' INCOBPPRATED BY ACT OF i' NRLIAMENT. ' he aove Coutipany sail their Vessels, (with nr without Pilooo tak;ng!Obods'and PtiS'sengers to the following ports, namely. . • . • 'n - ', !SUE Lim' Wily: Poi . BELFAST-The ATHLONE, on - WEDNESDki next, the 9th_ instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening, from the Cla renee-liok. Apply, for' Dublin Line, to „ SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Beltist. Line, to :Water-street. ..10H . N:M`CAMMON'and Co., The pi inciQle of this C(minany is that of attaching all, lin riOrter4 'and I....kpOrters he a‘DiVision or the Profits among them, after pa 3 silent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of, interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle Which' wit!' best guarantee to - its Proprietors acertainty of their Ditid e o fs,.and to Shippers of all - descriptions or' Goods and Live St ,c 1; the having a well, supported.Estahliiliment of first clasS'Skiamel.s,-and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. On 111oNnAy next, the 7th instaut, at One o'clock; at T. and H. Littledale and Office, -14, Ex.change-buildings, 400 'Pieces CIIOPPAHS, • . 200 Pieces C ORA S, 1 Case N - ankin China RAW SILK, (all faults,) 5 Bales fine White Ranga,mattY Ben;;a1 RA.W SILK. Particulars may be had on application to .• • •T. and H. LITTLEDA LE and Co., Brokers. The - Goods will be on show This Day, (Friday,) the 4th inst. On MotOn•ir next; the 7th Novernlie,r instant, at On o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's 01E`ce, Oldhall-street, 1 10 Bales China Raw SILK. Apply to Meisrs. n•GEOK, BA t, •and Co., Merchants, .or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. GV,NERAI,, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. . Ttie GENERAL`rI`EAM NAVIGATION 4, COMPANVS- first-rate and superior PACK ry ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's . Mails,) every Wednes day and Saturday, early in the Morning,. returning every Wed lie-sidajr and' SittUrdaY:' The splendi,l and powerful new Steam ship the COUNTESS • of LONSDALE, with 'unrivalled ac'- commodations for passengers, is now•receiving her engines, and will indrl'etliatelv placed upon this station. ROTTERDAM aid the RHINE, (carrying his 'Majesty's' Mails,) 'every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. -.Reduced Fares-;--Chief.Cabin - ,..£2 2s; wNTWERP and the HI,NE, ( ith 'a bag of letters from the Pott-O'ffice;) with' the Antwerp Conipartv's Stearn Ship Princess' Victoria ' V ' Thursday and Sunday,' retitining . Wednes day and Sunday. 4educeiares-:—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. . OSTgiiii and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday night. Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, £1 Ws.' CA LA IS—Monday, Thursday, and Sunday: Reduced Fares —Chief C thin. BO U LOGN E-Tuesday, - Wednesday, and S'attadaY: • Re- - duced Fares—Chief Cabin, ss, • Froin BRIGHTON to DIEPPE Saturday. Reduced Parei—Chief Cabin; £l. And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and 111 A GATE. • - EDINBURGH,' NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON TWpED.—Tha Steam .Ships of this Company, and of the London and ' Edinburgh Steam Packet Company ? le,ayo the Brunswick ;Wharf, Blaekwall . ,' fur Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed nesday, arvi Saturday Night. Steam Ships, will shortly commence running to BERWICK ON-TWEED. EDINBURGH.—The powerful and magnificent neW Steam ship THE CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in mag nittule and capacity, is now receiving her engines, and will be immediately placed upon this station. For freight to Rotterdam . apply to,,Messrs. Da Bin and ItAHN, 4, Crescent ; Minoties ; for Thuesday's Packet to An twerp to Messrs. Da BIE and - RAHN : and for Sunday's Packet to Messrs. LIGHTLY and SittoN, 12.3, Fenchurch-street; and oh the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, Tower streeL—Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company, 3,7„Regrnt-circus,, and 6p, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing cross, and 35, Leadenhall-street. Parcels and small Packages to be :hroug,ht to the Offices of this ,Companv,'37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. Powerful team-packets may be engaged fur Towing and EZdursions: _ _ _ CHARLES, BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam :Yabiqation Company, 69, Lombard-4ree.t, and 37, Regent-cit XT 0 It T 0 N' S hilly valuable CAMOMILE' PILLS for IND [GEST lON, &c.—These, Pills are a pure extract, of FloWers, prepared by a peculiar process, by which all the medicinal prupertieli bf rhther miire than One ounce of the flowers are concentrated into four • moderate sized Pills. The? are mild in opeiatiou, and have proved woutleyfullv suc cessful its removing eery stlriititoin of indigestion, SiCk• head ii loss of j appetite, giddiness, heart,hurn s .cestiveness; eruptions:of the skin, and 'all comPlaints'arisiug from a disordered state of the digestive organs ; they regtiire rid atterations'ordiet, atid their oPeratioq will be found ca beneficiiil in giving `trine to the stn. mieh, reg'ulatinz the bowels, and in promoting a healthy 4bit T , at:folly to totiVince all" whd' take' them of their great 'utility. Persons who have suffered ' . from indigestion for several' years hive by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a convincing proof that in the' smallest conipaSS is Contained the bkrkest quantity of the tonic principle, of k) peculiar a•nature as to pervade the whole syttem, through which it diffuses health add "S t re tigth. . . . Sold wh'Olesaleby-Barclav and Sons; T.*Btater•,' E. Edwards; P. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and. Co.; and A,„Wilough, bY and' Co., (late' B. Godfrey Wiii . dtis,) 64, Bh,hopgate4treet, Without London ; and retait by nearly' all Yespeaablii Medi cine venders. (10PAIBA ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED.--BALSAMIC V_i PILLS, a certain, safe, and most speedy remedy ever discovered for'tbe , permanent and effectual cure of Gonurrhcea, gleets, Stri6tures, Seminal 'Weakness, Whites, Pains in the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys, Gravel, Lumbago,. Local bebilitv, Irritation of the Bladder•or _Urethra, and other Dis eases of the Urinary Passatzes, frequently performing a perfect in the shOrt . space of a feW i tlays, • , The unprecedented success that h a s attended. the administra tion of these . Pills, since they were made public, has ac qoired fop thein•it'sate more extensive than any other proprietary Me dicine extant; and the circumStbnce ottheir entirely obviating the necessity of having recourse to those disgusting,. nauseous, add; in'mans/ cases hiiltly injurious 'Medicines (as copaiva, enbebs, Sm..) has obtained for thetrta reputation unequalled in the ; annals of medieine. Within, three years prior ,to being ithettised, theSe Pills were . einplOyed in private practice in up- Ivards of 1800 cases (many of them most inveterate), and in 1,1 4ny thousand cases since, and,, in no one instance known to fail; or produce these' unpleasant symptoms so often expe rienced.whiie taking copaiva, lad that class of "inecliCineti ally resoited to in these complaints. . . The Proprietor pledges himself that not one particle of copaiva (either resin or balsam.) cubebs, or any deleterious ingredient, enters their composition. Copaiva and cube:l;olmm long' been the most commonly employed inedicines in the abuse complaints; hut; 'from the nucertitAty in their effects, together with their utter inefficacy in many eases-, are fast 'declining in'repotation 4 4 , 1 from ..the nopleasant syMptruns invariably produced from copaiva. especially in the early stage of the complaint, takes , of the. must able'rnOWerit practitioners eon.leynn it as dan gerous, and a medicine net to he depended upon - . Many persons, atter having suffered more from the effects of the remedy tutu the virulence of the 'disease, and ititer - a patient lint painful per severance, have been compelled to relinquish its use, the a hole evstetti having become more or less affected, and the disease as haal if nit worse; than at the conimenceinent. As reoards cu 'ebs it is true that those yinlent effects are not experienced as while takingtortiva ; bet th e y s e ld om e ff ect a cure, un l ess medicines are adthiniStered. The Balsamic .Pills are free from any of the above 4)bjec t ons; they act speeifically,on the Urinary P assages , an d f rom trteio tonic - properties, tend to strengthen the system and ins- Prove the general health. They require neither Confinernent nor alteration or,diet (except abstinence from stimulants, where • t odsiderable inflammation exists) and as exPerience has amply Preved; they will effect a . cure sooner 'than copaiva; `(theFermis results nf which, in the inflammatory stages are ton ; well . known tb ne,ti further cinnneutl or any other medicine' in pre sent use, awl imiy be justly 'c'onsidered the only safe and effiCa ciutts remedy in all s t ages o f t h ose : di sor d ers. In additn . in to t hese' advantages, the 'very convenient form in which this in valwitite pre esi p deratuaration m. is offered to the 'public, must'also be cOn aidered a d • ; Agents for Liverpool—Mr. Mawhood,• and Ross and Night `Ogale, Chronicle-offiee. . . L .P. ; cepred Only by the ProPrio-,Jr, O. WraY,Holborn- Lottultin, ands old by all respe t a bl c e Patent 'Medicine Veu i:4l' the United Kingdom, at 2s. Otl., 4s, and lie. each Whei.e lso tu be hai.V.Wray's Atteive-'ronic Pow 7 Pillft; a a certain 'specific for the remov ati al of secondary tY.f.flptoins, 'venereal eruptions, scorbutic affections, pains in, the, B l a nes, ulcerated sort threat,. chronic rheum a ti sm, scrofnla, 4 Pdular affections, local a nd general debility, l oss o f ap p etite, ' Bt 4 a ll r essiori of spirits, and all diseases arising fro m an i mpure ir P 1 the blood. guest tzuard against' counterfeits the public are particularly re -tc',ll.that the Balsamic Pills.are prepared only at N6llB,- o observe,. r • 111,1 yit%stotal!, and prepared lael on each box bas. ern ords, " Wray's a in, Pills, only it 118, Holbhill. London," t ne r " Dose " underneath, and the signature, " M. O. b e c,Y,, ! A t the government 'Lamy), without which they cannot (mull , • ''' () ris taking the above 'Pills, or any of the proprietor's oth6, Medicinesnttil may consult the Physicians or Surgeons, who h- every Establishment, . Holborn-hill,) from Eleven iliiy;and Seven to Nine every evening. dy ills Majesty's Royal Aathority. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. FOROR the effectual extirpation'of every species and symptoin the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepa l rkl :40 sold by the sole Proprietor, at Ni). 54. Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d, and 4s. 6d. each. 'Ulch box is giVen directions how to takethese Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to the patient: being hints worth );tns;itv,, by those,whu are, or have beau sufferers from this areadhil and devastating m,+lufty. "Venietiti ocelaitet in4rl)o." "Oppose the disease in its infancy.. "Th , ese, p sinful pleasures, these are thy tri;phies..---'tis thUs co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man new e, and biasteth the opening prospects of h human fe lkity:"—BLA 86 said Professor Swedbur, when he discover e d hi s 'grand P*.Ni,t,cE , t for this Complaint, The ."Ikqeun (then 1111- known to the annals of medicfil discoveries,)as a specific reine dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the pl ea . awes frequently imbibed in moments of inebi iation, or ihought lessuess : never did a discovery excite a greater sehsinion, it was sought - after with avidity, and used with undeviating success in. the most minute and ,intricate.cases of .the delicate' complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long eele.. brated.•' The fain'e of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad. dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University , congr a tulatory 'of the cir cu n mstace. The certainty with which they were continually administered. ran he attested by many thousands, in fact during theiting continental war they were the inseparable cornranion and safeguard of ithe soldier..in all. cases where ,the slightest, suspicion of infection was eutertained. What, Medicine can be. more appropriate'then that which has given such'eeiieral satis faction. The,Hvgean Pills root out every,particie of the uons poison, purifying, in their progress the wnale mass of fluids they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different fainiitions of the body;-7-expelling , the grosser, tin mritirs and in ,a manner so mild and imperceptible : as to con vince the most scePticar of their 'astonishing and unceealled powers, they neither.. contairc.mercury or, any other .mineral, and may he taken without the, slightest suspic i o n of disovery— c theyrequire restraint Of diet, loss of time. or hindrance of business. The Hvgean ,Pills may he depended upon as a.cet- , tain,,cure by persons,of either sex, in ell stages of a certain dis ease; and that without ,producing the least inconvenience. At any period When the slightest. suspicion' may exist, , it will he well to have recpurse to the Hvgean Pills, for when taken, be-, fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventive, rertiOving . the complaint effectually, and secretly. deplorable,state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im o perativ e lY ne ce ssar y to caut i on t h e pu blic against that danger- tiU 7 miner a l w h en i n j u di c i ous ly a d m i n i s tered. street, Dr. D av i eson w ill atte nd dai ly at hi s res id e nce, No. ,54, Seel applicants taking froth Eiyht in the morning until Ten at night ti ,Sundays from, Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to al any of his preparations. T A FEg. Letters (posh-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re turn, 'and Medicin es punctually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name. SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. CJ. WESTLEY. BROK•klt aiIIi•COMNISsioN AGENT. SnlP its Agent for REED'S CA NV AS. and It EArS PATENT Np, 1, Goree-piazzas. entrance Water-street; , C. Wi:STI.KY having been appointed Agent for IiEEEi'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants. Owners, and Captains of Ve.ssels, that it is equal iu quality to the best ever offered to their atte.ntion. Canvas and Blocks for Exportation. Sail -makers and. Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms. Blocks complete, with Patent Iron Coaked Sheaves and Ilivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches: Size Price of Size Price of In Inches. Metal-Hushed. In Inches. Nlkal Bushed. ----.--- ---- 5 4 (7.; .... .... : 11 . s : 1 (5 ( 3 ). . . 14 ....... . ....3s. 1 /d. ... , 1 3 13 „..5 2 ....5 GA 8... .. ...:....2 2 2 15. ..... . 10 ••• .3 (q 17 .. It) Hearts, Dead 124 es, and e' equally low .terms. Old Blocks Repaired, and all Store : may be recoaked at a trip, require it. 'very description of Blocks 00 Coaked Sheaves bought at this ir.g expense, should they ever , . , . . AGRICULTURNL AND ,CONINI,ERCIAL BANK OF 111 ELAND. • , • ' • .• • • ' . . ON Monday this Compa n y held its Third Half-Yearly Meeting, which was attended by Gentlemen fimn all parts of Ireland. Amonzst those present we noticed the Lord Mayor,-Joseph R. I'im, Jonathan • Pim.,Thornas M. Gresham, M: Thacker, Joseph Beale, Mountinelliek; Messrs. Vance amid Einmers,on, Belfast; James Redmond Barry, Cork, Comink sinner of Fisheries ; time Rev. Mr.. O'Hara, Boyle; Mr. Wil liam Molloy, Mr, P. Kelly, Tuam, &c. &c. At half-past eleven o'clock, .on themotion of .T.NIEs Dwy En, Esq., seconded by JOSEPH ROBINSON PIM, Esq., The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR was called to the Chair. The following, Report was then re : id by.Janies Dwyer, Esq.•— REPORT FROM THE AGRICULTURAL AND 'COM MERCIAL BANK. OF IRELAND TO THE PRO PRIETORS... • • _ . . .Gcntleinen,—ln presenting to you the report•for the past half year, the ; Committee of Directors have much satisfaction in calling yoaar attention to the beneficial progress of a great na tional undertaking.. Since the, last general ineeting•in the important province of Ulster has been called into activity; and has more fully demonstrated the nationality of your• Co mpany, by amalgamating with it, for the advancement of•a;zricul ture, manufacture, and commerce. Belfast, having a local pro prietary of upwards of fifit) amongst the trading and io flueut ial classes, opened. its : Batik; in connection with your Cumpanv, in the month of August last. It has since proceeded, under the gni : dance of au .able. executive, with prudence and with every promise of a prosperous result.. In the leading towns of Ulster, wherein the linen manufarture is chiefly being carried on, hranches have been opened ; but in no:ease has one been esta blished without a local Proprietary, and a. fair proportion of paid-up Capital on the Stock subscribed for;. by this means co operation, is insured, and united action guarantees success.: .The B-mks , in the.Cities.of Cork ; Waterford, and other Dis tricts of Ireland, have satisfactorily 'progressed, and, eenera have yielded a profitable return. In some cases experience has suggested:to your Committee the expediency of circumscribed action.. hi order to•abridge local expense; end, acting upon the reptirts of vigilant Inspectors, your Committee contemplate, without loss of time, to carry, their recommendatiuu (where fully sanctioned by the farts) into effect. The profit appearing in your .accounts for the past half year would have been much gr ea t e r, had not your Committee placed the branches 'in the agricultural districts under restrictions, dictated by the sale of the Money market in the sister country, resulting from the . operations of the Bank of England upon the comuieicial interests of the empire. Your . Committee do nut deem it within their province to discuss the policy of the Bank of England, or whether the refusal of commercial acconuntela- Gen, at a period of pressure, be calculated to produce ben e fi c i a l results to the country at large; but as, under existing.circum stances, the chartered banks materially influence the. circula tion and credit of the country, your Committee, deem it a duty to be very touch regulated by their proceedings, and so to pro portion the issues and liabilities, that no capricious exercise of power, or abuse of ,privilege by the.bank Corporation could mar the progress of an intpurtunt undertaking. . • With a view, however, to meet the extension of business de manded by t i le , increased commerce and enterprise.of Ireland„ ittee felt to for the gener a l interest father to your COIIIIII . increase the paid-up capital of the Ciollipatly, so a s t o ren de r it equal to that of thc I).rovincia l Bank ur Ireland, viz., •f,500;00U. Titey have, accordingly, made a coil upon the British .pro prjeturs tuna third, instalment of ;1..7.) per share, allowing to them the option, of taking an equivalent in L:e stuck allocated on the Bth day of June last, rating still' stock ti, Preeeot pro prietors at par. ,As the increased capital eau be iirolitablv and w ith safety employed, your Committee anticipate a prompt anti cheerful coinp.iauce with the requisition. It is obviously the interest of tile Irish proptiotors to hand in hand with the British; unio n of exertion and equ:iiity of i nterest b e i ng the great loaudation of streirgth. order, therefore: to proportion the 1)a) . 4 , - ,,„t,..ur1s the, stock of tlie•Company and and consul, ili it tor the permanent iutercst of the s h are h„ki er , and the tvenare of the country, your Committee recommend that vial should sanction and direct a t hi r d ca l l upon the Irish ' sharAidders, at tie seine option as to the British, namely, to take i*n.equivalent trithe.amount of the call in increased stuck tit oar. Such a.tneasure, promptly adopted by the British and shaiehuole : rs, will be productive of the best results, awl must add considerably hi tire value of investment as also t.O the welfare of all concerned. , Although the paid-up capital (including the third call of £5 per sheer', or allocated stuck,) amounts to upwards. of 1.2-100,000, yet the autpie ofield pr, seated, particularly in the province of Ulster, for the profitable' emphtyment of capitol in bauking operations, makes it the interest of the shareholders totuerease the availabie capital to a standard allowing of perfect liberality to alt deserving of credit ; independent of which your Coin-. mittee Cannot overlook the important suggestions flowing from the parliamentary report on toint-stock• banks iu England, both as to the expediency of a large paid-up capital-in suctrufi derjakiegs, and..the. necessity fur vigilance truid circumspection therein. It may be infet red, from the report of the parliaineu• • tary committee, that such companies,.as,.-have ample paid-up eatotal„ in proportion to that subscribed for, shall meet with legislative advantages. superior to onset* and, nt the - expiratiou of the charter of the Bank of Ireland (in little more than one yearj.will.stand in a position, more strougiy, to protest against its renewal, as a monopoly of issue in Dublin, and the circuit of 'fifty miles thereof. it. is, therefore, the manifest advantage of lite united proprietors to leave no groundlor,cavil • and, by making the paid-nit capital of the company equal to that of the Provincial Bank. (iii whose directory the Right Hon. the o.invellor of the Exchequer was or is a . leading , member,) place your Company upon at least an equal footing for favour or privilege. In conclusion, vour Committee refer to the aunexed Balance Sheet, by which it will appear, that, notwithstanding the distur- - bance in nubile credit, and the' pressure on the nrineyed and commercial classes, occasioned by an excess of speculation, and' Movements of the Bank of England resulting therefrom, the balance to the credit of profit and loss will justify a dividend at the cute of five per .cent. per annum, for the past half year; %%Lich Your Committee recommend accordingly. • WILLIAM HODGES, JAMES D\VYEIt, • J. CHAMBERS. Floc`-street, Oct. 17, 1836. The Balatwe'Sbeerwas then read by the General ia ."F e 6 l. l : itehell, E sq ., an d a Di v id en d a t th e rate ofFive Cent. per Annum voted by the Meeting. ' d by Pumie Ou the motion of .1. Esq.. sec"" —e i. JoNrs, Esq., the Report was received itnd ad"o.7, del d i‘rhted to Mi. GI - 21,Sn A M then lose, ;And said he was report rood a find the-Committee had been enabled to ina not i!;(3e :Jellied that • the for the last half -)ear, w h en •it c ould• , e ordeal during the ,Na's his inten tionConapAny must have, passed through a it •-is o ie.bi,% it! t late-panic in thee - money market ; a nd tnott;,,.l, t have moved for a Committee °intent minute proceedings o• the Board, relieved yet before from that trouble by -the very ilourisiiing_r, however, „,k the Cha irman whether the them. He . should; surplus, - appears .the • balance sheet, amounts to an actual surplus after all had debts, and over and above all the capital subscribed ' ' ' The Loan M A you answered in the nihnuative. Mr. Guttsul AM then e Xpressed - hiinself perfectly svi s fi e d. Mr. JAMES R. Bairns testified his pleasure, as a Proprietor, at the progress of the Company, based as' it was upon the good of the country. • was called to th e Ch a i r , and thanks' JON A THAN Prat: E§q., retorneu to the Chairman., TO THE WORTH Y •SE INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF. WEST DERBY WARD. GENTLEMEN, • rtillE flattering manner in which you , hate this day confided , to me tha responsible duty of r epresent it • your7Ward, in the Town Council demands my must sincere and heartfelt ackiwwledgments. To any indiii , lu,ll merits Of my ow n I ant well aware Th at am less indebted for this distinguished proof of y o ur a p oru h a• tion than to • the justice anti. in2portance of the great Cause iu which we have been enga,„'red• To maintain unsullied the pure princip les of that Cause, to keep a watchful eve over your immediate local interests, and to labour zealotisly awl'independently for the goad of the emu munity at large will be the best, means of p ro yi w , a to you that your confidence has not been misplaced. Y I have the honour to be, Novemb er 1 , 18:1 1. Your faithful an d o blik eif servant, Gentlem en , JOHN SMITH. Chatham -place. TO ------,TB(Ji{GESES OF' No. 16 Olt Nolan TUX- Th . . TPTII PARK WA'RD. GVISTI , EMEN, • • . . . , 1 . • 4 L'l' HOUGH I have been d epr i ve d . this day, by a majority • A of votes having been recorded against nee,"ola seat in i n the Towmcooncil, as one of the. Representatittes of North Toxteth :Park Ward. You will, I am sure. permit me to add, that the warns and affectionate support which I have received from so numerous and. respectahle. , a body of.iny fellitw-townsinen upon this occasion, is most grateful to mv, feelings. 1 Gentlemen, you; have done the no more than justice when,. during my cativasS. You; gave me credit for liberal. feelings to wards those, w h o cons . cie ntious ! oils opini ons. y differ from me in their're,igi- Stead fastly,attached to the principles of the Es-, tablished Church. Ishould be unworthy i 1 Chris tian,of name of aif 1 did not hold out the ready hand of fellowship to my brethren of a different religious profession, who worship• , the same God,. though at a different altar, and trust for salVatiell to the merits of •the same Redeemer. ' I. do hope that the day is.'not far distr u st when the peopl , e_wi , l .y l h e ,convinced that good uoyerunient can only be. « Ma r l y n: i t: I the placing the general andlocal 'government of the c. , 1 , 11 , 1i ~ 0,0- hands of impartial and discreet persons. :I s hei:e , l 4 . this „ Li u ] , vinced, a mighty power in the plain siinpo l vli iiih„,„ which no jesuistry can evade, and no aiith , i e ffi o. s it, h : ,th h or ill • Gentlemen, whatever may he my t. ,, H i ' l 'i L E „,, „" pride and sickness. in prosperity oe ;di-fiction, n to have merited (ii, number of rue Burgesses of and a pprobsatiim of 's() respectable :1 1 v,, this day, after only a North Toxteth Pltrk 'Ward. S i i a the i r cotes 10 my favour. .week 4 s . nomination, recorded indeed, ir l nave m eiated, t the esteem r lnks to. my Canvassers, and to I beg to return y b G le e , n in L y e nj e c n a t. use. all those who have in beL i . ' . } :o e irl t era ' • I have the' hono ur obetlie4t Servant, . JOIN SHEPPARD. 57, Al ill-street, Noy. l, 1b36, ,i ~~~ /` Zalo lip Auction. DAY. THIS IAY, (Friday,) the 4th. instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Irv. G, Tower-garden. , IMO SALTED HIDES. Ex Isabella, from Buenoa .Ay res. pply to Messrs. WADDING TON, iIULT, and Co„ .11erchqn!!!. or JOllll and SAJNIL li.ECKWITE - 1, Brokers. Tit's Day, (Ftida.y,) the 4th instant, at One o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Fostors. Office, Dale-street, 474 Slatl,.of TIN, Ex Zeno, from Singanore.--.For, further particulars apply to JONES MANN, Knd FOSTEILBrokers. . . MO DA V . On MONDAY next, the ith instant, at Twelve o!clock, at _George BadPoach's Office, South John-street, 139 Butts New CURRANTS 27 Caroteels . • E„s Criterion, from Zaute. 2 ° 20 B•ses e 1-"Eleueia RAISINS, 19(X) -1---Boxes • . • Ex Peri, from Denia. 250 Boxes' MUSCATEL ,RAISINS, 100 4-Boxess (in Layers,) 500. Rm z : 100 i-BuxesC MUSCATEL RAISINS, ;3(X) Boxes) 4°9 14 " . " BLOOM RAISINS,' J$ 200 7 1--Bpxrris , Case ; : Cartons, MUSCATO., RAISII S, 50 Bo:el Jor/lan ALMONDS, 90 I-Chests 300 Barrels GRAPES, - Ex Emma, froni,Malaga. Apply to Mr. Eni.se.zga t(AI, nerellitl4, or to GEORGE BADENACU, Broker. On MONDAY next, the 7th November instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, ,Oldhall-street, 599 Pieces CHOPPAHS, 150 Do. B4NDANNOES, 180 DO. CORAIIS, 9. Bales Bengal Raw SILK, Ex Monarch, frOni Calcutta:l—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Brdwne's Office, Oldill-street, , 220 Tons prime Cuba FusTlc, Landing, ex Hope, from.Nassau,N.P. east side Prince's Dock. —Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. _ TUESDAY. O n TUESDAY next, the 8:h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchautm.auti'Browne's Otlice, Oldhail-street, 80 Ti'erces . Jamaica "COFFEE: BUCHANAN and BROWNE', Brokers. By order of ihil Executors of the late Mr. Joseph Fearon, On 'TUESDAY next, the Bth November instant, at One o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, 8 Butts ) T SHERRY WINE, of fine quality, 28:11htls:c • , • ' 2 HallAunis CONSTANTIA, 1 - Hhd. BRANDY: hds. .... 3 Pi " IVIARSALA • WINt 26 H ' .... ..... ... -- . .........___,.. 15 Quarter Casks 111AD14111A. Apply to CHARLES 1-111411 LTOM, .23, James-street, or WM. COLTON, 13rpke.r,OlciliAll-slreet. Al' TEA.' `]CST irIS 1) A ttNt. P. On FRIDAY next, thi" 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Whitaker, Ratlibone; and Co.'s Office, 126 Boxes( SAGO, 359 Bags 195 Bs,gS Ceylon COFFEE, 533 Bags PEPPER, 60 Tops ANTIMONY ORE, , 14 Boxes TORTOISESHELL, 9 'Cases GUM AN IM 1 3 . 2 Cases BEES' WAX, 5 Cases COWRIES. For further particulats applyto Messrs. MURRAY, SYME, and Co., Merchants,, or to . . WHITAKER,. RATaBONE,, and CO., Broker's. BRECKNELL AND-TURNER'S PATENT PLATTED WICK TRANSPARENT . WAX AND SPERM LIGHTS. • fIpHESE Lights, manufactured upon a new principle, are :1 ,also much impro,ved from the, Wax and Sperinace4 being prevraislyclaiiiied, which renders them so pure that the Light omitted frion them is more brilliant and stoady than any before *Omitted to the test,of public approbation; they do not require snuffing or any attention after lighting ' , and are by far safer for reading by and '`rooms than any other kind of Caudle hitherto,invented. j . Purveyors to hi, ilfujesty,and"to the King of Belgium. , TO be had holy of their Agenti;P:atid Fhwis Es, 86, Lord . - Street._ ... . , , . VALUABLE LAND IN LISCARD . AND IN BOOTLE, near LIVERPOOL. By Mi. SYERS,. • . Oh Ftio,iy next, the, 11th i ns ta n t a t One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, I L L I t that valuable, FIELD, now i n th e , o txupation of Ali in. Leicester as tenaut, situated i u Li scar d, near: the L o e a l s . a t r side of ltake-laul, (-but separate therefrom by a small croft belonging,to Mrs. Beers,) containing 2A.:lit. 1.4 P. statute measure, bouniled,on the north bylaw' belonging to Mr,-Thos. Chadwick. on the east by land of Mr. Forshaw, and on the south by land, of Mr. Rimmer. • , - . 'This Property presents mist eligible building. situation, commanding exten.ive views of the Itiv.er iVlersey and, tha.sur, rounding, cottntry, and very near to both the new Liscard and Egititnont Ferries. , . . . 2. All those Two FIELDS, DWELLING;HOUSE. and OUTBUILDINGS, now in the occupation of Mr. Peter Houghton, es tenant, situate in the township otKirltdale, front ing the welt side of the road leading from Liverpool to Bootle, containing together 2A. 2e. 211.. statute ineesure,„both bounded on the north-west, and partly ,on the south sides,• try' the land of the Earl of Derby, and on, the remaining part by land belonging to the devisees of the late Samuel. Poole,. Esq.. This Property commands a fine view of the River Mer s ey an d, Cheshire coast, and is in a situation rapidly increasing in value. Both Properties are Solor further particulars apply at theoffice of Mr. Jo it N N ol icitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen. TEETH, MADE OF,lNconttoniELE sunsTkNcus, AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DE CAVED WITHuUTA-IBAT PItIISSURZ. MONS. MA LLAIN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46, 1 36 t0-szatticT,'LivEaeoot., Of the firm of 'Malian and Suns, 32, Great Russell-street, Blooms . bury-square,. and 10,, Lud g ate-kill, ,Git London, STILL continue to restnre' DECAY ED'l EETH with their CELEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM so mu versally recommended by. the, FACULTY of London and Paris. The op e r a tion is performed ina few seconds, without the slightest PAIN, HEAT, or' PRESSURE, and allays . the mast. excru ciating ,pato, and lasting for ,rnany years ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEET 11, whether Arising from age, neglect, or dll,ease in the. Gums. • INCORRODIBLE 'ARTIFICIAL and TURAL TgETH. pl.4eed, from °Ate to a complete set, which. are incapable of discolouration or cortosion, and fixed without theinctinkirance of wires or anyyrother ligattires,• and answer every purpose of.ARTICULATION and, MASTICATION. Charges as in Pa ris.—A rtificial Teeth Repaired. lisIDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD f rom the Port of : LIVERPOOL are iuKirtned by S. W. SILVER & CO. OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNIIILL, LONDON, that they may procure the whole, or any part of au OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Brauch,flouse, NOS. 4 AND 5. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERFO O At time same WI-WU:SALE SHIPPING. Prices as at their . Warehouse in LONDON. Daily comninnication between London and Liverpool f" Ship-sailing infOrmatiorr, &c: ~ _ p, -- - t-'(- 1. --e--t._- 7 (%z / . 1 -- P--I,(- AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED:-THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLuvrr ---dr , 1 ~~_- VALUABLE BUILDING LAND IN EVER', O.N. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTINLEY and SONS, Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the 41th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at lialliday's Coffee-house, in Everton, subject to conditions then to be produced, . L , )t. 1 I FIELD, called the Two Greaves, situate to the left C .... of the road leading front Everton-village to o ) . bage-hall, bounded by lands respectively. belonging to James lleywOrth, Esq., Mr. John'Gillespy, and the Executors ot the late Messrs. Rowe and Beesley, and containing lA. 111.39 P. statute measure. • 2. A Field, called the Ten Acre, situate in Whitefield-lane, F,verton, hounded by lands respectively belonging to Seacome Ellison, Esq., and others, and containing 2u. 26P. statute mea sure. _ _ _ The. Tenure of these two Lots is Copyhold of Inheritaace. 3. A Field, called the Whitefield, also situate in Whitefield lane, Evertor, bounded by lands and premises. respectively be longing to Seacome Ellison, Esq., Thomas. Aedislt, others, and containing 2A. lit. 6p. tatute measure. This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance. Esq,, and _ 4. A. Field, called the Butter - Holes; situate in Breck-lane and. at the .corner of Rocky-lane, in Byer:ton, bounded by the said two lanes.end by lands respectively belongim4 to Messrs. (kill and Manifold, and Mr. Thos., Granths, and others, and containing li. lit. 1 . 71p . .' statute measure. This Lot having two fronts is particularly eligible for building Land, • , ~ .5. 4. Yield, called the Beacon Iley, situate on, the east. side cif Church-street, Everton, bounded by lands,aud premises re spectively belonging ; to Messrs. Woodhouse and others, Mr.i 14..dwaid Eyes, and the Executors of the late Mr. Perry, and containing 2A, Oa.. 2e. statute measure. .This Lot haying two fronts is also particularly eligible for building, purposes. „ The tenure uf the two last Lots is Leasehold for the residue of a term of 10(X) years, created in the year 1716. , . . . Tie whole of the above. Liends .are, desirably situated, and particulars further may 1;: e obtained on application at the Office lot, Mr. Itoniiit Noants, Solicitor, Union-buildings, North 4(0)a-street, Liverpool, where a plan of the premises mad• be seen. EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTAVT SALE OF VERY' SELECT WINES. IBy Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Liverpool. E respectable and well-known. firm of Messrs. Go 1,1391cN ancl•Dorta, being about, to remove from their present 'place of business, have directed Messrs., Tuns. Wt NST A N LEY •and SONS TO ael.l, by AUCTION. on the Premises, Redeross 'street„Liverpool, on `f U ES, DA If, the 22d instent,..and 'following day,•iit. Twelve o'clock precisely each day, their valuable and well-selected .STOCK of choice. WINES, consisting of 1,300, l_zeti PORT. of vAirious qualities and ages, 95 buzen CLARET, ditto, 398. Dozen pale and brown. SHERRY, , • 132 Dozen .E. I. Sercial and Malmsey MADEIRA, 82 Dozen TENBItIFFE, 10.3. Dozen BUCELLAS, 15 Dozen HOCK, 19 :Dozen : MOSELLE, 31). Dozen rich and dry:LISBON, 1.5 Dozen CALCAVELLA. The whole of which, having been intended exclusively for the supply.of private convoners, has ,been selected from the most. Celebrated growths and first qualities,. at the most Idseral prices.• The Wines may be seen in the bins, from which they.will Correctly be delivered to the purchasers. Samples may. be tasted at the time of sale, and descriptive catalogues had tot the Iprernisesi . of Mr. Houma WiNsfrANt..u.v. Auctioneer, and of• !Messrs. T. WINST AN LE v: end SONS, Church-street. 7From the respectability of their employers and the acknow ledged excellence of their Wines, Messrs. T. W. and Sons with confidence recommend to their Friends and • the Punlie this opportunity of replenishing their cellars; and, in order to give them every facility. of judging of the quality ,of• the Wine, samples may he had. at the cellars-six days .previous to the sale, on paying fur the same at the price that the saute quality sells by auction.. •• ,• • , , • Chureit.street,2d November, 1836. Flll . -IOLD OIL INHEI IT:ANQII . . Tins ,DAY, (Friday,) the.‘lth..iustant, at Two, o'clock - in th e Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South Joh n-sheet, Liverpool, subiect to such conditions as will then be proint-ed 7 -by order Villa Ifortgdyee • 1 ,PIECE, of LAND with.the SHOP. and NINE- sever a l DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected,- situated on the northwardly side of Upper Birkett,street, and ou the W es t side of Drinkwater's-gardens,. leading from Upper Birkett- street into .Richmond-row, in Liverpool, containing in front to Upper Birkett-street, and in breadth at. the, extreme .depth, severally, 10 yards; including one hair part of the street, or thoroughfare, called Drinkwater's-gardens; and in rear, or depth, on the east and west sides, severally, 54. yards. The Shop and Dwelling-imuses front Drinkwater's-gardens, and are all well tenanted, • • • The Houses-are in .good repair; and, although let at very moderate. Rents. yield an annual Rental-of about 1:130. Further particulars may be.obtaiued on application to Mr. WIAINN4nAtt, Accountant, 2, .Lord-street, or to Messrs: Wm i!aNsoN and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. 1110 he SOLD. a HOUSE, in Gli EAT Gl,O ItGIi,SQUAILE, "'Un- NIS fl I:11 or UNFtla N !SUED. 11I,ty be viewed. on - Tuesdays , and Thursdays, from Eleven till One o'clock. On Futony, the 18th of November instant, at One o'clock i n the afternoon, at the Clarendon-room, South John-street, in one or more Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale. liEt, FIELDS, near the' Village of Wavertree„ two of 1 which front the roa(I from Liverpool, and the, third lies at the back, and fruuts Pighue-laue, containing together 9n. Oa. 7 e. statute measure. The Land is bounded on the west by an Estate of the ItGv. Grundy,'and on the east by a Dwelling-house and G a r deo , longing. to James Stock, Esq., and forma a mu st desirable s it e fur - the erection of Villas. , • The two Fields fronting Wevertree-road are Copyhold, and the Field fronting Pightie.lane is Freehold of Inheritance.. Further particulars maybe obt a ined,a ud a Flanof t he Property seen, on application to Me,isrs. WILK itssoN and CantsTinti, SolieitOrs, Feuwick-strect. Liverpool. , . • Office of Commissioners of Compensation, , N 0.25, Great Gem ge-s;reet,, Westminster, lit Nov., 183 0. VIRGIN ISLANDS. • kT oTicv, IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commissioners of. Compensation will proceed to take into consideration the ADJOURNED UNCONTESTED CASES in the above Colony on TIiUIt4.DAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock. 'l'h, Commissioners will also : procted to consider the CON TES'f ED CLAIMS taCcOrdimi to the.priority of thenumiter at each Case) in the undermentioned.Coloniewon the days anti in the . order. .aftermentioned, at Twelve o'clock on each day, when the Parties intes,sted or their Agents will attend accoid iuglv. . VIRGIN ISLANDS. Thursday, 17th November. HONDURAS 0 Tuesday, -22 d ANTIGUA. C . • ST: CHRISTOPHER Thursday ; 2lth• • „ GRENADA - Toesdav, 29th „ DOMINICA Thursday, lit ,Decetnlpr. ' • GUIANA • 'Tuesday, .6th „ ST. LUCIA. Thursday, .Bth . „ By order of the Board, . . . HENRY HILL, Secretary, ' • P,MBETt 4, 1836. --. 7 41a1t bp ?auction. NIEMANVS DUTCH BULBS. . •By Mr. T. BRANCH, To-xionnow, (Saturday,) at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover . , .., ~ • : Rooms, • . . A : .N .ester tiye Assortment or D•UT C II .13. U I. BO U S .1. - 1... FLOWER. ROOTS from the celebrated Nurseries of Mr. J.. D. , Niemanti, Jun.. at Haarlem, and comprising Double and Single II yaciuths, Narcisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses,,Rannoculuses, Anemones.. &c. • ; • To- he viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had from .Mr. T. BRANCH... NCH. . tiro br PUBLIC HOUSE. x'lO he SOLD PRIVATK CoNTlincr, the FIXTURES. 1• GOODWILL, and TxNl YEA fiS'LEASE orn. WINE and sputa ESTABLISH \1 ENT, situate in Tythebarn street, corner of Moorfields. • To persons wiibing , to embark in the Wholesale and Retail line, the above situation offers ever) faeility.—Theahoro;ighfat e commatufs a first-rate counter-custom, and the improvements In-ode renders this Establishment incomparable in the wav of wholesale : business. • •• , - • The present proprietor is declining the business- in -cense— (pence, of other en2,agetnents.—AppliCatiou to be made - to Ckl lIISTOIIIEIt MARTI N, on the premises. • EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS, AT .A.NGLESEA HOUSE, 121,.5T. JAMES'S-STREET. • TWILLIAMS batting returned Iron; the Manchester, " Bradford, Leeds, and other Markets, in which' he has, with great . care- and circumspection ; • made large • purchases ; resPectfully' , announces to his increasingly numerous. Friends and the Public, that he has now •on hand the hest assorted and CHEAPEST STOCK INTER AwODS 7. 7 i n t h e t , ,wn. T. W.. knowing well the jealousy of other houses in the trade, and their ehagt in at.fiw , ini his system. of SELLING TUE HEST ARTIOLES AT•THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICHS,,• • SO eminently successful, and that some of them are now making though too late, at iniitati. , n, inyites a fn is compari• son, in' Quality and Pries, in any kind of Gimds,•And feels con fident that ii:l who Make the trial will remain his constant and stemlyCustomers. T. W. gives .the following as, a. sample, to I again requests rigid comparison :—G-•lths Merinos, in every shade of colour, from 18,1. ; the newest patterns in Printed Cam brie Dresses. from 45.; Filled Shawls, from S. ; Merino, Cloth, and 'Plaid Cloaks, from 10s; Rose. and Whitney Blankets, alt sizos: front Ws.; 'Welch and Lancashire Flannels, from Mi.; an.l Line us, Sheetings, fluekabarks, Diapers, Quilts, Counterpanes, &c., at the same extraordinary Low Pi ices. • A clever ASSISTANT Wanted. . . J.. C. PA . HAIR CUTTER, PE R RIME R, AND .I ) ERRUQUIER, NO. 9 BOLD•STREKT, LIVRRPOOL,`•••• -• • VO...ESPECTFULLY announces his having undertaken the IL business so successfully carried on by Mr.Danson,..• '1 he superiority of the Establishment being undisputed, the best rules for fll.tint6ining its character will, ,be kiii4pred; audit PER FUME RY, COMBS, Be LISISES, and every requisite. for the. Toe.; t.kTTE, will be sold upGn the mercantile principie of small pro fits ..m.l quick yeturto. Ile bugs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that the lltur Cutting and. Di essing department: will have his piriticular attention. It being adinitte4l that the preservation of natural [lair is 'preferable •to the. use of false. however correct the imitation, those who place their flair under. his 'management may be assured that the necessity of •its use will; in most Cases; be totally precluded. As the future bertut y of Children's flair greatly depends on its first training; amid managentent, he will ever give such directions as his long ex perience in this practice shall suggest. For the convenience of those Who are engaged in Mercantile pursuits during, the week, .1. C. P. and his able assistants will be in atttedance till a late hour on Saturday evenings. . J. C: P. celebrat ed. throughout England far his or i g i na l in ven lion of Its DIA 11, Ull3h: it BooTs, SHIES. and Go Los taus solicits in inspection ut these articles, as also of• his Faßtscrt , Suohs, GLovEs, and FLow KOS, which are reelarly'impori ed. - Mai us supplied with Perfumer) rot Ex pota tion, at Wholcsa,e Prices. .. . SALE, AT FONTENOT DISTILLERY, Fontenoy-slreet,' Liverpool, HOLLAN DS—an article entirely 'new in the English Mark et, and made at this Distillery only. It is produced from the same materials and manufactured in precisely the store man ner as Dutch Schiedam, which it al least equals in poility, and dt • is - sold at Prices considerably wider the Dot y' np`on Geneva. Families who are in the habit of ti,ing Geneva will find this an excellent and eviMinnical'substittit&, and it is well worth- the attention of Dealers. A trial of it is confidently reeommended• to-the Pubt ie. GIN'. equal in finality and flavour to the best Lond o n Gip s . SUOTCH.and'IRISH WHISKY. • ISL AY. CA MBLETON, and LOWLAND MALT DITTO. FRENCH- BRANDY, neat as imported. ' JAMAICA and other UMS, in bond or otherwise. WINES, • ditto, • ditto. •BRITISH BRANDY. •GINGER- COR DI AL—a Liqueur of highly estimable qualities. What is here offered is very superior, being manufactured with great care from' the best materials. RUM S•11•RU1l, RASPBERRY• BRANDY, CINNAMON, PEPPERMINT, - WOO D. and other , Cordials, all of the very best qualities, and at moderate Prices. • •- •• • A•liberal allowance made'to Dealers. - Druggists and others supplied with SPIRIT ne WINE of the very best quality. (.IrdeTs train the , country, trial T'etpectable references, ad dressed to R. M'LaitriN, at the Distillery, will be punctually attended to, . • • ' At Moonia's STORE, Hodson•street,-(hehind the . Distillery.) there is a constant supply - of Roy's el.lebrated . SCOTCH (ALLOA) A I,ES, both for Home Consum;,tion and Expor tation, the latter made expressly for the purpose: . Excellent accommodation:4,4mi •to E.6;orters In' Bottling - . Also, London and Limerick PORTER, the latter in Barrels and Half Barrels. A 2 72 1 A- f /)'i '2 [PRICE FIVEPENCE. TO THE SAXONY WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE, 2. C orner of Mill-street, St. DUYERS of WOOLLEN GOODS are respe c tfully invited, .1.1) where they will find in -great variety a superior and well selected Stock of Superfine Cloths, CasKimeres, Fancy Waist coatings, Trousers Cloths, Petersham, Pilot Cloths, Cloakiugs, Ladies Habit Cloths, Plaids, Moleskins, Cords, WELSH FLANNELS, & e , MACKINTOSH CLOAKS, CAPES, PILOT COATS, The Proprietors, in returning thanks for the flattering sop port they have experienced since they have, opened the above premises, beg leave to state their determination to sell only such goods as they can confidently recommend, and not to be undersold by any house in Liverpool. N.B.—WANTED, a JUNIOR. ASSISTANT. • DANIEL JONES and Co. The immense Stock of WOOLLEN CLOTHS,_ PILOT CLOTHS, BEAVERS, FANCY TROUSERS CLOTHS, AND WAISTCOATINGS, . . CLOAKINGS, HABIT CLOTHS, AND I'RUNELLAS, adapted for the present season, WOOLSACK CLOTH WAREHOUSE, • 57, Loan-sTßlzirr e 2No Dona FROM PARADISE -STREET-, Will be found, On inspection, well worthy- the notice of the Trade, and of hovers generally. 57, Lord-street,. October '29, 1836. • TO 'I'II E BURGESSES OF R.OON EY-STREET WARD. GV.NTI,kMEN, ' • THANK you for the honour you have conferred uninktne _A• by returuiut ine as one of your Representatives in Cuuncil, and inure particularly beg to return pianks to the Cumunttee, and those other Geotletnen who have so successfully exerted thetuSelves - iii'nry behalf. • • • My principles hdve al Nays been openly avowed, and will be steadfastly and faithfully adhered'to. I remain, • , Gentlemen, Yours, much obliged, • J. NELSON WOOD. Falknor-street, 2tl oremF;er, 1E'313. TO THE BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE WARD. • GENTLEMEN, LlA)\Vin'e to offer my kind thanks for the - distinguished interest you have taken in my behalf' at In, Election just now closed ; and let me add, that although in a minority on the occasion', I can with every sincerity assure you the support I have received' at )our hands is nut the less appreciated 10 CU 11- sequence but will be remembered by we ,viih pleasure. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged and , di,dient servant Abercromby-square, 2nd Nov. 11EN ItY TO THE BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE \VARD. GLNTLEMEN O - 4.CCE PT my sincere thanks' for the unsolicited compliment you have paid me iu electing 'tie one of Your Represen tatives iu the Town Council: accept nay most h'eartfelt nigra tulations on the general issue of your exertions, lam fully • e how truly unimportant is my individual return on this s occasion, how trifling ally services must b e w hi c h I can h ope to render von at the present juncture ; but gentlemen, your sup port of one who, for twenty-three years, -- has be en a member -of that council which the liherality of our opponents -designate as worse than useless, is an invaluable indicati on of your views; it is an ample proof that you are . not indiff eient to t h e main tenance of an Established Church and of Schools in confurinit With its prin - ciples; it is a proof that you do not think it culpable to have defended the rights of our freemen, and that, in your opinioo, 'something is still doe to men whit successfully resisted those selfish attempts to overthroW our town-dues, which aoukl have deprived the.inbahitants of the-greater part of the' revenue they now enjoy ; and it shows, too, - that the part which I felt it my duty to take in endeavouring to carry through parliament a bill which would have prevented the town council front exer-• cising an undue preponderance in the affairs of the dock estate,. and availing themselves of its resign ces for mere pai ty purposes, and which would have placed its management, to a greater ex— tent, in the body of the merchants and rate-payer, who are so immediately interested in its welfare, has at least nut met with your disapprobation: let me, then, renew my thanks for the good opinion von have . thus . expressed of me, and be assured that in the discivirge of the duties entrusted to lily care it shall be my ttudv, uninfluenced by party bias, to co-operato - with toy colleagues - 1u promoting such measures as may appear, in my judgement, must conducive to the public good. I am, o . entlemen, " Yonr Obliged and faithful servant, CHAS. LAWRENCE. Ware , trey hell, Nos I, 1836 • TO THE ELECTORS OF VAUXII A LL WARD. J BEG to acknowledge, with many thanks, the honour you have conferred upon me in electing ins one of your Representatives in the Town-council. By your indepeudent votes you have placed we in this proud position, and d a it has been entirely without pledge.or personal solicitation on my part,• yI a have enhanced the obligation. I hope by atiention to the trust thus confided to toe, to justify your choice, and prove myself worthy Of those kind friends whose exertions to promote -my return shall never forget. I iint, Gentlemen, • Your obliged and faithful serv ant . Noroill,er 2,183 G. WILLIAM SHAND. - . ~-/ Manta.. ized HOUSE (;ditty W . N e r ( l L F:t ef?- to h(:)s. l.t e E a N u ( 1 1 ''a n Stable,) r i a n t e it tl el 0- tt, of A.Hiburth, NV avert ree, or VlL,st Derby.— Apply at the St auclard- JACK )N AN U HOEMES; - ' • TEA AND COFFEE MERCUANTS, 43, CHURCH-ST.IO,AT, • ( Opposite -the Liver• lteatre.) 7- AVE great piea.ure in informing their numerous Friends ati ni e -Th:it thew are now offering a very excel i-,it CONGOU which they will warrant to be genuine; at, Gil -Their very BEST BLACK TEA is sa. BLi.. In Greens; they have !rood TWA N KAA' at 45.. 6d. to ss. Very fine YOUNG Il YSON wt. 6s...tlie' best GUNPOWDER TEA, 85 - COFFEE imported, combining strength iind flavour at 2s. per lb. ST. MARK'S CHURCH. entyiequeriee of same Alterations required by the Erection 0f a New ORGAN, it is essentially necessary to have the Church Clime* till Advent• Sunday, the 27ih -instant, On which day, - it is hop il, Divine Service will again be resumed. 4th November, 183 G. - - ULSTER TIMES: NEW' tin Ton I„4 1 - tRANGT;IfI; yrs% rtlitE PROP it lEl'O s of the. ULs'l'islt TIM ES beg to annnune to the Public, that they have entered into an ‘ci! ISAAC h Burr, EsQ, - • arrangement PitoFPsson o're POLITICAL ECoNOMY IN TO!! cNIVERMITY IF DUBLIN, AkCi EDITOR OF THR DUBLIN txtvaust-rr MAGAZINE, by whiat that Gentlethaa wilt, on the First of November, re move tolictsasT, to undertake the Editorial Management of tneir Paper. . - The ULSTER TIMES is the ONLY CONSERVATIVE PAPER, IN BLLFASI, and, in entering into this arrati4e-= tnent, the Proprietors have been influenced hy a determination to spare nothing to make, - their Journal Woftity of the position which it occupies in Protestaut Ulster. They feel satisfied that Hui talents .end abilities which have so conspietionsly Aistingnitihed the m'anagetnent of the DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MaGALltitt, - will'he'equltlly exerted in the c ilumn s of the ULSTER. TIMES. And. they are ciitifident, that under their new arrhilizelnents, they Will . be aide to render the ULSTER TIMES, 'in ewer departMent, deserving of a con_ tinned increase or the' pith;ie favour, which has been already so liirg'e!lo extended to that Journal: Agent for the Ulster Times EDWARD WILMER, News Agent, 67,'Chur'clistreet, Liverpoid, who kill lot ward the same to any part of Englan,l. Sentland, and Wales. Belfa,t, Ulster Times Wire, 04. 21, 1836. I*.tili 4.)ittilirationo. ►tit Public are resvecifully informed that the " I,IV ER rPOOI, CONSEIi.‘ A 1 . 11 q; GitANU MARCH." Cum psed and arrrauged Pwr the PIANO AND DEDICATIM TO LOitD SANDON is in such deman,/, that the, composer, has been obliged to pub lish a Sl.c ND E61 : 11 ,, N. TO be hada all Music Sellers and of the composer, 21, Duke street. . This Day is Published, A, SPIIIMQN, t,t the Church of E'tiglanttßenefit Society. By .the Rev. II t - ci M 'ti El t.a. Price Gi. May be hid of It. PA r t sso i Standard-office; 1. KA Cnurier-atice ; J. U.►vs:st'utc•r, it..nelagh-street, and all other BoOksellers. Evans Chegwin, and Ilan; Itobinsons; -Gropel; Taylor;' \Valoisley, and other Booksellers iu Liverpool, have just received EDINBURGH , MAGAZINE. No. CGLUI, for v CONTENTS I. State Echic:ition in France.-11. Thp Houle of ,Peers.-- It I. The World we Lioein. No. I.—IV. The Metaphysician. No. 6.—V. Torenu's History of the Svaniso Insurrection, &e. —VI, .The Cherwe,l Water Historical Painting.• —VIII. The Great Unknown. IX. Recollections of Cadiz (hiring the:Siege MI. 11. - I'l..—X. In MalThran.—X(. The Professor's Dream. —XII. AlLibiades the Man. Scenes iu the East. • • . . . William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh; and T. Cadet!, Strand, London. 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