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Vublfc 13abito. ROYAL INSTITUTION; COLQUITT-STR r. SCHOOL OF MP OIC INF. SesstoN, 1836 ir o. BRYCE will deliver a LECTUR ntroduetory to .1.1 his course of Lectures on MEDIC BOTANY, at this Institution, on Monday, 20th June, at 10 A. M. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTJON. TECTURES on GEOLOGY, by JOHN I;titt.Lips. Esq., I F•lt S., G.S.. Professor of Geology King's College, London; author of the Illuqrations of t Geology of York shire, a Guide to Geology. &c. The Course will - consist of SiK Lectures; the first will he delivered on TI.TE, the 14th June, at One o'clock, and the succeeding LecturWn the following Tuesdays, at the same hour, until the Course is completed. Subscription to the Course, Half-a-Guinea. Admiltance to a Single Lecture, '2B. 6d. WM. REYNOLDS. Colquitt-street, May 39, 1836. CANARY WINE. much-esteemed and excellent WIN, is still to be had J. on 'application - to JA MKS RES WIC , sown Chambers, Redcross-street. Price per dozen 215., B les included. Orders from the Country carefully attended to. ROYAL LISCAR D UNION STEAM PACKET COMPANY. TO M.lBO .V S. 4-c. / IDERSONS willing to CONTRACT for e LAYING JE DOWN of a STONE SLIP for a Carri e Railway from i the Hotel Pierhead to a give❑ distance on e Shore, are re quested to leave SEALED TENDERS, addr sed to "The' Com mittee of Manageintnt," with Mr. STATHAM, at the Hotel, on or before SkTURDAY. the 11th June instant, where a Plan and Specification of the Work may he seen, and other information had. One or more Sureties will be required to guarantee the efficiency of the Work and its completion within the time re quired. By order. __ ROWLINSON, HOWARD, and WYCHE ST. MARY-LE-BONE BANK.. Oa the Scold& Syxtem. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION, IN 40.000 SHAnorpF £25 EACH. DEPoSIT £1 PEußmite: APPLICATIONS for the remaining„ SHARES tobe made (post free) to ALFRED ROBINSON, Esq., Solicitor, Or chard-street, Portman-square, London. BIRMINGHAM PLATE AND CROWN LASS COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the ,ED of SET TLEMENT of this COMPANY will eat the KING'S ARMS HorEt, Castle-street, for the Signal es of the Share holders, who are requested to call and exec c the Deed, and to receive the Scrip, on MONDAY next, the 6th, TUESDAY, the 7th, WEDNEsnAv, the Bth. and THURSDAY, the 9th of June instant, from Eleven to Four o'clork each day. EXTENSIVE CAM ET 4.V9 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. THOMAS BRANCH Has constantly on Sale, at the HANOVEI: Rooms, an extensive and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable CABINET FURNITURE, of every descri. ior• Including DRAWING ROOM SUITS, of real and i a t wood, in Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, a ; Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea Poys, Ladies' E• r Canterhuries, and Skreens ; Elegant LOUNGING and LIBR • ; CHAIRS ; PULPING CHAIR AND SOF •EDS; MAHOGANY ARTI LES, In Bookcases, Secretaires, Pedestal and Cellaret Sideboards, Cheval Skreens, Single and Double Wardrobes, Trafalgar Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Snap, Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas, Children's Chairs, Cots, Cribs. Chests of Drawers, Night Com Modes, Bedsteps, Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stands and Stools, &c. JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS, '• . In the greatest variety ; FOUR -POST, COTTAGE, CANOPY, FRENCH, NURSERY, AND FfhEss BEDSTEADS ; Feather Beds, Hair and Straw Mattresses ; PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES, of all descriptions; Elegant CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES ; BATH or GOUTCHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, &c. Also, Brussels, Damask, Venetian, and Kidderminster 'tation Rose Sofa 'rabies, rutuires, Cheffu- CARPETING, Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns ; DatIGGETTS, HEARTH RUGS, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY CLOTHS, of all dimensions, for cu.ting to fit Rooms, Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins, &c. INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS, And a very great variety of other HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ADJOINING THE POST-OFFICE, EMPORIUM FOR SUPERIOR LONDON JEWELLERY. SUPERB BRONZES. CLOCKS, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, AND ALL THR VARIOUS 'FANCY MANUFACTURERS or ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, &c. MANUFACTORY FOR WORK BOXES. RITING DESKS, AND DRESSING CAS S. - VISITORS and Strangers in Liverpo and the Pub lic in general, are respectfully invited visit this Unique Establishment, whether as purchasers or parties in search of amusement, the whole of the STOCK, (certainly one of the largest and most varied in England) being conveniently ar ranged for inspection, and the price marked on each Article, from which no deductions are made, nor is any credit given this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his rlnnds any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Manufacture, and has given general satisfaction: in consequence, 'l'. Wool, trizt.ia finds a continually increasing demand, and he is there fore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most extensive Assort ment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the Jewellery Department a continuance of the favoured and in creasing patronage of the Public. T. WOOLFIELD begs to draw particular attention to his splendid show of CLOCKS and TIME-PIECES, in Gilt, Bronze, Alabaster, Porcelain, &c. ; the Stock is immensely large, and the Pesigns suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5 to £l2O. The utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which are warranted, 'l'. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis XIV, extremely well suited for Country Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These articles are now much in 'favour, and very scarce. The WRITINC; DESKS, DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES are all made on the Pre mises ; and the Stock of these Articles is certainly much more extensive and varied than in any other House in the Kingdom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them as convenient and complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings Cr Instruments as may suit them; or can have Cases made to 'accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in Russia or Morrocco Leather; also, small MILITARY DRESSING CASES, containing all that is needful, and weighing only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA - WRITING DESKS, for Travelling, somplete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety, from I2s. to £4 each. PAPER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c. In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS and DRESS ING CASES, T. WootiriELn's Workmen have great experi ence, and he has the means to comp l ete every t hi ng t h at i s entrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, wi4h economy and despatch. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great variety, adapted for Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Built:- lugs. Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE and HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved con struction. T. Woot.etELD also re-bronzes, re-lacquers and repairs LAMPS of all descriptions; and keeps for sale a great variety of 'GaonNn and CUT GLASSES, adapted to all kinds of Lamps. A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish, consisting of FIGURES. BITSTis', VASES, CANDELABRA. &c Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS. for CHIMNEY-PIECE% with an immense choice anther appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importat;on from Leghorn of a m ,at tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTER 5 ; Atp,, a fine Collection ofTABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORK. JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in Papier Mache and Iron, .from the plainest to t he most extensive Patterns. Japanned FA PIER MACH E TABLES, Pole SCREENS, VASES. CARD BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, and HAND SCREENS. All these Articles may be bad in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine Specimens of very OLD CHINA, in Jar s . V as e s , J ar di n ie res , Plates, Dishes, &c. Elabor a t e ly- carve d IVORY F A NS an d CARD CASES. Likewi se , a variety of real INDIA ARTI CLES, in Japanned and Lacquered Work. A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF-BOXES, direct from Geneva, playiug from t wo to twelve tunes. Several very fine large MUSICAL BOXES, playing the most relahrated Overlutre 9 ; rrive,.frro n E 5• to Eat- Rogers and Son's warranted CUTLERY, in RAZORS. PEN KNIVES. SCISSORS, TABLE KNIVES, & DRESS ING-CASE INSTRA/7.IENTS. Also,a variety of very com plete Sets of TABLE CIJTLERY. fitted tip in Cases, exceed ingly cnnveninni for preserving them in good condition. S!LVER bESSERT KNIVES and FORKS •; Plated on Ste(.l DITTO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han tiles, in Single er Double Sets, and in Cases lin e d w i th Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, an d forming very suitable Marriage or Housekeepers presents. COMBS, BRUSHES. ond all kinds of the most approved and fashionable PERFUMERY. Gennine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co. logne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Six Bottles. An immense choice of LADIES' SILK VELVET and . nthar RETICULES. from 3s. to 3 Guineas each. Also, PURSES, Plain and very richly Embroidered, from Is. to 30s. each. . LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES, at sv. 61 prr Pair. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES. in IVORY, MOTHER , OF-PEARL. and TORTOISE-SHELL. CHESSMEN. BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TABLES, and various other Gaines and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. Taos WootFrau) befit• to state that the increasing Patron• age his Establishment still meets with encouraves him to per severe iu selecting,. both from London and the Continent. str.h Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his Ostensive connexion. and to maintain an Establishment in Li iterpool dec,dedly superior to any other single concern in Lon. lion, or the Empire, the choice of bonds being greater, their quality the best, and the prices extremely moderate. !Leval Xatire. THE -MATTER 01."1-10MAS HINDE, NOTIbE is A •BANKRUP'r. the. coinmis HP-REBY GIVEN, that the major part of bearing date the st,rtner s named in a commission of bankruptcy, THOMAtii ijW',day of January, 1811, award azainst carter, merche nt „ ht of Liverpool, in the co nty of Lan instant, at Vweive, sket4:ei_tl:l4l),ket on 'M ON D ext, the 601 LETom. Noon, at the co of Messrs. ionnii--:,rp,olaf6rositi,l7,l.:4rti.totNTPß: 30. -unswiek-street, • plus of the said.hankruptis!e.t a4 , ; .."' l %ke lend of the sur ors by bonds, eon:tracts:sr - note, where all credit interest bas.been, allowed•bF4the- or where James Heyworth, Esq. claim interest, are tln..94titlive4sOft. t o ,v s . t4 ;:.`2 , W) lid who in they will be excltided the benefit of the said sarpivi."4lFai/ztiiit Bank; Fowlerplace. BOLTON AND PRESTO; Capital £3OO,(XX), in PROVISIONAI Richard . Barrow, Jun., Esq., Manchester Edward Bolling, Esq., Bolton Stephen Blair, Esq., Bolton Jas. Brancker, Esq., Liverpool Samuel Brookes, Esq., Man chester Benjamin Dobs n , Esq., Bolton Fearenside, Esq., Lancaster James Hardcastle, Esq., Brad shaw Hall John Hargreaves, Esq., Hart,. Common B kNlCEßS—Hardcastle, l N RAILWAk COMPANY. ,000 Sha rcs of £5O each. L commirri:E. 'John Hargreaves, Jun., Esq., Button Wm. Heap Hutchinson, Esq., Liverpuo Benjam . Hick, Esq., Bo1!ou John rd, Esq., Wigan Thai as Ridgway, Esq., Wall suches ;Peter Sinclair, Esq., Bolton I Richd. Smethurst, Esq. Chorley !James Thompson, Esq.. Wigan John Wilkinson, Esq , Chorley Leond. Willan, Esq. Lancaster Cross, and Co., Bolton. NGINEER-J. U. Rastrick, Esq. SoLit:iron—Mr. Woodhouse, Bolton. ripHIS Railway is intended to commence at or near the ter- IL minus of the Manchester and Bolton Railway, at Bolton, and proceed thence along the Valley past Red Muss and Chor ley, and forward to Preston in such direction as may appear must adapted for securing the general interests of the proprie tary, and accommodating in the best manner the traffic of the district. The Line of Road crosses the various strata of Coal, Cannel, Stone, amid Flags, with which this part of the country abounds. A Line of Railway from Blackburn is contemplated, to juin the Bolton and Preston Line north of Chorley, and though the Line to Blackburn will not at present form part of this undertaking, it will, when completed, add considerably to its business. The Provisional Committee, in deciding upon the terminus, will keep in view the facility and propriety of con necting this Railway with the North 'Union, the Preston and Lancaster, and the Preston and Wyre Railways, and the Lan caster Canal, and will proceed to Parliament fur powers to construct an independent Line to Preston, or to branch into the North Union Railway, or both, as may hereafter appear most conducive to the interests of the Company, and the general ac commodation of the public. The Provisional Committee have communicated with Mr. Rastrick, the Engineer, whosurveyed this Line in 1831, and, with , a view to the possession of the Plans, Survey, and Estimates made ' on that occasion, they have invited the Subscribers thereto to incorporate themselves with this undertaking upon the follow ing terms:— That the hold'ar of a Share for £lOO in the old Compapy shall be privilefed to claim a £5O Share in the new Compan• in lieu thereof. I'hat this privilege be confined to such of the old Subscribers as have paid up their Calls of £3 per Share. and such payment shall remain to their credit with the present Company. The Shares claimed in pursuance of this Resolution are 1699, and the total number intended to be issued, founded upon Mr. Rastrick's calculation for a Line complete from Bolton to Pres ton, will be 6,000 of £5O each, leaving 4,301 to be awarded to new Subscribers. The Provisional Committee will not receive any applications for Shares after the Gth day of June next, such applications to he addressed (post-paid) to Mr. WoonnousE, Solicitor, Bolton, endorsed "Bolton and Preston Railway." Bolton, 25th May, 1836. LIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY. AT an adjourned GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE. HOLDERS, held at the Clarendon-rooms, Souty-John street, on MON OA T. the 30th day of Mav, 1836, JAMES CARSON, Esq., M.D., in the air, It was unanimously resolved, Ort the motion of Mr. BARBER, seconded r. BELL, I. That the following Gentlemen, havin ignified their as sent, be appointed Trustees of the Company:— JOSEPH FILE INGToN BRANDRETH, Esq., MD.. WILLIAM WALLACE Cumuli, Esq. RICHARD FORSH AW, Esq. On the motion of Mr: TURNER, seconded by Mr. SHEPHERD, 2. That the following Gentlemen be appointed Directors, with power to increase their number to twenty, five of whom shall retire annually, all of them being eligible to be re-elected. Dr. Carson, Mr. Manifold„ Dr. Macrorie, Mr. Bevan, Dr. Petrie, Mr. John Miller, Dr. Bryce, Mr. Rowland R os eo w , Mr. Blackburne, Mr. David Cannon, Mr. Sans!. M'Culloch, Mr. William Barber, Mr. Gillon, Mr. John Anderson. Mr. Ferguson, On the motion of Mr. WILLIAM ROWLANDSON, of Wake field, seconded by Mr. JOHN HOLAIES, 3. That the Directors be invested with full powers to order the preparation 2 and agree to the terms of the Deed of Settle ment, to purchase or rent suitable Premises, to engage Mana gers, Clerks ; and Servants, to make the necessary Calls, and to perform all such acts as they may deem necessary for esta blishinc, and carrying on the business of the Company in a full and efficient manner. On the motion of Dr. CARSON from the Chair, seconded by Dr. PETRIE, 4, That the Thanks of the Shareholders be given to the Pro visional Committee. On the motion of Dr. MACHORIE, seconded by Mr. BEVAN, 5. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Dr. CARSON for his conduct in the Chair. Published by order of the Directnrs HENRY FORSHAW : Solicitor, and Secretary to the Company. ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND. d - A N WEDNESDAY, the 11th May, 1836, a very numerous and / kfi respectable MEETING of the PROPRIE"ORS was held at the Bank, Foster-place, at One o'clock, THOMAS R. NEEDHAM, Esq., was called t e Chair. James Dawson, Esq., read the Report o the Provisional Committee as follows: REPORT. From the Provisional Uo m mitt ve of th e rtuyus saansc Of 2raianu. . . to the Subscribers. GENTLEMEN,—The Provisional Committee, previous to re signing the trust reposed in them, consider it their duty to submit a statement of their proceedings. The formation of the Royal Bank of Ireland had been for some time under. consideration prior to the formal Prospectus published in the Dublin Newspapers. This appeared on the 14th April last, and was followed by such numerous applications for the Stock (far exceeding the number mentioned as neces sary to constitute the Company) that the Committee deemed it necessary for the permanent interest of the Company to restrict the further issue of Shares, except at a premium justified by the average demand, such premium to form a reserve fund for the benefit of the Proprietors, as is the usual course of proceeding in the sister country under similar circumstances. An Advertisement to the foregoing effect was published on the 18th of April, since which date no Shares were allocated by the Committee under the sum specified except in cases of pre vious applications, which on examination and inquiry were as certained to have been sought for prior to the 16th. On the allotment of Shares founded on the applications made, the Committee, in pursuance of the Prospectus, called for the first Instalment and Outfit of £5. ss. on each £5O Share, which was promptly paid into the Bank of Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., and Co. to the credit of the Provisional Committee as Trustees for the Royal Bank of Ireland. The sum so paid in for Instal ments, Outfit, and Premium amounts to .C 101,300, and has been for the greater part invested in the security of Government Stock, &c., convertable into cash at any moment required for business. A large proportion of the Shareholders are wealthy English Capitalists, and about 4.000 Shares, in addition to those paid on, may be considered, from the Coriespondence in possession of the Committee, engaged by highly influential parties in Lon don and Liverpooland in Scotland, at a premium on an average of £2 per Share. Under those circumstances, and as the second Call of £5 per Share, to he made in forty days from the election of Directors, will produce a further sum of £92.400, making in the aggregate a sum £193,700 at least available for the commencement of business by the Company, the Committee submit the inexpe diency of any further issue of Shares except at an equivalent advantage or premium, to be regulated at the discretion of your Directors, until the lapse of the first half-year or year of actual business. They do so with the more confidence, as the London and Westminster Bank, which has had such a prosperous re sult, retained part of the Capital Stock as reserved Shares until the result of their transactions had demonstrated the fair value thereof. At their General Meeting recently held, the subject having been submitted to the Proprieto , s, the issue was autho rised at a premium of £4. 10s. per Share, such premium to go to the credit of the Company. Following the example of the above Company, and adhering to similar principles of action, the Royal Bank of Ireland w ill be constituted, according to the intention of the Prospectus, as a Bank of Deposit, Discount, Loan, and Agency in Dublin, and within a circuit of fifty miles thereof. The principle acted upon in Scotland of allowing Interest on Deposits, and on the balance of running Accounts, has been recognised by the promoters of the Royal Bank, as also that feature so essential to the welfare of Ireland, more particularly in commercial undertakings—a total freedom from political bias and party considerations, founding their claims to public con fidence upon the extent of Capital, a wealthy Proprietary, and a liberal system of transacting Public Business. Since the formation of your Company other projects for Banking purposes have been announced, proposing to do busi ness in the City of Dubliu. If such projects be carried into execution, they should not discourage the Royal Bank of Ire land, but, on the contrary, prove an additional incentive for active exertion. Honourable rivalry in commerce is quite legi timate; but illiberal opposition from interested motives should in every branch of cumuaeree be discountenanced. Your Com pany possesses superior advantages, from its having been the first placed before the public, from the arrangements made and stated in the Prospectus, calculated to ensure an early com mencement of business, with capacious and eligible Banking Premises secured fir the Compunv on the responsibility of its largest Proprietor, Mr. Herbert Hardie, of Manchester, toge ther with all the facilities of an establishment in business, which may be continued (in addition to that naturally to be expected) without the slighest interruption. It is for the Directors you may select to consolidate these ad vantages; your Committee have done but their duty in advert ing to them. THOMAS R. NEEDHAM, Chairman to the Provisional Committee. May 11. 1836. Moved by Edward Alexander, Esq., and seconded by Sir Richard Baker, Resol v ed,—That the Report now read be received and agreed to, and entered on the Minutes. After some interesting discipsions as to the regulations of the Company, Sir Robert Shaw, Bart. was voted to the Chair, a warm vote of thanks was moved to Thomas R. Needham, Esq., for his zealous co-operation with the Provisional Committee, and for his conduct in the Chair. ROBERT SHAW, Chairman. The Meeting was then adj ,urned. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. On Thursday a Meetin g was held at the Bank, Foster-place, to elect Seven qualified Irish Proprietors, to act as a BOARD OF DIRECTORS in Dulriin, and Six English Proprietors to act as CoRnEsFoNniN G /Chair:crofts in England, with the Irish Board; the ballot commenced at 'Twelve o'clock, JAMES DA wsos, Esq., in the Chair. After some preliminary remarks, made by several Proprietors as to the mode of taking the ballot, the following result was de. clared by the Scrutineers on casting up the Votes. EIS rcTotts. Dublin. James Dawson, Esq. ' • James Dwyer, Esq 'Richard Garratt, Esq • 'John Jones, Esq Thomas Mooney, Esq ... Thomas R. Needham, Esq. .... Patrick Reid, Esq. Manchester. ,Kingstown. .L. Gardiner-alreet. .Linen Hall. • .Dame -street. ' Pill-lane. Foster-place. Linen Hall. Herbert Hardie, Esq. I James Hardie, Esq, Liverpool. I William Smith, Esq. London. John Wardell, Esq, KENT HAILWAV, from London, over the GREENW IC H RAILWAY, via DARTFORD, GRAVESEND, STRoOD, Ito- CHESTER, CHATHAM, SITTINGBOURNE, FAVERSHAM, and CAN TEI,BURY, to RAMSGATE, With branches to MAIDSTONE., SHEER NESS. SAN DW mu and DEAL. CAPITAL £2,000,000, IN 40,000 SHARES of £5O EACH. Deposit £2 per Share. PROVISIONAL DIRECTOR . Lien'. Col. Sir A. Leith Hay,! Robert age, Esq. K.C.C.S., 111. P. I Char! • Perkins, Esq. Peter Hesketh Fleetwood Esq.! Tho as Philipolts, Esq. M.P. I o an Ronald, Esq. William Pinney, Esq., M.P. 'cut. Colonel Skerrett. Geo. Robert Rowe, Esq., M.D., eury Short, Esq. Owen T. Alger, F. John Rodway Stock, Esq. Williatn Borradaile, Esq. i John Tv:ells. Esq. John Brothers, Esq. I Lieut. Colonel Utterton. Edward Hughes, Esq. George Walter, Esq. George Money, Esq. John Yates, Esq. BANKERS.—Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods, and CO. STANDING COCNSEL.—Benjamin Botch, Esq. Souctrotts.—James Valiance, Esq.; A. H. Macdougall, Esq. SECRETARIES. — Win . Green, Esq.; Colin Smith, Esq. The Provisional Directors feel it necessary to inform the Sub scribers that they have deemed it advisable to alter the termi nus of the proposed Railway from Dover to Ramsgate. The line will pass through Rochester, Canterbury, and other large towns in the county of Kent, and thus connect the metropolis with Ramsgate in a manner most advantageous to the public. The opinion of a Cciminittee of the H ouse of Commons on the proposed line is fully expressed in their report to the house, which states, that "it appears to be a line which, as connecting the port of Ramsgate and other large towns in the county of Kent with London, and showing public advantages, may, for such purposes, entitle it to consideration." On this suggestion, the Directors have, after mature delibes ration, resolved to make liarnsgate the terminus of their line;' and they do so under a firm conviction that its growing im portance as a harbour, and the ready access which is from thence afforded to a wide range of the opposite coasts of France and the Netherlands, amply entitle it to participate, thus pro minently, in the improved system of communication now iu course of adoption throughout the country. In other respects the proposed enterprise presents no mate rial variation from the plan originally submitted to the public. Running through a cultivated and . densely peopled country, embracing in its course the government depot at Chatham, and communicating, by branches, with the towns of Maidstone, Sheerness, Sandwich, and Deal, its advantages, as well in a rational as in a commercial point of view, are too obvious to require comment, while the degree of local estimation in which it is held may be collected from the number and respectability of the provincial committees formed expressly to support it. As an investment for capital, the Directors conceive that this undertaking may vie with any similar project; for when it is borne in mind that the transit of passengers has been proved before a Committee of the [louse of Commons to be the most lucrative branch of railway revenue, and that, excluding all other modes of conveyance, upwards .of 900,000 individuals passed, during last year, by water, between London, Gravesend, Margate, and Ramsgate alone, some idea may be formed of the extent to which returns may fairly be expected to repay the con struction of a Railroad through districts already abounding in every description of traffic, which an increased facility of inter course is calculated to augment. The capital required to carry into effect this great national work is estimated at .C.,2.000,000 sterling, the greater part of which has been provided by the arrangement under which the property and interest of the late London and Gravesend and London and Dover Companies have been transferred to the present enterprise. It remains for the Directors, therefore, only to add, that Mr. James Walker having undertaken to com plete all the surveys, the Subscribers may confide in the selec tion of the most eligible Line, and in the estaulishment of a case for the ensuing session of Parliament, presenting, in every respect, the strongest claims to legislative protection and sup port. N.B.—Copies of this Prospectus, with lists of the Provincial Committees attached, may he obtained on application at the Company's Offices ' 76, Cornhill. The Shares will be appropriated on Weduesdey, the 15th of June. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN THE LATE LONDON AND GRAVESEND AND LONDON AND DOVER RAILWAY COMPANIES The Directors of the Kent Railway Company having fixed Wednesday, the 15th June, for appropi iating the Shares in that, undertaking, such holders of Gravesend or Dover Shares as may have omitted to send in their applications, are requested to inform the Secretaries by l e tt er , on or b e f ore that date, whether, and to what extent they are desirous of augmenting their inte rest in the new Company. By order of the Board, WM. GREEN, ? C. SMITH, Secretarie s' Kent Railway Office, 76, Curnhill, 28th May, 1836. FHE DROGHEDA AND BELFAST, ort_GRAND NORTH ERN TRUNK RAILWAY,4Iffh TRIBU TARY BRANCHES. CAPITAL £2,000.000, IN Stiacpr Deposit, £5 per e. PROVISIONAL COMM it tSES. - siuutioUraoP ( o o) s. l : 4ll C ” 1 01 tiOWLU Lord Talbot de Malahide The Honourable Randall Plunket. M.P. for Drogheda The Honourable Thomas Barnwell Turvey, Swords Ball, Benjamin, Care-street, Dublin Brodigan, Thomas Pilltown, Drogheda Cairnes, William, Drogheda Carty, Thomas, Drogheda Galloway, John, 37, North Cumberland street, Dublin Greesham, Thomas M., Sackville-street, Dublin Hamilton, James Hans, Sheephill, County Dublin Hamilton, George Alex., Hampton Hall, Balbriggan Hone, Joseph, 47, Harcourt-street, Dublin Jordan, Christopher, Drogheda 11Iacartney, George, Lisanour Castle, Antrim M.Can, James, Drogheda Pepper, George Mousey, Balbriggan Smith, Henry, Drogheda Ternan, Patrick, Drogheda For Belfivt. William Cairnes I John Harrisan I Arbuthnot Emerson Robert F. Gordou. For Armagh and Monigan. Alexander Prentice I Nicholas Kelly. James Gartian For Newry. DennisCaulfieldßrady,M.P Hugh Boyd Trevor Corry William flandcock Archibald Little Isaac Glenny. For rundalk. Sir Patrick Bellew, Bt. M.P. James M'Allister R.Montesquieu Bellew,M.P. Alexander Sheckleton John M'Clintock, Esq. Peter Mac Evov Garden John Chambers John Patrick belly. With power to add to their number. BANKERS. Dublin—Messrs. Ball and Co., Henry-street. London—Wright and Co. The Branches of the Bank of Ireland and Provincial Bank of Ireland. Belfast—Northern Banking Company, Belfast Banking Com pany, and Branches. Solicitors—Pierce Mahon} and Co., 43, Dame-street, Dublin, or 4. Trafalgar-square, London. Chief Engineer—John M'Neill, Esq., F.R.A.S., M.R.I.A. Consulting Engineei—W. Cuhitt, Esq., F.R.S., M.R.I.A. Resident Engineers—Thos. and Geo. Woodhouse, Esqrs. Surveyor—Joseph James Byrne. AGENTS. F £lO EACH. John Thompson Hugh M'Calmont James Goddard William Stein Belfast—John Harrison. Drogheda—Henry Smith, Managing Director, and Secretary to the Drogheda Committee. Navan—James Goggan. Bells—John Dyas. Balbriggan—John Mee. Skerries—John Johnson. Malahide—Andrew Ball. Ardee—•Samuel Simpson and Sons. Manchester—Kaye and Darbvshtre. Liverpool—Pritt, Clay, and Swift. Birmingham—Corrie and Carter. Edinburgh—Sir James Gibson Craig, Bart., and Co. Glasgow—William Fleming, 47, Queen-street. Leeds—Tanner and Young. CONDITIONS. 1. The Capital of the Company shall be £2,000,000, to be raised in Shares of £5O each. 2. No Instalment to exceed 10 per cent., and no Call withou three mouths' notice. 3 A Deposit of El per Share to be paid into the hands of the Bankers at the time of subscribing. 4. The Fund arising from the Deposit shall, in the first in stance. be appl;cahle, under the control of the Provisional Committee, to the expenses of the undertaking, preliminary surveys, and applying for the Act of Parliament. 5. The Act of Parliament will provide that no person shall be responsible beyond the amount of his respective Shares. PROSPECTUS. The Provisional Committee beg► to inform the Public, that 30,000 Shares in the above line of Railivay have been already subscribed for in Ireland, and the remaining portion will be allocated, and the Subscription List finally closed on the 10th instant; and that the survey of the line is now in actual pro gress, under the direction of Mr. for an application to Parliament in the next Session. The Public are also informed, that Mr. M'Neill will prove the details of his Survey of this Line before the Committee now sitting on th'e Dublin - and Drogheda Railway Bill, which will be the first section of the great Line from Dublin to Belfast. Applications for Shares (post-paid) will be received at the Company's Office, 15, North Earl-street, Dublin ; by a ny of the Committees or Agents; by PIERCE MAHONY and Co., 4. Trafalgar-square, London; or by PRITT, CLAY, and Swirr, Liverpool. 2d Ju ne. GEORGE LYON, sensible of past favours , returns his most sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the patronage he has received for many years. H has now en tered into engagements with a Partner, for the turpose of ex tending the business of PAINTING and G ASS STAIN ING. Gee. Lyon flatters himself that ten years f successful prac tice in Glass Staining enables him to cot to with any house in the Kingdom, both for toodetate charge nd execution. The business in future will be conducted by Gao. LYON and Co. GEORGIL LYON and Co. take the liberty of informing their Friends Lind 'the Public, that, having devoted considerable time and study to the ancient and elegant art of Glass Stain ing, they have succeeded in producing specimens (which they will be happy to show at any time at their Manufactory) equal in brilliance and durability to the ancient, and very superior in execution, having all the effects of the finest pictures; and such are the moderate terms on which they, can execute them, that they flatter themselves Stained Glass will become a generatde coration in mansions of taste. Orders executed to any design or pattern for Church Win dows, Fanlights, Vestibule Doors, Lamps. Staircase and other fancy Windows, in Armorial Bearings, Figures, Borders, &c. Coloured Glass of all sorts and Glass bent for Shop Windows, &c.,• 132, linnenlow-hill, May 16, 18.36. V, ANTED, immediately, a few goad PAINTERS; also Two ,APP RENTICES THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. James Brancker, Esq. MARYPORT AND CA CAPITAL, £200,000, IN Deposit, £2 COMMITTEF. OF Sir Wilfred Lawson, Bart. Sir Wastel Brisco, Bart. John Hodgson, Esq. Hutnphrey Senhouse, Esq. Sir Humphrey le Fleming Sen house, F. L. B. Dykes, Esq. Samson Senhouse, Esq. Joseph Pocklington, Lsq. Joseph Saul, Esq. Charles Ray, Esq. Joseph Harris, Esq. Jeremiah Spencer, Esq. Isutilfc LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER BRE% RI COM PANY. rill E Shareholders in the above Compan are requested to IL meet at the Clarendon-rooms, Soutl ohn-street, on FRI DAY next. June 3, at One o'clock, to det mine upon a Propo sition which has been made to UNITE the THREE COM PANIES, and to Elect Directors to act in conjunction with those already appointed. WM. FULLER, Secretary. LIVERPOOL UNITED LICENSED VIC 'CALLERS' ALE AND PORTER BREWERY C IPANY. tryiHE Shareholders in th e a b ove C oma are reques t e d t o X. \ meet at the Clarendon-rooms, South ohn-street. on FRI DAY next, June 3to determine upon a ropesition which has been made to UNITE the THREE COMPANIES, and to Elect Directors to act in conjunction with those already ap pointed. ROBT. BAYLIS, Secretary.• LIVERPOOL & BIRKENHEAD ROYAL BREWERY COMPANY. T " Shareholders in the above C om p are reques t e d t o meet at the Clarendon-rooms, South ohn-street, on Fur- DAY next, June 3, Co determine upon a Proposition which has been made to UNITE the THREE COMPANIES. JAMES BACH, Secretary. 4 NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RA 'WAY. THE Holders of Quarter Shares in hi Company are II informed that, for the convenience o artier residing in Lancashire, the Directors have authori d the " Liverpool United 'Trades' Bank" to receive the Instalments for Account of the Treasurer. The next Instalment of £5 on these Shares becomes due the 7th June next. JOHN ADAMSON, Clerk to the Company. Railway-office, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 31st May, 1836. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY LIVERPOOL DIVISION. TRUSTEES. I John Wooliright, q. AUDITOR. Samuel Perry, Esq. DIRECTORS. John Crow )er, Esq. James Duncan, Esq. Edward Johnson, Esq. Thomas Blackburn, Esq. Joseph Brice, Esq. Thomas Martin, Esq. W. 11. Gilliat, Esq. , Ta PUBLIC MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS 111. held at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, on THURSDAY the 2d day of June, 18313, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, JOSEPH BRICE, Esq., in the Chair. The Chairman having stated the reasons for calling the pre. sent Meeting, It was moved by Mr. PEARSON, seconded by Mr. JACKSON, and carried unanimously, That the First Board of Directors for Liverpool be, and is hereby dissolved. It was moved by Mr. MORTIMER, seconded by Mr. ATKINS, and carried unanimously, That ail appointments of Officers, of whatever nature or kind, (except Trustees,l heretofore made, either by the Provisional Committee, the late General Meeting, or the late Board of Directors, be, and are hereby annulled. It was then moved by Mr. THOS. PENNINGTON, and seconded by Mr. FRANKLIN, That the above Gentlemen, who have consented to act to gether, be appointed the Directors of the Companyat Liverpool. Their names were then severally put from the Chair, and cal ried unanimously. It was then moved by Mr. BANKS, and seconded by Mr. MARTIN, and carried unanimously, That the Directors now appointed be. and are hereby invested with the same powers as their predecessors. for managing the affairs of the Company. JOSEPH BRICE, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him for his impartial conduct therein. .RLISLE RAILWAY. SHARES OF L5O EACH. per Share. MANAGEMENT. Kelsick Wood, Esq,"" John Wilson F 1 her, Esq. John Ritson, George Co en, Esq.__ Anth n • lalliley, Esq. Mr. n Inman, Mr.. ohn Wood, Mr. William Ostle, Mr. George Rae, Mr. William Quayle, Mr. Joseph Tyson, Mr. Nicholas Ross, Mr. Edward Fidler. BANKERS. LON DON.L-M essrs. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, and Co., Lombard street. MA R YPORT, CARLISLE, WIGTON, . 6 4 rThe umh. I.. n d Union Banking Corn - - ••I r.. 1• idOCKERMoUTH, and PENRITH, NEWCA STLE-ON-TYNE.—The North of England Joint Stock Banking Company. MANCHESTER and LIVERPOOL—The Distiict Banking Com pany. GLASGOW.—Western Bank of Scotland. SoL IC ITOR.—Edward Tyson, Esq. ENGINEER.— George Stephenson, Esq. • THE proposed line of Railway u n i tes th e flourishing and manufacturing town of Carlisle with the seaport town of taryport. passing in its route through the town of Wigton and close to Dalston, and extends in length about 28 miles. Its object is to join the Railway already in progress, and now nearly completed, between Newcastle and Carlisle, at the latter place; thus opening a direct, safe, and speedy communi ca ti on across the Island, and uniting the German Ocean with the Irish Sea. The advantages of the project must be obvious to all; for with the exception of the turnpike roads, the only communica tion at present existing is by the Carlisle Canal to Bowness, and the navigation of the Solway Frith. The projected line passes for about ten miles through a wide and extensive Field of superior Coal, for which there is a very great and increasing demand, as well in Ireland and Scotland as in the immediate neighbourhood; besides passing through the manufacturing districts of Ifiqtan and Dalston, and offering the readiest and best Transit for the Cattle, Pigs, Butter, and other Agricultural produce of Ireland to the populous towns and districts of Carlisle, Hecam, Newcastle, Sunderland, and Shields; and on the other side, to the passage of Dutch, Baltic, and German Goods and produce to Ireland, and the whole of the Western Coast of England. In addition to this, the quantity of Lime and Limestone which adjoins the Railway, must prove another source of traffic along the line for the supply of the Agricultural districts; as also the transit of Stone, Timber, Slates, and Fire Bricks, which now pass to and from Maryport in great quantities by the ordinary conveyances. The estimated expense of this undertaking which has been made under the superintendence of that eminent Engineer Mr. GEORGE STEPHENSON, will be about £7,000 per mile, and for that purpose it is proposed to raise a Capital of £200,000 in shares of £5O each. The amount of Returns will, according to the calculations made, afford a profit of upwards of LIU per cent. on the capital advanced, after payment of the current xpenses. t is intended to apply to Parliament in the next Session for an Act to authorise the carrying the Plan into effect. Applications for Shares in the meantime addressed to the Committee, are to he made to Mr. TYSON, Solicitor, Mart/port; Mr. LAWV)N, Solicitor, Wigton; and at the Office of Messrs. ADLINGTON, GREGORY, FAULKNER, and FOL L ETT, Bedford sow, London. A deposit of £2 per Share will be required to be paid into the hands of the Bankers on the allotment of the Shares, and the rest of the Capital will be called for as the work advances. THOMAS HAMPSON. Sharebroker, 13. Chapel-street, Liverpool. REPORT. ' Tu the Provisional Committee of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway. GENTLEUEN,— I now beg to inform you that my assistant, Mr. HALL, having arrived in London, and laid before me a full account of the investigation which he has made of the Country between Maryport and Carlisle, with respect to the nature of the Levels he has taken in the various districts in your neighbour hood, I have duly considered the merits of each district he has levelled through. I find that the Line running more parallel to the sea as far as Westnewton is more favourable as regards Levels to that place, when it would diverge towards Wigton, where the Levels 'ire less favourable; this route would also be more circuitous, and would entirely miss the Coal Field. It gives me great pleasure to inform you that the route I first described to you is the most favourable that the country will ad mit of, not only with respect to Coals and Lime, but is also very much superior as a Line for Passengers; and I am happy to state that it is a more favourable Line than I anticipated. The Levels will be favourable for Locomotive Engines, and as the Line is very direct, with few curves upon it, high velo cities may be attained. From the Coal district running along the Line for eight or nine miles from Maryport, Coal will be brought to the Shipping place at an extremely low rate. It is much more favourable fir that traffic than if the country had been a dead Level ; the same advantages will be had from the Limestone, which lies on the Maryport side of the ridge. The next mineral productions, namely Limestone, &c., tire sent themselves on the Carlisle side of the summit, and will be carried through that District at a very cheap Rate. The Coal will be conveyed from the Maryport side of the Summit to Calcine the Lime on the Carlisle side, and will be found of incalculable benefit to the agricultural interest in that district. The whole length of the Line appears to be about 28 miles. I should recommend that the portion of the line running through the Mineral district on the Maryport side of the Ridge be made a double line throughout the whole length, but only one line to he at present laid down, except on that portion 1 have mentioned. From the full information Mr. HA LT, has given me as to the nature of the Country, and its capabilities for producing Mate rials for making Bridges and forming the Road. 1 am enabled to infirm you that I think £200,000 will be a sufficient Capital to execute the work to the extent I have mentioned. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, GEOBGE STEPHENSON. 16, Duke-street, Westminster, 3d May, 1836. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES To the Committee of Management of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway Company. Gentlemen,—l request to become a Subscriber for £5O Shares in the above undertaking, and I agree to take such number as shall be allotted to me, and to pay the deposit of £2 per share, to be at the disposal of the Committee, for all such expenses as they may deem necessary to promote the objects of the Company. And I undertake to sign the Parliamentary Contract, and Subscribers' Agreement, sheu required so to do. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, The christian and surname in full, with Date, Residonce, and Occupation, to be signed by the applicant. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER SUUAII i.t;'ll'lNL:4(;,• COMPANY. NOTMEETINGICR. ve7 A GENERAL MEET ING of the Shitreh derso the Liver -111 pool and Manch es t er S ugar R e i Company, will be , held on MoN DA v , th e 6 t h day of June t, at one Oue o'Clo c k in the Afternoon, a t th e Clarendon-buil rigs, South John-street, Liverpool, for the purpose of choosing Directors for the manage ment of the Company. B) order of the Provisional Committee H. B. WALKER, Solicitor. Conamittee-s oam, Om entlon-buildinys, 26th May, 1836. , 3inottrance Xotia. William Earle,'Jun'..,Esq., Joseph C. Ewart, Esq., Ormerod Hey worth, Esq., Samuel T. Hobson, Esq., Joseph Hornby, Esq., George H. Lawrence, Esq., Andrew Low, Esq,, Assurances on Lives will be granted on terms which will shortly be published, and, in the mean time, information may be had on application at the Office. Proprietors are requested to call at the Office of Messrs. PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Union-court, Castle-street, to re ceive the Ceitificates of their Shares in exchange for the Bank ers' Receipts. SWINTON BOULT, Secretary. SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY On the model of the " London Equitable." Head (Vice, 147. Buchanan -street, GLASGOW. OFFICE BEARERS OF THE SOCIETY. PRESIDENT. WALTER FREDRICK CAMPBELL, Esq. of Is - VICE-PRESIDENTS, JOHN 111`NEILL, Esq. of Collonsay JOHN CAMPBELL COLQUIIOUN, Es f Killermont and Garscadden ,y, ALP EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS, Rev. Dr. Burns, Paisley Alexander Thomson, Esq. Banker, Greenock Thomas Houston, Esq. of Creich Lawrence Hill, Esq , of Barlanark William Laokie Ewing, Esti. Merchant, Glasgow Malcolm M'Neiil, Esq. of Lessit, Islay James Wright, Esq,. Merchant, Glasgow George Johnston, Esq. Redburn, Irvine ORDINARY DIRECTORS, Mark Sprot, Esq. of Garnkirk John Alston, Esq. Manufacturer, Glasgow • Neill Caw, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow William Young, Esq. M.D. Giosgow Elias Gibb, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow William Mat hieson, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow George R. Wilsone, Esq. of Benmore William Connal, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow MANAGER, James J. Duncan, Esq. FriHIS Society is established on the principle of Mutual 1. Assurance, on the model of the London Equitable ; and the rapidly accumulating Capital and Annual R eve n ue o the Institution, enable the Directors to hold forth to insurers all the advantages which any Institution founded on the same model (the value of which is well know) can boast of. At the last periodical investigation of the Society's affairs, the bonus added to the Policies amounted to one and a•half per cent. per annum on the sum assured, being as large a bonus as ever was declared by any Society in Scotland. During the last year a great in crease of members and revenue has taken place. This Society has no clause in its Deed of Constitution de claring that those who insure during a certain definite number of years are entitled to two-thirds, or nearly the whole profits accruing on the Insurances effected for a certain number of years thereafter. Such clauses are known, and publicly ad vertised to exist, clearing proving, that during those years when, in such societies, the bonus is suspended, or limited to a very small proportion thereof, it is more advantageous for Insurers to take out a Policy from an office such as that of the SCOT TISH AMICABLE SOCIETY, where there is an Equitable division of the whole bonus which may accrue to all the members enter ing or existing, and in force during the currency of the year or period. There are no reserved rights of privileged members; all now entered, or hereafter entering, are upon an equal and equitable footing. The Board sits every Thursday, to receive and dispose of new proposals. Every information will be afforded, and Tables of Rates furnished by applying at the head office, or to WILLIAM TARBET, 11. Exchange-buildings, Agent for the Society in Liverpool. _ AND SIT RANCE THE following Reduced Rates of Premium upon Mercantile JL Risks are charged by this Office:— - - London Prem Floating Policies los. per Cent. 12s. Specific, all risks Omit hazardous Trades 7s. „ Omit also hazardous Goods, 6s. „ Short period Policies at the usual proportions Assurance on Lives at the following low rat term of life:— Age 20 £1 13 9 Age 45. £3 7 2 „ 25 I 18 0 „ 50 4 0 7 „ 30 2 3 0 „ 55 4 18 9 „ 35 2 9 2 I „ 60 63 11 „ 40 2 17 3 „ 65 7 16 9 MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON, Share Broker, 7, India-buildings, Agent for Liverpool. On THURSDAY, the 23d day of June next, at One o'clock a the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to the con ditions which will be then r ea d, AN ESTATE in West Derby, near the Old Swan, and in and near Edge-lane, consisting of a FARM HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS, and eleven Closes of LAND, in the possession of Mr. Glitherow, or his under.tenants; and which it is proposed to offer in the following lots : Lot 1. The Dwelling-house, Outbuildings, and Garden, with the Croft adjoining, situate on the north-west side of Edge lane, bounded on the north by a Field belonging to Mr. Thomas Gladstone, and on the west and south by Land belonging to the Trustees of Mr. James Parr, containing by adineasurement, 2a 2a 5p of statute measure, or thereabouts. 2. A Field, on the same side of Edge-lane, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Mr. J. A. Kaye, on the south by Land of Mr. Thomas Gladstone, and on the west by Land of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, containing 4A le 2P or thereabouts. 3. A Field, on the east side of Edge-lane, and north side of Mill-lane, which leads to Wavertree, including a small Piece of Land, at present occupied as a Garden to the School there, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Mr. Glitherow, and on the east by Land belonging to Mr. Lowry, containing 3A Oit 4p or thereabouts. 4. A Field. on the east side of Edge-lane, and fronting on th e north and east sides to Mill-lane, bounded on the south by the Glass-works, and by Land belonging to Mr. Barton, con taining 7A 0a 7r or thereabouts. 5. Two Fields, one whereof fronts Mill-lane, and the other adjoins it on the west, and fronts a road which leads from Edge lane towards Wavertree, these fields are bounded on the north by the Land belonging to Mr. Barton before mentioned, and the Glass-works,:and on the south by the Lane or Road leading from Mill-lane into Edge-lane, and containing 5A la 28r or thereabouts. d the above. for the whole G. Two Fields, one fronting Edge-lane, and the other ad joining it on the north, but at some distance from Edge-lane; they are bounded on the north by the Land of the Trustees of Mr. James Parr, on the west by the Land of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, and o❑ the south by Laud of Mr. Barton, and contain 4!, le l 51) or thereabouts. _ 7. A Field on the south side of Edge-lane, bounded on the east, in part by Land of Mr. Barton, and in other part ar.d also on the south by. Land of Mr. Binns, and on the west by the next lot; containing GA Oa 3p or th erea bouts. 8. A Field adjoining last lot, and also fronting Edge-lane, bounded on the south and west by Land of Mr. Sinus; con taining 4A 2a 3tie or thereabouts. 9. A Field on the south-west side of the lane leading from West Derby to the Old Swan, and bounded ou the north-west by Land belongint , to Mr. Tarleton, on the south-east by Land belonging to Mr. Rigby, and at the back 'by Land of Mr. Booker; containing 3A In 28e or thereabouts. - The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance under the Lord of the Manor of West Derby. Plans of the Property may be seen and particul ars h a d b y . application to Messrs. LACE. SONS and Myeas. ~~LAMB, SEN., CHEMIST, t 7. Manchester-street, Dale• • street, Liverpool, one door from the Old Haymarket having had upwards of thirty years of the most successful prac. tire in all cases of Worms, now offers (with the pleasing con. viction that it will be favourably . received) not only the most efficacious, but the mildest medicine, for Worn , in the King. dorn. It does not contain the least particle turpentine, and may be taken by the most delicate constitut . r with equal safety, whether they have Worms or not. EXTRAORDINARY C ' ES. March 25th, 1836.—A son, aged tw ve years, of M t . R o b er t Dickinson, slitter, of Bevington-b , Coap's-buildings Scot land-road, passed a worm five yar ong. His symptom's were head-ache, giddiness, pains and griping! in the bowels, pains and weakness.of the legs, particularly about the knees, had often cold shivers and hectic heats after eating, and was generally thirsty. April 20th, 1836.—Elizabeth Frances, aged eleven years, daughter of Mr. John Carter, of Hardman-street, Windsor, Liverpool, passed a worm 9A feet long. Her symptoms were, giddiness, headache, pains in the stomach, side, and legs, had a symptom of something rising in the throat, was dull, heavy, and sieepy, and daily getting worse. May 19th, 1836, Mrs. Baulderson, aged 23 years, wife of Mr. Joseph Baulderson, Grave's Rope-walk, Lodge-lane, Windsor, Liverpool, passed a worm, sixteen feet six inches long which has four hundred and forty joints. Her symptoms were pains in the bead. stomach, side, and small of the back, giddiness, heaviness over the eyes, gripings in the bowels, weakness and swellings of the legs more particularly about the ankles. with dryness and bad taste in the mouth in the morning.—All the symptoms were gradually getting worse. May 20th, 18.36, Mrs. Mary Loftus, aged 38 years, wife of Mr. Rt. Loftus, provision dealer, of 111, White-chapel, Liver pool, passed a Worm nine feet long, that has six hundred and seventy joints. The symptoms which have more particularly affected her were, a violent pain hi the head, a sensation of weakness of the stomach, a bad appetite, great loss of flesh and strength, pains in the small of the back, weakness of the legs, cold shivers, had a bad taste in the mouth, and was often low, faint, :Ind sick. The Worms may be seen at Mr. Lamb's Shop. • THE BISHOP op PETEIIBUeoUGH. —We regret extremely to state that our respected and much esteemed diocesan, the Bishop of Petermrough, sustained a severe attack of illness a few days ago. The attack was the more alarming from its being of a different kind from that to which the bishop had before been subject. His lordship, however, has since greatly recovere4.— Nt.rthampton Herald. l'111.: LIVERPOOL FIRE AND ',WE INSWIANCE COMPAN V. CAPITAL, E 2, 000,000. OFF/CR, 37, WA ft-. 9 'l'Etl.;!.? T. TRUSTEES. Sir Thomas Brancker, • William Brown, Esq., J Adam Hodgson, Esq., ornEcTorts. George Holt, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Booth, Esq., and.ltichard Edwards, Esq., DEPUTY-CHAIRMEN. Thomas Brocklebank, Esq., I Alexand Macgregor, Esq., William Dixon, Esq., Andre , telly, Esq., . Loon, Esq., w'n Mozley, Esq., d iam Nicol, Esq., C arles S. Parker, Esq., James Powell, Esq., William It. Preston, Esq., John Ridgway, Esq. AUDITORS. Robert Mather, Esq., I Daniel James, Esq. SURVRIOR.—John Stewart, Esq. 11111 E DIRECTORS are ready to receive propositions for IL both Fire and Life Insurances. The Rates of Premium for Insuring Mercantile Property in Liverpool are 2s. per Cent. lower than those charged by the Loudon Offices, say, On 'Warehouses and Goods therein for 12 Mos. 6 Mos. 3 Mos. I Mo. s. d. s. d. t. d. s. d. If both hazardous Goods and hazard -7 0 5 3 :3 6 1 9 per Cent. ous Trades be pro hibited If either hazardous Goods or hazard- 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 ous Trades be al lowed. If both hazardous Goods and hazard -9 0 6 9 4 6 2 (pis Trades be al lowed. FlOating Policies in 10 0 7 6 5 0 2 all cases. _ 5 ll • :,~,.:.~ THEATRE-ROYAL, I.IV ;,III'001.• LA.s'T NIGIIT BUT ONE OF MR. MIMI LAST NVEI,K R. F. M . r 41111 S present FRIDAY OF E M VENING, the ATTDEW 3d S. J nost une I id. will bleperformed the petite Comedy of CATCHING AN HEIRESS. Mier which trill be produced, for the first tin Comedy, in three acts, written by Mr. Pow with distinguished success at the The 3 garden, called ETIQUETTE; Olt, A BLUNDER FO WIFE. p wer. Captain O'Mo re ..(hi s or i g i na l c i arec ter).•ilin Sir Peregrine Langley.... Mr. F. Alatthews• So d Pravious to the Farce a Pas de Deux, by Mr. 1. RidgwaY r ed here, - and perforwo, C°Ve Madlle. Marie. To conclude with the Farce of HE IRSH TUTOR. Doctor0"foole, Mr. T Power, in ar which chacter be will int rod° the celebrated Irish Song of " The Groves of Blarnebsp To -mallow (Saturday) the Melo Drama of TI - I F-1 2pE,1C 5 , BOY. Aft er w hi c h t h e Interlude of THE INNKri'ir' r gs BRIDE. To w hi c h w ill b e a d ded the Farce of FORTursli• FROLIC. To con c l u d e w i t h t h e romantic Drama o f VII' TINE AND ORSON. IlaV" The new Drama of O'FLANNIGAN & THE FA: :s e at' which has been rece i ve d on each representation with the fie% t est applause, will be repeated for the last time on MoND'V r r of Nl:with a variety o f ot h er E ntertainments, for the BE Mr. POWER, and the Last Night of his Engag,emelt TO CORRESPONDENTS " A AllinctrANT" must know that we cannot make flY,: i l lj w: charges ag a i ns t th e c l er k s o f the Liverpool Postale(' anonymous authority. Eiberpool gytiutharti. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1436• The wind is evidently- not in the right quartet at his Home Office. Lord JOHN RUSSELL has pustP° nd promised exposition of the intentions of his 111 0 J e5.1 0 , ministers with res p ec t to t h e I r i sh Munic i pa l hill fr,°o yesterday to Thursday next. "Justice to Ireland,' at , accordingly in a s t a t e o f suspense, and the b eg gar his mess quietly. What is to be done, of cours e ' l b cannot even conjecture. He says he will persevere /11 0 his motion t o re f orm t h e l or d s, but the fact that he '9lrd so is rather aga i nst t h e f u lfil ment of • his threa t. I' ll, JOHN has declared th a t lie will vote a ga i ns t the TO, lc re , having, perh a p s , no c h o i ce b etween voting for it situ tiring from office. Lord MELBOURNE has returned London, and has been present at a Cabinet Counc il I) f e ec i in his private h ouse; b ut as h e h as not vet e xhibl' himself in parli amen t, or at t h e pu bli c offices , we l,ro, sume he is still indisposed. If any honest radical would but take the trouble t ° amine and sum up the enormous and unnecessol l ip penses heaped upon the country by the reformers ° the last few years, he would, we are sure, exclaim Otway's hero in Venice Preserved—"l a m a vil la t l D . 6 Yes, a villai n , t o b e a supporter and abettor o f m en " re , in the name o f lib erty an d economy waste the publico, sources upon quacks, needy adherents, and usele ss litical adventurers. ° If, however, th e mo d esty o f t h e said rad i ca l ivill 1 - op permit him to a pply so strong a term to himse lf, let cbo read what we a re a b out to l ay b e f ore h i m, and d ec ide more richly deserves it. In a committee of supply on the miscellaneoe9 es. imates on Monday last, w e fi n d th e f o ll ow i ng sual 9c°te4 for the following persons and purposes. I.—Expenses of the Commissioners of Inquiry into Municipal Corporations in England, Scotland 0 and Ireland 2.—Expenses of Commission for digesting the Sta tutes of Criminal Law 3.—Expenses of Commissioners of Inquiry into Coun ty Rates 4.—Expenses of Commissioners Of Inquiry into Cha rities in England and Wales. s.—Expenses of Commission of Inquiry into Religious Instruction in Ireland B.—Expenses of Inquiry into Religious Worship and Instruction in Scotland 7.—Expenses of the Commissioners of Poor Laws in England and Wales.... B.—To Inspectors of Factories 9.—To Inspectors of Prisons. 5,100 0 ° 00 75$ 0C 30, 0 ° ° Op 36, 800 0 °' 10, 090 0 (? o ° 49 ,00 0 0 5,5 00 0 x272: . / 33 ° o Here then is a pretty so p t o b eg i n w i t h— to no less se """---- ' AND SEVENTY TH O O P POUNDS spent in jobbery —upon persons %%ll° e o, have been mu c h b etter employed in watering the sire 'he or in picking p o t a t oes i n t h e various workhouses rn h t 5 kingdom. Th e ever l ast i ng i nqu i ry into charities "hao already cost sev era l h un d re d t h ousan d pounds, an d good have the commissioners done ? That into relie e j d worship in Sc o tl an d i s as v il e a j o b as ever was sebeaisl by man. The p eo pl e o f S cot l an d wante d a ddit 4 " n o churches, but instead of churches Lord JOHN 11115° ,,e, sent them hungry commi ss i oners , l awyers of c°u'ore upon whom and their n onsens i ca l proceedings foe money has already been th rown away t h an would ", po d, built a considerable nu m b er o f t h e c h urc h es reriti' r $ The inquiry into religious instruction in Ireland 16 8$ similar imposition upon the public, solely for the Pu r P. o 4 of excluding the bibl e f rom the schools and advalic'.oo the designs of p o p ery. Th en there is the sumxsrs ) ,8 to the Insp ec t ors o f F actor i es—t 9 useless men, Ix'to services ar e not worth five thousand straws. 13 ` It for dear commi ss i oners of Poor Laws, they come in re an immense slice of this job money. Who they f a te dr what they do for the benefit of the poor, ° I. All reduction of the rates, we defy any man to tell. f r that w e h ear a b out them has invariably some re ll ence to parish discords, where their interference 4 i (k o e mischiev ous . W e cons id er t h e money spent upon ta men to be unpardonable extravagance. 0 So mu c h f or comm i ss i oners — t h e very word is °-410 t o —and whig lawyers! Now let us dig out a few 19 : 1 , items expended more secretly upon another class of c v g morants. We find in the same estimates the I .oll°*c b i lio sums voted to what is called th e f es f un d o f the ri offices, viz.:— ° . . £42.30 0 0 0 • 11,2 70 2 0 0 • 14, 3 0 12, 0 0 0 0 •• • • • 20, 08 / 1 1 0 - 1:10 ( 2 9 2 There goes another HUNDRED THOUSAND potirl- n 5 vij o to lawyers, but who they are, or what they do, 13E 61 1 hes o himself alone can tell! B u t thi s is not a ll. or offices swallow up other sums in an extraordinary -To the Treasury FEE FUND -Home Department do .Foreign Department do -Colonial Department do -Board of Trade do ner. For instance:— 0 0 I.—Treasury Contingent Expenses £ 6.°°°n o 0 0 $ 2.—Home Office ditt o N 5,4 3.—Foreign Office ditto 3lO 0 $ 4.—Colonial ditto - 61 9 $ °/ ~....._: 5..3...-Board of Trade ditto 5,- 0 ---- 0 oti Here goes another half-hundred thousand pouo o6 '.l, a l yet none of this embrace s th e sa l ar i es o f the Pri e t c ir i bst officers or clerks, or th e secret service money! i f it. a dashing time these Whigs and radicals must have ° ted The curious part of it is that these supplies wer e v ked almost without a question. Had half the sum been e ek .. for by a tory government there would ha ve been a vie incessant badgering on the subject. The burgesses are indebted to Mr HENRY ! I ke( for a glance, behind the scenes, at the "small rr,tst a t he committed by our immaculate town councillors. ' n otic proceedings of Wed nes d ay t h e DEPUTY Towi l " c tr l ' the reported "that a :urn of £250 had b een v oted toilaid. expense of witnesses on the bills at present heft ° r liament." It appeared very odd that more than one sun" 6 e io° be voted at the same t i me f or one purposes there 19 ,, sod another grant of £550 for "witnesses in Lood °n ' e th B £5OO for a "d e p u t at i on sent to L ondon. " Of c°°,.fasor public could k now li ttle or nothing of these a r 'tio ments and the se lib era l a ll owances of money for P at d o rio 0 objects. All that the public has to do i s to table ra g. the l cash and b e s il ent. G oo d men canno t (1° co p ' v ise men kn ow b es t w h a t i s f or t h e b ene fit of th eir Nods of stituents, and, therefore, wh e n th e y e xpend tiie eti the corporation we h ave no r i g ht t o dispute the" °y t we or propriety of the appropriation. That is call liberality. the tir Mr. HENRY LAWRENCE, however, did not like o i§ ture of a -transaction in which money paid to, I i W tig lf ora entered as having been paid to PAUL. He acc inquired into the subject, inspoeted the TRE-661/1100 books, and there he found that the .C2so,saa to be rpre for "expense of witnesses nn flu , prefe° I Pub 1i r .ob i4O , • ----,-- ----- THE LLVERPOOL AN!) BIRKENHEAD ROYAL 7 BREWERY. TriHE SHAREHOLDERS are respect y: informed, that .1_ the First Call of One Pound per S re is now payable at the Manchester , and Liverpool Distri Bank, and that the Books will remain open until MOND , the 6th of June, after Which date all the unpaid Shares will e absolutely forfeited. By order of the Directors, May 26, 1836. JAMES BACH, Secretary.