The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-12 00:00:00

6%t I . !!tr„ ilTsk•J ve7 To sail early in January. For DEMERARA, The Ship LEO N 0 A, T. T. SPEN C E, IVI' t ; turthen 401 ton..—For freigbt or pass. (having superior accommodations) apply to the Captain, on board, or to SANDBACH, TINNE, Mid Co. v rn k ft: Inteiulect to sail immediatel For BARBADOS. Aft'ik — ' The Ship /VI, I , - • idt-iN ANwYL, ster. For freight dr passage apply, to " - BARTON, 111:1A111, and HIUGINSON. k r iTA To sail on the 13th invtant., For AN T IGUA, r The Ship GRA , • PETER P.FARSON, Co) ander ; 3-1-1 tons, old measurement —For freight or passage apply to • -o.•W:•and F. SHAND, 4. Old Chiiieiryard. Warranted . first Vested —Under (*warts to receive no • fine Goodit,eoer (he 15th it ant. •• For. KINGSTON, JA • - The new Cumberland-built rque BRUCE, , ;Sr • Jsstas CAMPBELL. C nmander ; Registers 310. n -ins; Al, coppered, and in all respects a most desirable conveyance t•is expected lo sail fast, and ha's very superior archinnitulatiOns. , —Apply to the Master, on board, in' the Prince's Dock; to Messrs.- GLEN and ANntinsntst ; or to KERS, IMRIE, and TOMLINSON. • . tcam Xabi ton. • 'STEAM 'INTERCOURSE (Tv: tcg A WEK ') BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, PA ',MOUTH, PL V MOW , & LONDON, By the Be ilia. riicl Irish Stea moony. gra , .. `whippers ( T ,l li y i i ( please ()I _: ,I ; , !:: t ti i tj• i t ( h i at the 44A 1. , • Ir -•• --441 Captain MOPPETT, Will leave DUBLIN on TUESDAY next, the 16th • • itistant. 'ro ins,ore despatch: goods in Liverpool should be shipped two days before the day of sailing,.—Apply to JOHN POLLOCK and Co.. • Agents to -London Line. N.B.—Goods from the interior, consigned to J. I'. and Co., will meet with every attention. • • • Water-street, 11th Jan., 1838. SHORT SEA: VTATAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO BELFAST AND NEWRY, rio ARDGLASS. .• - The County of Down and Liverpciol Steam-packet tk 8 \ Company's new and powerful Steam-ship it 44 VICTORIA, ; (37)) tons 'register-2' I use power,) tuniander ; Is appointed to sail with Goods and sseiwers. do ring the. Mouth of JA IUAitY, from this' Pint, for ARDGLASS and SFLIA NGFORD' LOUGH - every Tuesday; (rota Clarence buck, at the fallowing hoUri : Tuesday, 16Th January, at 11 in the Eveniig. 231 7 30th •„ 11. And from ARDGLASS and STRANGFOIID LOUGH,for •LIVERPOOL , Every Saturday, leaving the latter place at_ Seven o'clock in the Evening. Th e a ccommodations of this Vessel for Passengers are very superiorher speed is ‘almost unrivalled; her longest passage since she took the Station lies not exceeded twelve hours, and, in moderate weather is perforined in from ten to eleven hours. Coaches ran regularly to Belfast and Newry, and Passengers wishing to avoid long sea passhges will find this conveyance most desirable and worthy of support. Cabin Passage (including Steward's Fee) 17s. 6d. Deck Apply to CROZIER and Co., Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas. pl ,, t , For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. ~, • 4 ,4 TLIE CITY OP DUBLIN ti - •-• 0 ' - STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, if INCORPORATED BY ACT 0 PARLIAMENT. The above - Company sail their V Is, (with or without Pitottjtalclog Goods and Passenger o 'the following port, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. • To BELFAST; every Wednesday. The new Steamer ATHLONE, on WEPNESDAY next, the 17th 'instant,' at One o'clock in the Afternoon, from the qlarence Dock. The In incivle of this Company is that of attaching all lin potters and Exporters bY . a Division of the Protits-ationig them, after pa) I netit of the Dividends—thus creating a coMmunity of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best gharantee to its 'Proprietors a certainty of their 'Divideu ls; and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live St.ick the havin , a well supported Establishment of first class Slimmers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with 'a due atteution to their maintenance. Apply to .. SAMUEL PERRY, 27,.Water-streer. SHIPLEY and Ca., i 9, C HURCH -S TFtE supply superior WHIPS, SADDLERY, and H. ,'ESS„ 7 'Ai at their Manntadoly, 181., negeni,street, London. Wll. ELLEY and SON, BOAT Alf[/SHOE MANUFAC TUREES, respect fully be to submit,lo their Friends and, the Public, their LIST of PRICES. whfch in accordance with their principles they have.tnade . such further Reductions in as the state of the trade will admit, wilhoutdeterioration of quality, durability, or style. , WM. Et.LEY an,d SON gratefully acknowledge past favours, and.hope by their superior articles and system of business to merit a continuance of the same. ......e GE' M LA DIES TLEEN'S S. ' . S. d. Limt.Cilf W e l l i ngton B oots 17 B est Cl ot h B oots ...• .. 6 6 Stout C Of Wa• 'king Shoes.. 7 I Best Overall Dress Shoes silk lined .... 6 Stout Walking Shoes .. 4 6 Orders executed for Exportation and Home Consumption. 28, ALBION-BUILDINGS, OLD HAY MARKET, . And 156, DALE-STREET. lIM B, C HEMIST , 17, M a nchester-street, Dale-street ..' Liverpool. one Door from the Old Haymarket. CAUTION.—Mr. 7 Lamb cautions the from put.- chasing :Medicines from any person or persoi . going about the country, standing market, hawking froin,,AOr to door—re presenting themselves as being connected wrth Mr. LA lin, and authorised to sell his Medicines—u e any pretence what ever. LAMB'S MEDICINES do not tain the least particle of Mercury tiot.Turpetltine--they are so mild in their operation, that they may he taken by the most delicate constitution with equairsat'ety—thev may be taken without any hindrance of busi ness or Change of-diet ; ` and were there are not any Worms in the system, the Medicines are equally mild, and equally safe; and .are'also particularly efficacious in bilious, nervous, anddropsical affections, in fi ts, th e ear li est s t ages o f consumption, as 'well as in most cases of indigestion. On the .27th of November, 1817.—Mr. Wm. Hartley Tay lor, Ormskirk, after taking Mr. R. Lamb's Medizine pastied a Tape Worm 4 yards long, his symptoms were pains in the . head, accompanied by giddiness, heaviness over the eyes, dim -nefis of sight, and drowsiness • violent pains in the stomach, acfoo . the•sinall of the back, and gripings and rtinablings'in the bowels. On the 21th of November, 1837 —Mrs. E. Jones, of No. 3,3, Woolf-street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool. after taking Mr It. Lamb's Medicines. passed a Tape Worm 5 yards long, her symptoms were giddiness of the head, dimness of sight. pains in the stomach, side and back, grivinzs and rumblings in the bowels ; and often felt low, faint and sick, shortness . of breath, pains and weakness of the legs and swelling about the ancles. On the 21st of October. 1837.—A daughter, aged four years and a half, of Mr. Thomas Daniels, N 0.9, Itoltinson's-buildinvs, St. Andrew-street. Liverpool, after taking Mr. R.. Lamb's Me dicines. passed a Tape Worm 3 yards long, her symptoms were fever:thirc, restlessness in the night, disordered bowels, flushed in the face towards evening, and cross. - ID ROFESSOR S\VEDOUR'S HYGEI A N plLLS,for.the tl - effectlial e xtirpation of every species and sy mptom o f t h e SYPHILITIC • DISEASE, ant the disorders arising froth improper treatment. Pre sole Propri etor, at Prepared and sold by the No. 54. SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. In boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4.. Gil. earls: Warranted not to contain .COPA IBA, C EMS, or any ,„' • deleterious ingredient is 4. * With each Box is given a Tres eon Venere..t and • Syphilitic Diseases, with observations _ seminal wea k ness, &c. &c., c9ntaining hints worth knowing by tho s e who are, or Lave been viffeiers to this dreadful and devastating tua i m i y. Dr. DAVI ESON continues to direct his studies to those dis orders arising from the too free and indiscriminate indulge nce 'orth e p a .ii,,,,, w hi c h no t only occasion a numerous ttain 'of nervous affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ener vating imbecilities of old age. In that distrecqing•state of de bility and deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful ha bits, excessive drinking, or any other cause by which the rowers 'of the substitution become enfeeliled he offers a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. It is a melancholy.fact. that thousands fall victims to the we, nereal disease, owing to the unskilfiilness of illiterate men, who; by the use of that de-pity poison. Mercury, ruin the constitution, and when the great Doctor Svredour became Professor at Lev den University, he conferred an i nva l ua bl e b enef i t upon man . kind by the discovery of his grand Panacea, for the cure of this deplorable complaint. Newer did a discovery excite a greater - Isensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with the ,undeviating success in the most minut e and intricate cases of the delicate complaint,. for the cure of which they have been so these Pill s th roug h out Germany, . long relebrated. The fame of -mused their ;needy introduction into almost every country, The .. cet t a inty with which they were continually administered can'he attested by many thousands. In fact, dining the lon_* conti nental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier, in.all casea where the slightest suspicion of infec tion- was 'entertained. What medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satisNeti nn ? Th e II ygeian Pills root' ont every particle of insidious poison, puri fying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only . remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the.bod.Y expelling the grosser humoura, and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the most -sceptical -bf their astonishing and unequalled powers. Th e neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be ' taken'whhoui the'slight e St sisoicion of discovery—the y require : til restraint of diet., loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient. ' At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be I -well, to haYe recourse •to the H vzeian Pills, for when taken be. fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventive, by moving the complaint effectually and secretly. ' The deplorable state in which many persons have been when , visiting the proprietor, farm the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary incaution the public against that dangerous - Mineral when injudiciously administered. These Pills should form a portion of all Medicine Chests, by sea and land, and ought neverto be omitted by any person ir." 7 ng a long voyage or journey. their properties are'such that neither heat •nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent the due effects on the constitution. Dr. Davidson will attend daily at his residence, from Eight in th e morning until Ten , at niyht, (on Sundays from Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to all applicants taking any of his preparatiotis, WITHOUT A FEF.. ' ' . Letters , (nost-pai , l) enclosin g a remittance. answered by re tiirn, and NI edicines punctually transmitted to any addr e ss 'either' h'y initiate fit,'ico r . :. • No. 54, SEEL:STREET, LIVERPOOL. LONDON HAT WAREHOUSE, iree,e, „"- -- 17, CHURCH . STREET, opposite St. Peter's C hurd A/fits. SCOTT, Widow of the late Thomas Set) , of the .iyi flrM• of I.l.'Ntenot.soN and Co., hatters, , Church street, begs to return her grateful "thanks At ter numerous Friends, and the Public generally, for the fa . plurs received by her late Husband. in • his lifetime, and since, by herself, while in connexion with Mr. Nicholson, and at the same time to Mono them that the term of the Partnership, and of her Sun's Engagement, having expired, she intends to commence 'Business with her Son, as above, under the firm of J. 'and W. • SCOTT, To-stounow, (Saturday,) the 13th instant, and trusts that the•knOwledge of the business acquired by her Son, and an Unremitting attention to the wishes of their Customers, will secure that patronage and support which they now svlicit, The Stock, which is of the best description, has been selected from the first houses in Loudon, and will be offered on such terms as will be found highly advantageous to Purchasers. SOLUBLE COCOA; Manufactured and Sold Whflesale by PRITCHARD AND CORNTHWAITE, LivEaPoob. THE various preparations of the COCOA NUT have oh a tamed considerable reputation as articles ( I diet for in valids, as well as atrirding grateful beverages in health. The Nut from which they are prepared is of a farinaceous nature, combined with a peculiar kind of oil and aroma, and so well blended naturally, that it has been thought to contain alkaline properties also. It is a bland, sweet, and nourishing food, and, when desirable to support the constitution, without producing, - excitement, it is esteemed by the faculty as one of' the best •beverages fur breakfast, luncheon, &c. A Fryn6it physician has asserted, th a t one ounce o f c h oco l ate cr Ciins more nutri -ment than a pound of beef; and the expel .nce of many other physicians, o f w h om may b e enum • d 1 - I , ftnan, Cullen, Qoincy. a n d B a illi e, h as determine , hat in hectic, scorbutic, and melancholic disease s , it i s gene :v preferable to any other •diet. Water is the best solvent of it, elthitugh milk is the more •agrereable. end, therefore, more generally used. As it is of a lubricating chat acter, advantage has Often been derived from 'the use of it in gout and diseases of the alimentary canal. "Chocolate 'is sold in Paris for the relief of cough. arising from a deficiency 'of the natural .ffincus . of the throat, and is -given to children of a scrofulous tendducy, to nourish the con stitution. '[The above is an extract from a work published in London, by'a respectable Chetn;st, on the properties of various articles of diet and merlidne.l In Philips's Historical and Botanical account of Fruits known la Great -Britain. are the following remarks on Cocoa: "l'he Generic name is derived - limn two Gteek words, signi fying the food of the'grls. "Chocolate is esteemed the most restorative of all aliments. insomuch that one ounce of it is said to nourish us much as a Fiona of heel". _ _ The Magazine of Useful Knowledge for 1833, page 120. re marks,—“ The late reduction of duty will, probably, hring 'Cocoa into more general consumption. as it is now half the Price of Coffee, and one-fifth that of Tea, and certainly far 'more nutritious than either." Soluble Cocoa is an entirely new and improved preparation of Cocoa, which wants only to be known to be -esteemed. It possesses all the best qualities of Chocolate, and is more easily prepared for use, being perfectly soluble: It requires only to be used in the same proportion as Coffee; pour a little hot water 'upon it, heat into a paste, add the remainder of water or milk boiling, mill it well, and it is fit for immediate use. Sweeten to the palate. -should never be made before wanted, as it may be prepared for the table in less than one minute. The folloWing sorts of Prepared and Soluble' Cocoa and Cho colate are manufactured and sold wholesale by -PRITCH A RD and CORNTHWA ITE. Liverpool; atd may be had at nearly all the respeciaole WhOlesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers in' the Kingdom. Finest Prepared Cocoa. Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.) Ditto • 'ditto ditto, inllb packages. CompreSsed Cocoa, four squares in a package. Good Chocolate, in cakes, (blue paper.) Fine ditto, ditto, (drab ditto.) Finest ditto, ditto, • (red ditto.) Finest Chocolate, in - powder, in Zlb canisters. Finest Chocolate or Cocoa Paste, In Ilb pots. Cocoa Nibs—two oz. Cakes Chocolate. N.l3.—A stock of the foll Owing esteemed sorts - of Chocolate cotstantly on hand, and may ho obtained by the trade only: Sir Hans Sloan's Milk Chocolate. 'Sir Hans Sloan's'beo purified Milk Chocolate. - Churchman's Milk Chocolate. • Churchman's best purified Milk Chocolate. iVtrpoot gtipping, WEST INDIES. ~i 4 0 419( ( 4 " --- 'l g 5166.----k-"ev\- ) • .....,- -...., „ J „....., 4 4 , , t:: ,. .... .. "1-..., - ----.:.•-- - :... 1 _. . . - ,..... ,..... ....... leiglahtN ) 4,:” ' ! ' 1i , 4 , ' ": 1 i • _ , ~.4; ' i 1. . o t - I ... • ' , A. • .. d ...:' ••• _ f,. , .- ;$ l4 . . N ~.., 1 i; k i I .. 4 . A * k . ' " :WV . " 7.: . . . a , kl. - . - rtr, , : . A SITUATION WA ' u s .- ••• e i r ~...... ... I'N 4t '. ' ' 1 A T i t:-. 4 YOU,7`;,c,, M\N, in ;.;,1,1 , 1 chatat4Cr, ied)7.' If t Syr.,,D, 1 . Z . :1 * ' :!. 4, 4 ' S'• • 0 a k , ni., " Z. '" / - Ael, .) ..,-46.• - - - .• . A ........... • 4-- ' LA_ to: ier.erat }edis nu extenivt• Suipr p! U , 1.4t , 1.4) attlr r ' (and utitl:ct:ill giv , - re , pectable rriereolas . m5,ti.014.444 o! ~.."'_'l . , !Ailing a Sri LIA'l lON as IpAN i 'llr; ; l N , - -.04.1 -- -4 - 1 -- - - - lIC I L-A-L 1 i )1 ' ElirrISER. ESTATE; ih the Etlbi intliel. . Lettets to he addressed, or applicationi Standard Ull-ice. at the BLESSINGS THEY - ENJOY TO GUARD! —SMoI.LETI. / WAN. LLED...a.respeet able Y. OuT 11, as ,k.P Pit ENIICE !o ihe TEA and GROCERY BU NESS. For partkalars'Apply to U. M. 'lsom Ns, Tea Dealer, Great Geome•plaee; • One f. ow the count • wouid be preferred. • UARY 12, .1838. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. ILGLBSON•hegs leave respectfully to acquari new s IL.Le and the Public that he SATUR Y next RE OPEN the Old Establishment. No. 3). Lunn • Tit kr.T, with, a choice aisortinent. of superior LONDON I Travvllint: Caps, Ste. &c., the whole of which beir4T sh Purchases, - enable nun to sell at such prices, which e feels confidetit can not fail to• ensure public pattoadtro. 30, Lord-thret. ltlth Jaauary: 1833. VATAN MD, a SITUATION . fur a Yont giNlau, 19 ye . ars V V ot Age, who has served an Ap ohceship a Five Years; in the course of which he ha aired a kuowledge the Shipping, and Custoin-house• ness, Bookkeeping, Ike., &c. For particulars apply to toe inter. . V . /IV - ANTED, in a long eutabh.hed Finishing Schoni, near ! L0rn.1.41, a YOUNG LAIJY, respeciati•onnected, but whose pros i te c ts• t o life 01l her Eiluci.t. tint hieing Completed tinder etnineot to ,of whose Le,sous site will have the sante advanta:;es pupils { and no diffe:Ttiee whatever. will he made in t r treatment and tuition. At the end 0r the term to he agreed pop, she can either reutain to assist in the - I , ..stahliitatetit, or a Situation as a Private Governess will be provided . for her; The mo.t satisfactory references can be uttered, and the premium will depend un the time required. Addre-s (ook-paid) . E. V., Souter's Library, 131, Pleat street, London. CORNISH'S CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, 16, LORD-e E T, LIVERPOOL, and 37, NEW STREET, • BIRMINGHAM. . T. CORNISH respectfully informs the Inhabitants o" Liver ." pool and its yic , nity, that h e is constantly r •eivttig 111.0 supply of the most Standard Works in the ,ngiish and Foroign languages, of which the followitig are l'ex• now on Sale at the unoormentioned lo.tv prires:— ENFIELD'S 'HISTORY OP PAIL. )PIIY, from the earliest periodi, drawn from Brucker's 111 ‘,riak Critica Pni.o -sopttice:„B,to...cloth, 5c., poidisneil at 16 , 4 W. B. PROMOLI, ...-- (L4TR 7710.11.4 S .WI )()LPIE I,IY 8", ) . 7' 71 asn . 72 CH WIC 11-STKE ET 17 Adjoininu the Pothffire TT is respectfully announced to the i . itv, Gentry, and I Public of I,ii;erpo"l, that W. B. Pa, ot.t bas just arrived from the Continent, with the greater part a hisliew Purchases, which are now submitted to !heir inspection. W. 13. I'. begs to remark that the Selection he has made has be en o n the n o w extensive scale, oadcon,ists of every variety of FANCY GOODS, c•ttoltining the useful and ornamental. CLOCKS; VASES CAN DE (ABB. A, Biome, Porcelain, and. ether CHIMNEY oRNAmENTs, of - first-rate quality and taste, form the principal attractions; added to which is an infinite 411(1 . 4:tried - Collection of smaller Articles, well adapted for Presents for the ensuiu , ! Christmas. W. B. P. hog.s also to . soltrit public attention to_his new Stock of ENGLISH M A NUE , C 1 . 0 II liS, consisting of OH-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. GLASS - LUS% TRES and • GI-BAN DOLES, PA PIER-MACH E TEA TRAYS, and every description or CABINET GOODS. &c. &c., all of which are in the newest style an.l of the best - workmanship, and are now fully displayed in his extensive Show Rooms. , • Prices moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made nor credit given. ACS.E M AN'S 1)).:C l rIvE GA 1' A LOGUE of rare and un e dit e d Lt.o ut an Coins, trues the earliest period of the Ro man coinage, to the extinetioh of the einpite under Con malt linos Paleologos, with plates from the origin.ll. 2 Vols., Sen 17s Gil. DICTIONARY 01 SPOICUS, or Coniratitoit to the Field', the Forest, and the River side. Plates. 4s 6.. '183.5 HAWKER'S PORTRAIT of an ENGLISH BISHOP to the 16th century. 25.. Published at 4s. 6.1. 1829 WILSON and BONAPA 11 l'E'S AMERICAN °«,N. .ruiw,o(-; kr, or the Natural History of the Birds of the United States. 4 V.ils. ; half eilf, 9s. 61 _ -.- FEMALE'S FINCYOLOP(EDIA of USEFUL and EN TERTAINING KNOWLEDGE, comprising every branch of domestic economy. • Bvo., 3s. 6d. PARK'S 'I'RA ELS ill the IN r E wa DISTRICTS of AFRICA, plates by Rennel: Bvo., Gs. LEWIS'S (M.G. authorof Alotik) JOURNAL or a WEST IN DIA PRROPKI ETOR, kept during a residence in the island of Jamaica. Bvo, 4s. - BRAYLEY'S .GIiAPHIC and lIISI'ORICAL ILEU§- TUATOR, an original Miscellany of Literary, Antiqoar and Topographical information, will, 1511 ruts, :Ito ' 44 6 1. 1831 LETTERS OF M A RCUS'TULLIUS CICEIIO to several of his. Friends, tint h re' ai ks by Melinotti. 5 Vols., its. J. 18:43 MUSICAL E NCYCLO lq.E DIA, being a collection of the most approved English, Scotch, and Irish Songs, iiith appro priate Music adapted to the voice, piano -forte, &c. ltoyakBco., centuries, {S Thal have apteared 1 , : :1 1 1 1, e 1 : 7 z. f is i t i c A ,d. : 1 ,5; ti g6 : 1.h 1 p S eu T iba l is C 4 : th l ,,e L . do at 12s. Wl - 111' MANUFACTORY. - ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL. OHN WATKIN begs leave to offer to: , !I T yh< Nobility and Gentry his extensive assort: • and DRIVING WHIPS, comprising at t in fashionable use. . . Hand Whips mounted in solid Silv Vire, Gilt, on Silver Wire, and Gold. o4iee•of the nt of RIDING every dle•scriptiou HUTTON'S I? ENIA RKS UPON Nwerri WALES, being the result of 16 touts through that part of the Principality. Bvo., ss. • o , 1803 CARLISLE'S TOPOGRAL'IIiCA L DIG l'lONAir.l' IRELA N D. alto. 10s. 61., Pub!ishrii at£2 12s. A splendid new Racing Whip, in Octagonal Silver Ferrule t and a new Whalebone. Braided ,Gig Whip. This Whip, for actual service, is t h e best thing ever offered in the Trade. • Gig, Carriaoe,. Cutriele.. Tandem, Pair, and Four-Horse Whips, in Brass, !cot y, German, and real Silver. • Every possib!e attention being paid in the various branches of this thr•l'roprietor can. in confidence, recom mend these Goods as bra--ate in point of finish, and sterling as to material : in fart, some of those Crops have been under sea. stiflin g the long peiiiitt 'of Sixteen )ears; and as the Stork of Varnished 'Crops is seldom less than 1200 Dozen, something choice can, at all times, be Selected by those Gentlemen who are particular necessary. elegant, and useful Article. A large supply of P►tent Sheen Skin Gig and Chatiut Rugs, ant in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors. FULLER'S.CIIURCH ISTOR YOF BU ITA IN, fium the Bulb 1.1 Jesus Christ until the year 1648, New Edition, 3 Bvo.. 225. - • GALLERY OF PICTURES, P.-inted Irv; Benjamin West, Esq., Engraved in Outline Muses. 4t0., S. • VA R MIES 4,11 , - LITERATURE. from Foreign Literary Journal.. and Orwinal, Ms 6., vols. Svo, ss. CROKER'S RISE • ECU ES IN Tit E SOUTH OF IRELAND, ILLUSTRATIVE OF TEI SCENERY, Architectural It einain, Manners, and Superstitions or the Pea santry, with a Private Narrative of the Rebellion in 1795, 4to, Plate. 12.. FOX'S lIISTOR V OF CHRISTIAN MARTYRDOM; Bvn. Plates, New Editinti, Ss. BRAND'S MANUEL OF PHARMACY, Bvo, 6s. 6d., Published at I Is. . GF:OItGI;'S BATHS, COll N Elf fIF" - GREATGEOIME-S TREE Toed G REA TGEORGE- P LACE, • RICHARD BIRD, Proprietor/ BATHS of this EstalrlishmentlaVe been completed on the latest and most approved principles of :Medical discovery. under the immediate insiNlion of a Gentl eman of acknowledged prolessilloal exprtriv lice, and embrace in their various arrangements sep irate Apartments for Warm. Vapour, Shower, and all the Medicated Baths recommended by the Faculty, and are fitted- up in a style of elegance and comfort searcelv equalled, and not surpassed. by any of the most cele brated establishments in. London. Dublin, &c. LECTURES FOR FAMILIES, being a Collection of Dis conrses from ihe• twist Eminent Divines, by the Rev. E. A. Bray, Bvo, 84. 64_ Published at IBs. oiLIENTAL, GEOGRAPHY OF EBN lIAUKAL, an Arabian Traveller or the Mb Century, Tiinslated trout a Manwteript. Iv Sir W Owtplev, Oho, halt calf, ss. 6d. LU MTREE's POPULAR COMM ENTA R Y ON THE BIBLE. in a series ,T. 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PERRY, Surgeons,- continue to direct Ifietr,studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the toe free and indis 'criminate indulgence of the passions, which not 'rinls , occasion a numerous train of nervous affectinns, and entail on its votaries a ll' the enervating imbecilities of old age, but weaken and destroy all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagination, lodgment, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea stires, the idea -of their owe unhappiness, and despair. which arises from considering thettiselses as the authors Of their own misery, anibtlie -recessitY of renouncing the felicities of marri nee; are the fliteuatine' ideas of those who have given way to this delusive and destructive habit. 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Phi. more so,.as they will keep good in all I - climates any length of time. letters from the entintry, containing a remittance for medirin,. trill he imme.4;oielo I At 23,..SLATER•STR,EET, near Duke-street, Liverpool. ' ('Private EntraurtOrirst Dom IT the Paisage.) VoL. XI.---No. 538.] Tip auction. THIS DAY. On account of whom it may cancers': _ THIS 'DAT, (Friday,) OP 12th instant, at'llvwfve o'clock, in the, She , l, north end Prince - About 120 Ca , ks A Ilsopo's ,le ALF, / Saved from the wreck of the Mary Sornerville,—Aprtv to CORRIE. 11USON. and Co. Brokers. • . Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the 12th iu•tant; at Tw Buchanan and Browne's Office, o.lllh. • ( For E:rpoi.iation on , tr." 49 Puncheons Jamaica RU , 27 II hits. and Tees. Ditto b 'GA R, • -Barrels Ditto GINGER. Aptly to 11.1tonvArSirst, Esq.. Merchant, or to ' • BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers f ve o'clock, at (-street, SATURDAY. To-moanow,. (Saturdav,) the 13;h instant, at One o'clock, at • Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Oldhall-street;, 78 Casks COD 10 Casks DOG 2 Casks WHALE ()IL ' 22 Casks SEA L Now e‘ P. 11.1% from Arichat, in Gporze's Dock.—Ap ply to Messrs. JOHN ItontN - and SON Merchants, or to BATESON and 1 7 1011SFAL,L. I 1 ker MONDAY. On SION DA Y next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at James Adam's Warehouse, 26, Redeross -street, . • 400 Boxes Bauch Muscatel HA f!.;;INS, • 470 Half Boxes DittO -' Quarter Boxes Ditto DIT'11), • ' 220 half Boxes Bloom DIT' Just landed; ex Mayflower, fromMalacra.—A vto Mr. JAMES At K IN, Merchant, or to JAMES ADAM, Broker, On .111o,susyliext, the 15th in4t,utt, at Twelve Currie, Hugon, and Co.'s ()thee. ltumfor . r 78 Casks - - Bengal. SUGA I Ex Crtisadei add Janie Fur fort particulars apply to con:11M, lIUSON, - arid - Co., Brokers. cluck, at ,are; TdVrDiNif,'SD AV. Ott W sr)NEs 1, A y next, the 17tir in -rant, at Twelve o's46k, at Cot:rie, Ellison, and Co.'s Olive.: litt•orord : plefe, 100 Bales Bengal A "'FLOW 6 Tons RE!) SANUAItS W 401), Ex Eleanor Laidnaan.' Mandaiin, and Frantlanil.—Apply to C9RIIIR,!HUSON, And Co., Brokers -. On WEDNESDAY next, the liiii instant, at T y 7 wing'swelil •, Duncan and wing's Bonded Yard, 5(4141 381 bias Honduras MA HOGA i Now landing ex Regular, direct from the Ba .—This cargo is of Various qualities, suitable both for Machinery and Cabinet purposes.=-For•catalognes and particulars apply to • DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers. 'dock, itt reet, On WEDNESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Duncan and Ewing's Bowled Yard, lierion-strget, 265 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, 19 Logs 1-V:..na CEDAR, Lately landed—per Howard, front Key We Apply to ROBERTSON, Esq., Merchant, or to • DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. The above Mahogany is subjected to f,3 per ton duty. • • Immediately after. • 135 Ldgs MAHOGANY, 73 Logs Havana CEDAR, Lately landed per Tnoatas Tu‘ ker, front Nat.—Apply to Messrs. CLAYPOLE and SON. NlPrchants, or to DUNCAN awl PAVING, Brokers. TIEIZIRSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 1801 instant, at One o'cliiek, ' Htison, and Col's Office, Rutnford-plat 1691 Bags Manilla SUGAR, 104 Baskets China MOTH RR OF' PEARL SHELLS, 11 Tons SA PAN WOOD, Lately landed ex Brillianr. Front Manilla.—For further particu lars apply to CURIAE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. orri , FR./DA - sr. On FnIDAY next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, • Currie, thson, and Co.'s Oflive.dtomfotri-lilac 350) E. I Kt ES i Ex Imngen, from Calcutta.—Apply to ssrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to Colllllli, 11USON, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEKT. Postioned from Monday, the 15th, TO MONDAY, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'c•lock, at Corr . e, linson, and Co.'s Office, RumfortLplace, 10 Cases, containing 487 Pieces, Pongee HAN DI K lEFS 10 „ 51,0 SILKS For further particulars apply to Messrs. TA LOU, POTTER, and Co., Merchants,' or to COR RIE; HUSON, and Co., Brokeri. UMBRELLA ESTABLISHMENT, 31, BULD-S'I'RI4.ET, UNDER DR. THOM'S CHAPEL. A. BALDWIN htis jut received a choice Assortment of s Gig and Ridiing WHIPS, (new patterns.) ri • v chas ed, and warranted of the best manufacture. Will Sold at a Price to ensure a quick Sale.' R. A. B.'s Stock of UMBRELLAS, in S' and Gingham, will he found worth attention to those who ALI a good article at a low price. N.B.—Always on hand a prime assortment of Opera and Walking CANES richly mounted; other STICKS in great variety. tVticatfon. INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH. AND ITALIAN.. AIDE LA CLAVERIE, (M em b e r o f th e Grammatical and' Literary Society of Paris, Author of several Works on , Education, late Teacher of the French and Italian Lan gaaires in the University of Oxford, and eight years 'resident of Rome, where he held an official situation.) begs t announce that 'on MONDAY next, the 15111 instant, he will r toie, in and his P IvAT E TUITION in Fret and Italian, an d Re.OPEN his CLASSES. out l Cl.AvEniE begs also respec yto inform the Public, and especially the Heady of Famil .s, that he has just commenced, at his residence, the forination of NEW CLASSES in the above Languages, suited to the different ages and ad vancement of learners. These classes gill consist_ 0444 , r . 0f a limited number, in order that the pronunciation of the pupils mat be more particularly attendei to. - • Terms and further particulars May be obtained ftmn M. Du LA CLAVEI2IIt, 15, Seymour-street. rrillE GIIOVE SCHOOL. near Wr,xhaat/cotlueted by ..11 J. JACKSON, will be REOPENED onri'lv, 18th instant. For Cards• of Terms apply at Mr. GRA plies, Church-street, •or at No. 7, Houv,liton-st reet:where an in, erview may be had with Mr. JACKSON, from the 12th until the day of Reopening. EDUCATION A T WINTON-110U4 ACADEMY, near Brntwh, West -111 tnorland,, conducted by Mr. AR Rowsmurri, Young Gentlemen are liberally Boarded, parentally' treated, and care instructed in Enalis.h, Latin,G reek; and the 'Mathematics, fittnw. them for Trade or Profession, at IS and 2'J Guineas a ear. s iitere are nn Christmas or Midsummer holidays: further particulars may be hmta Mr. M`GuFrIE, 89, Oldhall oreet, Liverpool. and of Mr. M USTON, Back King.street, Man chester, from which places Mr. A., wilitakecharge of any Youths destined for the Academy. 11 US. .T EVENS begs to announce that she liurposes /F OPENING a SCIIOOI , for YOUNG LA DI Es, on the 22d instant, at her Residence, 15. LA UItEL-S" CthFT , Aber eromby-square, being. competent. with the s;stance of her Sister, AIISS FITZGE It A LD, to iustruc ud finish in the undernamed branches of Education. Mrs. Jt..VENS has been induced, by the rreqmtnendation of several fiieutls, to 'adopt a Graduated Scale of charges, accord ing to the ages of her Pupils. _ No ENTRANCE. Under Eight .Years of age From En!lit to,Ten From Teti to Tneice intl .upwards 8 8 „ including Reading,. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, History, Useful and Ornamental Needle Wolk . Music, Singing, and Drawing, each £1 11 c 6,1. per Quarter, HALF A GUINLA E . STRANCE. French and Italian HALE A GUrNEA ENTRANCE: Miss FiTzGER A I, D will be happy to take WI Advanced Class of Pupils fur the Lan g u ag es, Drawin, Painting on Ivory. Japluning, Singing, Nlosic, and the Hari), twice a week, or attend at their [louses. For terms appl y , at. 15, Laurel-street, Abereromhy-square, where will he s , .en on assortment of ta,:hionable Fancy Woik, from France, (for Sale,) from whence there will be a cm:Want supply. 10th January, . SPIRIT VAULT TO LET.. - rllO be LET, in the Viillxhall-road, a.S I' IT VAULT, .I. be undergone considerable improve ents,) which ran be entered upon immediately. The rent/ d ingoing; will be found to lie moderate, and a most favourable' opportunity is presented fora safe investment.. For particulars apply at the Slat lard-office. • • LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWA A LL SHAR EHOLDERS in the abuse Line vlto hare etaioted to he the B•orks of t Companv, ;tint are desirous of Vtitiou at the First Getter eet inv. to he held 61.1.0tti1,n, on the 18th instant, 'nay tibia forms if proxy, at the Office of Messrs. \VII. RavNtAns alit! Sits, Agents to the above C,lttmov• Proxies must be deposited with the Secretary. at the C”mpanv's Ottiee, 71, Lombard-street, Loudon, not later than Saturn is next. Lowlm, 111th Jan" ,, 771, 1838 , .3,3 Ira',-.t ., t. GLASGOW, PAISLEy . K11 . .N1 UtNUCIi, AND AYIt RAILWAY. FIRST, AND EQUAL ISING .CALL. ITIHE DIRECTORS of this Company having. detprmi A. in rum:wince of the 13p.iiIntions of the GEN AL MEETING of SU A REHOLDERS, to propped erliatelv with the execution of the Work. and hiving. with t .view, nil the 31 day of JAnnary current, made the t olnentioned CALL, the Shareholders are hereby required, or before the 13th day of February next, to pay into one of the under-m.o. tiontsi Bluks to account of . the Directors, the sum of FIVE POUNDS- Sterlin , on em , b Share pri.sently held by thent under deduction of the Deposit of £2 . 10s. per Share paid therefin. _ _ •—•-• --• Glasgow Glasgow Bank or Western. Bank. Edinburgh... Western Bank. Liverpool Nloss and Co's Bank. Manchester _Jones, Lloyd and Co. Kilmarnock. 5 A ) •r Bank. Irvine Ayr The mast energetic mea,nt es will require to be taken for the prosecution of 1110 Work in the Spring. and the Shareholders are therefote req , te , ted to make punctual payment of the Call. Interest at Five per Cent, will he charger) after 13th February. By Order of the Directors, MS. WATSON, Sec. Glasgow, 4th January, 1833. CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. CONTRACT FOR WORKS. FIE DIRECTORS of the CHESTER and ,BIRKEN-•: Nll EA D RAILWAY COMPANY still at their' office, No. 21, Fenuick-street, Liverpool, on . tieday the 6th (~ of NI ;ar i l next. at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, to teceive . 7. tenders — ri T ir h t e he ß fi e 'l l i il o n " tt ' i i g n t g on " C ' tn k i s: r — act, extquiling from Grange lane.the chapelry of Birkenhead, to atcpoint 5 chain s on th e sou F t i h nitn side of the turnpike toad leading from Neston to New Ferry, being a distance or 2 miles and 32 chains, or thereabouts. from the e 'l n ' u lte inaßtiir,onnotlftoro the laan:rtlclof.oitts:;l,lcattn to Crac,polinotztt.;l e ß x r t , e )t2 ti k di ng in the township of Eitetham, being a distance of 3 miles and 36 chains, or thereabouts. These contracts to comprise the making of the Railvrav, with a ll. the Excavations, Embankments, Bridges. Culverts, Fences, and other works complete; providing. till the ne: , •seary ma terials for the same, (except the Bails, Chains. :Ind Fastenings) and keeping the same in repair for one year after the comple tion. Drafts of the first or Beliltington Contract, with plane, sec tions, H nil Qt ,,.iii e oions of the works, will lie re a dy fo r i nspect i on at the F, n irineer's Office, at the Town Hall. Birkenhead, on acid after Monday. 211 Jannary instant, and for the second or the Bronibm o and Easthatn.Contract on and after the 4th day of February next. Printed forms of terldece may be hail at the Company's Of fives in Liv?rpool or Birkenhead, and no others will be at tended to. The tenders most he delivered sealed at the Comrrinv'e Office in Liverpool. en or Itefore Monday the sth day nP March at eleven o'clock; and parties tt , ntlerine most at Irnd in perso n , or by s ome one duly authorised on his or their behalf, at the meeting on the sixth day of Match. The Directors do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tender. T he pat ti e s whose tenders are net epted will he required to enter into hoods, with two sureties far the due performance of their contracts, in a penalty not less than ten per cent. of the g ,.„„ st un contracted for, and the names of the proposed sure ties are to be specified in the tenders. WILLIAM DIXON, Chairman. A T the FIN sT GENEIiAL ANNUAL MEETING of tilk the LIVERPOOI. .DomEsTic MISSION SOCIE TY;he'd in Paradise-street Chapel, on Monday, the Ist Janu-' ary, WM. Tt ATHBONE, Esq., in the Chair, The following re...lotions were unanimously passed :- 1. Moved by Timm TnoRNELY, Esq., M.P., seconded by the liev. Dr. :;HEI HER n That th experience of the first year of this mission, as deve loped in the•fit st report of our minister to the pope, has inereas• ed our confidence in the principles on 4hi c h iris founded. and induces us to renew our solemn resoln'ionsio act towards our negleded r.llow-men in the spirit of Christian I.r. the, twilit. Y. Moyed,by the Rev. J. IL Thom, seconded by J. P. HEY WOOD. Esq., That the confidence of this society is ethinentiv due to the Rev. John Johns, our first minister to the poor, who, with a de- Viled heart, has worked out for us the nob!e principles on which this mission is founded; and under a sense of our own individual responsibilities, we offer him the assurance of our freshened sympathies and eatnest co-operation, 3 Moved by the Rev. J. MARTINEAU, seconded by' C. BOOTH, Esq., - That while we re.. and the means of relief to he applied by the minister to cases of extreme distress, essential to the beneficent operation of his mission. we deem it inexpedient that a distinct fund for this purpose should he provided by the Society; and confiilently leave it to the flee-will offerings of benevolence, "nothing dnuldin" that " vitality" whtich "never faileih." 4. M.rved by Jos. BROOKS YATES, Esq., seconded by. S. That the Treasurer's Accounts as now read having been an dited..he passed, anti that they he printed together with the ori ginal Resolutions or Constitution of the Society. as also the .flames of its supporters. and the Committee for the present and the,preceding year. 5. Moved I.v THOS. HARVEY, Esq.,• seconded by RICHARD RATHsoNF.. Esq., That the following Gentlemen be the Committee for the en suing year:— J. P. HEywonn, E.q.. President. 'Trios Llot.T, Esq 'Treastmer. Thos. Avison, jun. Esq. I W. Rathbun.. Esq. T. B. • Barclay, Esq C. liawl.,on, Esq. T. Bolton, Esq. Rev. Dr. Shepherd. IT. Booth. Esq. J. D. Thornelv, • Rev. 11 Gil J B. Yates, Esq. Bev. J. Ma: 'en. R. V. Yates. Esq. Rev. J. H. nom and Mr. R. AFt FATHEit, Secretaries. 6. Moved by C. Yoh:Lion:Esq., seconded by 'l'. B. BLACK BURN,Esq.' That the Resolutions now passed he advertised, and also printed with the other documents, as the Report of the Meeting. W. It ATH 130 N E. Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meet ingwere unanimously given to him for .his conduct therein, and far his uniform zealous support of the ,objpets of the Society. l/F/Gc A - tl</ AND GENERAL COMME -HEARTS I.I,KSOI,VED, AND HAND3.PREPARED. 'l' FRIDAY, W :7-2, - 11c5 by urtion. FREE FROM AUCTION DUTY. FRECHO L OF INFIERITANCR. By Messrs. THOS. NV I NSTA NLEY and SONS, On 'fut.-Anal next, the 16th instant, at Six o'clock in the even ing-. ut he Feather's note!, .Clayton-square, Liverpool, snh , jest to tote conditions to he then tgodu , ed,—lN order if the Assignees of Mr John Howarth. a Bankrupt. rOUR DWELLING-HOUSES. on the west side of the road leading. from Liverpool to Toxteth-park. called Park ro4,t, in the several occupations of Elizabeth Dwyer, Robert Wright, TlRUnas Aldersev and James Brawley, Rental £93 per a nnual. For further particulars apply to Mr. Gkocorr, Solicitor, 11, flarrington-street, Liverpool; or to M. HA MPSON, Solicitor, Manchester. LIVERPOOL. TR FE E SltEs 7' 1 51 W. SA LE POSTPONED. • THE.SALE by AUCTION of the LEASE. and GOOD• t WILL of the above INN, Arlvertise I fu v r WtqmsnAY, the 17th instant.'on the Premises: New Sc 'hind-road. WILL NO . I"I'ARE PLACE, the same hiving eon ilisphsed of by Private Contract. , JAMES BACH, Auctioneer. • Arcade, Liverpool, Jan. 11,11937. ARCADE ROOMS. Household Furniture. Sea Berle, Cfyj'ee Roaster. Experimental Si c-gallon Still, S/top Fixtures, Shop Stave, Large S le Beam, 4 , e. By Mr. BACH, TO•1110:111t5w, (aturdax,) the 13th iustan :seven o'clock, AVARIETY of DOUSEHOLD tN(TURE, dis- trained for Rent, comorising Io , eded id Plain Calm) and Truck Bedsteads, seVeralnew ,Mattresses. Mahogany Dining Table. 9 feet 8 inches by 4 feet 3 inches, with round ends. sundry articles of Millinery and' Glass. a large Scale Beam and Ends (up to any weight,) an improved Pdilable Coffee Roaster. an Experimental Six" Gallon Still. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale. FREE OP AI!CTION DUTY. TO SIHPBUILDERS,-SHIPOIVNEItS, AND OTHERS. Br Mr. DIXON, On WEDNEs [My, the 14th day of Februlry ne , unless pre viously disposed of by Private cout'raut, n jch not ice will be o'iven, subject. to conditions, on the‘p ises; at Ramsey, jn the Isle of Man, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. C. linniberston and Co,. _ _ LL that SHIPBUILDING YARD, situate and being 1 - 1, in Itionsev, in the kle of Man, with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, 'SHEDS, SMITHIES, and other Erections thereon; containing four Statute Acres, or thereaboutS, biiunded on the east and south sides by the tide water, - where vessels of 501 and 600 tons have been launched, and late in the possession of the said Messrs. Chas. Humberstoti and Co. Together wi►h the FRAME WORK of two VESSELS, as now put together; and atsu a Large quantity of excellent and well-seasoned TIMBER ; a consideraule Stock of Ill(IN. and other Materials and Working 'Cools, suitable for carrying on an extensive Shipbuilding Establishment. Mr. THOMAS [(NEALE, Ramsey, will skew the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. JoHN 131,1:KY, Aecutint ant, Temple-street ; or to Mr, JOHN PEACOCK, Or Mr. iiuBERT I ROUSHAM, Solicitors, Liverpool. `rice 25i.; Just Published, in 2 vols., Post Bvo., cloth boards itlust rated by a Map and 10 Pates Dedicated to tier Most Gracious Maj.sty Queen, THE MISER/V.B . rind BEAUTIES tELAND B y . JONATHAN BINNS, Assistantlivic oral Commissioner on the late Irish Poor Ingoily.• • • •• These volumes contain abstracts of the most interesting and itnpurtant parts Of the Official Examinations; Remarks on the State of Agricultme, aid on the Condition and Habits of the People; the Narrative of ar Tour through Thirty of the Irish Counties; and Suggestions for Reviving the Industry and Prosperity of Ireland. LONGMAN, 0101.1 i, and Co., London; J. F. CA NNELL, Liver- T A PUBLIC MEETING of the COTrAGE OWN- A EUS' AS,SOCIATION, held ou the evening of WED itesday, the 10;n.January instant, at the Pied Bull I n, Gleat Charlutte-street, Mr. EDMUND FORD i n th e Ohs' , Moved by MI. E. KN PPER, and seconded t • I'. JONES, and Resolved, —Thatthe Iteport of the COIIIIIII ehe adopted. Moved by Mr. ELLIS, and seconded by Mr. IlaNsuaw, and Revd, ed,—That the following petition he ;Wowed, and re main fur signature until the 22d instant; that it be sent to Lind Sandon fur presentation, and that Mr. Cresioxell and the metn bers,of the county be requested to suppuit the prayer of the petition._ - • To the Honourable the Commons of the United King - dons . or Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled : The humble Petition of the Owners of Cottage Pro perty in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, SHEWETH, That your Petitioners observe, with great surprise and alarm, that Sir H. Verney has iutioduced to yotisr Honourable House a Bill, the provisions of which are to rate the Owner, of tene ments of £2ll. and under, 1,; the parochial rates, inileatrortlie Occupiers. Against such an enactment your Petit ioners most earnestly remonstrate, inasmuch as they consider it partial, un just, and oppiessive. That your Petitioners, from experience, are convinced that the returns front small property are regulated by the prospet it y add adversity of the tithes; tmsequently, in adverse times the ()woe's would be called upon for the greatest contribution, when their receipts would be .the least. Thou such a liability . on the Owner would prevent the erections of property subject to its operation; therefore dwellings for the poor ,would become scarce and dear—the working classes in large towns would be compelled to herd together us dark and unwholesome cellass and looms; the demoralizing, pernicious, and iajurious effects of which on the inin , lS and bodily health oftheir inhabitants, your Honourable House can more readil conceive then your Petitioners can desciibe. That your Petitioners are ready to prove that their losses, through the poverty of the lowe r classes, are as two to one its proportion to the rates required for the relief of the poor, being, as before stated, regulated by the state of the times; thus slaw ing that such property as is occupied by the very pour does in nuil‘eere poverty,rum should to p t a h y e voluntarily coutribute to their support. That it is a well-known fact,' that many of th e O ccupants o f small property are unable, through extre their rents without any additional charge ; i measure pass into law, the Landlord would be obliged to lay ditublethe uwount of rates on all Ms Tenants —thus compelling those who do pay to make up for the defalcations of those who do not. That an Act similar in principle was in operation in this Parish four Yeats ago), which caused touch biekering and ill feeling. The - owners were neces.ari.y more severe in eilfincing the rents, which impoverisheot the• Tenants, increased the bur thens of the Parish, raised the rates . from Is. Pd. lite first year to 2e 61 the second year of its operation. 'lints in lieu of re lieving the rate-payers at- large, had the contrary effect, and was rotund, after' t tiree years' trial, to be an instrument to gruol down . the industrious artizan into a state or pauperism to so alarming au extent, that the Parish authorities, (from whom the Bill originated,) at their own expense, obtained the repeal of the Act;' since which'utne, the rate is reduced to 'ls, 6d. its the pound. Anil your Petitioners therefore pray, that the Bill do not pass. Moved by Mr. Wa LTH ENV, seconded by Mr. Batt, and ReAtilved,—'Phut the tlranks• of this meeting are due to . 11 A. Aglioubv, Esq., M.P. for •Cockerniouth, for his perseverance in bringing forward a Bill "by . suounary process it, übt aiu plies ssiun of small Tenements," and that a petitiou be sent to the . House or Common's in supportorit. Moved by Mr. DA N [ELS, seconded by Mr. II ESK ETH, and Itesoleed,—'['hat the following Petition be approved of and forwarded to Lord Saadon for presentation, and that Mr—Cress well be requested to support the sante; aud that the members of the County be requested to assist in passing the bill. To the Hontotable the Counuatis oof the United Kim:- dons of Great Britain and Ireland, iu Partiaineut assembled, — The Petition of Owners of [Louses and Tenements in the Town of Liverpool and its vicinity, Ilirmistr So WETH, That your Petitioners teat with great satisfaction that a Bill is now'before your Iluteturable House, " A Bill to liteilitate the recovery of possessioon lit tenements, after due de termination of the tenancy," and they beg usual earnestly but respectfully to slate, • Thal the law between Landlord and Tenant as it now stands, is very insufficient for the recovery - of the possession of lauds. and tetsements, held by Tenants alter the due and legal expira tion of the tenancy, am , : tines lint afford to the landlords thereof that security necessary to the enjoyment of ijietr prispert) . ,. That this lamentable defect of the law is very often, and indeed constantly, taken aSvantitee of toy ill-disposed and re fraetot Tenants, who etinsequently are itolueed to commit the most agravated frauds, as well as wilful delapidationt, on the premises; and these things they do with impunity, setting the Owners at defiance. That tiunteruus instances occur where Tenants not ) :)y s t si, t ,n re fuse to pity rent, but withhold' from. their Landlords pos ses sion of the p,etuises alter the expiration-of leases or legal notices too quit, conscious as they are that the expense of tiny remedy against them, provided by the existing law. would be still tur ther ruinous, and in smile instances would almost reach the value of the tenements sought to be t ecovei ed. That. in the present (Selective state of the law, the length of notice given, and tbe time net weary to prosecute au ejectment, gives tenants Of vicious habits sufficient o prrtutlitv,iii aitolitiou to non-payment of rents, all "kinds of waste, wilful dilapidation alit' depredation on the property; and at length, when restored to the•landlotd, is found to have cost numerous expenses in law, and is seriously injured. the tifending tenants absconded, and, from their poverty, the landlords are deterred attempting to re cover any compensation for losses and injuries sustained. That these instances of hardship are so very frequent, your petitioners have 'experimentally been fulls' convinced that the law, its it now stands, leaves the landlords of tenements entirely at the met cy of the 'tenants, as to their retaining the illegal possession and commission of all sot ts of fraud and destruction •on their propetty. ' Lastly.—:Yonr petitioners bey to submit that the hill now pending seeks to take not advantage of the present law between landlord and tenant, as the tenancy must be shown to. have ex pired, nor can it at all (operate RS oppressive to the poor in any wise; this we know to be the feeling of honest tenants: Your petitioners therefore humbly •hope that vour honourable house will be pleased to pass the said bill into a law. And your petitioners will ever pray, Bz 6 - Moved by Mr..I‘PGEE, secouded by Mr. 'lljkiciett, and Resolved, —'That a subscription be entered into towards de fraying the expenses attending the opposition of Sir Harry Verney's hill.. ..(Signed) EDMUND FORD, Chairman. The Chairman haying left the chair, It was unanimously resolved that the thanks of the meeting are due, etd - rre hereby given,' l to Mr. Fordi for his conduct in . the dial., - -,(Pir ) Fr tr -1.- ad ife Mr. tan ilot- ter, ,