The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-19 00:00:00

~/, 1 / d r -'6.,L4.4- 7 - -- / c ,--, - t, • cl -- -1. I --- .1 , xf 4,..„ 1'. .;:, . ttvcrpoot i-bipping• _ANNtr,l ~ 1 11 , ( 4,.44, h ... ~ 0 . -, t,,,k ,j e i -- 7,...;4 1 ,1 '• '.:, , •:'`. •- , ,s, 4 I - 1 c ip '' ) EAST INOIES. . i'' : ' 4 j4‘. - ' I N OA -:-:,..-4: $ ' . ,4 : -.. .... z 6 .--- - 444.,,, , , , For' BOMBAY, .. ~. , ,- A5,,,2 .... , 01. .11 ' imi. , ' V .... '. • • ShiWM IN 1 , A 1, (.2-7.--- --, ALEX kNUElrM‘Pliunsot Commander • r - Will have immediate despatch.—Tor freiKh't 8,-,e. iply.onitos.rci, Prince's Duck, or to DUNCAN 91Ii. ' I Or AND GENERA', COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SMOLLETT. __ IN -_ it/ ,41 i f Cleared, and waiting a wind. Fort BOAIBAY 1- r ~,; .The fast .sailing British-boilt Ship T. BLAIR, Aelas'' (,)nirsix-motiths.ohl,.ancl-now lying West: - -For freight or passage apply to .OSALIND, ia'e Prince's Dock, ASHLEY BROTHERS. To said 31st January. For CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, B 'AVIA, and .4 • • SINCAPORE. The flue A I British-built Shi OR W. A. HELD Cumt ander; 251 tons register.--For freight or passage apply to ItonEnT Wrsu. and Co., or HOLDE lINESS and ,CHILTONd J. N. WOOD• au 'd C o., Brokers. VOL. VII.---No. 330.1 *-ate. 'CONSTANTLY ON SALE FOR EXP lITATION3 Best River and' Canal COA , 'BIJILDING'BRICKS; FIRE ICKS, Slacked" aril Terrippr LIME,. C E T, SOAP, &c. 'THOMAS ANDERT N, 7,"Drur-lane. Sicily BRIMSTONE; Smvrna VALONIA, and • - WHETSTONES. - • Apply to JAMES: MOSS and Co.,_ 3, oree-piazzas. FOR EXPORTATION AND ,H ME USE PAINT. OILS, LAMP prr 'O, OIL PAINTS, of every "desc iption, DRY COLO URS, ditto itto, VARNISHES, ditto ditto, J.: andI..TAYLOR and Co: Manufacturers. Office, N0.,9, Seddonpstreet. Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and on the loudest terms. To suit immediately. For BOMBAY,. • The 'Brig "MA NVILLtAm Syms, Co ander; BUrthen tons.—Forifreight or pas ape apply to Messrs, BOLD,a ntllitussiaL,.Bi•okers, - or to JOHN" ° TOBIN. Intended to sail immediate! For • CALCUTTA, 4; " The B. G ' Capt. CRosa ; Surthen per registet• 405 tons.—For freig tor passage apply to the , Captaiu,•on•board;• to CHAs. Hortst , A4.,, or THOS. ToBIN, Esqrs., Merchants, or to JOHN HASLEDEN, Broker. Apply to . . . Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for ExpOrtation . and Home Consuinption ; Fine Writing and : Printing PAPERS, of every description; LEDGERS, JOURNAL'S, Day, Cash, Bill, and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ruled to any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allowing the full amount of Excise Drawback on all Goods - for Exportation ; • . Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues; Cartridge, Cap, Brown, Casing, and Sheathing PAPERS, 'and fb - MILLED' BOA ~_ • ' Hand-made TWINES, LINES, SKETINGS,Ac."; Seine.'Turtlejlei:riii.g, Mdllet, S mon; and Shrimp TWINES; Papering, or . Casing TWINE; Baling and' Shop TWINE; Stitching TWIN E ,for Bags; . • Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Leak arid Log LINES; Gannet: Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING LINES; Tea-Chest, Orange, Crate, Bale, and Box . PACKING'CORDS. ' ' • . W. W. ARCHIBALD, ManufaCtory, Birkenhead, Ware-. house ReMoyed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance in Brunswick-street. .. „. t xi For , CALVUTTA, The fin e Ship OTTERSP OL, ' -a 'JOHN 'R ICHARDSON , CU Rl i n Wier ; 7 ".' - AJ; ,burtheo .pe r =register 401 s ; coppered and t copper-fastened; sails f ast, and has good' ccoinsnodations for assengers.—For terns of **filch, or freiilit, apply to Messrs. * TAYLOR, PUTTER, and Co., or to GEORGi; HIGLIFIELD. ftatc tin Auction. %~t [PRICE 7D. OLD BOTTLED ' PORT, 'AND OTHER 'WINES, AT HODGSON'S ROOMS, 60, CHURCH'-STREET. - VER. HODGSON has, received instructions from Mr. It T. al_ CHARD ABRKAI, 13, Leigh-street, to SELL by AUC ITION, at his Rooms, 60, Church-street, on Ty.irsuAY next, the 26th instant, precisely at Twelve o'clock, / 200. Dozert.of fine old Crusted PO , etert „ In excellent condition for i edfate use. 40 !Dozen Brown and Gold- ur SHERRY, About 12 Dozen East India MADEIRA, 12 Dozen MOSELLE, and 15 Dozen .Sparkling DITTO, In Cases of Three Dozen each. Samples to be tasted at the time of Sale, and any further in formation respecting these or other Wines may be had, in the interim, from the Proprietor. • N B,—At the same tirne,will be.offered, some fine old PORTS and SHERRIES, in Wood, having been nearly three years in bond. . (One concern.) f ~'~ f t- ✓ i anted. VVTANTED, by a Young W om an, from the North, who can be well recommended, a SITUATION as HOUSE MAID in a Private Family, or as GE.N-EILAL SEIIN4IsT in a small Family.—Address E. F., at the Standard-otU*!-_ VT - ANTED, by a Person, a SITUATION as , NUR V an Infant, or to take the charge of twcynr more dren. She has been accustomed to , the tnant.gement o dren, and can. have - an unexceptionakie...4oeter,—A, A. 8., at the Standard-office. ASSIST- Wfag" w- 09 - 7 - aceustomed to T - ANTED, a steady, industrious V ANT, in an Ironmonger's Shop. the Ship, Business will be preferred.—A ridy-; add resse d B. A., at the Standard - Office , stating age and Mere last em_ployed, will meet with attention. in A LADY wishes to attend a few Pupils dditiori to her present number, whom she would in,tr DRAWING and MUSlC.—Address R. H. N., Standar -office. in ie F ac li t r 3 lts w hhrr t , a t VTI , D, in Ge i llen i a c an u ' o s in F pe ar t n en ily, t Y A GOVERNESS, ' the' - aid of masters, French, Italian, M , Drawing, and Dancing, with the usual branches, of English Educat►on.-- Plas Mold, Flintshire. TATANTS a SITUATION as CLERK or ROOK-KEEP ER in a - Merchant's Office or War se, a respectable YOUNG MAN of industrious and revullif habits, who has a perfect knowledge of business in general—Direct to A. G., at the Standaid-office. ANTED immediately, a LAUNDRY MAID of good „moral.character, who will also be rered to take charge of a Email Dairy. A BOY ' from the coon ry, is Wanted, from 12 to 15 years of age; good wages are given,—Apply at the Standard-office. , . . . 1, . 17- A i l, t o),,, , , i \r i liv a e n To t o U n lsl i a ? ,. e VLO M.A.4. ,, N e T I. E R pelf , 'n a e s rali) N . u p seful - The most respectable references as to chiirkter will be required.. —Apply (if by letter, post-paid) to A. 8., at the Standard Office. PARTNERSHIP WANTED. YOUNG'MAN'of respectable Family wishes to enter inio lA_ PARTNERSHIP with a fires of k cilitanding in the Mekantile Line, whose business might - b aferiAllv enlarged by the introduction of a moderate capi .!'To a 'Wine and Spirit Business no objection would be offered, provided it be well established and proved to be respectable.— Address (if by letter,. post,paid,) to X Y Z, Standard-office. 1 NHL wAurog ACADEMY Ite ''EN ED on MONDAY next, the '25 , 1 iest.--Carde afire terms ulay be had at Mr. GaAriii.'s, Church-street. Air,liss. LA , l : tL..ox t s . r.l , , s it N& ii .i s m s. C,,,, l .:; , , ,,,N e N .t y t A KT A T e , r ) er h o a n v i , n ‘ g square, continues to give INsriz.ucTioNrn' Singing, the Piano-torte, awl the Italian Language.—Terms may be known as above. r ral v,--1111-SSES•I3OUCII -respectfully atm oe — th - eiF tin tention 'of Rti-OPE/sTENG their F lishment for a limited number of Young Ladies on A . nAY next, the 25th . instant. River View, Egremont, near Liverpool, January, 1836. WIGAN , GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HIS SCHOOL mill be RE-OPENED i) v-,-under+lte-Strperintendenee - nrth WILSON', M.A., Head Master, and latp College, Cambridge, &c., &c. - Tel-ins for Boarders . Under fourteen years of age Fifty Guineas, and under siateen , Sixty Guineas. re Ist of Fe- Kv. RICH - Ana ilow of St. John's . . Apr RS. BANGROFT, grateful for the favOurs conferred Al'_ upon her, respectfully informs her Fr lids that she con tinues to give 'INSTRUCTIONS onjk. Piano-torte, and assures them that' her zealous. exertions ill be used in pro moting the improvement of her Pupils. No. 55, Soho -street, opposite Springfield. • , MR. ST. ALBIN respectfully announces hat his ACA DEMY will REOPEN on THUR Y next, the .2lst instant, at the ADET.PkiI HOTEL. - 16, Brownlou:-street; Poubloke-place. r HE MISSES FOSTER and 'STODA respectfully_ announce their intention of REOPE NG their Esta blishment for the Education of Young La ,on MONDAY next, the' sth inst. French and German gouges taught by a French Lady residing in the house. • Terms may be known on application. References:—The Rev. J. BitouKs, Rector of Liverpool; and MILES BAUTON Everton-terrace. Everton-road, Jan, 11, 1835. EDUCATION, • • At EARI3Y HALL ACADEMY, near Greta Brid 'orkshit4,' CONDUCTED BY R. SIMPSON AND • I ALIFIED .• ASSISTANTS. • . OUNG GENTLEMEN, are liberal' .arded,.Furnished With Books, and Instructed in what er their future pros pects ,reqtroT.,.at Eighteen Guineas a•year.- NO extra Charge whatever, and no Vacations unless desired. A Coach direct. Mr. Gonsuntt; No 7, Earle -street, St. Paul's-square, will give Reference, and forward Pupils to the School from Jiver pool : and Mr. SirapsoN may he seen for a few days. FASIIIONABLE DANCING. ivirlL EDGAR WEBSTER ,4pgs most respectf u lly t o in form the Gentry of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has recommenced giving Piivate lustre •ti n in the above ele put Accomplishment. A .selert Academy is permitted to as n bl e a t M rs. P arry ' s Sethinary, Birchfiekl, Islington, every . tiunsDAY, at Eleven o'clock Terms, Ike. may be known by application at Birchfield, and at Mr. Smith's Repository, Lord-street. • t - . Schools and-Fatuities attended. 1 . January 18th, 1836. --- . ezd - DRAWING FROM MODELS : AIR. SHEPPAR D, PROFESSOR of pSIC and DRAWING, respectfully announces t is Friends and the-Gentry of Liverpool generally, that he rposes introduc ing a new system of Drawing LAN APE SCENERY from MODELS : a Plan by which th rinciples of Perspec tive are clearly illustrated;, and which will render comparativel . i . r. easy .any subsequent attempt to Sketch from Natu r e, p ossessing most of its advantages without any of its inconveniences. • • , Mr. S.'s DRAWING ACADEMY will RE-OPEN. on THurtsna Y next, the-21st inst., and his other Lessons in Music and Drawing will be given as usual. • ,,,,,, i,,.„.„.,.;•,.. ~ 111 15, Berkeley-street, Jan. 8, 1836. • .• ~, 3 ti:Tilt rilim LIVERPOOL LITERARY, ISCIENTIFICe r AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIO E, SECOND. of a: COURSE , of 'LEr UR ES on A . & FREN CH LANGUAGE and LIT Tu RE, frOm the earliest times down to the Age of Louis . 7 .; with an H istori val. Sketch of, and Extracts from ; the i ost celebrated writers .of that age, I3y M. JULES LEFEBVRE, Bachelor of Arts in the University of France, &c. To be delivered in the Lecture Room of the ROYAL IN STITUTION, To-moonow (Wclenesday) EvErviNG, 201 h instant, at ,Half-past Eight o'clock, and to be continued every succeeding WEDNESDAY, until completed. • " ' FURNISHING IRONMONGER, MANUFACTURING. TINMAN AND BRAZIER, 3, SOUTH .JOHN-STREET. fr c "UIDWARD BURRELL, son of t e ,)stye Captain John i .12.4 Burrell, begs most respectfully t Oflink his Friends and the Public for the numerous favours ferted upon him since his commencement in business, and assures them nothing shall be wanting on his ptirt to merit a continuance of their future support. Goods supplied for exportation, Ships Stoves fur nished, Repaired, Bt . c., Bell flanging and Smith's Work in general, Shower, Slipper, and Hip Baths for sale or hire. WrlgT - ITVDICS. For JAMAICA, ‘N And will deliver Goods at Pour IRI NIkA, ORACA -471.:!: Iie:SSA, anti- Ports . att . , elf,• The Barque CHAT AM, JOHN GILL, Comma der. 'or freight or passage, having excellent cabin accommodation, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE apd Co. For DEMERARA, The Ship JOHN ST , .4 0 4 % A. MTHEesuN, M. r. —""- For freight or passage (havinLr, superior accothmoda tions) apply to SANDBACH, nod Co. For BARBADOEeS, • The Barque H TOMAS' TY, • , ~ Master; Burthen 255 tons.—For freight or passage apply to BARTON, 'IMAM, and HIGGI)6ON. • To sail in jinateen days. • For BIRLIADOES The,BrigrERICLES f 1E , 4E6 tons, - • ti. STEW A la, •M' Or ; .Lying in Prince's Deck.—For'frei.ht app v to ' -10ENti s tTH •DONVIE . Old Co / kr , To sail the tatter end of Janua . For DEMERARA, I*. The first-class Barque JUP TER, • - ' WM. RAMSEY, M r; 1 . 17 . t0ns per register; she possesses sops r accommodar ni for passengers —For terms of freight or passage apply t :JOSEPH JONES and Co., 9, Exchan. -alley. . For TRINIDAD, The Brig RICHARD *4o °4 WILLIAM IB LAcKLEY , M ster; .A..L.296 tons register, •Liverpd t, and a superior , conveyance for _4;00 , 15 or passengers, r terms 4pply to :Messrs. JNNIES 13.1tVERSBY and Co.; ssrs. JouN WINDER and*Co. Merchants, or IMRIE, and TOMLINSON/rokers. For ANTIGUA, The Ship Gr-liA. C , P. PEARSON, M er. For freight or passage apply to C W. and T. SHAND. Waitiny 4 wind.—Takes, 1 'alt. . . . . . '.—r - ,..` , .nF0r NEW ORL . n S, •Thevery superior A 1 $lll f 1 TRINSIC, .1...i....4 1 / 4 ; Captain Qut ; Only two years old, British-bs t, coppered, and well known to sail fag: has room only for meaStkrernent goods.— For. freight or passage, having superior cabins, apply to Mr. W.S HA It P y ' 7 . ooo JOHN GORDON and Co. SOUTII LINE OF PACKETS FOR 1110 DE J NEIIIO. To sail on the Ist and 16th of every ontli. To sail on the lit F ary. The fine Engliih-buzlt Ship LA STORMONT, • • Captain J. M`MINN ; A 1, 360. tons, coppered, sails remarkably fast, and will be found in every respect a first•rate conveyance both for goods and passengers.—For terms, &c., apply on board west . aide Prince's ""Dock; to Messrs. Moox Bitommis ; to JOHN HOLLIWEIL ; to ASHLEY-BROTHERS, or to W. and J. TVRER: Will have quick despatch ,r For VALPARAISO, INTERNIP,DIoS, d LIMA, Thene pew Havgae CHILI H. G. Ho° uri.)N, Mast A 1, 195 tons, coppered and copper-fasten , and in every respect a first-rate convqauce.—For terms of freight, &c.. up ply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. For VENICE and 'PRIEST , And wilt forward Goods to CONA, 7 The'fine Brig BRAM Y, 150 tons register ; coppered and copper-fastened.. For tetras orfreight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. Will have quick despatch. / For NAPLES and MESSIXA, The ALLESSANET 9', VINCEIsno BAttl(ll,b aster;M • Al, 120 tons-register; new copliered, and min the greater part of her cargo rewly for goi n g on boar , will be despatched as alove.—For . terats of froight•apiil to • • • • JOHN BIBBY and Co. On ?talc. • On SALE, The beautiful Brigauttne REB ' CA, Burthen 122 tons; built under the Ow er's particular inspection, at Cumberland, N.S. unched in July - last : length, 70 feet 7 inches ; eadth, 20 feet -”t d, inches; depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a most' de.nrable vessel of her ,size, sails;fast, and carries a large cargo at a very easy draft of water.—ApplY,,to THOMAS. HATTON, jun., Canning-buildings, 35, South Johti-street. STEAM-PACKET ,ON S LE. Last-ss fast-sailing i L I i n n .. 13 BY n l7l: O A rn T a et R E s . At Steamer it\ The er l k :U. it• -, 4.,,11ie. - ALEXAND ~ =, ~...,,,,, 4 , With an engine 40 horse-p er, capable of car rying from 40 to 50 tons. She is only s Months- old, and is built by Humble and Milchrest. and her machinery, which is of the very best description, by Win. Rigby and Co.—For fur ther particulars apply at the Standard-office. For SALE, A fine new BRIG ' 4144 160 tons register, built entirely of F thoroughly copper-fastened, will be ing in the beginning of March, at Buck we• . is now about half planked, and may be i wishing to purchase her. Length 79 feet. Breadth. 2l feet 3 inches. Depth 13 feet 3 inches. For further particulars applr to ROSS BRIM HERS, 16, Harrington-street. 4r,lish oak, is Jady for launch ,,, near Chepstow ; )ected by any party For SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, The fine new teak Barque 13A 800, 41 . n 20-94 tons per register; built or the very best teak, at Howrah, opposite Calcutta, in Bengal, b e well known builder, Mr. Thomas, and launched in rch, 1835. She is a handsome well-built ship, with flush c , poop. fOre v.astle, bust-head, quarter galleries, sheath with wood and Copper. The ship's scantlings are un s ly huge, and her fastenings of a very superior descript• , being secuited with stringers, 'and iron knees to each beam Bove and below ; sails fast, and carries a large cargo; leas ample height above and be low for passengers, being six feet; .has just arrived from Cal 'eutta, and, being expressly built for the India and China trade, Tan be sent to sea at a trifling expence.—For further particu lars apply to D. TtiNGE, on 'Change, or to W. and J. TYRER. ON SALE, l'• , •••' The very fine new Al copper-fastened BarrEDINBURGH; nurthen per register 568'89-91 tons; lit at St. - " 4 's; New -Brunswick, by an experienced bui r, under The truettlar inspection of her present owner, an :lunched on the th June last. Her tinibers are all heckin ack, and her stem st TII - Post. ap ron & c . o f the best Unit tares and African .bright work, itch pine. She ca es a large cargo on a light d ra f t of waters ails very fast, is an uncommonly handsome mtrdelied vessel; and is very well adapted for the cotton and tint: her t rade s.. Dimensions—length of keel, 106 feet 8 inches:, length on d eck, 126 feet 9 inches; breadth of beam, 31 feet 8 inches; depth of !told, 21 feet 6 inches • bight between decks, 7 feet G inches.' Her materials are all of the best Liverpool manufacture, and her fastenings very heavy and substantial. Also, FOR SALE, The new A 1 copper-fastened Barque ALBION, 13irrthett per register 313 tons; was built at Yiirmouth, N.S., and launched. on the 4th October, 1834. Her top timbers are all hecmatack, and her top sides are planked with American oak, her stem, stern-post, and apron are of American oak also ; err fastenings are heavy„ and she is altogether a most substan tial. and strong-built vessel; she sails well, and carries a good carg o . Her dimensions are—length on deck, 10-1 feet 6 inches; breadth. or beam, 250 feet 10.4 inches; depth of hold,about 16 fe et;; height between decks, 6 f eet. —F or further particulars apply t& (t board: east side Brunswick Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. • If not sold, will be despatched for Savannah immediately they are'dhaliargr°d • (One conce rn .) • SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. A T the.GENERAL - ANNUAL MEETING of this COR PORATION, duly convened and holden at the INSTITU TION, this 15th day of Jan., 1836, Major BROOKS in the Chair. The Accounts for 1835 were exhibited and - approved; and it was ordered that a Report of the State of the Charity be Pub lished as speedily as possible. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Right flon. the Earl of Derby, the lat resident; also, to Major Brooks, Mr. William Lawson, Mr ward G. Deane, and Mr. F. flawood, the late Vice-Pre ents; to Mr. R. W. Houghton, the Treasurer ; and to the Rev. Edward Hull, M.A., Chaplain, for their attention to the interests of the Institution. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this meeting be presented to the Physician, the Surgeon, the Visitors, the Auditors, and the Committee, for the attention they have bestowed on the duties which devolved upon them: Resolved,--That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to those Ladies and'Gentlemen who have given DOnations In aid of the Funds•ofthis Charity. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Mrs. Critie, orSeacombe-terrace,Cheshire ' for a Piano-forte, which she•has been pleasetho preSent for theuse of the Musical Pupils. Resalred.—That the 'Committee be' directed to procure th e opinion of CoUnsel upon the construction of those Clauses in the Act of Incorporation which, have reference to the Nomina- Lon of the Chaplain. The following Officers were Elected for the Year ensuing : The lei ht Honourable Lord SANDON, President. Mr. HOUGHTON, Mr. jAs. HEyWoRTH, Mr. WM. POTTER, S Vice-Presidents. Mr. WM. SHANI_,) Mr. R. W. H , TreaSUT6r. 'COMMITTEE. Mr. Latham Hanmer Mr. M. D. Lowntres Mr. G. H. Lawrence • Mr. Robertson Gladstone Mr. RObt. Wood Ward, jun. Mr. Wm. Gladstone Re-elected. Major Brook Mr. William Lawsoii Mr: E. G. Deane Mr Thomas 'Shaw Mr. Alex. Woodtind Mr. Francis Haywood Mr. Jas. Dawson J. P. Brandreth, M.D. Mr. William Brown Rev. J. Brooks, M.A. . Rev. A. Campbell, MA. Mr. R. L. Carr Richard Formby, M.D. Mr. W. P. Hutchinson • Mr. Minshull Mr. William Ripley Rev. Thomas 801d,.111.A. T. H. Banning, - M.D. Robert Lewin, M.D. Mr. George Grant Mr. J. H. Turner Mr. J. Todd Naylor Mr. William Statbaitn Mr. Robert Benn Mr. William Jackson Mr. Henry Byrom, jun. Mr. EdWard Parry Mr. J. 0. Watson. Mr. Harmood Banner Resolved,—That the Thanks the Chairman. New Members. Mr. JaMes Aspinall Mr. Thomas Kaye Mr. Thomas Booth Mr. Henry Laivrence Rev. Thomas Hornby, M.A. Mr. James Bateson Mi-. John 'Davies. )f this Meeting be presented to MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE OFF FORMBY. QUBSCRIPTIQN for the WIDOWS and CHILDREN of CY the Men lost frOrn the Formby Life-boat, on Wednesday, the 13th January, 1836, on their return from a WreA. Four Widows, two of them pregnant, three Orphans, and twenty-six Children fatheilesi. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED, VIZ : Thomas Brown M. G. Brown 2 0 0 .1. W. Gibsone W. P. Bushby ........ Daniel Willink Geo. Holt E. W. Jackson.... William Sharp 0 W 0 , Eaton Hall 1 1 , /5 0 R. Shiel.'. ........ .. r.... u I() 0 J, J ................................. 0 10 0 N. R .................. • ..... o'lo 0 John Jones ........................ 1 0 0 W. Latham ...... .• •.. .......... H.'.l. Holmes ............... ... 1 0 ' 0 Robert Ledson . "....... .kr<es Mulleneux rhoinds'Bold .. ......................... 1 0 0 G.. W-. Boyd •• John Highfield ... 0 10 U G.^Brown J, R.: . John Clint, DavittCannon .. •• ' 0 '5" 0 0 'l'. B. H0r5fa11..:..... Jonas Booker Thoinniebgban . • .' Edward .Dearman , . Joshua Walinsley Win. Blain . . , .. ~. '• 1 G 0 James J. Bibby. • , , o 10. 0 Gerard Lynch.... D: 0:- • • - • ••• • • - '- - 0 10' 0 W. P. Porter. . • . - m - 4 1 0 0 ji,- Charles Coteswortb.... " Thomas Hibbert - ' ' 0 10 0 R. W. Prichard 0 10 0 D. C. Buchanan R. Benn Geo. Booth • 0 10 0 Thomas Riple:k W. M. M. William Jackson ' 0 10 0 John Stockdale 0 10 0 A 'Friend 0 2 6 C. Holland 0 5 0 J. M T. B. B Snhscriptions , 4illheJeceived by Mr. JONES, the Master' of the Exchange Newsroom; at the STANDARD, and at the other Newspaper Offices of Liverpool. On FRIDAY, the sth February next, at Twelve o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, mford-place, 13.500 East India OX and C ,HIDES, Lying in 304, Harbord's, New Qua ex• Magnet, from Cal cutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, OTTER, and Co., Mer chants, or to CORRIE, HU N, and Co., Brokers. . . . • . On TnunsDAY, the 11th February 'next, i i is at o'clock,. 18, Ex6hative-buildi • 152.$erous Guatitnala I DIGO, Just landed, ex Robert Finnie, front Vs paraiso.—Apply to JOHN and JAMES On Tnuusu AY , th e 11th February next, a 'welve o ' c l oc k, at c ange- a ll en, W. P. Bushby's Office 9, Ex 350 Boxes C94S A L NEA, • ' 23 Tons SATAN W D. Apply to Messrs. ItonEtcr WISE and Co., Merchants, or to W. P. BUSIII3Y, Vrokir. . , team Xabitotton. POWERFUL STEIVM-PACKETS TO LON'DONDEIiItY, • 7'llrlOE EVERY WEEK. The .Nortbwest. of Ireland Union , Stemn 1 4 ','\', The Vesels . PRINCESS' VICTORIA, • . -....-s• ' .... .. ...... :. .Captain J; ITTON, On NV i.nsEspAr, the 20th instant, 1 . o•clock„ A.M. - Ori WEnNEsn'Av, the 27th instant, '6 O'CIOCk. A.M. . . • From the Clarence ock. ISABELLA NAPIER, captain D. A. DAVENPORT, ' On'SATuttoiy,lhe 28d instant; at 1 o'clock, P.i‘i. OR SATURDA.Y; the 30th instant, at $ o'clock, A.M. Front the Clarence Dock. . . . The. Public are requested td'take notice,•that,'on 'and 'after the 2d of February, the Company's Stearn Vessels will sail on TIIESDAT and FRIDAY from this Ppit-and Londonderry. Far' tlite 'of Freight 'and Passage APtily to JOHN hi UN Ni ,Yovle-stieet; ILtmdorlderry. MOORE and M'CREIGHT, 23, Water-street, Liverpool.. ,/,.. * . it thak . On SALE, . • - - The well-known Steam-packet ..,_.... QUEEN ADELAIDE, `''''-t!.'• ,- . •t , - , -- Built by Mr. John Wood,. of Port GlasgOw; burtheu per register 173 tons;, prnpelle y two engines of 140 horse poorer, by Mr. Robert Napier, the Vulcan Foundry, ila Glasgow ; 'now. in complete order, end ing in the Port of Lon donderry.—For particulars and terms apply to MOORE and M`CREIGHT. All accounts - due previous to the Ist January are particularly requested-to be sent in for immediate payment. , . For .DUBLIN AND.BELFAST. iVfp t, ). THE CITY OF DUBLIN • „' 4 1 .4. • "STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, Teukt.:, ,- . -sio• INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The aj,ove Company sail their Vessels,_ (with or without Pilots,) tak;og Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, . To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-MORROW, INV ed uesday,) the 20thinstant, at Twelve o'clock at Nom - 'm the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, , 27, for Belfast lirte„to "'"ater-street. JOHN I‘I‘CAMMON and Ci Lt Y:W' The pi iticiple of this Company is th of attaching all lie porters a'n'd Exporters by a Division Of e Profits among them, after payment of the Dividerthi-tibus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Oividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due attention to theii maintenance. On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at One lock, at William Neyett's Office, Rumford- eet, 100 Tons Sicily 131 ZIA ONE, Landing, ex Ellen Clare, from Sicily, aterloo Dock.—Apply to Mr. JOHN WORRALL, Merchant, o o WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. Eo rip() be LET,.a. good SHOP and HO 110, in the best cart I_ of Rauelagh-street, with handsome Xop Fixtures, nearly new. Likewise, a good FAMILY 'HOUSE, in Islington. Rent £4o.—Apply to Mr. FULLER, Auctioneer, 33, I{anelagh street. . , . ri - 1() .*e LUT,..With imilleaiatepos.esslop,/a_ ( ~ c) ERAGE IL and WAREHOUSE, in Finney-lane, bet - en Thom - W.. street and Atherton-street, now occupied by avid Rankin. Or, the Property wiiuld . be SOLD, with a C ap and Public house adjoining, fronting ThOinae-street, an forming together about 200 square yards Freehold Land, 10 yards by 20, recti liuearly.—Apply to Mr. TAYLon, Cleveland-square. _•— .. .•••• .. ,••••- .-- • .. . • • ••A - . . rino he LW!', the WORKSIIIPS, SII EDS, and YARD, 1. lately occupied by Messrs. T. and H. Ponma, as Copper smiths, &c., fronting the Waterloo Dock, in °trey( more Lots. ute i.g There are a Four and 'lwo-horse m. E tne, acid Steam Two Lathes in one of the Workshops, in good king order, and which will be 1,0 with•the'Preniises, if req ed. Apply to Mr. JOHN Ptivreti'vrt, Accountant, LI, Fenaick street. VALUABLE COAL 111 N BS, be . ET, in the immediate Vicinity of St. Helen's,,some valna le and extensive— MINES of COAL. of o:trelient quality and considerable thickness, being of the sr de class as those . of Gerard's Bridge. The 'Colliery may be iened to take easy advantage of the 'St. Helen's and Hu ,rap Railway and the Sankey Canal. The present is au Bible opportunity for those wishing to engage in the working,of Coal Mines. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. .HEYS and P'6lllEl: . ro, Solicitors, Present; Mr. ANSDELL, Solicitor, St. Helen's; or to Mr. TuomAs `VA LING, Engineer, ;of the same placd. Co die 4-otb. . . TAM ES BACH, SHAREBROKER, APPRAISER, and Arc- TIONEER, CLARXNDON-BUILDIN . GS. LIVERPOOL, has ON SALE AND TO PURCHASE, Birmingham and _Gloucester Railway, Great Western London and Gravesend North Union Bolton and Bury North Midland. • 90. Flint S Coed Kenrick Lead Mines, Pant du t, Bank of Liverpool, Northern and Central Bank, Commercial Bank of England, East England, Liverpool Union Bank. • TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. 9[lo he DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE TREAtY, the STOCK -4 IN-TRADE. FIXTURES, and SO* WATER AP PARATUS of Mr. TnostAs COOKE, oft" Parker-street and Clayton-square, Liverpool, a Bankrupt Apply to Mr. SAM.. LEARNS, rho Assignee,'No. 13,•Chapel reet, or to Mr. CuL CHETH, Solicitor, N 0.12, Church-alley, Liverpool. T ONDON and GRAVESEND RAILWAY, being a conti 4 - .nuation of the LON DON. and GREENWICH RAIL WAY. •,y Act or Parliament.) :2O per Share.—Deposit, £1 per area L DI li HS. Cha erkins, Esq. S'. J: ileac, Esq.' 'George R. Rowe, Esq., 31. D. Lieo.-Colonel Skerrett ltobert Sutton. jun., Esq. John Twells, Eq. Lieut.-Colonel Utterton George Walter, Esq: Thomas Eyre NVyche, Esq. . . (To he IncorpOratedl Capital £600,000, in Shares of Sh, PROVISION ,t Lieut.-col. Leith Hay, NI.P% Peter H. Fleetwood, Esq , M.P. Williain , Borradaile, Esq. . J. P..Boilean, Esq. John Brothers, Esq. Captain Henry Jones John 11Ioxon, Esq. Richard iJigbv ?eave, Esq. Robert Page, 'Esq. Thomas Phillpotts, Esq. , BANKERS—Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co. ENGINEER—George Landmatin,' Esq. SojAcrrott--James Yallance, Esq, SECRETARY—WiItiam Green, Esq. Office, 76. Cornitill. The Directors have the gratification to report that the whole of the Capital has been subscribed, the Deposits'paid, and the standing orders of both Houses of Parliament complied with. Those Subscribers who have not yet exchanged their Bankers' Receipts for Scrip Shares are requested to do so. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1836. ciateo by Ruction. WEDNESDAY ? To-monaow, (Wednesday.) thelOth irist., at' elve o'clock, at T. and H. Littl.6dale and Co.'s Office, Exc ao.rebuildiu *s, - SO Bales. HEMP Ex Superior, from 'Caleutta.—Apply to MOND, and Co.. Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.. Brokers, ssrs:Dll2osl, To-in on now; (Wednesday,) the 20th instan t Twelve o'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Low Castle-street, 50 Chests SHELL 250 Bags SALTFE E, Now landing, ex Intrinsic, from Ca cutta.—Apply to Mr. GAL: DNER Bones, Merchant, or to BATESON and HORSFAI. j,; Brokers. For account of the Underwrit S. To-monad'. (Wed'oesday,) the 20th insta ,at Twelve o'clock, at Lea and Waddington's Wareho , Rumford-street, 8 Bags•pf Damaged, Upl an COTTON. Apply . to Lt A. and - WADDINGTON, ffrokers. TO-motikow, (Wednesday,) the 20th instantAt One - o'clock, at Buchanan and -Browne's Office, 0 hall-street, 4 Bales, Bengal RAW K. •I-TOnsTo.• and Co_,. Merchants, or to BUGHANAN and ROWNE,-BrOkerc by auction. DESIRABLE FAMILY ,RESibENCE, EVERTON, NEAR LIVERPOOL. By AIesrs:WINSTANLEY and SONS,_. On MONDAY, the 15th day.of - February next, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, - A LL that Plot or Parcel of LAND, situate on the west side IS_ of St. Geoige's Everton, near Liverpool, and the commodious and •eXeellent MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE,. COTTAGE, STABLE, and OUTBUILDINGS erected thereon. The House, which is suitable for the residence of a genteel Family, comprises handsome Entrance-hall, an ele • lit lofty Drawing-room, twenty-nine feet by nineteen, . ing-room, twenty-four feet by seventeen, Library or B akfast-room, twenty-seven feet by fourteen feet six inches utler's Pantry, six principal Bed-rooms, Dressing-room a Nursery, Four good Sleeping-rooms for Servants, Kitche , Laundry, Wine and Ale Cellars, Sze., ail complete and in good repair. There is a large, well-stocked, and productive Garden, A neat Cottage, Stable, and useful Outbuildings. The• Premises, which command extensive and beautiful views .of , the Mersey 'and the Irish Channel, are at present in the occu pation of Mrs. Scurr, and may be viewed by Ticket, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'clock, pa TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. The ',Tenure of the Property-is-Leasehold fora term of 1000 years, which commenced in 1716. FM- further particulars apply to 'THOMAS MARK LAND, Esq., Princess-,street, Manchester; or to Messrs. WisszA.NLET and SONS, Church-street, Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, Jun., Solicitor, North, John-street, Liverpool, from. whom Cards to, view the Premises may be obtained. VALUABLE PBOPER.TI AT WALTON, THROST LE NEST- BREWERY, By-Messrs. 110S,WINSTANLEY and SON, On TrIONDAY, the Ist February next, ,at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the . Golden Lion, Dale-street, Liverpool, together or in tots; as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice'will be given, LL that Piece of LAND, in Walton, situate on the Lot I. AL. southeasterly side of the turnpike road leading from Liverpool to Orin'skirk, and at a distance not exce ing3l miles from- the Liverpool Exchinge„ with that exce •nt BreWerv, known by the. Ihrostie-nest .Brewery, togeth with a welt ',milt House attached to the same, which is ' yards or there abouts, fronting the turnpike-road. A very nfortable Count - Mg-house. Two good Warehouses, excelle Stable, with the spacious Yards, every requisite. for ca rying otkan exten sive, business. -There is an artiudantsupplv.ii'l excellent Water constantly on the Premises ,- which .is. raised' to the top of the building by a steam-engine, which.also giinds the malt, pumps • the worts , & c., and consequently an extensive business may b. carried on. at a light expense compared with similar Premises in Liverpool or other large towns. The whole of the fast Men . sits belong - to the IfrOpertY, and will be-Sold aS.they now stand with L0t.1.. • About twelve months ago the whole was regularly surveyed and thoroughly repaired, therefore everything may be considered nearly as good as new. 2.—A. Piece of LAND, which is-1.1 yards,. or'therehbouts, fronting the turnpike-road,,situate en. the north side of the pre sent gateway. This Lot is well adapted for two Houses or Shops, which are min h wanted in the -neighbourhood, and at the-pre-sent-time is nearly covered-with coopers and otinwsheds, 3.—A Piece ..of LAN - D, which is 9 yards, or thereabouts, fronting the turnpike-road, situate on the south side of the newly intended gateway: This Lot .is well adapted for a Public-house or any other business, ,it. having so goo t d.,sl front to the road, and extending back's - aril's 15 yards, or theiTabouts. • The wboleis,Freehuld, and is let. to the respectable lirrn•of Messrs. Greethain and Parr, for seven year, commencing in November, 183-1, at the clear. yearly rental of £ISU. The Tenants Lease expresses particularly that they are to keap the whole insides in good. repair during their Lease. For .further . particulars apply to Mr. GEORGE WRIGHT, Walton; or to Messrs. LEIGH and SittspEas, Basnett-street, Liverpool, where a Plan of the whole may be seen. THURSDAY. On Tweits'oAY 'next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, Salthouse Dock 50 Tons fresh Cattle B S inSt arrived, ex 'V ictory, from Belfast. pplv to Mr. MATTHEW CROZIER, Merchant, or ROSCOW and RIGG, brokers. On THURSDAY next,, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the `Qtfay, southeast Corner Queen's. Dock, 95 Logs superior Havana .CIEDA.B., 174 LANCEWOOD, SPAIFS, Now landing, ex iCiAintho.L-For further particulars applVlo DEMPSEY; BENBO W, and Co.; Brpkers. On TnurtsnA Y next, the. 21st instant, at Ttvelve ' Quay, east side Briinswiek Do 5i a Loge VINE, 221 Logs 13Ilte 7 Fathoms LA.THI OD, 579 BILLETS; 71) 11 ANDS P IKES, Now landing, 'ex Catnpobetio, Pions tape Breion.-M'LEon, HOUSTON, and Co.;:Merehant, . . DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. • ' cluck, on the SC Y ..1.11. DAY o r . . OraltIDAY -next, the 22dins.tant, at Twe e o'clock, at Batoson ' . and Horsfill's OffiCe; LOWe astle-street, WOO :East India K PS, Now landing, ex Riplq, and ; Royal Saxon, fromealcutta... BAIL ESON and HORSFALL, Mail's. Ori I inAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Whita ker, Ratbbone, and Co.'tk Office, niford-street, 104 Bags BLACK PE 'ER, 102 Baskets - GAMBLE , 100 BoXes SAGO, Ex John Craig, from Sincapore.—Apply to MURRAY, SYME, and Co., Merchants, or to WHITAK.ER„ RATHBONE, and pa., Brokers, On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at it/On o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's °Mee, e-street, . 455 Bags Damag4d East.' wa RICE. For further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT!) On MONDAY next, the 25th instapt,, at One lock, at William, Nevett's Office, Rumford-s eet, 100 Tons Solid NICARAGU WOOD, 150 Tons Savanilla FUST , Ex Savanilla, ffom Savauilla.—Appl o Messrs. KERS, Lift? lE, and TOMLINSON, Merchants, or to WILLIAM /iEVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY, the sth February next, t Twelve o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office umford - place, 21500 East. India OX and W HIDI.I',S, Lying in Dover's, 276 and 277, B h,street, ex Ripley and Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply to - CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. Enouranct Niotirts, WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, / CI-11Ei' OFFICE, LIcETE2 . riTHOSE Person who have heretdfo r e nstired With the Pro tector. Fire Office (which is a ut to discontinue its Iliiitiess) are respntfully reqUested give .this Office that preference, which .the return of luilf ihe pfofits td the AS:mired entitles it to—a bengfit not generally to be derived. LIVE INSURANCES are effected on the approved plan of - giving to those Ittsiird a participatiOn in the dispoStifile sur plus Premiums, which maybe added as a Bonus_to the Sum insUred,or applied in reduction of the future ANNUAL PAY MENTS.: - _: • . ... -. . . _ - - A Reduced Seale of Premiums and.: Conditions may be had 6 WHITEJIQUSE and SON, Agent s , 12, Exclialige-buildings, Livetptiol. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, SMELTERS, &c, On Tat; as DAY, the 28th day of January instant, at three o'clock in the ajternoon, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helens, in the County of Lancaster, the following Lots of Land, belonging to the St.' Helen's 'and Runcorn Gap Railway Company, viz :, Lot 1. A FIELD, or Close of LAND, in Widnes, adjoining a House called the Vineyard. and situate on the west side of the St. Helen's and' Runcorn Gap 1 ilway, bound ed on the north and. west by a lane called Brie • ouse-lane, lead ing to Knowles, Ferry, and on toe south nd belonging to M. Knowles, and c ontaining '2A. lit. '33 1 tatute Measure: 2 . A FIELD, in Widnes, called the •eat Hey, separated form Lot I by the Railway, bounded on the north by Brick house-lane, on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Knowles, t i h o e ng tres g t t b o y the Railway, and containing o ß n om, th s e tni e , as u t s li ti y , L a a n n d d o b n e the Trustees of the late Henry 9A. la. 39e. statute measure. . , • 3. A KIEL in Willies, called the Little .Bradley, situate on the east side of the Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to. Mr. Johnson, and on the east-and southby Brick house-lane, and containing 3a.. 3i. 301 e. statute measure. • 4. A FIELD, in Widnes, (torment two Fields,) situate on the West side of the Railway, bounded on the north. by Land belonging to the "frustees of the late Matthew Gregson, Esq., on the northwest by Land belonging to Sir Henry Bold Hogh ton, on the south by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late Mr. William Ashton, and on the westby a lane leading to Ron corn Ferry, called Lugsdale's-lane, and containing 3a.3a. 23e. • statute measure. • •• • • Fl ELD, in Widues,.situate on the east side of the Rail , way, bounded on the northeast by a lane . called Page-lane, which separates the said Eietd irons the estate of David Bellhouse, Esq., and on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing.3A. I it. 2011'. statute. measure. 6. A FIELD. or .piece of LAND, in Widnes. situate on the east side of the Railway, at the Widnes Incline Plane, bounded on the north and east by Land.helonging to J. S. Leigh, Esq., and on the south by other Laud belonging to the• Railway Company, and containing la. Oa. Be. statute measure. .7. A -Piece of LAND,. to Sutton, with five COTTAGES thereon, situate on the east side of the Branch connecting the St: Helen's and Runcorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Miss Marsh, and on the east. by Laud belonging to Sir Hen ry Bold Hoghton, and containing 38i-e. statute measure.. 8. FIELD, in Sutton, abuttin , on the Railway, at the paint netir t h e Copper Works wheye ti7e.„Railway ()ranches off to St. Helen's and the ,Broad Oak colliery, bounded on the northwest by a Field belonging to the representatives of the late Mr. Bar ker, on the west by a field belonging to Miss Marsh, and on the northeast by the Railway, and containing 3e. 32P. statute mea sure. 9. A FIELD, in Sutton, near the Copper Works, on the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, bounded on the north and east by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, on the west by the. Railway, and on the south.by a public highway leading towards Peasley.Cross, and containing 2e. 31P. statute measure. 10.- Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east -side of the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, bounded On the north east by land belonging to-Mrs. Pemberton, and on, the southeast by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 2r l , statute measure. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, situate ou the southside of the Railway, and adjoining the public road, opposite the en trance to Sutton Lodge, and containiug 71e. statute measure. 1/. A Piece of LAND; adjoining 1115 St. Helen's Bridge, in the township of Parr; bounded.on the south by the public road leading from St. Helen'Sto Ashton. on the northwest by an oc ctiPation road, and on the east by the Railway, and containing 2a. 4i'. statute measure. ' • • 13. Another Piece of LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, bounded on the south by the public road leading from St Helen's to Ashton, on the northeast-by Land belonging to Mr. James Leigh, and on the. west by the Railway, and con taining la. Oa. SC. statute measure. • 14. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, on the west side of the Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook, containing 231 c. statute mea sure. • The six first Lots are Cariyhold - of Inheritance, and the whole of the others are Freehold. . • • • Lot 7 will be sold in , one, or divided into several lots, as may be found most desirable at the time of Sale. ,Lot 9 and 10 Will bn sold in one or. two Lots, as maybe thought best at. the Sale, and a right of road from the public Highway will he reserved along the Railway, to form a com murica.tion With Lot 10.. Widnes, The Soil of the Whole of the Land, in is of excellent ... the erection and several of the Lots are admirably adapted for the erectien of Villas. Widnes is within. abput hall a ladle of .11nocorn,, and about four miles from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, passen ger trains on tibia are daily met by trains to and from Run corn, on the St. Helen's anti Runcorn Gap Line. The St. Helen's and Runcorn. Gap Railway,, communicates With the LiVerPOol and MancheSte? but it is principally used foriransit of Coals from the•great coal-field, at St Helen's, to a dock at its termination, communicating with the River Mersey, opposite to Runcorn. whence - coals are taken by vessels to LiverpooL.Northividi, Dublin, and various other parts of the country. _ • It is obvicins, therefore, that the whole of the above Lots. from the facility of their communication, by the Railway, with the coal-field, at St. Wien's, the River Mersey. and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, must be admirably adapted for the .erection of Chemical Works, and Smelting Himses, dr any other nieces of manufacture, in which the cost of fuel is a cousidera- For further particulars apply :at St: Helen's, to PETER OREENALL Esq ! ;.a.t.Widues,lp Tuotaas Kinn, Esq. ; at S,ut, ton, to TA•fiEnSar.r.rthe Agent of the Railway CoMperny; and at Liverpool,.to Mr. HARA1001) WANNER, Har rington Chambers, North John-street, or Mr. witm..Ey, So licitor, ESChange-alleY'North, Oldhall-street, at whose Office Plans of the'Land"ttay be seen. GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAILWAY. A TaMELTING of the INHABITANTS of the CITY of. DURHAM held in the Town-hall on W&DNESDAN, the. 13th January, 1646, for the purpose of taking into consideration the probable effect of the GREAT NORTH of ENGLAND RAILWAY on the interests and Prosperity of the City of DurhArn. , . I'KfishN r. The Marquis of London - derry, L. Raisbeck, Esq., Stockton, Lord Ravens . wort.h, . . G. W. Featherstonhotign, Esq., The . Hon. H. T. Liddell,' Sunderland, Joseph Pease, Esq, M.P., Smithson Esq., Heigh- W. C., Flatland, Esq., M.P., ington, • The Hon. A. Tieyor,,M.P., W. 6.h01t0. , Esq„ Gainford, W. Hutt, Esq., moito , Esq., Lambton, Meynell, Juu., Esq., Yar J. N I u, Esq., Uhester-le mouth, Str , • • Jahn Allan, Esq., Blackwell, J. P •e, Esq., Gateshead, The Recorder or Newcastle, H . .1. Spearruau, Esq., Newton 'l'. Cookson, Esq., Hermitage, Hall, J. Hodgson, Elswick, H. Pease, Esq.„ Darlington, J. Cartwright, Esq., Norton, The Miqox Durham, H. Stobart, 4s q ., Etherhy, The Rev. Dr. (}illy, Colonel Mills, E. Shepperdson, Esq., T. Fen w ick, Esq., Black Dean ,I W: Mills, Esq., W. T. Greenwell, Esq., Ford, J....tiregson, Esq., B. Flounders,.,Esq.,.Yarmouth, T. Wilkinson, Esq., A. Wilkinson Esq C ox lme., J Burrell, E s q., W. T. and G. Salim, Esq., W. Scrutou, Esq., Durham, - Croxdale, ' • • &c. &c. &c.. THOMAS GREE'NWELL, Esq., I\laor, having been called to the Chair, It tratliesidt•ed. On the Motion of John Burrell, Esq., seconded by Robert Fleury Allen, Esq., • • . . That the Inhabitants of the City of Durham having hitherto experiencedtbe inconvenience and disadvantage resulting front its inland position in this great commercial country, this Meet ing iti n iiely impressed with. the. benefit which the prorited Great North of England .Railway will confer upon it in afford ing an easy and expeditious. mode of communication. with ,the different parts .of the Kingdom, and the greatest possible facility in - tbe transit of Goods and Merchandise as affects the , City. On the Motion of William Shields, Esq., seconded by Mr. Alderman Hutchinson,. 'That the. Meet tug, regarding with satisfaetion.the benefits and a dvantages which must acc r u e to the Inhabitants o f' the . City from the - Railway .projeeted.aceording to the Plan lodged in the Office of the Clerk of the Peace, are of opinion that any mete rial deviation of the Line•would deeply affect its interests. Oui;the.Dlotion of John Henderson, Esq., seconded by Wm. Green, Esq., That the Meeting, beine impressed with the manifest and strikingbenefits which the City of Durham will .derive from the execution of a public worker so important a character as that of the Great North of England Railway, cannot but express their entire concurrence in the measure, and their anxious de sire that the project may receive the encouragement and sup port of all those. who are interested in the prosperity and welfare of Durham and the neighbourhood. On the Motion of George Appleby, Esq., seconded by Anthony Wilkinson, Esq., .That the Members for this City be requested to give the Mea sure their zealous suveort when it is before. Parliament. (Signed) 1 HOMAS GREENWELL, Chairman. The Mayor having vacated the Chair, Qn the Motion of the Bey. Archdeacon Thorpe, seconded by Edward Shepperdson, Esq., The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to hini for convening it, and for his conduct in the. Chair. v/16 . ' E, AN , SQUARE. - A.D. 1714. A ferred its Business, i 'orria the Public, that ~r eing inclined to re i e Office, *ill not incur at every facility will be !e in Cornhill and Baker , UNION FIRE AND LIFE OFF Coatvniu, AND ISAKER7STR,EIT, PORT' Instituted in the Reign of Queen. Anne THE Protector Fire Office having tray the Directors of this Office beg to i Persons lately Insured in the Protector/ move their Policies to the Union 'I/ any expense in such removal, and given for that purpose at their Office street, •Portirian-square. The Union Fire Office having been ,established upwards o, 120 y'ears, the Directors confidently rely upon the support they have so long experienced. A Bonus has been declared on all Life Policies effected up to the 31st December, 1833, and amounts on a scale from £l6. Os. per Cent. on the Sum insured on the 'oldest Policies, varying accordingly with the respective dates of the others. • THOMAS LEWIS, Secretary. HENRY HAMER, Agent for Liverpool'. ' PROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE 35, Old Jewry, anuary, 9,183 G. THE Directors of the Protedor Fire nsuranCe Conipany think it necessary, to state, that ere has been. NO . DISSOLUTION OF THE COMPA Y, as erroneously re ported. The Company continues to ake Insurance against Fire, and all holders of Policies ar requested to renew their Insurances as ; usual. The,Shareh dere. and. Friends of the Office are Orticblarly . cautioned - against any misrepresentation on this subject. By order of:the - Board, WILMER HARRIS, Sq,retary. WIDOW surrox and SONS, Agents, Liverpool. THE . GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND . CAPITAL £1,000,000. IN SHARES OF £lOO RACtl.—DErosrr, PER SHARE. of . the Shareholders in the above oble uncle taking as were prevented exchanging their D osit Receipts, , when the Professional Gentleman, (leputed h the Provisional Com mittee hir that purpose, passed thro Liverpool on his wad to . Irelatid, are hereby informed that ey may have an oppor tunity of doing so at my Office, THIS DAY and - To-Inoattow -be t ween the hours Of Ten and Four o'clock ; and any Subscribers who have not yet paid up their Deposits are respectfully re quested to obtain their receipts at the Bank of Moss and Co., and; if convenient, to call' at rri Office, to exchange the same for Scrip; end, at the same time, to execute the Parliamentary Deed. ISAAC MILLER, Share Broker. AMWAY. North Crescent Chambers, 2, Lord -street, 18th January, 1836, FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUS, TT is well known the Egyptian Priests pos- • ssed a knowledge in herbs, minerals, and metallic; extr• and a skill in the • application of them to the human , tram • hich has since been lost to the world. Two of these eel; irated Compounds are now presented to roe Public by a MC.' •al Gentleman, namely, an Embrocation and Plaster, which In trial will be found un erringly successful in the cure ome of those maladies so prevalent in this climate. The E ROCATION for habitual Mead-ache, Tic Doloreut, Rheu tism, Lumbago, Water on '1 the Brain, Flatulency, and Swel og caused by Dislocation or Sprains. The PLASTER for Cancers, Scrofillous; Tumours, Wfiite'SWelling, Sore Throat, Mumps, White . Blisters, Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Whitlows, Stiff, Neck, Cuts, .Wounds, Bruises, Piles, arresting external Mortification, and.gives e .lief in all affections of the Lungs and Chest. - To be had of J. CANNON, Chemist and Druggist, No. 1, 'Price-street, New Custom-bouse, Liverpool; in Bottles awl Pots, six shillings each; includipg'duty: By Me'Hrs. TROTTER, On FRIDAY next, the 22d of Jan. instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Liou Inn, Dale-street, unless pre viously disposed of by Private Treaty, of which due notice will be given, APIECE of LAND, with the MESS AGE or DWELL ING-H OUSE, S HOP, and PItEM ES thereon erected, situate on the north side of Greenland-st eet, in Liverpool, con taining in front to Greenland-Street '1 et 6 inches, and run ning in depth backwards to a comm assage of 3 feet wide, 35 feet or thereabouts, in the occupa nof Mr. M‘Kenzie. This Lot is held under Lease fro the Corporation of Liver pool, for three Lives, two of which are,in bein., and '2l years. • Also, a Piece of LAND, situate on the south side of Addison street, in Liverpool, containing in front thereto '5 yards 1 foot 6 inches, and running in depth backwards 10 yards, with the Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected. . . This Lot will be Sold for the residue of a Term of 1000 years, which commenced the Dd of November, 1812. For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. lin AB NER and ATKINSON, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Feuwick street. The Public-house in Greenland-street advertised for Sale on the above Evening is sold by Pit IVATE CONTRACT. FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF TONTINE. 11111 E Property which is the subject of this. Tontine is Free- IL hold of Inheritance, situate in the norskiern part of Liver pool, in the vicinity , of the North Market, and consists of HOUSES and PREMISES, valued by ,au eminent Surveyor, at £b3oo, and the Rental (at a moderate rate) amounts to £552 per Annum. The Tontine to consist of 126 TRANSFERABLE SHARES of £5O each. The interest of the Shareholders to depend upon the Lives of Nominees, to be named by them ; each Nominee to be 50 years of age or upwards • one Life to be nominated for each Share, and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion of the Rents during the Life of his Nominee. ovib. Shareholder whose Nominee shall Survive all the other ' Nominees to become the absolute Owner of the whole Property. As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Property will be, ' conveyed to the Shareholders—who are to execute a Deed in Which the Rules and Regulations of the Tontine will he detailed.' Each Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life of his Nominee, , (which can be done for a trifling sum,) may secure the repay ment of the value of his Share on the death of the Nominee ; and in the meantime he will receive his proportion of the Rents, which proportion will increase on the death of each of the other Nominees. An opportunity of Investment is thus afforded,. sa as to.vield. : good interest, and at the same time to give to each ShareWder a fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the Property. For further particulars, and for dcipies' of the Prospectus, application may be made at the-Office of Mr. GEORG 4 WOR- TiliNpT9A4,,A94citor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool.. ~e 7 `~-` U/~ { d NEW SEED WAREUQUS VUTHBERT and Co., 12. Clayton liar • Averponl, hears to' call' the attention of the Puliki to their GRASS SEEDS; also, to their general assor nt of new Kitchen, Gaiden, and FloWer SEEDS. Orders , Export carefully packed in a way that Will materially assist in preseiving the Vegetating power_ of See 4. .1"/ , . FAMILY TEA WAREHOUSE AND P OCERY ESTABLISHMENT, • • GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, ST. JAMES'S MA ET, LIVERPOOL. TOMKINS most respectfully 'A, • .rins his Friends and FIL. the' Public that he has taken i above Establishment of Mr. BUNBc)Ry, and feels confide • bat his experience, both in the London and Liverpool Markets, enables him to select such Articles as will give universal satisfaction, and insure the future favours of those who may honour him with a trial, "Ll i BUNBURY begs to offer his vrateful acknowledgments 1 1 . for the very liberal stwp , irt which he has received from his numerous Friends and the Public I he last eight years A in the GROCERY Business, and re ectfully begs leave to recommend his' Successor, Mr. TosiiniNs, whom he believes to be a highly respectable and deseiving•young man. 67, Parliument,treet, Jan., 19, 1836. / NEW LIVERY STABLES "DETER. BURNS having taken and ent ed upon those I newly-erected and commodious L V YS I ABLES, OLTHIAM-STl44ET,cornerof ROSCOE STRII ,respectfully assures his Friends and the Public that. no exert n pact shall he wanting to merit a continuance of that support at his new ES taltlishment he has hitherto so liberally experienced at Rene la Or -place. LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a NERAI. j'l MEETING of the PROPRIETORS the LIVER- Pool. EXCHANGE will be held, conform yto Act of Par:. hatirent. on MONDAY next, the 25th inst. .aCTwelve o'cloek at Noon, in the PUBLIC SALE -ROOM, in the Exckange- THOMAS BOLTON, Chairman of the Committee of the said Proprietors: nriHE TRUSTEES of ST. MARY'S CHIJRCH, Kirk dale, be to' acknowledge the following DONATIONS:— Lord Sandon . ... I £lO 10 0 Adam Hodgson, Esq.. .. James Mol,lieux, Esq. ...... ..... 2l (1 0 James Asranall, Esq. ..... James Heyworth, Esq. W. DiArymple, Esq. .... TIIO3IAS DOVER ) Treasurer. 5 0 0 James Roberts, Esq. , Burnle y 5 0 . 0 BRICK 118 iI'NDCVSgH sEWER , I rons XCAVA.TO E toCo A nt N ra D ct E for EXCA 7 ORK required to be'"' ipE fo ß r S t O T her O N .Ba S ß ßni w iji ii along Trowbridge-sree Erection o and under the . dir e li q - ing and Sew er si ß .oi e r r _ o is i iit v re r e i 1 better r i I ! Pa , a v ma y see the Plan and Specifics TER, Town-hall. Sealed Tenders, endorsed wi h the names of the parties ten dering, and of two‘Sureties for the due . performance of the Works, and, addressed to '• The Commissioners for the better Paving antlSewerage of the Town of Liverpool," must be left at the Commissioners' Office, No. 1, Parish-office, Fenwick street, on or before Wednesday, the 20th day of January inst. EDWARD DEANE, ... Liverpool, Jan. 7, 1836, Clerk to the Commissioners.- and . r rforated. in the Main Sewer in I; the corner of Dan the Commissioners of the Town of Liverpool," ins at the Office of Mr. Fos- ' e z