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

ci ir 4 ~,/de i .Jl//ti: ;~~ ~/~- ✓4 ~r ---------- LINE, OF PACKETS TO CALCU A, nJ (/ I To sail on the 20th of every Mon . _To sail on the ' oth November. 4 j -- . Zit The fine new Lancaster-built Barqu HOPE, - ...,,,,. Captain J O H N CoCKIIMIS 4 I. 330 tons per register, cnppered, built nu e particular 41- a ,tlretion, an d expected to sail remarkably f• .—For terms of "eight or Passage, . having good aceoininnd tions, apply on I:kt-.lrti, south end Prince's Dock, or to W. a n d J. TY RER. The fine A. .1 Ship ELEANOR LAIDMAN will' be the 1)440 of the 20th December: To sail the Ist December For BOMBAY, The fine British-built Ship LAGER, RICHARD AIMI,gY, AI ter; hqrt hen 516 tons.—For freight or passage, avina andsuperior ac to,uniociations, apply to CHARLES HousF A Li. SON. or to BOLD and RUiSS To wet 6111 December. For BOMBAY, '-' The xell-known Ship RICHAR WALKER, , '3Bl ton s GEo. FIDLER, Comm er; u.gister, newly coppered', and and oing a complete tßeups•tsirz, .—LFBoorri,r terms_e orof freight or passage aPPIy to B°ln a n d JOI - 1.1•1 TOMN. WEST INDIES. First Vessel. For BA EtBADO S "'; The fast-sailing. Ship ES, JENEMAH NAGLE:, N ster; Now loading west side Queen's Doc -.—For freight and Passage apply to HE YES. LITHERLAND, and Cu., Woistenholme-square. T o xail immediately. •,,r6..FOr JAMAICA, And will deliver Gdods at f'ORT ORACABIZSSA, ltto Nußvo, Br,acx Rtvun, and P its Adjacent, The Barque CHAT A IT, JOHN GiCL, COmnian er ; littrthen per register 35-1 tons.—For freight or passage, having an excellent cabin, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. X: ~,.. it i tt Intended to sail on the 25th Norentlier . For BARBADOES, 4 _, The Barpte°l Mt Al, J. F. DI xoN, Master. Fur freight or passaLoe apply to BARTON. IRLAM, and HIGGINSON THIS DAY, (Friday,) the Ilth instant. at Twelve o'clock, at ' Whitaker, Rai hbone, and Co.'s Office; 126 Boxes 350 las SAGO, '="! 1)5 Bags Ceylon COFFEE, 533 flag's PEPPER, 60 Tons ANTIMONY ORE, 14 Boxes TORTOISESHELL, 9 Cases GUM ANIM I, 2 Cases BEES' WAX, 5 Cases COWRIES... For further particulars apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYMR, and Co., Merchants, or to WHITAKER, RATHBONE, and Co., Brokers. 111 DI T E attANEA lA' • , --• With quick despatch. . , For LE GHORN - direr ~ 4 ' ' " The fine A 1 Schooner NORA EINA, , it... Captain S. HowEs ; V opp ere d an d cooper-fastened •,163 tons register; .Iring in the ( jOg'a Dock.—For freight apply to JOHN 8113 . 13 V and Co. THIS DAY, (Friday ; ) the Ilth instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side .1' •itnswick llikk, 799 Logs PINE . , measuring 7tol2ons, 72 Logs BIRCH, ditto 3'9 Tons, 29 Cifids LATHWOOD, SPAR, No'- lending, ex Lord Selkirk, from Prince Edward's Island. —Apply to DUNCAN and E WING, Brokers. On ;lair. On SALE, The Barque K ENT Registers 328 tons; coppered and per-fastened ; five years olf! ; sails fast; carries a 1 e cargo for her "gage ; is abundantly found in materials and stores, and can L sent to sea without any expense, excepting provisions.—Ap- PIY on hoard, Queen's Dock, or to GEO: GLEN, 4, Cornhill. ON SALE, The A 1 Brig GREYHOUND Captain BanmNER ; • Registers 115 tons • coppered and co per-fastened ;, tw.tl years old; sails fast; sub stantially built, a her materials 4 1 1 4 stores are of the best description.- - -Fur. nventories and other particulars apply on board,.east side King's Dock, or to , GEORGE GLEN. 4, Cornhill. If sot sold in a few days, will be despatched to Ha LiFa x, N.S. THIS DA Y., (Fridav,) the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Office . of "William Carson, No. 9, Temple-court, The Canto of the .Ebenezer: .172 Boxes 253 Half Do. Bunch Muscatel RAIS S, 470 Qr.. Do. 960 'BoxeS Ditto LA RS, 40 Cases RAISINS, in 12 Cartoot , 48J, 107 Ditto DITTO, 8 Ditto, 856, 15 Ditto DITTO, - 4 Ditto, 60, 82 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, 150 Roses GRAPES, 401bs. each, 250 Hf Do. DITTO, 251bs each, IG.Buxes LEMONS. Apply to C. S. MIDDL4ON, Esq., or to W. CARSON, Broker. , On FRIDAY, the 18th of November instant, at One o'clock in , the afternoon, at the Clarendon-room, South John-street, in one or more Lots, as may be agreed pon at the time of sale. rg - 11-113 EE FIELDS, near the Fill eof Wavertree, two of I which front the road from Liv obi, and the third lies at the back, and fronts Pighue-lane, c aining together 9A. Oa. 7e. statute measure. The Land is hounded on the NYCS all estate of the Rev. J. Grundy, and on the east by a Dwelling-house and Garden, be; longing to James Stock, Esq., and forms a most desirable site for the erection of Villas. The two Piel'lS fronting Wavertree-road are Copyhold, and the Field fronting Pighue-lane is Freehold of Inheritance. FUrther particulars maybe obtained,and a Planof the Property seen, on application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CuatsTlAN, Solicitors, Feuwick- street, Liverpool. *team Xabigation. ii i i . For LONDON, TA: , ,4 , Calling at CORK and Piourri, The HERCULES, Ste n-ship, Captain Wt I,so Goods inl'ende.l to sail from Clarence Dock, for LONDON, with `pods and Paisengers for the above Ports, on TUESDA Y next, t he 15th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. For rates of freight, &c. apply at the St. George Steam-packet C ompany's Office, Clarence Dock. For DUBLIN •AND BELFAS' THE CITY OF DUBLIN , STEAM-PACKET COMP NY, • INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PAR AMENT. r• The above Company sail their Vessels, (2.4 , or without dots,), , taking Goods and Passengers to the fo owing I,:)rts, nalnely T 0,,. DUBLIN Daily. for BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on 'WEDNESDAY next, the A6th instant,, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. . JOHN WCAMMON and Co., "Thsplincioe of this. Corupany is ti-at of attaching all lin- Ntrters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits ainongthein, after payment of the Dividends—thus creating .a community of . Interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their ti!viden.is, and to Shippers of all description s of Goods and .441 Sl,,ek the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due attention to their maintenance. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION flet COMPANY'S first-tate and superivr PACK ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE LONDON, 4!-- - ';` for— HAMBURG, (carrying his. Majesty's Mails, very Wednes day and Saturday, early in the Morning, retur ng every Wed twsday and Saturday. The splendid and pirrful new Steam ship th e COUNTESS o f LONSDALE, ith unrivalled ac commodations for passengers, is now receiv e g her engines, and Hill immediately be placed. upon this station. ~.ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. at Seven ' 3 % l Pek precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. ,A.N'I'WERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from Post-office,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Ship Princess Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes d4tX and Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning gesdav night. Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, £1 10s. C4LA IS—Monday, Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares Chief Cabin. sa. 13 OULOGNE—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Re duced Fares—Chief Cabin, ss. From BRIGHTON to DlEPPE—Saturdays. Reduced 'ares—Chicf Cabin, £l. . . And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and kIA IIGATE ~4)INBUIiGH, NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK -0 N - T WEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the ~.nUdon and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company, leave the 13 tunswi c k Wharf, Blackwall, fur Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed- I lasday, an'l Saturday Night. Steam Ships will shortly commence running to BERWICK ON-TWEED. I. DINBURGH.—The powerful and magnificent new Steen:f t:4,T THE CLARENCE, equalling the MONARC II in mag , ade and capacity, is now receiving her engines, and will be 41 aniediately placed upon this station. For freight to Rotterdam apply to Messrs. Da 818 and AAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; for Thursday's Packet to An tvierix to Messrs. DE ME and RA HN and for Sunday's Packet t( OdeSsrF. LIGHTLY and StmoN, 123. Fenchurch-street ; and ' 4l the other stations to Mr. NonstaN, I, Water-lane, Tower ;reet.—Berths ma y b e s e c u re d a t th e Offices of the Company, (, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at GI, Charing cross, and 35, Leaden hall-street. • tt .Parvel s an d small Packages to be brought to the O ffi ces of L a Company, 37, Reuent-circus, and 69, Lomloard-street u4'nwerful Steam-packets rnay be engaged for Towing a nd •Acursion. • C ['ARLES BESSELL, Secretary. •.General Steam Navigation Company, Lumbard-strvet, and 37, Regent-ciicits.s • - SHIPS BLOCKS. AND CANVAS. J. WESTLEY, Banagii and Commissiox AGENT . Sole Agent for REED'S CANVAS. and REAY'S P TENT LOCKS, No. 1, Goree-piazzas, entrance Water-st et. WesTLev having been appointed anti,Agen r REED'S 6` 1: & ENT CANVAS, begs to assure Mere Captains of Vessels, that it is equal in qual o the best ever need to their attention. ,trrivas and Blocks for Exportation. Blocks and Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms. L 3 v lcks Complete, with Patent Iron Coaked Sheaves and plank Shells, above 7 inches: Size I Price of Metal Bushed. Price of Size Metal Bushed. In Inches. ....os. 10d. 11 ....1 01 12 ....1 3 13 ....1 51 14 ....2 2 15 ....2 51 16 ....3 61 17 .3s. I Id. ........ 6. .. .... 7. ..... 8. ...... 9. ....... ....4 ..5 2 61 ...8 ....8 8 .. 10 8 Fts, Dew tern; s ni tor dß e, 4 , a oc y b e y , lks t equile it. al Eyes, and every description of Blocks on epaired, and all Coaled Sheaves bought at this .teoaked at a trifling expense, should they ever TEETH, MADB OF INCORIidDIBIII SUBSTANCE! ' AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, ..11,1.1Na DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT MONS; MA LLAN; SURGEON DE s IST, Of 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVRRPOOT drt `"efirm of Mcillcin and Sons, 32, Great Xi selt-streot, Blooms sn bury-44 J 4, and 10, Ludyizt-hill London 'ILL Cinittnie: to restore DECAY D. , TEETH.with their v - .P'RLEriItATED MINERAL SW EDANEUM SC) uni -I,l‘rNly reeomMended by the FACULTY of London and P a ri s ; PVZ,taerat is perf.rmed in a few seconds, without the sli g ht es t 11VAT, RP.: PSSUR E, and allays the ln. , t exert'_ e t ( lutv pain, a - rid lasting 'for many years FASTEN OSE TEETH, whether arising from age. neglect, or disease ;p / t i tt p Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA.. AL TEETH laced, from one to a complete set, whi c h the It telq)able discolouration or corrosion, and fixed without inentubrance of wires or any other 9 ligatures. and answe r ~e , rY.puroo se o f ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. — 'rgeii as' in Paris:—Artifieial Teeth Repaired. PRESSURE. By His Majesty's Royal Authority. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S 11Y GEAN PILLS. VOR the effectual.extirpation of every specie -and symptom IL' of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many diso • ers arising from improper treatment. . Prepared and sold by:the•sole Proprieto , at No. 51. Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slat -street.) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. s(* .With each box is given directi how to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial o the patient. being•hints worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers. front this dreadful and devastating malady. " Veuienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus co-operating with the foe of God and man; thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe licity."—BLA In. - (then So said Professor Swedour, when .he discovered his grand PANACE4. for this Complaint , The "LI ygear t un known to the annals of medical discoveries;) as a specifie reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used . with undeviating success in the most minute aml intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of. which, they have been so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were. presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the &eau. at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which • they were continually administered, can be attested byrnany thousands, in fact (um, the long-continental war they were the inseparable comoamon and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The H vg,ean Pills root out every particle of the insid ious poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids,' they:not only remove the diseas e, but rentivatea,y their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu- Moors and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or-any other .mineral, .and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery_ )hey require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The HvgeLn Pint maybe depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to the Hvgean Pills,for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it • . acts as a certain preventive, removing the complaint effectually and secretly.• l'he deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the public against that dan,ger eus.mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence. No. 5-I, Seel street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten at night (on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where -he gives advice to al applicants taking any of his preparations, WITUOUT A PER. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by- re turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, either by initials ur name. A NEWLY DISCOVERED WHEAT, BY THOMAS FULLARD, THORNEY, NEAR PETERBRO' 2 the great Improvement of Apiculture in this Country. THE . Chevalier Prolific Six Rowed WHITE WHEAT has been proved in three counties this last year;--m,.. Abbot, six miles from Nottingham, from one sack has 20 qrs., now selling at £8 per qr. Mr. Lamb, three miles from Linc o l n , produced au account into Lincoln mat ket of 8 2 - qrs. Mr. Hare, of Woodhall, near Horncastle, had 61 I • . from one acre, whi c h he has sold at £5 a quarter, retail at a bushel. Mr. Hudg son, of Kirton, dear Boston, had frot he produce done bushel 13 qrs. There are numbers mor at have sold at £5 to £8 per quarter. Mr. Shiel, of Grunt • in, of the London Agricul tural Counnitteei.had'one quarter f Fullard's Red I . l lheat, that piminced .1-10" bushels ; it was sold in the market at Gls. when others were selling at 365. and 375. YORKSHIKE.—Mr. Catton produced 7 qrs.; Mr. Cook, 8 qrs., a r m o ' i T. Wilson, Esq , Burton (!d,sMpri.:o6deur:egdg:6itisq, qrs. and t l o u th us e h a e c i r ; e; Mrs. Lake, fruit) three Hall, far exceeds every one; all in the neighbout hood of Bever ley and Ma Mr. John Sykes, of Mill Bridge, near Wake field, had double quantity of this Wheat per acre, with the same managethent. as well as the difference at price. This proves that front £2O tO £3O per acre and upwards is made more in wheat, only by changing seed. No difference is required in the managetnent, showing that agriculture is nut yet half way fur improvement. Withall House, near Louth, Lincolns hire . I beg leave to inform the public the advantage of sowing Put lard's Wheat. year I lay my loss at upwards ot .; . 1,01.0 by not sowing the whOle of my crop. I witness many making more by twice and three times per acre more of Fullard's Wheat, same field; smile management. This year I sowed up wards of 200 acres. I have never witnessed' anything so much to the advantage as this. I occupy between 3,000 and 4,(X)0 acres of land, and have done for many years. Insert this as it maybe for the public good. liActimio DAWSON. To Mr. Fullard. R. Dawson, Esq.. is the largest farmer in the county of Lin coln. Mortlock House, October 9th. Sir,--You wrote to me on the 7th, wishing me to send you word how I like yonr Chevalier Wheat. It is decidedly the best that ever was grown in the county of Nottingham, and t o prove to you the high estimation It has gained over all other wheat, I have sold it to the most respectable farmers, who saw it growing when iii full ear. at £5 per quarter. When ripe I had such a great demand, I sold 5 qrs. at £8 per qr., and the last three, which I kept for toy own seed, I sold at 8 guineas per qr. I have had the Wheat tried, and it makes beautiful,Flour Please to send toe two or three busheli of your Royal Windsor White Wheat as soon as you can.—l am, yours respectfully, THOMAS ABBOTT. Mr. T. Hill, near Lincoln, a highly respectable farmer, sowed this wheat the last week in February; and put it in the stack on the 21st of August, and has since sold it at tour times more per acre than any ,wheat he has disposed of for three previous years. He is sowing every acre of his lam with Mr. Pollard's Wheat, and will be happy to be referred to fur the truth of the state ment. T. Wilson, Esq., Barton Hall, three miles from Hull, will give similar information to the above. Mr. Pullavd had the honour of supplying his Majesty the King with Seed Wheat two years; T. \V. Coke, Esq., Holkham Hall, two years; Chaplin, Esq., Tathwell, near Horocastle, ten ycars. This Seed costs but a trifle more per acre s“wing and machineing, and produces from £2O to £25 more than other Wheats, with the same management. Price of the Wheat, £5 per quarter. T. Gamble, Finkle -street, Hull, has the Wheat to send to any part of England Noted Ohl Red Burwell Wheat - may be had at the same place. Letters post pail Agents—Mr. Campbell, Finkle-street, Hull • Mr. Fiddes, BeYerley Arms, Beverley ; Mr. Palmer. SWis C'Ottag , York; Mr. H. Walk er. Corn Exchaniie, `Wakefield; Mr. Richardson, of the Locks. Wakefield ; Mr. W. Scholefield. Doncaster; Mr. amsdale, Kin g ' s Arias, Market Weighton ; Mr. Nell, Louth; ins, Nottingham; Mr. Johnson, Horneastle ; Mr. W•. Courteney, Newton Stacey, near Andover ; Mr. Rime, No. 2, Clement Clem ent'a Inn, London. and Mr. Fisher, Lincoln. AGENTS for LI No. IS, GortEu PIA%' L A S . Z V A S . V Eli POOL—Mcssrs. F. F. GIBBS and TO MERCHANTS. SIIIPOWSHRS, OTHERS. T a MEETING the MA't'ER %V GUTS of the. Port of Liverpool, held ou the 51b, day Noverober, 1836 It was unanimously Resolved, That in alluding to the termination of e late differences between the Master Shipwrights and the J neymen, beg leave respectfully to acknowledge the ineonven epee and sacrifice of Interest so cheerfully submitted to by the Merchants, Ship owners, and Commanders of VesSels in the Port, during the suspension of Work; and thus publicly to tender their best thanks for their general co-operation, which could alone effect so desirable an issue. 8, 18'36. CET, Nov. 4. ti state, and to effect to a further consider, wever, have been dig tions, and no transac, . No sales have WO M OLAS SES 00 &Ale sales of Plants transactions are con, (potations. Nothing, (To ; but 500 bags ()I cwt., and 6 .0 bags of Ica.-13pd contintleS rters' hands being ex" , , awls of Demerara, 81 have been held, but it a trifling reduction, 4, lb, and generally mininal.64 digits of . ,India blue GALLS at 325.-51) bags of 141' RNA at 3d eur lb. the sales'of all kind/ auge,—There is some [7s 6d to 17s 84 haviag brla from the quay — R.—For Montreal Pot id 350 to 400 bils have ull and rather lower. Ii lots.—Quititc l ra c4 week are only about sus' WAX i$ ratherO U V cw t in bond, and e in Cuyviiiisasto.--, lave been disposed at ifined to 2770 ' salted at 6d, 2220 SingtiPo re at 744 to 70 for c i h Bid for Bound dry and -Oak BAWL-90 tons r TorsAddo adouritto ty leaf for export. 4 g “ 1 the remainder, COn, taken by the home' CE. ITONI this week • 1 0 m for good quality.. — " is 3d 41 , cwt.-1n As -39s 4' cwt —Cassst saIe.—MADDSRS and There has been a fair tin the ow quotitionl..,,e"' OW 7111 BIRRIES, 8, hd basiriess in OLls O beta 19 tuns, at fires this week been taken se sales last reported.- larly L1149E/SD, whleh in small parcels. =:, occasioned a speru". were dispoeed of st: e, sales about 300 toed t having disappeared. ag.-011. of Turtrw . small sales of astir .—ln FLAX nothint actions took 'place ndle ; there has sine,' T. Nov. 4; ners for the middling' ders have obtained a ver, remain in a ♦e9 'led, with the excep d in many instance' . 200 American I,a/fr 0 Surat and 250 Bt u' to the country unsold mbuco, 170 Bahia,' Surat. 5 OF COTTON , *mire. ThisWk 1799 DRTI. IthisYear '43.539 I 971 3217 66214' NEI& j 87 1 2 0 2 !? vetaing. ?proverai rov. thb nt ; ;B, Nov. 7. not equal to thede an advance of 6cl tp xculators. Old Irish 3 ad to 9s per. 70 0 4• an advance of 3d per Ad at 34s per 240Th' imProved in valor, this article of 8s to ,[1836 e d dried 3 10 4 0 4 1 .. old 4 4 .. q. te r 46 0. to 47 0.. qr 51 0.• old 47 0 .. 48 0 .. 35 0 .. . new 48 0 .. 45 0.. qr 58 0 .. 63 0 ,int qr. 0 0.. 0 0 . 0 0 .. 0 0 ID. g 57 0 .. 61 0 west, e 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 28 28 0 .. 31 ,0 26 6.. 28 27 0.. 30 0 ••• 0 0.. 0 0 -10111, ••••0 0.. 0 0 . '•••• 38 0 .. 46 36 0 37 6 1 fl.. 1 11 •, Nov. 4. D. -shearers—C. Hind ., ootton-sptnners -- I, linen-drapers--J• wick and nancbes rth, J. Tiollinwort l 2. oollen elothiers- - J: agents—J. Hall and girt. and J. Ogden , Fallows, Liverpool, , 11, and J. Brooke , . 'gards J. Brook". Ire, London. Sods- lon wine-uterclant. ten. London, urine' ;olidon. Longer. trr mariner. merchant. idon, nary.agent -- ' hire. bank ers—Df c • ?Ai, J. Barker, Sal' Lngham, publican-- lal-merdhant—N J. Oleadhill. Oh l ; Orlidge, BrisWg ry, on or before the 'racliev, Worccstetri linen...draper- 3 .; nerchant—R, M lurch-passage. 10- th A tlley_strect, osby, Newcastle- ar computed frortv If November, 1836; ?s of euitoms Pa h ' Great Britain. Caitle-stre et " of r.divitra JoAel4 Dorothea, on her er, aged 49 yearS. Woo, Mary, third' rringt on. inthe parish of F l ' much esteemed by aged O. of the Rer. Datiria gloved wife of Mr. Upper Par'lament ett, of this town. MORNING, re,) , Ltvaaroot. ,sets. N , ewton awl ,earon Wal b ro ok ; chin .lane; Joseph mmond, 27, Lolly. .et-street • Clarke ?et; Mr. 'ThoCosa mas the London Jertr,nlem COtTer •-noster.row ; and treadneedle -strect. r. John Lee, at his 35, Henry-stree. Exchange-stree t . Jr. Malley, Book. 'reston and Mr. s a. 4 0 4 3 4 4 0 0 0 ' 3 3 50 0 50 0 55 i; 53 fi; 0 53 42 v 51 0 0 49. ttbtrpool 4bippfttg. 1 EAST INDIES - VOL. VI - IL—No. 415.1 .!,I,liction. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the . Ilth instant, Messrs. Lea and Waddington's Office; Ritmfo -street, 95 Bales New Orleans corroN. in Pnval packages. Apply to LEA and WADDING I'ON, Brokers. 21," o& y ZA--,ld/ - - 11 - [PRICE FIVEPENCE. ST. MARY'S duel-ten. KIRK . rinHE CONSECRATION of this Churc ill take place on Motinay next, the 14. h instant, when SERMON will be preached by the Right Reverend RD BISHOF, OF CHESTER, and a Collection be i n a id o f the Funds fur providing Free and Cheap Sittings the Ch urc h. Divine Service will commence at Two 'oclock. _ '2 1 ( -- - /Z'---- - -Z 04 40*: v , alb! A 'MEP t:fi'.,,,,, e i 44.11'. W CON i3SDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant. at TWely the Quay, east side of-Brunswick Do , A VERY st:Peritoit Cargo of 'Timber, now la ing per Ship Wilmot," from St. John's, consist' g of `693 Logs YELLOW- PINE, 75 ns, 193 Logs RED PINE, 9 tons, •18 Logs SPRUCE PINE, 10 tons, 107 Logs HARDWOOD, . 58 tons, 9 1 Cords Hemlock• LATIIWOOD, 6m. Ash HOGSHEAD STAVES, Also, a prime Cargo orTimber,. now landing per ip " M an chest er," from Quebec, consisting o 377 Logs YELLOW PINE, 32,165 feet 130 Logs RED PINE, 5,896 fe , 89 Logs OAK, - 3,188 , t, 10,560 Mertlhantable W. 0. PUNCHE STAVES, 4,510 Merchantable Standard PIPE STAVES, 4 Cards Hemlock LATHWOOD, 26 Dozen vlickory .HANDSPIKES, 56 Dozen Ash HANDSPIKES. ,By order of tbe Importers. DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. 'o'clock, on By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY aid SONS, On WI:1)N us v, the '231 day of November inst., at Sit o'clock nn, the Evening, at the George n, in Dale-street, rTIWO HOUSES on the west ule of Williamson -street, a_ three !lOUS ES'on the sou side of Blundell-street, two Front and four Back HOUS north side of Kitchen -street, nineteen HOUS(':S, thirtee ack HOUSES, one W.ARE [IOUS E, and •other P REM I 'ES, in Spatlitn;-street. The shove Will be Sold on Leases for 75 years, subject to the usual Covenants and Restrictions in the Corporation Leases. Further Particulars will he stated at the time of Sale. Toir o-hall, 17th October, 1836. AFTER FaIDAY Pd EKT. Ou FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P. Bushby's Office, 9, Exchange-alley, 83(1 Bags Siam 9 Casks 1 Case Penang( SUGAR, 526 Bags Sumatra COFFEE, 674 Bags Java •S -Subject, to 9d. per lb. duty; • 354 Bags Black PEPPER, 130 BOxei CASSIA LIGN EA, - 3 Cases GAMBOGE, I Case TORTOISESHELL, 1511 Bundles RATTANS, Now landing ex Formidable, front Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co., or to W. P. BUSHI3Y, Broker. / CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of JAMAI GINGER, a Certain Cure and Preventive •. .f all Nery s Complaints, SI- , Ins, Gout, RheninatiSin,•&c. This Essen' proved, in nu merous cases during the prevailing epideetfit f 1832 to be de cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, or Spdms of the Stomach and Bowels. All the objections that have hitherto attended the administta tion of Ginger in Powder--such as excessive heat and irritation of the fauces in the act of swallowing, and a subsequent uneasy sensation in the stomach and bowels, &c. are now completely overcome by the introduction of this elc , :ant preparation, which is made from the pith of the finest Jainsica Ginger that is itn purtc{i. This pith (one ounce of which is equal in strength to four ounces of powdermi. .Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious chemical process, by which Moue the whole of its active princi ples can be separated; and is now offered to the public in the very desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Essence. In all Nervous Complaints, and hypochondriacal Affections, it is wonderfully successful, acting as a gentle stimulus on the Stomach, diffusing a mild and cordial warmth over the whole system; it assists Digestion, removes Fatulency, Pain in the Stomach, Giddinesis, Head-ache, &c. and exhilirates the spirits, thereby averting the necessity which too often compels Nervous persons to have recourse to ardent spirits, in hope of obtaining a temporary relief, to which practice they soon become habituated, and the fatal results are too well known to require repetition. In this preparation they will experience all the relief afforded by such baneful practices, unattended by their sUbsequeut in jurious effects. For Gout or Rheumatism, both as a preventive and-remedy, this Essence stands unequalled. As an outward application, the Esience of Ginger is particu larly serviceable. In Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, &c. where the pain is usually confined to particular joints; attended with great stiffness, and an aimoSt total loss of motion in the affected limb—b 4 rub Ling the parts with the Essence, and taking a tea spoonful three times a day in a glass of wine and water, diate relief will be experienced, and the activity and vigour of the affected part will be speedily restored. One tea-spoonful added to a glass of Soda, Seidiitz, or other Mineral Water, will prevent tiiat chilling Sensation in the Sto mach, which is so often experienced by persons of debilitated constitutions. _ _ . From th r e great estimation in which this article is held, and the high commendation bestowed on it by Analytical Chemists and the Medical Press generally, who declare it to be the strongest and most highly Concentrated Preparation of Ginger they ever met with, many spurious imitations, under eiinilar names, have been offered to the Public, the Proprietor, there fo►e, requests the Purchaser will observe that this Essence is prepared only at 118, Holborn Hill, London, a►td that the Go vernment Stamp bears the signature of M. O. Wray, without which it cannot be genuine. Prepared only by M. O. WRAY, Chemist, 118, Holborn Hill; and sold wholesale by Messrs. BARCLAY and SONS, 95, Fa rring don-street, LOndon; Messrs. Ross and NIG HTIN GA LE, Chrolli (tie-office, Lord-street; Mr. C. MAWHoon, 20,, South John-street, Liverpool; and all respectable Patent Mediiiine Venders in town and country ; in bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, duty included for five bottles in one for I Is. The only Warehouse 10; " - NVraY's Digestive or Dinner Pills," for preventing Indigeition, Flatulency, Heartburn, and Disorders of the Stomach; and " Wray's Celebrated Balsainic Pills," a certain Cure fur all Diseases Of the Urinary passages. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT; 10, Paradise-street. WOKELL, having purchased from th• Assignees of • . Messrs. Caoss and Pt etteotwr, of Warrington, the whole of their valuable STOCK of LENTEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, &c., begs to apprise the Ladies of Liver pool and its Vicinity that the Goods will be ready for inspection TO -MORROW, (Saturday,) the I2th instant, when the Proprietor respectfully solicits an early call from his Friends and the Public, the most discriminatin ,of whom can not fail to express their approbation of the sup ior quality and extraordinarr low Prices which are fixed to e • ry Article. Amongst the Stock will be found a (luau ty of CLOAKS, including Silk, Australian Stripes, Woo nPlaids, Caullet, &c., desperately cheap. A Lot of Chineal and Black Fill SHAWLS, at about one-half their cost. Eighty to One Hundred Pieces of SILKS, in Black, Coloured, and Checked, at 25 per cent. lower than they possibly can be made. Some beautifully rich Shades in IRISH TABINETS, at 2s. 10Id.per Yard. A Variety of (MALI DRESSES, at 13s. 6d. An immense Lot of Embroidered GAUZE HANDKER. CHIEFS and SCARFS, at a terrible sacrifice, well worth the attention of Shippers, thete being about 300 Dozen. An endless Stock of RIBBONS, some very rich qualities ; re duced to about hail their cost. Good KID GLOVES, Three Pairs for 7-1-d. • An extra quality, Two Pairs for 13p1. FURS of all descriptions. LINENS, FLANNELS, ME RINOS, BLA NKETS, QUILTS, SHE ETINGS, PRINTS, CALICOES, &c. W. 0. begs to intimate that his Goods are marked at Prices which 'oust ensure a very quick sale, and to rewind those Ladies desirous of having a portion of this valuable Stock not to delay their purchases. Bee Hive, 10, Paradise-street. ' ' THOOLEN's DUTCH BULBS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, To4tOna'ow, (Saturday,) the 12th instant, at El en o'clock, • at the Hanover Rooms, AN•exteniive assortment - of Dutch BULB S FLOWER ROOTS, from the celebrated Ntirseri of Mr. Tnont.Erv, at Haarlem, and comprising Double Single Hyacinths. Narcisuses, Tulips, jonquils, Irises, C cures, Ranunculuses, Anemones, &c. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be bad from Mr. T. BaAtticit. PUBLIC HALL. A T a MEETING ,o: the COMMITTEE o f the SUB .SCRIBERS to:al/6W for the Erection of a PUBLIC HALL, The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Ch r, oft was resolved. That the number of Subscriptions already ceived is highly satisfactory; and.that the List of Subscribe s be published in the Liverpool Newspapers. That, as inisrepr , seutation hs whiCh the net Profits to arise I he applied, the Comic - ittee feel i that such profits must necessari the Subscriber s. (Signed) is arisen as to the purposes to from the proposed Budding will it incumbent on them to declare ily be divided rateably among JON_Vr BROOKS, Chairman. LIST CT St- sC R PT lON S. Mr..lam6 ..Qhrits..,ita,m4op,..,... • , Charles Lawrence—. 1(X) JOSeph C. Ewart lOO C. Tavleur • Ilk) James Moon William Nicol Sainael Turner Thomas BMrth George Hole Hunch Harvey Thomas Avisou ..• • • • Ilk: John ‘lather .faines Harvey . lO William Ritthhone James Mulleneux Thomas Rawson, Tux- • telh.park Edward Patten James Rawdon 100 Dixon lOO Charles Smith lOO Wm. Earle, Jun lOO Hardman Earle lOO Alex. Macgregor Richard Edwards' lOO Juhn Cropper 1(X) Samuel 1. Hobson 10)) Joseph Sandals T.. F. Dyson ( . 3.orge Grant lOO James Cockshott 100 Thomas Brocklchank . 100 J ;ones Hey woi th 100 Luke T. Crossley fihert Roskell William Lynn JOhn ttobin • lOO • Vincent Higgins lOO John Hidden John Mulholland Hugh Jones - lOO Richard H. Jones 1 k John Holt Joseph N. Walker William Shand William Harrison lOO John A. Tirane Nicholas Haskell John CroSthwaite Benjamin H. Jones John P. Heywood.— 1(X) S. H. Thompson William Nevitt lOO Richard Jones Joseph King Richard Beobow John lienhow 1(X) • gobert Woodward 1(X) 11-oert • 1116q.rd wson Ilk) I. A. •13,1,4,;: fJ 01. Ja,ntel ((ad iv by,.(ty.i. py) Brauckttr 101 Si; .1 am "robin Samuel dope 10) John Bent Edward Moon Jonathan G. D. It lam '10( Charles ()kill William Stuart Lawrence Hayworth lot John S.‘Leigh William W. Curtis 5(; Robert A. Fletcher F. Gouthwaite Joseph Iloruby Thomas Coglan 5( W. Cartwright Itichaid Batison , 5(l Charles 'l'. Hadfield Samuel Kearsley John Green . Ambrose Lace Thomas Thornely st• Henry It. Sandbach 5O G. H. Lawrence John Marriott . Henry Harrison Mathew Jee . Francis Haywood 3O Thomai Bolton R. L. Bolton S. S. (lair Daniel Willink 5O R. Zwilcheobart Zwilchenhai t Harold Littledale Joseph Langton 5O T. Stewart Gladstone 5l) It. \V. Bateson Robert Jones William It..Sandbach William Gladstoue Thomas D. Lewis Henry Holows John Holmes 5O Harwood Banner 5O Samuel Milne James Holine, Jun. J. Wordlev W. P. BtAby F. Shand stl Henry Booth Jos. Lace .. 50 Miles Barton Hugh IlOrnby . N: 1). Bidd 5 Mr. W. Diski*on 1:50 H. Wm. lartYe - - 50 W. Ashburner 5O John Stewart John Woollrigh. 5O Charles Booth -50 Charles isownlet 5O Robert Wilson 5O R. V. Yates Thomas Smith • 50 Charles Birch William Potter Richard Rathbone Dr. O'Donnell SU ' George Brown 5O John O'Neill -50 Francis O'Neill R. H. Harvey Richard MooP 50 C. IL Jones 5O R. W. \Vood 5O William Watson 5O John ClOl .. 50 Thomas Rogerson .... 50 Henry Ames Andrew Melly /5 George Prevost ,Saml. T. Winstanley 25 Thomas Wilson W. G. Weiss W. H. Goore Thomas A vison, jun 2.5 G. Le IL de l'Osier 25 John 'Popham 25 James Cunningham Robert Clay 25 George Corner 25 Thomas Winstanley Thomas Baines G. W. Crooke 25 Jonathan Brooks 25 Thomas Harvey William Surllow John Sudlow James Crosbie 25 William J. Myers • 25 John Myers, jun 25 Junes Buchanan 25 F. M. Gillanilers '2s John Highfield 25 'William B andreth 25 Henry Ripley Benjamin Thomas ...• 25 Peter Serjeantson •• 25 Thomas 11:!owne William Reprol.ls James Gibson John Jerdein William J. Browne John Canipbe! , 25 James Howell Joseph Parton 25 Wil tam Coiner - 25 James Mawdsley • • 25 Edward G. Deane Edward Wilson,' jun.. • '25 William Lassen Rev. T. S. Bowstead Samuel Perrott 25 Edwin Maw Dr. Reynolds John North, ;an 25 T, Earle William Cancer 'l'. B. Barclay Samuel Thornely Richard Bright Patrick Parker th,orge Parsons Thomas Newton 25 Thomas D. Ileadlam 25 M vers, j u n 25 P. W. Brancker Joseph Brooks 25 David Walker 25 Edwaid Lane J. B. Clough Thomas Leathom Thomas Haigh 25 Edward Jones 25 Charles Barnard -25 William Healing George Booth William Wales Rev. .1. [tiff Rev. J. C. Prince Gardner Boggs E. S. Buult Swinton Boult 25 William Bentley 25 H. Stevenson ... 25 Lancelot Vance George Worthington . • 25 John Murray John W a l s h• 25 L 0. Bold 25. William Latham 25 H. E. Evans C. P. Carne 25 M. 'rein 25 Robert Alston William Tyrer 25 Anthony Swainsun 25 John Davies 25 Richard Rawson 25. EdWard Challinur James Lister David Kent 25 D. Buchanan D. C. Buchanan Chas. B. Buchanan 25 John Focke J. D. Thornely 25. Miss Thornely 25 Miss Mather 25 Miss-J. Mintier 25 • Robert Mather 2,1 Daniel Mather...... 25 25 A. Rawson . 25 J. B. Smith ..... William It iple v .....• ‘, 5 William Starki . e C. T. Dunlevie A Sa. 25 . Itai‘i Maynard 25 .u t aceyi h N i W. yo. i I. 25 Timothy Bourne Robert Graham William Reynolds Thomas head iu s 25B..ichar'l Crewe : W.R. Prince William Thompson ..• • '25 Elias J. Mozley ... • Charles Mozley ..... • '25 J. M. Banner ....... 25. H. W. 8anner......... 25 J.. F. Cannell . • • ..... 25 W. Ockleston ...... 25 W. ......... 25 W. Sharp. ............ 25 James Powell ........ 25 A. Cairn s T. Mac Gill 25 Gorge Robinson Daniel N eilson 25 John Cragg . 25 Robert Arrott David Lamb James Mac Gregor 25 W. 112Tayleur 'l'. K. Finlay Henry Ripley W. A. Brown 5( J. 0. Watson 5( Charles Middleton 50 Alichael Humble 5O Williani Clakton J. W. Gibsone Edward Littledale. J. G. Bateson . W. P. H uchiu son, jun. 50 JOS, Shipley . 5O Samuel Staniforth 5O James Gilfillan Richard Radcliffe John Beckwith John Stockdale Robert Bent) John Parker Jose'ph Thompson s') J. Nelson Wood James Aikin David Cannon John Fletcher H ugh M ure ...... • • 50 ThoinaS Stewart 51) N. Salisbury .. •. • . . ` f) J. H. Turner ... .. . . 5 0 William ()Sky 5 1) James Wrigley George Wrigley ..... S. H. Walsh Wm. St. Albin R. Duckworth i‘ Fl i:cl VV: a l e ii iu Whitehead 5 5 0 0' W W. 0, porter , 5)) Thomas Todd 5O J. 'l', FL, per Mr. Rad- 50 . I T e ti v seit ''' ' ''''' Way A. Tnornpson Subscriptions will Le receive, mines, a List of whom is subjoi T0ta1....£16,600 by each Member of the:Cora. • .r4aiyieev W Rector orship l ß; u r r l r o t n i k k eEs ..Mayor.Chairman. Mr. T. B. The Rev • Mr. W. Wallace Currie Mr. R. \V. Batesou Mr. William Dixon Mr. Thomas Booth Mr, Andrew Low Mr. Hardman Earle • Mr. James Moon Mr. Joseph C. Ewart Mr. Lewin .Motley Mr. George Grant Mr. W. Niihol Mr. R. E. Harvey Mr. W. Rathbone Mr. Francis Heywood Mr. Christopher Rawdon Mr. Samuel H ohne Mr. Henry Sandbach Mr. Samuel Hope . Mr. Charles Smith Mr. Joseph Hornt)v M r. Thomas Thornely My, Richard Houghton Mr. Samuel Turner Mr. G. B. lrlam Mr. Joseph N. Walker MT, : Thomas.Kaye ~ Mr. Th omas Winstaniey Mr. Si!natel Kearsley Mr, John Woollright Mr, Joseph Langton Mr..W. Wortley Mr. John Wrig ht 1111. Charles Lawrence . .. . . , Mr. Junica Crusbie lla 'l E ' , G M . l' D B E A A S N l V ALL S ' e T cr r e e l as ar u i l e ll s l. .. Mr, THOS. HARVEY - . , I , I 4 0', ' 1.. .' '!.:l,' * A AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—S3int.LETT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1836. g.-:alrs by auction. VALUABLE LAND IN LISCAIiaAND IN BOOTLE ; near L/VERPOOL. By Mr. SYERS, • Tuts DAY,,(Friday,) the 11th instant at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-room 4, Liverpool, Lot „ A LL that valuable FIELD, now in the o •cup a ti on o f Win. 'Leicester as tenant, situated in Liscard, near the east side of Rake-lane, (but separate therefrom by a :small croft belonging to .Mrs. Peers,) containing 2s. le. tip. s t atute measure, bounded on the north by land belonging to Mr. Thos. Chadwick. on the east by lanctof Mr. ho -haw, and cL the south by land of Mr. Rimmer. This Property i . r?sents a most e •buildiug situation, commanding extensive views of lb iver Ntersey and thu sur rounding country, and very nea • both the,new Liscard and Egremont Ferries. -2.: All those Two FIELDS,- DWELLING-HOUSE, and OUTBUILDINGS, now in the occupation of Mr. Peter Hotwhton, as'tenant, situate in the township Of Kirkdale, frobt ing the west side of the road leading from Liverpool to i3ootle, containing together 2s. 20. 21P. statute measure, both being hounded on. the north-west, and partly-nu the south sides, by the land of the Earl of Derby, and on the remaining part by land belonging to the devisees of the late Samuel Poole, Esq. This Property commands a fine view of the River Mersey and Cheshire coast, and is in a situation rapidly increasing in value. Both Properties are Freehold. For farther particulars apply at the office of Mr..TonN NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT. On TUESDAY. the'Orh instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Smith's the Royal Hotel, in Present, in the county of Lancaiter; itt the following or such other Lotsas m,ty be the 4 agreed upon, ;irid subject to conditions of sale which will be then produced, Lot 1. A LL that rapital MESSUAGE or DWELLING LIL. HOUSE, situate - On the - north side and fronting Fazakerley.street, in Prescot aforesaid, with I YARD, OUT BUILDINGS. extensive GARDENS, and ther APPURTE NANCES thereto belonging, recently the occupation of Miss Richardson, deeeaSed, the late Pro tetreis - thereof. The House is commodious and well and substantially built, and suitable for the immediate reception of a respectable family. The Gardens are well :tocked with choice Fruit Trees. Also, hat other M ESP:T:I. (..E or DW EL LING-H OTJSE, adjoining to the above Messuage, with' the OFFICE, OUT BUILDING.;, and other APPURTENANCIS thereto be longing, and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward. These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance. Lot - 2. All that large'SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of the South Gallery of the Parish ChutCh of Prescot, and lately occupied by Miss Richardson. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Rowsoa and'Cuoss, Solicitors, Preseot. • TATIVE OYSTERS, in fine. condition, arrels 6s. 611. and - 103. BIRMINGHAM TRIPE and LOCI N ALAMODE BEEF in perfection every Evening at a en, and - in Jars for Families. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, roma • ably mild, -in Small Barrels, (for Store,) 6s. and 10s, ' or Is. 6 , 1. per Dozen. J. I'. BRETT, 18, Cases-street, Clayton-square, Liveipool. oatto bi auction. By order of the Agsignee wider a Deed of Assignment, for the Benefit of the Creditors of TuomAs 13ArrsoN and 1\ 7 11.1,; HINCH. Br Mr. BACH, On MorgoArnext, the 11th instant, at the Yard of r. Thomas Boyden, shipbuilder, 5, Baffin-street, at Twelve o' ink at Noon, ASUYEitIOII FISHING BOAT, in exc e nt c on diti on , called the " EDWARII ANL) Wi ILI AAI ;" rthen 225-94th tons. Now lying in the Brunswick Duck. Also, Two SAIL togettr ,, r with sundry. other Effect in the yard lately occupied by the said Thomas Baitson an d Hinch, on the ea3t side of Brunswick Dock. The above Fishing Boat, to any person or company in want of such is what is seldom offered to the. Public, being in every lespect fitted out with all necessary articles, entirely new, and may he sent to sea immediately. For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BACII, Auc tioneer, Clarendqn,buildings; or :qr. -JAMES WM vitoo, (As rignee,) 9, Pleasant .Kill-street, Harrington. • JJt, • !NOTICE Iti lIHREBraIVEN;that the TOLLS arising at the Toil Gates upon the Turnpike Road betwe9u War rington and Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, - ailed or known by the names of 'Hulme and Pemberton C tes, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, atilt ouse of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in New n within Mac ke rtield, in the said county, on TuriaSvsy, h 22,1 day of De cember next, at Twelve at Noon, in (ie manner directed by the Acts of ParliaMent now in force " Fur regulating Turn 'pike -ols," which TOPs pro.lueed . the last year th, sum of 1:1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put Up at that Sum. Whoever h a ppens to be the best bidder must at the same time pa e . oni, month io advance (if required) . of Ihe Rent at • which such Tolls may he let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the . 'Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for payment of the rentitinder monthly or other wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of NoVem- . bei, 1836. ' 'RYAN' FacliETT, Clerk to the Trustees TNDIVIDUA LS GOING ABROAD from the P o rt o f LIVERPOOL are informed by S. W. SILVER & CO. OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHILL, NOON, • that they may procure the whole, or any rt of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality of • Guodli known, including Cabin Furniture, at tii'eir Branch House, Nos. 4 AND 5, ST, GeoRGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse in LONDON. Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship.sailicz information, Sm.. THOMAS NIILCREST, Chairman of the Meeting. NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN, That applic on is in tended to he made to ParliaMent in the ne. 'ession for leave to bring in one or more Bill or Bills f enabling the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Bur gh of Liverpool to open and widen Watei-street, Fenwick treet, Brunswick street, Agnew-court in James-street, th uay on the east side of Sahhouse Dock, South Castle-street lanover-st reet,• Can ning-plaCe, "Shaw's-brow, Old Haymarket, Limerstreet, New • Haymarket, Saint John's-lane, Beviugton-hill, Gardner's- • row, Marybone, Preeson's-row, 80ld -street, Berry-street, Brooks-square, Cooper's-row, Dale-street, Byrom-street, Tem ple-street, Great Charlotte-street, Ranelagh-street, Parker street, Chtirch-street, London-road, Stafford, street, Great llo mer-Street, Queen-street, Lancelot's-hey, and Bath-street, or part or parts thereof, and to improve the Town of Liverpool in and near the said Streets, and other places respectively in the said Town. Aud for enabling the said Corporation to. purchase Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, at the valuations of Juriei or otherwise, for all or any of the purposes of opening, widening, and improving aforesaid. And to enable the said Corporation to appropriate to the erection et Ass s lstie Buildings Latil belonging to them, situate in and .near Litne-sleet, ISlineini, Shaw's-brow, the New Ilaymaiket, and Saint John's-lane, and comprising the . sites of the Old Infirmary and Uunatic Asylum, and to appropriate in like manner any other Lauds and Hereditaments of the said Corporation., And, by the said Bill or Bills, it will be proposed that powers shall be taken to raise money for the purposes of such opening, widen ing, and improving, purchases and erections as afoiesaid, and fur altering and amending an Act passed in the twenty-first year of the reign of his late Majesty King . George the Second, intituled, " An Act for the building a Church in the Town of " LlverPool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and for En " lightening and Cleansing the Streets of the said Town, and " fur keeping and maintaining a Nightly Watch there." And an Act passed in the twenty-eighth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third, intituted, " An Act for En.- "laming and va .ying some of the powers contained in certain " Acts of Parliament relating to the Watching, Lighting, and "Cleansing the Streets . and other places within the Town of " LiVernool, and for removing sind.preventing Nuisances and " Annoyances therein." And an Art passed in the second Year of the reign of his late Maje Sty King George the Third, imitated, " An Act for building two new Churches and pro " viiling Burial s places within the Town of Liverpool, in the "County Palatine of Lancaster, and for the better preserying " the Pavements of the Streets in the said Town, and for ascer " taining the Fares and Prices to be paid Carters, Carmen, " Hackney Coachmen, and Chairmen, and for regulating their " behaviour within the said ToWn." An Act passed in the twenty-sixth year of the reign of his late Majesty King G eorg e the Third, intituled, " Au Act for opening, making, widening, " and altering certain Streets, Passages, and ['laces within the "Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; " for supplying the said Town with fresh and wholesome " Water; , for removing and preventing Nuisances and Au " noyasces therein; for appointing additienal Market-places, " and frie extending so much of the, powers of an Act of the " second year of his present Majesty as relates to Hackney " Coachmen, Chairmen, Carters,and•Porters, to a certain dis " lance beyond the liberties of the said Town." An Act passed it the fifty-ninth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third, intituled." An Act for abOlishing the pay " Merit of certain Tolls, called ingates and outgates, collected " at the'several entrances into the Town of Liverpoel, in the " CountY of Lancaster, and of certain Tolls and Stallage now " payable in the markets and fairs there. And for granting " other Tolls and Stallage in lieu thereof, and for the better " regulatiiw of the said Markets and Fairs." An Act passed in the first year of the reign of his late Majesty King. George " the Fourth, intituled "Au Act for reviving. extending and " varying the powers pf an Act passed in the twenty-sixth ":year of his late Majesty Kiug Geerge,the Third, for making " and widening certain Streets, Passages,' and Places in the. "Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; „'d T e r several other purposes in the sa id A c t men , " . tioned Sarid also for further imprnvings the said Tonvul" An Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of his said late . Majesty George the Fourth, intituled, "An Act fur the " better reguiation of Buildings in the Town of Liverpool, in .q . bs'c e s ie ty Palatine of Lancaster; and for authorizing the 1 "'Making of Bye-laws, Rules,„ and Regulations for Vessels " frequenting the Docks, Basins,, and Quays helongiu g t o the". "Corporation there." An Act* passed in the seventh year, of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, iutituled, "Au Act tor widening and improving certain Streets in the "'fowl' of Liverpool, in the County P a l a ti ne o f LancaSter, for "the further prevention of Nuisances and Annoyances in the "said Town ; for the regulation of Weighing . Machines, Weights and Measures, and the establishment of a Fire Po " lice therein." . And an Act passed in the Session of the fifth and sixth 's ears 'of the reign 'of his present Majesty, intituled,. " An Act for altering, amending. and extending the powers and "provisions of an Act of the sixth year of his late Majesty " King George the Fourth, for the regulation of Buildings in "the Town of Liverpool; and for the other purposes therein "mentioned; and for granting further and additional powers "for the imp romment autl regulation of the said,Town, and the "preservation of property therein farm Fires, and otherwise." And for the extension of the period of seven years by the said Act allowed, as to powers, clanses, limitations, and provisions therein mentioned, so far as the same relate to purposes therein refeyred to, and for altering and amending. an Act passed in the Session of the sixth nod seventh years of the reign of his pre sent Majesty, intilnied. " An Act for extending and improving "the maintenance of the Fire Police in the Borough of Liver " pool." And for enlarging and consolidating.the several fow ers and authiwitie s i n th e said se v era l A c t s co nt a ined, .an t for extending the said several Acts soaltered and amended, and the powers and authorities thereof so enlarged and consolidated be yond the Borough of Liyerpool, as the same was meted and bounded at the respective times of the passing thereof,.so as to include the %slink of the BOrough of Liverpool, as the metes arid hnnnds thereof are now extended and limited by an Art passed in the Session of the fifth and sixth years of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled, " An' Act to proyide for the re , - , " gulation of M un i c i pa l C or p ora ti ons i n E n el an d and W a les. And for enabling the Council of the said Borough to m ake Bye-laws, the b e tt er t o effect any of the purposes of the said Acts, so extended as aforesaid. And for regulating the times and places'of pay ment o f Wa ge s of Mechanics, Labou rers, other Persons wee kl y or o th erw i se em ployed in the said D rough. And for enabling the Council or the said BortAnd form h g to make Bye-law s , the hotter to enforce such regolatorn• giving to Juslices of the Peace a discretionary power to miti gate penalties of Bye-laws new made, or hereafter to he by the Councitof the said Borough. under their d pss, _... or any further powers to be proposed by the<lst:ier,rß:l,l of - s. And for the better and more summary o btaining ! n all Shops, Stands, Stalls, Benches, and yPniences erected, or hereafter to be ereiled in any Kars r . !A t l i t r 'ets now or hereafter establiAsed by the said Cotlll;;:,: r i:' sti l;s iu, after notice or otherwise. And f'r the sum mary recovery'lolls, I ' 4 u of sa_rge Does, :own s i ts stools, and other Revenue of tlie said Corporation. And for authorizing the payment of the.Cl , rks to the Nla s sistrates of the said .13 0 . rough, by fixed Salaries iu lieu of fees, and fort he pay ment ur application of suc h F e es as the Comic] may direct., , RD. RADCLIFFE, town:clerk of Liverpool, Solicitor. PoLIcE OPvick, N . 10, 1836. V WO PISTOLS, suspected to have be Stolen, were I taken by a Police Constable front a son last night ; they are of th e f o ll ow i n g description:— ek Action, Locks Electrum Barrels, Lock Plates and Furu lure, swivel Item rods, Rifle Barrels and half stocked. Value about Five Guineas tkie pair. —The Owner,may have them on application to Mr. Wn ITT Y, at the Police-office. WAStftb, AtlA !lb Afid tOtifitN/1, tewwl for two Getatiemen, in H resp • le family, on res. Somihle terms A separate Sitting to would be requiied. Letters, post paid. staling terms, addressed A. Z., St.oulard Vince, will he attended to MAGAZIN DES MoDEs, 41, BOLD -51Tft EET. VERS. BROWN respectfullv annonticeiXit hPr WINTER I FASHIONS, in MILLINER Y. 'FANCY GOODS., &c., will be ready for inspection on I),;EsDA Y next, t h e 15 th instant. A Vacancy for an IN-Dooa APPRENTICE or Ihi. PLOVER. , . . MRS. CUTLER, from Lonthin, takes , this tip rtunity of returning thanks to the Ladies of L . e nol and its vicinity for the liberal support she has receive fire her com mencement in business, and respectfully solir s their AtteDtinn to her WINTER, FASHIONS, comprising elegant Novelties at unusually low prices, which cull be ready for inspection on THURSDAY, the 17th instant. No. 11, Clarence-street. el 7 MISS SAMBROOK, ArAN her return f rom L on d on , b egs m os t respec tf it to inform 1...1 the Ladies of Live r p oo l an d th e ne i g hb o ood, that on WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, she will h ready far in spection an e l egan t Assortment of MILLI ERY ; also,. ft great variety of the most fashionable Materials, for Dresses, &c. 88, Duke-street, Nov. 8, 1836. M aS to . in fo rm l rot i) Kthe.lE,aNdT.: 1 8 .Ip,l3nc Liverpool o-sR a is n E a T : be t will have her WINTER FASHIONS of MI new GOODS ready on THURSDAY next, the 1 es}•ect- iciniti she NER and instant,' AIRS. WOODS begs respectfully to infirm the adies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that her NTE It FASHIONS will be ready for inspection on M( Ay next, the 14th instant. Millinery and Dress Ro , ms, 29, Bold-street. CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. SOLD ONLY BY LIMES REAP, 18, BOLD-S RET. ruklE properties; of this, HAT, are li g ht nexx , vl .nns qf nap, It and brilliancy of colour; which cannot b ffeeted by sea air, and in durability equal to two-of the Best Beaver Hats, and allowed front its beauty and texture, to be superior to any Hat vet invented.—Price for Cash 20s. Liverpool. Nov. .sth, 1836. - , -*-Etßitt49EN:ll - 00\1S1, LORD-STREET. LEXA.NDER HUNTER. begs to intimate the *fie has disposed or his tchtile STOCK of GLASS HINA, nd EARTHENWARE in the Dresden-root to Mr. R. LIVINGSTON, and, in returning, thanks f he liberal pa tronage he enjoyed while in the Above Establ hment, he begs leave to introduce his Successor, Mr. L., as a person in every respect well qualified for combitling the Establishment in the most efficient manner. ALEXANDER HUNTER, Liver-pool, 3d November, 1836. - TN reference to the above Advertisement, R. LIVINGSTON 1 begs leave to.state that he will use every exertion to have a choice. Selection of all that is elerant and fashionable in the Trade, and such as he trusts will merit the attention and appro bation of the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool - anti and, in order to make room fair a SPLENDID STOCK of GLASS, CHINA, and - EARTHENWARE, selected at the must emincnt Manufactories in the Kingdom, the STOCK NOW ON HAND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, for a feW weeks from this date. Drelden-wants, Lord-street, 3d Vov., 1836. ST. JAMES'S VAULTS, / 7 ireee / RATHBONII-STREBT, Opposite the Centre Gate of the Market, Lir pool. WH EN I first opened the abovel'remis , I adopted a neir The , ,ry . . l f Business, which was end no articles but those of established character for Quail , and to Sell them at such Prices as would rmider the Com etition of other Es tablishments in the neighbourhood altogether unavailing. The zealous and general patrisoitre I have received, (and which still continues dally to increasr) is the best testimony to my success.. My enterprise has been rewarded beyond my largest anticipations, anti I beg most cheerfully to acknowledge my grateful sense of the favour. . It is my ambition to. secure a continuance of this envied pre ference, and, with a view in some degree to merit it, the public is respectfully infortned, that thelate fortunate purchases which I have made will enable me to Sell, for two ears to come, every Article in JAMAICA RUMS, Scotch and Irish WHISKIES, London and Bristol GINS, French BRANDY, WINES, &c., &c., at try usual scaled! low prices. And this lam determined to o, notwithstanding the enormous advance of every article connected with' the trade. • • Confidently referring' my numerous. Friends to the subjoined List of my Prices for Spirit of warranted qua!ity, I have the honour to remain, Their must nbedient servant, EDGAR ESTLIN, Proprietor. LIST OF PRIcES FOR CASH. SPIRITS. . Gallon. Quart. l'in t. Glass. GOOD RUM los. 8.1. 2s. Bd. Is. 4d. 3d. Superior ditto Very fine ditto l3 0 3 3 1 7 2f The fittest old ditto ll 0 3 6 1 9 3 LONDON GIN Very tiue Bristol ditto Superior splendid ditto ll 0 3 6 1 9 3 • FI(ENCII BRANDY 3O 0 7 6 3 9 '.6 The finest ditto 36 090 4 6 B Very fine British ditto Bett's Pate:: Brandy GOOD WIIISKY Very good ditto The finest Irish Malt ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3 Fine Scotch ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3 Celebrated Canabeltowu ditto. 20 0_ 5 0 2 6 4 WINE. Brown Sherry, in vrooo to o 3 0 t b 1 2 Superior Pale ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3 Real good. Cape Madeira lO 6 2 8 1 1 2 Superior Cape, very old Old Port Very choice ditto, in wood ...l6 0 4 () 2 0 3 , . Good Family ALE, 4t1., si;perior ditto, 5d., the finest Super ditto, 7d. LODON PORTER drawn from the Butt, .Id., 5d., and 7d. per goat t. . BOTTLED PORTER 6s..per dozen (quarts) ; 4s. per citizen (pints). The B:dtles to be returned or charged fur. • CORDIALS of every de..c..iption. • •,,,• Family Orders in every branch of the Trade, executed ou the cheapest terms, and with the greatest care and despatch. :KEW Putittrationo. This Day is Publi ed, . ASERMON, adarcssed to the urch of England Benefit Society. By the Rev. Ht . M`NEILE. Price N. May be ha , l of R. ParzissoN, •Standard-office; T. KAYE, Courier-office; J. DAvi.Nconz, Rau°lagh-street, and all other Booksellers. On the 17th instant will be published the Fifth Volume of COLONEL. NAPIER'S HISTORY of the WAR in the PENINSULA, with some Rei rks upon Rubinson's Lire of Picton, and upon two Articles n the Quarterly Review. 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