The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02 00:00:00

4j ll"• .. /i -- -- , • „,, Etbrrp - 661 4't bfrpOng• EAST INDIES To sail fitti December. I .7 oi.BOMBAY , The 'welt:known . Ship. RICHARD ; WALKER, •. .GE:o: FIDLER, Commander, re n''rogister,.newly eoppoteti, anti undergoing a complete ferfrsge -- n it of, freight or passage apply to Boin and us c Bkers,' or JOHN TOBIN. se,il immediately. F`yr BOMBAY • . • •••••••:. I ',” Tlie'fifie Britisli-built Ship RANGER, ' ~RICHARD Atmt,Er,,Master; tu4 hen 516 t ons .—.-For freight or pa.iage,.having superior tr ttriodtitioili, appl* to . efiA it LES HonSrit.r..and SON, or to ' - • I.3CAI,I:Yani;III3SSEL. 0 £3'l' pmnz s The VICTORJA,„ Isintencivel to 'sail To-inoittiw Morino!, - . For BAUBA DOES; • And will be succeeJed by the fast , sailing•Barque BARBADIAN. ti UTeHINSON. 'Master ; • loading west side QUPen'ti Dock.—Por freight and passage . apply to - LrrIIERLAND, and Co., Worstemboluze-square. ildsrant:fin : aof Gods, acid will sail on St nday next . ' For TRINIDAD, .4,,,1 k .,:, s. The regular-trading Brig LEVANT, ..."t_ i . .E. THORPE,. Master ; h.. - Lriadink ''wean side King's Dock. For freight or -, 'A: 4 ;4- apply to JAMES POOLE. an. ~(i9•.... - .., .. AY' o,:es Ta sail immediately: For BARI3ADOES, The Barque , LA M, J. F.l) N, Master. •For . frel,„.itt or plasage:Aptylv.to-. . , .„ BARTON, IRLAM, and. lIIGGISON. o S ri.721-3s. - may . For, SAVANNAI - I. The fine "new Barque CAtiOLINE, ": 4 ; s t , . J AALES, # S LMON, . t • • • s ip \ ; 111 .1rqxr,n, per rgister.ss2 tons ;is in u]l respects a de -auie conveyance fir izoorls or vissengers.—For freight or "* 24 140 apply to. DAVID KING and Q0..5,.G0re.e-piazzas. . , NEW YORK.LINE OP PACKETS. f.W"; Soiling on the of every Month.viz. : I s. ? I PTETI•STATES, N. 11. EG G5O. tolls,Sth Dee. tANI)II.,EW, W. C. Tt-motisQN 660 tons, Bth Jan. „ 11 ARn ts. 620 tons, Bt4 Feb. ...itcPFiELD, F. P. ALLEN. 578 tons, Bth Mcirch. 1 1:"eie Ships are all'of the first class, recently built in the city " 1- DreiefYerk•l and, , fot strength, beauty of model, punctuality I ! . gwi4neps of •sailina wel l_as for extent and comfort of I4 l t , in accommodatiOns, are not surpassed by any in the trad e ; " 'Oil& commanders tire men of great. experience. . • , dThe..yate .. of passage, in the Cabin is fixed at Thirty - fi ve 4 ,tyteas including stores of all kinds. in - ini'ilie 'punctuality' in sailing; no Goods are received on b oard after the this of each month.—Apolv. to S•‘NDS. 11ODGSON. TURNEII, and Co.. SE:ttain'libtati on. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. ryelf". THE CITY OF DUBLIN tliPsir#‘ l ' STEAAI.PAC K . ET C OMP AN Y; .INCORPORATED 13• Y• ACt_OF PARLIANIENT. The.,ahove „Oolopany sail. their Vessels, (with or. wah.wit i ,10 `iytakitig' Goods and Passengers to the following ports, ttiN it t )Ul3 LIN Daily. I er , I ELPAS'PL-The ATHLONE, 'on' W ED NESD A Y next, „ "tfi 7th. instant, at Ten o'clock 'in the Morning, from the Clarence Dock. Apptijor • Ditblin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water -street. JOHN M`CAMMON and C0., - 1 . • . • 'lll , 49lncit!le of this Company is that- of attaching all fin ers and hkpOrters by a Division of the Profits among them, gr t4 ,21 3 -kituiesit of the Dividends—thus creating.a. community- of ar.94, between the.,. Shippers. and Shareholders—a principle ~„, 19 1,wi1l best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their rnienlla; and to , Shippers of all de s criptions . of Goods and 'Of, 81,0:k the .having a well supported •Establishment of first 'Clis Steamers, and the loWest rate of Freight cOmpatible with a 'aaelittention to their maintenance. • i..NARAL STEAM NAVIGATION. COMPANY. rt '—' Thi GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION ,4 tCOMANY.'S -first-rate 'and, superior PACK ,,-,M.,.11,7v% BTSl P euvo the CDSTOAI:•IIOUSE, LONDON, (weather Permitting) for— -4 ALAAIBU RG, (carrying hii Majesty's Mails,).every Wednes -, ~11,4444S..aturclay„early in the Morning, returning every Wed --c fey . afia gatUrday. -korrsitim A and the RHINE, (carryingjais-,Majesty!•c. `.‘011,-.),..eyery Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at, Seyen n'eliick precisely returnlng every WedneWay and Saturday ' Meltln.; Redtt'ced Fares—Chief Cabin, ,g 2 2s. ' • ho and the RHINE,. (with . a bag of letters from. t i } :e l'ost-office,) with the Antwerp Company's :Steam ' Ship ,ritiees t nVicleria,•Thursday and Sunday,, returning - Wednes -40; and Sunday, Reduced Fares-,-Cbief , Cabin, £22s. OSTE`ND and 'the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning' ititado.y,clOit. Reduced Eares,,Chief cabin,. El 10s. ~ C:4l.,A.A.S—Thursday, and Sunday. Redticed Fares—Chief t s 'irni, - 54. 13QLIJOGNE-4VednesdaV and Siturday. Reduced' Fares — 7 - Ch,,ief.calzin.„ 55.. ... . . krid'.ll-orif' London Bridge Whar' for RAMSGATE and ititli,7.E.. , ,„Z_DI URGI-1, NpWCASTLE, and, lEIiWIC.K-ON .(-Wit .-Tg4f Steam Ships of this 'Coinfienyv teed' or' 114 I4frialcac••arill. Edibborgh Stearn. Packet Company, leaVe the Itritti r , sniißk ,Witarf, Blackwall,,for Edinburgh, Wednesday, and clitiuday..Niglit ; and-for NEWCAsTLE every, ten days. AitintrivSiiipa will shortly commence running tullE.R, W WK.-. °NAM EED. - . . ~P-aIiNBURGI- I .;—.The powerful and magni fi cent new Steam iniffiTHE CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in mag , nitgpoks:napatit . capacity, ',is ,new placed upon this. station. b ,r i fvl6eielit Lir Holterdam apply, to Messrs. -Du Btu and -.* i' , 'Crescent,. Minoties ; for Thursday's. Packet to An ,li t1e, 4 ,'..,:, 'essrs. D,E,Bru,and iLtiri . a' unil for:Sunday's Packet, t'S''''' tsar . — L,IpIITLY and SimoN, 123, r Fench it ieh-street ; and 6 4 ill'ireliii* stations to - - i,l r.- Nour.t.AN:, I, -Witter-liino, Tnwer tr944;;,-13ertlii,inly be secured -- at 'the .Offices. , of! the,Comp9yi ' 3 !", Res?nt,,circus and G 9 Lombard -street, and at Cl, Charing rage •fitirr3s;:i, etill eii hall-s't re et . ... ' . AV444l t .' j a.jiti l lill,l'4i..l;4gos to be :brought. to. thir - Ofggei of ""Nornpnv...47- 4 :#ertenti-circus, and 65, Lombard-at rrtet. ,llViwerful Steam-packets may be engaged for Towiug and e ntcuesions. Cll Ait LES BESSELL, Secretary. • . .. . , ~ , Ma eiill Ste ant Noe ic a tit) ri , Company, t .. 61kaiotelatil.s trotit, :an d 37,:Regent,eircus. S • . _. ,- ~ ~. )4otl' 'dig. trul y valutiblp CAMOMILE PILLS for s ., ' ingwrioN,&—Thee Pills' ate a pure extract of kiftilinnontileYlowers; prepared by a peculiar process, by which the nieilieina( properties of rather more than one ounce pi t n 4 flowers are concentrated into four Moderate sized Pills-. Titer are land in _Operation., and have proved - wonderfully -sue: tss.sfiil in renoving every sympOin of indi , estion, sick headache, loss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions of the kit and all, complaints arising fl•om a -disordered state of the (111 4rs•t.tve, organs ;; they require no alterations of diet,,and their fiperation , will be found so beneficial in giving tone to the'stis: Naish - i..regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, fON,to , convince .all who take them of their great, utility. rerpouovLiohave suffered from indigestion for several ears 4 4 , 10 14)y:their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a !allYi l nctsig,propf that in the smallest compass, is contained the ta'rgpst quantity of the tonic principle, of so _peenliar a nature as t 6. pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health 412 4.,streugth... ...! • . . Sold wholesale by'Barclay and Soni ; T. Butler; E. EdWards'; :Newbury and .Sons; W. Sutton. and Co. ; and A. Wilough -4vlnri (40..13- Godfrey Windus,), fi4,'Eishopgate - strect, M r atiOirt",tondon ; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi .rktti; venderi. His. ,Majesty's Royal A uthority. - *.P-11.17/FESSOR SWEDOVICS H YGEAN :IrR the effectual extirpation of every species and sy m p to m f the Syphilitic Disease,audt he many disorders arising from u'll)roper treatqiept, -Dtepared a soul by the sole ProprietOr,'. at, No. 51. Seel 4tteetc.Lieittqlool.,„(coar doors from Slater-street) in boxes .at 041t - Ph c itbi eat* tioleis , given clire . et inns how to ta ko these Pills; alaciltsp.rvations , on, points:, beneficial to the patient...being hints woilliiitiowing, by these who are, or have been sufferers from thiedientlltaarwijdevaistating . • .i• • "Tenienti,occarite morbo." ~. • "Oppose the.disease in its infancY." "The'se, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies-.'tis thus el-e t peisati4g widt,the foe of God, atill.man, t theii. degradest .hu nature, and blasteth the opening prospects Of human le treiity."—Ett Ara. li; 8 °- ,1 4 1 41.Professor. Swedour,. when he . di s covered his.grand Lireck,t. fur this Complaint, The "Hyciean Pills." ((hell un the annals of medical discoveries,)es a specific, renter '3 l IQ exterminate front thasystem.,,that intruder on the , .plea- Pres frelnently imbibed in moments of inebriation, et' I hought es'sness : never dfd'a diseoliery excite a - ,ireater sensation, it w ad - snuschUalteec with,. avidity, and used with ; undeviating lcf,erts,iu,,the repst minute and intricate cases of the delicate for the eure of which, they 'have been so long cele- Z atea. .Thelante of these. Pills.. throughout ,Germany, caused e ir needy introduction into ,almost every country,, and ad -4 Jes se: were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who "Nd-the chair at Leyden University. congratulatory of the cir- • Zpstiptce, • The certainty. ith which they were continually thnistered;cin be attested by Many thousands, in fact during ong continental war they were, the inseparable companion 14 4-fa3, r gßatd,of the soldier,. in ,all cases where the . slightest oft, ptcion of i n fection was entertained. What Medicine can be rikapprn,riate than that which has given such general satis -114(!4n., Ilygeart Pills root out every.partieleof the insid ‘o4.poison, purifying in their progress the wholerniss of fluids, Y c ridt'otily remove the disease, hut renovate by their action "Wellligifißtni,f,yactiops,of The. hody-,ex,pelling the grosser ha- , ',,,";urs, and in a.ma:nner'so 'mild and, imperceptible as to 'con ,s'nee tlie'inesf sceptical of their astonishing . and unequalled PnWers„,t bey ne-ithe,r . c ontain,.mercury or. any other. mineral, V . , ( 1 may he taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery hHeir tequire l ite restraint of diet, loss of time , or hindrance of, t 48i ness. The, ilygean . Pills may be depended upon as.a.cer-il 4 ' 4 , cure bypersons of either sex, in all stages of a.certain * " 0 , and th at without producing the least inconvenience. At ''viriT"tied,,sthen the slighteat suspicion may exist r it. will b e 114?ilaive TecoU• to the llygeatt Pills, hn taken be- 6 - disease ha s made its a ppearance it f acts as a certain , qr,tive,; ;removing ,the cotnplaint effectually and secretly., i.n N34affib g le state ; in which many person s have bee n when . i l .ng the priOprietOr front the use of mercury, renders it lin " titivelY necessary to caution the p?blic ,a g ainst that danger ,%Mineral when ijudiciously administered. Dayiesen will attend daily at his. residence, o. 54; Seel ; -•ree t , T L .. • uiverpepol, fronrEiylain. the morning until Ton of night, i'Y' l 4 4l,, nsrfciuti,Nin? till. Two,) ; where he gives advice to al , I te t ati4.taking any of his preparations, wirtiouT A FE B. *ll4l.!**'(igoo-rytia) encloaitta•reinittance, answered by re-, witV*plictitealninetually transmitted to any address,. mats ur mane. MADE OF INC.OII,IIODIBLE,•SUBTANCES, AND .MINE4AL.S.pCCE.DANEUM,. . FOR FILLING DECAyED.TBETH, w i IIEcoUT,HEA,T OR PRESSURIC MONS:MA LLAN, SURGEON ,DENTIST, • Boul,Tß 4 ET.,..Llyp;,:pug4t ; It nilan and Sons, 32 1 ,,Great.,4n0e11-sireet, Blowns7 bury-square ; 9, 1 - 44 Moon-street, .Piccadilly, and 10, Ludgate- Loncl 9 n, „ TILL continue to restore DECKS:F . II TEETH with their CELEBRAXEIOLLIi.ERAL SUCCEDANEUM so UM versally recomuiendeinfthe - FACULTY of" London and Paris. The operation is perfortne4 in a few seconds, without.th Alightest PAIN,, HEAT, or PRESSURE, .and allays the mast excrn iiatin pain, and lasting fur many years ; also FASTEN LOOSE .TEET whether arisipg from ago, neglect, or disease in the Gums. INCOItRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA TURAL TEETH placed; from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration, or, coil osion, ; ond,fixed without the incumorance of wires or am other ligatures, and answer every purpose of ARTICULATioN and MASTICATION. Charges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth Repaired. riONCENTRATED ESISclf, of JAMAICA GINGER, k...) a Certain Cure and Preventive iii cli Neryous"complaints, Spasms, Gyut,, Rtleu!uatisy),,p . :.-This, Essence proved, in nu, mcrvus cas e s during, the prevailing epidemic of 1k32, tiA be de cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, ur Spasms of the Stomach and Bowels. Alk.the-objectiors that have hitherto attended the administra7 tion.of•Ghlger lu excessive heat and irritation of )he sauces iu the act of swalloWing, and itsithaequent. itueasv sensation in the stomach end bowels, &A:. are now completely overcome hythe introduction of this el.g.aut Preparatiun, which isyriade from.the tilt of the finest JaniliteaGinger that is im ported. This pith (one ounce of w bich is equal in suength to four ounces Of. powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious chemical process, by wliich alone the whole of it a arrive princi ples can be serrated; and is noW offered to the ti,ublic in the veto desirable form of a Concentrated Flu lit EAkee. . In all Nervnqs Complaints, all(1 litaclwricifiacet4ffectipi A is, it is wonderfullp sticcessful, acting as.a t gei4eiVl4h i lf 53,i) fp, Stomach. diffusing a mild suit cord iEtiovtitstitiskAr r ,,t,,i4i4u,),e system; it assists I)igestion,..removes,..Eati, l ien.q„ Stomach, Giddiness, 1-lead-ache, 4e. and exhilirates the spirits, .thereby averting the necessity Which tridot'relicoitiiiele Nereous persons to have recourse to ardent Spirits, in, ho Pe of obtaining a temporary relief, to which practice they,soOn.become 'nab itti al ed, and the fatal results are too well known. to require repetition. In thi rs . p „ pnrat i on jli q y experience all the relief afforded .by such baneful practices, unattended by their subsequent in jurious effects. For Gout or Rheumatism, both as a preventive and remedy, this If i ssence stands ,unequalled. As an outward application, the Essence of Ginger is particu larly serviceable. lit Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, &c. where the pain is usually confined to particular ,joints, attended with great stiffness, aiid an annost total loss of motion ill he affected rubbing the parts with the Essence, and taking a tea spoonful three times a day in Will and water, a. glass of diate relief will be experienced, awhile activity and vigour uf the affected part will be ,speedily I"uired. One tea-spponfol added to a glass of Sqla, S' , eid:itz, or oth er I . Mineral Water, will prevent that chilling sensation i u th e Sto= i .enruth. which is. so often experienced by persons of debilitated constitutions. From the vent estimation in which this article is held, and 'the high commendation bestowed on it by Analytical chemists, , ,and the Ivlediral Press generally, who declare it to be the, strongest and most highly Concentrated Prepaiation of Ginger they ever met with. many Ismirinus imitations, under shatter ,names, havy be,en offered to the Public, the Proprietor, there,. foie, requests the Purchaser will observeudini. cool that that athisEat the Go ssenceis . prepared only at 118, Helliorn Hill. Lo .vernment Stamp ,bears the. signature of M. O. Wray, without which it cannot be genuine. ' Prepared only by WO. WIZ A Y, Chemist./ 8. liOlborn Hill; _and sold wholesale by Messrs. BA ittf;Alrfand Solvs, don:street, London; Messrs. Boss and N !cur NC; A I 1%, C hirui l'ele-office, Lord-stieet ;. NI r. C. Ma On 20, Sriut ; . I (Liverpool; and all reSpectable.Patent M eilicil) o Velitler, in town and country; in bottles at, 2s. 9.d. and 4s. Gil. each, duty ' ineluded fur five bottles in one for'lls. . The only Warehouse for- Wray's Digestive or :Dinner Pills," for pieveuting Indigestion, Flatulency, Ileartl.nin, and ! Disorders of the Stomaeh; Wrav's Celebrated Balsamic Pills," a ceitain. Cure ter till Diseases of the Urinary lizitiges. . . SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE, Founded' on the original Basis of • THE LONDON EQUITABLE. .•-, • VRESIDENT. • • ' Tholtight Hon. the Balla Rosebery. VICE4 , RESIDENTS. . . , The Right Hon. Chas.. Hope, LordPresidentolCourt of Session. His Grace the Duke of Buceleuch and Queensberry, K.G.• The Most Noble the 111arquis.otTweeddate, K.T. Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, of Fountaintiall; Bart. • • . , . (All being, together with the whole body of Directors; Ordinary - and Ixtraordinary, in terms of ,the Laws, Members 4f, aua personally connected with the Society,,by Assurances of than three years' standing.) • • This is the olaest and roost extensive LIFE Ottytcti: in Scotland. INSTITUTED a.n.`lBlN. • HEAD OFFICE; EDINBURGH, . , 5, St. Andrew-street. Present Accumulated Fund e:rceedinq Ifalf a Million Sterling, . Annual Revenue exceeding : One Hundred Thousand Pounds., WHoLe. PROFITs • BiILoNG TO THE AssultEn; gr in Additions made by way or Heiner to the policies of thi4 capital suing. assured, according F t il! V O 4 2 ice Assurances granted to any extent, not exceedin .Lotitx),ort n f g ro t ni ii the fi Y du t'o r . a n t t f;l7 l e l y t . he approved Lives. No Life Office in. Great liritain, Lon n enabled to don, enacted, its : restiictiog by-law of has been afford equal advantages . to the assured,. Its Funda and Revenues are in a state of the most rapist, inerease. , „ Farther additions, in proportion to the amount ii" , (Vst' dthi nt"'' since the F..quitable,'(if of the policies, will be declared - at 'the' uppi l blihug ['ow rTi) rug - neat in vest igation. • „1„, ~it o The causes Which haveled to theeXtraoidinary,pNOMlY,„! this office, and which bay.e.enabled it to' declare so larite.ad tions, may. be• easily traced:— It Was founded, and has. all along been conduct - di!, g sure basis of calculation. ' Thu safetv.of the datii:from which its fable's of rites are duced, had been amply proved ID-„, the lung aud succes,,fui experience of the -Equitable. . The utmost econieny, consisteatwitliprovisien for an efficient management, has bean 'observed' throughout. The seiec;i a of hvesitas'bgpli rigidly attended to. f t , fe u: 6s 11.. , 1Ve lieen'Stiee'esSfully'investeil: • It has been uniformly prompt and liberal in its settleinents. It is ,110bybee from the Um then and conflicting interests of a Pii cr,-;; mt. s It Y. it has elle; ly discountenanced the objectionable 'practice of pit Sing to Solicitors, or Other parties unconnected with tuk! othee, large coniiiiiisiuns, ay au inducement to bring as surances ; and' The rules for the distribution of the Surplus Fund or profits has been proved to be alike founded on equity and experience. While, from the operation of these causes, this Office has been enabled to economise to the utmost in behalf of the assured, the cost at which the valuable benefits of Life Assurances are ob tained; its advantages are by. no means limited to this:— Its large and rapidly increasing. capital and revenue, and,the well-known promptitude and liberality of its settlements, have long snice opened up and still secure to it, in a progres sively increasing ratio, all those sources of profitable busi ness, which the, most favoured' proprietary bodies or trailing • insurance companies can command. ' The . profits , from those classes •of temporarf, deferred, and other assurances, which, it has been found expedient to ex-. elude from any participation in the Snrplus Funds; as also the profits from lapsed and surrendered policies, and from successtul investments of capital, ruse all equally . available to this Society auto proprietary iusuranc.e companies. ' 'l'he important difference is to be found, and to be found only, in the application of the profits proprietary cumpauies, their operation is exhibited in in creasing the value of the:proprietors' stock, and raising their dividends. In this institution as, the profits belovg wholly to the cosererf, their ope ro f, o u is s epii, f e,, : ffiose large additions, which, as in the ease of.the Lonclon T klAnitable, will undoubtedly render " P"..46l . lepened in :this °Zee, and steadily kelit tip during theiseh'ule,period of a prolonged life, a very valuot inhe . I%—sr ' i ' t ' an tan ce c! ,‘ Zq' 4 9 " Pl il p . !ere d before the books a ro c , oscd fr,r the r reit ear, bavetheimperta i nt advant;oie of afit , / R eoi.'s. , tai,di, , g over those deleytd bfi till tsconitnencm eent of another Veer. For Tables of Rates,' `v ; apple to • , • WOUGHTVI', SON and Co.. xFhange-place, Is cuts for LiverpooL, TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. LIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY. lARTIES' willing' to CONTRACT for BUILDING the APOTHECARIES' HALL, intended to be Erected in Colquitt-street; may see the Drawings, and receive. printed Copies of the Specification, (together with' the Measurements of thW-Wark, calculated by Mr. ••Weighttnan,) at the offi ce of Messra. CUNNINGHAM and Architects, Wood-street, at 'any tinie from' Monday, the November instant, to Monday, 'the ,511 r 'Deeember, both' inclusive. Sealed Teruihrs tole delivered• on or before the last-men titinechta4, addressed to' the , Chairmau of Directors, to the care on h6fienairsignecl, the SoliCitors of the Company. - • • ThO9Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest Tendee'l ',and-theitartV. to . whom the Contract may be given will be'requiredto preen re Competent Sureties. By 'order of•the Directors , • F'OIISHAW and BUCIIANAN, Svl,t itors to the Company. 21;-CitizpiggtreetyNifeetaingi 214, IS3d. .• 112, A SE It for DECEM BE It, price 2 s . 6d. contains, The Songs of Horace (from the Trout Papers: ) Deca the Fifth, with Eight Odes;—The Statesman. By John Galt ; Oliver Yorke at Paris. A Conversation with Clutteaubriand upon English Literature •-T h e•Radicals, the, Dissenters, and the Papists ;— Sir Egereon Brydes to 0. Y. ;—Mr.. Graut's Great Metropolis ;—Gallery _of Literary Characters., No. 79, with a full length Portrait.of Buctistoue;—A Song of Solitude; --The Remembrance of a Monthly N urse. Sergeant Chat tertou; —Crichton;—Epistles to the Literati. No. Di.. Joanna Baillie to the EMior;---December Sonnets, with Annotation. By Sir 11Iorga.n 0' Doherty, Bart. ;—lndex.. . dailies Fraser, '215 Itegent-street, London, and Wm. Grapel, Liverpool. 1836. Disc. 1. sdny were 2.50) to the trade. Dix. 1. ye been rather %taco of 3d to trictly adhered ly given by the k b very limited 1 at about the 3tl R 4 • 3 .6 e 3. • 310.. 4 0 • 3 9.. 310 4 .1 .. 4 • 0 '0 .. 0 0 . 2 9.. 3 0 .4R 0 54 a .4S 0 NI O .51 0 55 .0 . 53 0.. 5Fi 0 . 50 0 54 .39 0 46 It 50 0 .. 52'0 . 0 0.. 0 Go 0 0 , 0 .0 0 0 o o".. a A . 58 • 0.. 60 a 50• 0 54 0 ,•56 0 60 0 t, 010_ ft .241 0.. 28 0 . 28i , 0 31 0 . 28 6 .. 30 0 . 0 30 0 .. 0 0.. 0 0 O._ 0. 0 . 3 5 0 .. 37 6 33 0 34 .0 . 1 8 1 10 r, 18.36: P. I'. use 2OB r. J. Ashoroft, liarged ,15 Noy. 29. t Mr. J. V. J. of Greece.. --proprietors.:-J. Willows, Lan reet. Cheapside'. •T. Grundy and and Co., Stock ;an, -Manchester, Id Manchester. 31), printer. er Dec. 13, and pool; Solicitors. i•-lane, London. ter Dec. 17, and Is, Manchester. adsey, Surrey. street, London. neliestet. em• icreltants—Dec. ns, Baige-yeitd. Catlin. Black. Jett and J. Mit al, R. C. Shep carrier—Dec. 1. inn -street, Lon- Loudon. silk. • Lon.; in., South, Ash.; G. Scott. sen.; , • Rislatt.bridge. deY. Yorkshire, on or before the In, Manchester. 'bra, Brighton, )1' a son. Birmingham. of 6unimer. di, Mr. Jatnes James Murray, • to Miss Ellen 3 . Esq. of Lich riner place. ovs Borthwielc. . George Deus, )e Rev. Thomas ❑ow of Queen's Salhamstesd :est daughter of Ir. Robert go., ongest claughtet , Srth of a son on ['soy. Esq. Incr.- Ayres, aged /117 town. , United States, ROPPI.4)I re, .nt qualities, his Facbtrirei Holing, ne ,elMse; Stirgeonv ral chemist Awl ro, ivtiu :settled tvlio first irtro• y-muriatic arid ' erpbol, in 11423. )orothy r wife or tort. Denbigh= IL l'ritehard, of Williaws,sBpar- 1'39. an ilTo'r4s of 4* Alionotes, who frightful id maintained ite were iikefbe.„ arrUw. lii fouTth datlgiithr his town. at tidy ngdom of GoLL'' ivas upstitrils' of Glass Compan.T.: 'ten's Moulder* Tom-st.teet. Mr. of , WhitechaVel. of. Lieut. Bats ,. -sttoet. owed 82. et. in this town. rgeon. her. (Mr. Hue! liness; Janet th e int. lirownlow ve weeks. the Lady - , Linr (laughter of the avern, Denbigh. L:lothes catching afflicting to her 'ing to a recent ‘vrifee weldo r any assiatanca HP9 R I qbardsoP , lward Lind, E9N• re friend, 'bit ' 3 trill daughter of daughter of the the Hon. Mr. .?zzintler Sather- Df Vincent Big- aged 53, NI . 11 • elty of Carbele. MORNING, ) LICRItenoT. .s. NeeWn and con, Wei brOOK; in-lane; JosePh nond, 27. Lout .street • Clarke • Mr. 'Thom" e London Com lisalem Coffee oster-roir ; and a d nee dle-street, lan Lee, at his i Henry-street. ; xe hange-atreet. . Malley. Bonk ston and MT. / / .1 ..~ .. . . • ~v, ; ...- : ....,.... , 4 ,9 „,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ii .....,„ th , fe. ( 0 4 -:. . 0 ....,.,_ , .„.. „, f l'" O. ft 7 11 , • .."- ' ~.,:-.- ' - 7,:: •,; " ( _ , _ - ~ VOL. VII I.—No. 421.] MO lig auttion. THIS DAY. ... - . THIS DAY, (Friday,) the,.2(. 1 . instant, at• Twelve, at the. Publ i c Sale -Town, Exebaage-buildings, . . .950,8a1es ,Surat COTTON, . .. . , For further partieulArs it p-plv. to .. . . . . , tioi,..i., IN i.; KA I) anc.l 2 T,ETLX,.Brokers. .., .., AND GENERAL COMMF,RCIAL OAY. instant; at Ten o'clock; in Chg.loner and Houghton's Bondlid Yards, in Harritigtuu-street, Sefton stieew and Kent-street, The following Four Cargoes of ,Honduras and St. Domingo MAHOGANY, viz., • . 327 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, being tho Cargo now land ing ex Cares; from the .Bay. direct,. 300 Log Honduras M A HOGANY; being the Cargo now land ' jug ex Mariner. front the Bay direct, 235 Logs and Curls St. , Domingo MAHOGANY, being the Cargo now landing.ex Dovecot, froni St. Domingo,' 255 Logs: and Carla' St.. Doming - o , M A HOGAN Y, being the Cargo now landing ex Aurora, from St. Domingo. • Also 138 Logs African MAMOGANY; Or. Guthbia, 21 'Loge Habana CEDAR, per Marys, 104 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Marys, with about 200 Tons of . I.IOSEWOOD and !LEBRA. WOOD. On account of theliniiO;rters, CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the sth instant. at One o'clock;`at Buchanan and Browne's Office, 8, Oklhall-street, 45: Tons .Jainhice. , l4OGWOOD," 4 Tons Cubs..FUSTIC, . . 3 Tons COCUS .WOOD,; N'eve,lendinz. ox Charlotte, floin Jamaica . , west side Prince's Dock.—Apply to BUCHANAN :nail .BROWNP., Brokers. TUESDAY; On TUESDAY next, the 6th instant; at Twelve o'clock, at 1346trauan and - Browne's Office, , Oldhall-street, - 5000 East IndiaKlPS - and - Bliffalo HIDES, Ex 1ia144, Ir.Onv.Calenttir.—Apply to -Mici•ticiN HUNTER, Esq„ Merchant, onto . . . . BUC,II4NAN„and BROWNE, BrOkers..,. Qn 'TUESDAY 1142Xf, the - 6th' instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and .Browne7t. Office,.S, Oldball-tstreet, 1200 Dry Brazil 11 IDES; ,600 Salted Jamaica DITTO . , Latelylandetl.-40y . - HANAN arid BIIOWNE, Brokers. FlitibAN/. On FRIDAY next, tlie.9th instant, at Jwslve o'clock, at Joe Brothers and Latham's -Oftlee, , .Hargravest-buildings, 3JOO East India HIPS, , Ex Eleanor Laidmans, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. SANDS, TURNER, antl•Co.; Merehlints, or to JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers. .For account of whomit nuty concern: On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at l'weite,o',elock, at Litt's Warehouse,,,2l4, Argyle 7 street,, 11 Casks BORACIC ACID, partially damaged, Ex. German, from Leghorn.—Apply to Messrs. CA RNE andTat.o, Merchants, or to HENRY GLYNN,apd SON. Brokers: Ou PRID4Y next, the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at, Samuel Dutton and Nephew's Qdice, 15. Exchange-buildings, 2(1 Chests of East India GUM RABIc, , Landed; ex Lipton, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. T. TAT iI:ItSALL, SON, and Co,:, or. SAMt, DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers. , AFTER FRIDAY NEKT. On Tuasnevi the' 13th instant,at Twelve o'clock, at Roscow and - RifteslOffice, Water4street, 15,000 East India HIDES, Just arrived,-'ex; Sherbrooke. —Apply' to Messrs. WILDES, PlocattsGlLL, and Co., Merchants, or to - - ROSCOW and RIGG,, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at Daniel Buchanan and,Son's.Office, Dale-street, 43 Chests SHE'LL. LAC, 25. BaIes,SAFFLOWER, 200, Bales MUNAET, 10 Chests INDIGO, 750 Baia RICF.I: • 1100 Bags GINGER,' 720 Bag's-TURMERIC, • 19644Bnudles RATTANS, • ; ISO Pieces , SAPAN , WOOD'S • , 'Ex--Matilda,Sroin Calcutta.—Apply-to Messrs. W. M. DUNCAN and SON, Merchants, or to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers. PERFUME, HAIR CUTTING,. AND FANCY WIG I ESTA L Itir - OrPti.SITE THE LIVER 'cLissoLD, the Proprietor of this Establishmept, is sin e cerely grateful to the Public of Liverpool fat the support rind encouragement which he has received since commencing' business on the above Premises. From his extensive expcii ence during a series of yours in several Ltindon Houses of the first standing and respectability, and their method of doing business, embracing an intimate acquaintance with the most, recent and impto‘ed discoveries in every branch of the trade, he feels confident that no- Establishmeta either in the -metropor lis or in the country can ,outsiep him in the excellence of his. Articles or the moaerate nature of his Charges, from the small est trifle to.the most.valtsable preparation. ' lu Order to prove, himself deserving of the high patronage. with which he has been favoured; J. Cussol.n has fitted up PRIVATB CUTTING ROOMS . for both Ladiesand Gentle men, perfectlpdistinct from , each other, under the exclusive care ofhimself and .accomplished Assistants, in which ,the most superior and fashionable. mode, of Cutting, is ,daily But he begs-most particularly to draw the attention of the Pub lic to the unique qualityof his, Perukes, in which those „it:Wis. petisable requisites, lightness, luxuriance, beauty, and the closest imitation of nature, ,are.adroirably combined,. forming a strong Contrast to the clumsy and _misshapen caricaturea called. Wigs which, emanate from some of the most imposing concerns in the town. ~ , Cle,t47s4.sti;eet, December 1, 1836. , , • • VIOTIOE . IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the To I.Ls•arii;in g L at the TottkGates twou the'rurnpike Road between War. rington and Wigan;- in the- county .of Lancaster,: called or known by the nantres of Iluirne and Pemberton Gate,. will be LET by' AUCTION•to -the 'best-Bidder, at the house of- , Mr. Thomas May, the Legh , Arms --Hotel; in Newton wit iin Mae• kertield, in the said eountyon•TiturtsoAy, the 22d day of De_ cember next i lit Twelve o'•cioek at Noon, in the manner directed by the Acts-of Parliameut-nowin.force " Vor regulating , Turn. pike. R,oads," which Tolls produce& the la'.t year the- sun% o f £1,385 above the expenses. of collecting them, and will be p u t up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the•hest bidder must at the same time pay one mouth in advance (if required) of the Rent at which .such Tolls may belet, and give security, with sufficient, sureties, to •the.satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly or other. wise, asmay be then ordered. Dated this 9th• day of Novem ber, 1836. JOHN FITCHErf, Clerk to the Trustees Nolan AND SOUTH WAIES BANK.. • • • 28th Noretalmr, 1835. .vroncE.:ls HEREBY GIVEN; that the Directors have resolved•to make a CALL of-Tivo Pounds Ten Shillings per Share,' hong the fourth itistalluent on the Capital Stock of the said' Batik. • The Shareiroldere a-re therefore requested to Tray the same into the , Bank-heie, or in-any of its Branches established in the followitlg, places, no or before the 2d January next, viz:: Dot gelly, Ywllh li, Welch pool. Oswestry Ituthin, Carearvou, Chester, Derrbigh,-' Mold, Wrexham, Aber)st with, Newtown, Llanidloes, Llanrwst, Llaugefei, Bala, Fes- Machyalleth, • By order of the Board, • THOS. A. COItLETT, General Manager. BOROUGH OP LIVERPOOL. - • WANTED, , a PERSON competent for the Office of SPECTOR of WEIGHTS and MEASURES for this Borough. he' hit . .duly, to enter Shops, Warehouses. &c., within the Borough, for the purpose of examining the-Weights and Measures used therein, and to seize such as are found unjust. The Salary is ZIOO per annum, and tyre person appointed will he required not to engage in any other business, and•to devote his whole time and attention to the duties of his office. ..... A pplications, with .tesiimonials; under corer, sealed and ad dressed to the Chairman of the Committee on Weights and Measures, must be left with Messrs. ELLts and SHILTTLE woturH, at the Police-office, on or before SATuanAT, the 3d of Deeemher next.. • .... . -- A W ...i • "•-• 4 . .. ' '''''", — e`7. l . 4111144 k. . 4. • , .. .41 . • , ' d • , e: • , * • , .. ^ • 4;! q,r t ~.s. , ) ~.• >4 , 41 ~ .4. l efelS•V i '?: -,-,- ! '-' 4 , 4 4 , e 14 4 It''' wt.,' ' fi li l lr. "Ill'' ' - , ADVERTISER. HEARTs RESOLVED, AND' HANDS PREPARED, THEIBLESSINGS THEY'ENJOY TO GUARD !7--SmoLLETT. FRI DAY, DECEMBER 2, 1836. .411 also by Auction. TOXTETEI-PARK CONSERVATIVE :ASSOCIATION. r IHI, M MBE iis nt the •TOXTETH-PARK , WARDS V, CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION intend DIN IN,G to , ,ither on 'N ES DA Y, the 6th December next, at DOWCIGGIN'S, Flih-park Coffee:4l , mm% Diuno; : on,the ,table: precisely at Five o'clock. r - Application for Tickets to be uncle on or before Saturday n the, 34 December, at the,ba.r.of•Duwbiggins. DUTCH BULB ti, • By Mr. T. 13.11ANCII, To-mnanow,.(Saturniy,) the3d.iustaut, at Eleven o'clock o at the Hanover Roams, A' CLIO ICE Collection of DUTCII,I3ULBS,, the celebrated grim of mr. TuaoLEN, at•Haarlemi um:(1 comprising Dmible and ,Sinr,le, Hyacinths, Nareisoses , ithies; - Crocuses, liatturteuluses, Anemones,. &e. , , , ,,whieh.ntay be viewed on the Morning of Sale,. when Catalogues-uitty be had.. CIIAPUAU .FRANCMS., • SOLD ONLY• BY JAMES •REAY,. I 8„ BOLD-STREET. ITARE properties of this HAT ate lightness, shortnesseqftfap, .11 atW brilliancy of Colour, which cannot, be affected : by sea air, and in durability equal to two of the best Beaver Hats, and allowed from its beauty and texture to be superior to any 1 - let yet invented: I'rice for Cash 20s. LiCorpool, Nov. sth, 1836. VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOR UNRESERVED SALE. 1) -LUCAS be gs to-intimate. to Gentlemen nn,the Turf and I.t. the 'Pubik in general, that he has received instruc tions to SELL be AUCTION, without reserve, on MONDAY next, the sth of, December instant, the whole of the valuable RACING STUD helongiug to lionlinT Tunix sot, Esq., who, in consequence, of c ontinued.indisposition, is declining the Turt altogether. Awl for the same reason, and at the same time; will he Sold, without reserve, the , whole..of the BLOOD .sTOGK- belonging to WILL IAM TURNgit, EST, M.P. The Stock consists, of- the Stallions Recovery,Olympus;. and Equator Brood Maree, Horses in Training, Two-year-olds, Yearlings, Foals, &c., of which full particulars will be given in Catalogues. -The Sale will take place at Mr. Robert Turner's Farm, situ ate' in Crow-lane, Newton, near Warrington, in the county of Lancaster, where-the Stock, may be viewed on Friday - (This Day) and Saturday (To-morrow). previous, and on the Morning of Sale. SILK CLOAKS, ONE GUINEA EACH, FULL'SIZE AND WELL MADE, AT COMPTON-HOUSE, .4 YD 27, CHURCH-STREET, Together with an endless variety in almost every other description equally cheap. . . . , 'INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from. the Port of I LIVERPOOL, are informed by S. W. SILVER tic. CO; OF NOS. .9 ANti 10, courom.L. LONDON, that they may procure th'e whole; iirauy-part of art OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest qualiteofGoods known, including Cabin Fuiniture; at their .Brancht House, Nos. 4 AND k'ST. OEORGeS -OIUISCENT SOUTH. LIVERPOOL, At the same - WHOLES A , LE ';6l-11P PING Prices as at their Warehause, inA.,ON DON. Daily communication between Lond6n and Liierpool for Ship-sailing in limitation, &c. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clocWprecisely. Catalogues may.he had on the , Premises, Crow-lane; at the Leigh Arms Hetet, Newton ; Mr Ityc:As's Repository, Liver pool; Mess's. TATTERSALL'S, London; DlicEit' Repositury, üblin ; and at the 13ush inn,.Matichester. 1 TATIVE OYSTERS, in fine condition, Barrels Gs. ( 311 . and 40s. 131 INGH A M TM PE and LONDON ALAM ODE' ,j11E1...',F in perfection every-Evening at Seven, and in Jars for tFamilies, • • _ YARMOUTH- BLOATERS, remarkably mild, in small Baml,, (fur Store,) 6s. and 10s.: or .Is. 6.1. per Dozen. J. T. BRETT, IF;, Cases-street, Glavton,sqn,tre, Liverpool. .CAN 4Y' WINE. IHlSmurk-esteemed andi.e....colient \VINE is still to be had . oo• application to•J AME 11.Y.N NV IC Crown Chanain.,, Redcross-street. Price•per dczeu Bottlesdocinded.• Orders trout th Country carefully attended to. IPIFTEEN THOU ;AND PO:UNDAI really to. he LENT _llO. • on Mortgage upon. Freehoid producing a Rent adequate - to, the interest, in •stin'ig not leis than. E 2, 0 ,10 to BIRD, and PaiNca,Aatiouutants and Share brokers, Liver. Court, South• Castle-street. [PRICT] FIVEPENCE. LADIES' CHARITY. Mrs. AuGusTus cmdreELL Lady Patroness. Mr. F. HAT Wool) President. E ANNUAL BALL, for the Benefit of this Institution, 'I" will be held, by peruaission of the, worshipful the Mayor and Town Council, in the TOWN -HALL, on TUESDAY, the 27th instant. „ _ _ Tickets, lOs. each. (Refreshments included,) to be had of the Lady Patroness, Duke-street ; of the President, and at the usual places. The Doors to be.openedat Eight o'clock.. Carriages to set down and tato up"with the holies heads fac ing Water-stpet. N.B.—No doney will be received at the doors. ~/ - //; CARPET AND .rURNITURE WAREHOUSP. THOMAS BRANCH 'has on Sale, at the 1 - lANov — Rit Rooms, an extemoive and valuable Asseinblage of Fashionable CABINET FURNITURE, of ever, deseriplion, including DRAWING “00N1 SLITS, of re,l ,0.1 , 1 imitation, Rose.. wOod, in Card, Lou, Work, Flower, unit Sofa 'ratites Chairs, Couches.. Tea [Joys Cheffoniers, Uante . rhuries, and Skreeus.; Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS; FOLDING CHAIR AND SOP.A BEDS; MAHOGANY ARTICLES, In BOokeises; Secretaires, Sideboards, Cheval Skreens, Wartb robes„ Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, Lou, Sofa, Pembroke,. Snap, Work, and Skreen TableS, Couches, Sofas, Children's Chairs, Cots , Cribs, Chest of Drawers, Night Comtnodes, Beasteps, Bidets; Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stands, Stools, &e: JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS, In the greatest variety; FOUR -POST, COTTAGE, CANOPY, FRENCH, NURSERY A AND E'RESS BEDSTEADS; Feather Beds, Hair,'ind Straw Mattresses; PAINTED . CHAMIIEit 11:EQUISats. of all descriptions; • • CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES; BATH orGOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Also, a very diverSified Stock of Ettnisels, Damask, Venetian, and' Kidderminster CARPETING, • Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns; DRUGGETTS,, II EARTH IiUGS, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY CLOTHS, of all dimensions; for cutting to lit Booms, Halls. Offices, Shops, Ship? Cabins ' &c. INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS, HAIR SEATINGS, London.PAPER HANGINGS, &c., &c. By MIS. 3YERS, On - WEDNESDAY, the 7th December,inst.,, at ,One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, Lot I. T HAT,beautiful MARINE VI LLA residence, called ' " West Bank," situate.in Liscard, in•the county of Chester, at the mouth of the. River• Mersey, with the Gardens and Land occupied there-with, comprising an area of about p6OO q uare yaids;:late the property .and residence of Richard Addison, Eq.; deceased, and now in the occupation: of John Coupland, Esq., whose tenancy I,vill , expire on the Ist of Octo ber next. There is certainly not , any situation on the river so attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to make thc; honse• a convenient: and comfortable , residence. It contains Dining - and DraWing Rooms, eaelr-27 feet long, six. good Bed Rooms, exclusively - of Servants' Rooms, Kitfchn, Scullery; Butler's Pantry, Water Closet, and excellent Dry Cellars. • v '2.. A FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lyin;t immediately be bind the above, and fronting•the - road , from the• Shore to New' containing about-3200. squarelards, and being a most :desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The tenure is . Freehold. 1104 The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and the'unprecedented provress of Now Brighton are so enhancing . this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singular van tages of summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an . Indemnity against theexpense of suchindulgence, in the rapidly irnproving value of -the larnt For further particulars apply at - the Office of Mr, J Ol Noturit, - jun., Solicitor, Egchange Alley, where a plan may be seen. to be ii,olV. 9110 he SOLD, by PuIVAtE CONTRACT, that recently-erected. IL and Well-built MANSION, called ATTLEROROU4R H A LL, situated contiguous to the healthy and pleasing village of Attie borough, its the parish of Nuneaton, in ; the county of Warwick, late the residence of George ; theensvey, Esq., deceased. The. M ans i on consists of a lofty and noble:Dining-mon-Land. Draw— ing-room, Breakfast and two other Parlours,: with.,spaciPosrEo trance-halls.. commodious .Kitchens, s gzc., 00 the Ground Floor ; eight .good Bed-rooms on the First Story; excellent Atticks• awl Servants' ,Sleeping-rooms; with admirably built. and per? fectly dry ,Cellarage of -great extent. The, Out-officei,... both Domestic and Agricultural, ,on a : corresponding . scale of variety and usefulness, and.are.situated in conveniently enclosed and separate yards. Thirteen Acres . of Land.; are attached:Jo the house, skilfully laid out in Psoltlocks„.Pleasare .Grounds, Shrubberies .and Orchards, the, Stsratis and Trees:being in the. Most, healthy, and flourishing state, and compriiing also Welled..Garoen of oue. acre ,in the highest state of cultivation. The whole of this desirable: Property, is in, perfect .ordcr. and rep a ir, and: fit his' the reception of .a ,large ; and resrctable. .It is situated S miles from Coventry, and 5 from • inck ley, M asery fertile part.of the comity, on the borders of ,Lei cesterstiire, in the immediate vicinity of Mr...Applewheite's well:known. Fox-hounds, and within easy reach of several other Paclia„,andlhe proposed new line of Railway froin Manchester, ' by, Duuchurch, to London will. 'pass at a very convenient dis tance.froni the Estate. To view, or to treat foi the.pur'chas.e, purchase, application may be made, :to Messrs..J..and G. CRA ovocK, .801 iettors„Nuneaton, War wickshire;. or to Mr. Sixorynar.r., Solicitor, Liverpool. To b Let. NtOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN, that thei Partnership; 1_11" he'retofore subsisting I,tween the undersigned JOHN JONES and JOHN of Newton-it-the-Willows, in the county of Laricaster.. - env,ine - ers and ironfounders, and carried on under the firms of "John Junes and Company," and, "Jones and Craig ,, was this clay' dissidved by mutual .consent. Ail debts now owing by or to the said partnership are to he paid b% and to the said John Jonei. Dated the'42d day or November, 183 G. JOHN . JONES: JOHN CRAIG. OHN JONES*begs to return his thanks to his numerous, Friends for the liberal eneouragement'and support he . has hitherto received, and to inform them, and'the Public in. gene ral, that he intends to carry on the above concern solely on'his. own account, at the Viknuur Foumnay, in Newton; and hopes, by a diligent and prompt attention to all oi7ders he may be fa voured with: to Merit their continued patronage. Newton; neat• Warrington. N0v:224, 1836. TOlia LET, spacious . EQNDED VAULTS, in Getirge'u street, near the Excliatio. Apply to Mr. THoM e CAR,ON, Solicitor, North John-street. TO DEALERS IN PLATE GLASS mug GOVERNOR and Co. of the British Plate Glass Manufacturers het to apprise the Dealers in Plate. Glass; that- they haVe relinquished their Agency Establishment in- South John street and In request all future orders maybe ad.' . dressed <lirec't to the Works, at Ravenliewl, where they;will re= .ceive -every P.,tten!inrr i and bd delivered in Liverpool, with the least possible delay. LECTURES ON CONVEYANCING. COURSE or TWELVE LECTURES . on REAL PROPERTY LAW,. and the ART 'OF CONVEY ANCING. will be Delivered et the C URN bON-40ONS, By WM. IRVING WILKINSON, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, On Texso,tv, the sth December. at Seven o'clock in the Even ing, and eyery succeeding Fut DAY and TOEsnA y (except (ir ing- the- Chrfitmas and New Year weeks) till the course is complete. AthniSsion Ticket—Two Guineas. Clarendon-rooms, Nov. 17; 1836. qR . AND JUNCTION RAILWAY. TO BUILDERS. THE Directors are desirous of receiving TENDERS. for the erection of. a SHED, for the reception of Carriages adjacent and similar in ail respects to that now built for the same purpose at Jockey-lane, Warrington-, and to berompleted in nut less than two mouths from the date of the acceptance of the* tenuer.- - - - - --,Teuders to 7 he addresced to the Treasurer of the o at the Office, Mersey-chainhers, Liverpool, ou or before Mon day, the 12th December, 1E36; after which day no Tenders will lie received. - - - By order of the.Direetors, • JOSEPH LOCKE, Engineer. Livoispool; Nov. 30, 1836: Ilhotttuirt . 14Totirt: ;r l Ap44 (74 I/ W I:MO S . , LIAI thin . ttZ pti 1696. Poynler, Se.a, t-1,e 0 Q.1). E,q. fen.uy \\ T oytitouto,.,Esq. • f194171 , Vi ,,, 5:14,'.135 .. q„ ki:0)44. - SVin . ter, 14(1. tt .lsilotnaiDAAL.) Samuel. 1i0n,.. Sir , FdliOrootbe Evan liihituttlit, 4111 f JaineiflisAiatilei•ES4 4 l T. ,Nrimi t o t s lielps,Al4l; .1 oh oalle4„;VIN• • EiaiiiiieoiititliktO, 44(1. • ! Pot,Ot:aekting4u;lVAq;,,,,, , Directors Of this Society give notice thatthey are now j A igepared to eirect Inoralices ou Lives, in addition to the busineAs w.hich they have hitherto curried n. Tice plan which ht.t, been determined tipon,, and Of lbsusaiums.. nifty be obtained by applieation at itud:ttief Directors' believe. that their of Premi foula)to;fjci,as, beneficial to the Pnli . c ! as that of any •paity c .nhicli estafilisho op . satfepi:inciples. :• pre,seut anapitnt of Capital is siacieut to juSto the Ditectors in' /piing upon this new engagement ; tthich thov do,in tho emit' en,t expectafionthat the membe'rs, who will 1 1 1iutial, Insurer . „viitA'eri: long r eceive a c . onsiderable bene fit, by thp, #kiatveinentA that hav'e been inade;no member will be to cont toWards • liaorers in this : Office ;, ii,t'Ve the , opl ion of receiving,! their share of tlie,prol, 'either iii.inoneypuy went's, or by additions to tbe.stiins insured, orev Coe pieluiiiins being reduced, us may I.e preferred. A . Court of liirectors is held every Tuesday at Twelve o'clock preciely, at which the person Whose life is proposed to be in .by thn Society is emmtted to appear ; but for the con venience of females, - and ,prpons . re,i,ti llg t o th e coun t r y; the Directors hav e th e power . q, - flis,ter.se with such appearance. comitkilorg i bf i ldyfiy.., to profe , .-sional min and others ; yho m a y b ei A iliteleSl* of the Office. 'iliefoliowng .. hig.Fltrfift,ErAtp r :l4 tables, - will give an idea of the wale of aunty ` t.k.pr,e r n r iAnks i rged• NOII-MlUilf izATEs, For thc of Ilk) irigde Life, fhr the whole terra _ „ ottife. the Tal, les the (Jake ; inns will be other Cum- Age' I;,x. Age Age LIFE. " ext LIFE. 'text Birth- Birth day, day. LILT.. • cf. 15 . 1 911 25 I '2( 1 1.1 5 I , 1!) z.Ti 1 19 (i I .i 5 3 5 • (i. I s') L, 3. 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CH of NGLA.I`;‘D.QU ARTE it • LY REVIEW and ' *C ECCLESIASTICAL RECOILD," will be published early in ~January, by W. Pickering, Chancerr . larie,runder the conduct of a Beneficed Clerk:ern-le, assisted by eminent litetary.men, both lay and clerical. The m otives which have led to the announceurentof a periodical of this description must : be.Safficientle obvious to all who take a Lively Interest in the welfare of the. establishment_ The main department is intended to consist of original treatises from the peas of those who ate most competent,-from their thorough theological and literary attainthents, to do just ice to its imp ortance. The critical office will be committed hoot he hands of ad in . able and. experienced . writer, who wiil exercise his judgment the reviewingof .re 7 , , cent publications with impartiality. fear and speak the truth lessly and with sincerity. 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It Is requested that all pouten tt tea tipas, documents, books i ntended .for review, .C;c., may be , forr,vardett , without delay, carriag e and h nest-ps id, to i he viiiilislier, flimcted to the editnr of " TheClitir of EngLii:ii Qqat - terly lioifw. Ativertisetnents received also • by C. Mitchell, lied Linpqaeu,t, Pleet-ctreet. Subscribers! names received pail, of wii,ed Ito! prospectuses ma y tie haO. bv alr. Kaye , Boo kseller, Lir el-. A'NEWLY DISCOVERED WHEAT ' BY 'I'HOIIA.S FUL - LA RD, THORNE I', NEAR PETERBRO', To the great Improvement of Apiculture in_ this Country. TIRE Chevalier Prolific Six. Rovred WHITE WHEAT jl has been proved in three counties this last year;—Mr. Abbot, six miles from Nottingham, from one sack has 20 qrs., now selling at £R per qr. Mr. Lamb, three miles from Lincoln, produced an account into Lincoln mai ket of 8i qrs. Mr. Hare, of Woudhall, near Ilorocastie, had 6i qrs. from one ac,ro, which he has sold at £5 a quarter, retail at £l a bushel.. Mr. Hoag.. son, of Kirton, near Boston, had from the produce ofone busbel 13 qrs . : There are numbers more that have sold at:LZ),to per. quarter. Mr. Shiel, of Grantham,-of the Louden tural Committee, had one quarter of Fullard's Ited Wheat, that produced 4kJ bushels ; it was sold iu the market at 645. when o th e rs were. selling at 365. and 375. Youxsulas.—Mr. Calton produced 7 qrs.; Mr. Cook, 8 qrs, a nd Mr. Scroggins. 9 qrs..to the acre; . Mrs. Lake, from three roods produced 61 qrs. and .1 bushel; T. Wilson, Esq Burton Hall, far exceeds every one ; all in the neighbourhood of Bever , thisk d e i gff, Wheater e f n A ( . l e i 1 1; 1 i r ci !; ee e ,. , w niite‘hha thei s W p rs a oa k va e t, ley a nd Hull. M qu ir u. alJin.itlaihstny the obt n e d i o d u ; b a l s e fie m e u ld n , ag h e a u d l s that from £'2o to £3O per acre and upwards is made more in wheat, only by changing seed. No difference is required in the management, showing that agriculture is not yet half way 'for improvement. Wit halt House, near Louth, Lincolnshire. I beg leave to inform the public the advantage of sowing Ful lard's Wheat. - This year I lay,tny loss at upwards of £l,OOO by not sowing the• whole of my crop. I witness many making - more by •twice and three times per ucie more of Fo'lard's Wheat, same field; same 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 anti 4,000 ncres..of land, and-have done for many years. Insert this as it mai be for the public good. RICHARD DAWSON. To Mr: Fu[lard. R. Dawson, Esq., is the largest fanner in the county of Lin coln. Mortiock House, October 9th. , . Sir,-You wrote to •me on the 7th, wishing we to send yea word how I like your Chevalier Wheat. It is decidedly the best that ever wet; grown in the county of Nottingham, and to ponce to you the high estimation it has gained over all other *l m o, I have sold it to the most respectable fariners,•who..sew tt growing when in lull . ear, at £5 , per quarter.- When ripe 'I 'had such a great demand, I sold 5 qrs. at £8 per qr., and the last threw which . I kept .tor toy own seed, 1 soul at B,gumeas per qr. I have had the Wheat tried, and it makes beautiful Flour. Please to send me two or three bushels of your Royal Wind . see White Wheat as soon as - you can.—l am, sourer . 's peetfwiy , sow, d Mr. T. Hill, near Lincoln. a highly respectable farmer. ack.on this wheat the last.iveek in Feliruat y, and. Put it in e " s w n s u t )re -per the 21st of Atigul;t, end has since sold- it at .rour•ti,7i .. us y . ThossAs.Atieovr . acre than any wheat he . has idis hi t"ed ii"."l!trhrgillardl'°9 Wheat, kind, is sowing every acre of .. slaw] Wiitt- 3 ` • kind. will he happy to be state ment. three miles from Hull, will T. Wilson, Esq., Burton Hall, r e a bove. give. similar informati.h to th re:erred to . tar the nail of the tsunplying his Majesty the King Mr. Fullard had the honour 0 . , i ,.. w. Coke, Esq.,:Holkbam with See 4. Wheat ts, (2 l .u nli n r:'•_. sq., , p; Tathwell, near HoruCestle, 114 11 . two Ye""'; Seed " I s is but a trifle more per acre 'sewing producesi from £2 O to £25 more than other ten years. This n anagement. La per quarter. Price of the Wheat, Hiil.th vv . T,•Caintile, Finkle-street , u , ias a w n , d i, e tn a t e s t: , e heat to sold.to iil , ,„ n „i„,,d. Noted Old Red Buriell Wheat may be bd . part of .4 r, e Letters post paii at the same plac • , , . h w i ?Tt i i ' t i l l , e' ' sa ' i d n e ~ , Mr.. Palmer, Swis: Cottage, York; , Agents —Mr. Campbell , h niklp-stteet, thin ; Mr. Fiddes, Wakefield; Mr. Richerdtbti, of the Locks. Wakefield; Mr. W. Scholefleld, Diincaster; M. l A l i e r 3,:eiril.e.,\•vAaii•kkieist.,, BceocrenrlE6x,c;hange Arms,. Market Weighton ; Mr. Nell; Lontli'; Mr. .lohnSon, Horncastle ;' Mr.. W. I‘Biari.ns.sdyaiilhtz RNiontgti'isi.gbain.; courteney. Newton Sta.etv near Andover ; . Mr. Rowe, No . 2, Clement's-Inn.; London . ; tail , Mr. Fisher, - Lincolu. AGF < NTi for LIV ERPO'OL—Messrs. F. F. MEP'S and *Co., N.. 18, ConEti, Planks. COALS: IiOHN HUSTLER 'and ,Co., hest, Orrell,Coal.Proprietors,, ..respectfully inform their Friends and the Public generally, that they continue to dispose of their best Orrell Coal at 14$. Gd. )er Ton.. Canal Quay, Ist December, 183 C).. BEST HOUSE FIRE ,COAL: , MESSRS. E ESSRS. JONATHAN ,BLUNDLL• and SON are selling their best ORRELL COAL at 14s. 6d. per ton. Liverpool, Ist Dec., .1836. BEST HOUSE TIRE WIGAN , KING COAL. r3 - 11-1E Earl of, Balearres . 's JUNG, COAL is Now Selling at 1-15,.64. per. I'oa. The HAIGH CANNEL, of superior quality, constantly on Sale. CANNELL, Agent. • 68,.01dhall,strie:, De.c.,l, 1836. Lipernd, 2d Dec, 18.36., CILARIK.and.FRANKLAND beg to inform their Friend s and ,the Pithily that they..are. Now Selling, their best HOUSE ' COALS at 14,, Gd. pc;r Ten. ,T 5 E, the. undersuoied COAL PROPRIUTOIIB, beg to nirmin the !multi., th.it wy. have nut advTtegli•the prixe of our beat Hnuse Coal, nor have we had it in eonteispla. Con to do Ao„ but ate soiling them as usual, at 1 la.,6d.,tir ton. WOODCOCK and HA LIBUIITON, 5, tlanat Baja. R. THICKNESSE, late JOHN HODSON baud Co. 45, Oldhall-oreet. B. THICKN ESSE, G 9, Oldltall-street. Liverpool, 20th Nov., 1836. B.ORMiGVI OF LIB F.J:E'UUL r E COUI{T of QUARTEB SESSIONS of the PEACE for,the. BOROUGH will.he held in the Crown Court, in the Svssinivl!.,noKsz. in Chapel - street , on TuEsps v, the Gth 'Jay of Dec6niber next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon., No Traverses will he tried winless entered far .trial at.in Office, in the said cessions-house, on or before The first day of the Ses sions. And all Itidictments for, Misdetnearniurs and. Assaults. found at . these Sessions ag.iinet, Persons.admittea to Bail, must a.entered,for.44 in ;n}• Office, at . or before T welve o'clock on the day next alter the thselierge of the Grand Jury, otherwise the trial of,the.same will stand, over., _ . RD. It ADC LI FFE, Clerk of the Peace. rown-hall, 26th, N'occgther. 1536. Manta). A, 6 TAN : TEP,, a MEDICAL PUPIL: for tha ,WORK. HOUSE.—F.r particulars apply to the House. Surgeon, TV - ANTED; a BASS SINGER at the Collegiate Church, Manchester. .He will tie required to attendthe Duties on Sundays, \tiednesdays,•and Fridays, and all Festival Days throughout the Year.. - --Apply (if by letter, post paid,) to Mr. HA &Rl3, Organist and Singing Master, 21, St. George's terrace,.- Manchester. Etcrat Notier. WHEREAS Fiakin Bankruptcy is awarded 'and.issued .against GEORGE. EDWARD MOULSON, TEIO- MAS PEIRSON, and .JOHN HENRY DENSTON, all of I Liverpool, in the county of -Lancaster, merchants and copart ners, and. they. being declared. bankrupts, -are hereby required to surrender themselves to the commissioners in the .said fiat named, or the major part of them, on the 17th day of December instant and 17th day of January.nex'. at I of the dock in the afternoon on each dav at the 'Clarendon Rooms, in South John Street, in Liverpool aforesaid„ and make a full discovery and disclosure of their estate and effects, When : and.where the credi tors are, to come .prepAved to prove their dePtiCSWArthe first the Izst sitting"the said bankrupts .are, required to finish their examinations, and the creditors 3.ice to assent to or dissent from the altroyance of their certificates., All persons indebted to the sail bankrupts,. ort Kat have Anymf their effects, are not to pay ordetiver thie•saine-htit to whouLthe commissioneis shall appoint, but they , are to give notice to :Messrs. Laion and SANDERS, Bastiett. street,,Liverpook 0r..t0 Messrs. JOHN cud WILLIINI Lowe, SOliCHOrSi'leuspie, London._ • • 1 üblicati6ns. RYANS, CHEGWIN, ANP lIALt, ItOBINSONS, TA,YLOR, and other Booksellers, have received ,. 1314AC'K W 0.1. Y. S. EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. Lll/1 - CCLIV. volt DECEMOBII,, Corszarcrs....-1.. Prometheus Bound. Translated from 4:Esehy• lus. By Mr Chapunw.,-11.• The Metaphysician. No: 7. Ab straction.-111. Lines Suggested by a Sketch in the Keepsake for 1837. By B. Simmons.—lV. 'rho Measure Meted out to others; 'Measured to us again.—V. ;The World we Live in. No: 2 VI. Religious Liberty in France.—VlL Echoes of Anti, quity. By Delta.-rVIII.. The Voluntary Principle,-IX.•The Epigrams of The.ocritus.--X. Justice to Ireland.—A Poor Foreign Military Biogtaphy.—La Letter from Henry Cranstoun, Esq.—XIII. The Mountain Decameron. . Wit.t.tsu BL.scawoon and SoNs, Edinburgh; and T. CADELL, Strand, London. TF WILLIAM' FISHER, Son to GERRARD FISHER, late , of Maguire's Bridge, county Fermanagh, Ireland, be ho will hear of something to his advantage by applying to'Mr. H. SPEER, Dungannon, Ireland ; or . any person proving him to be living will receive a Reward of Ten Pounds. lie was seen in London seven years ago, and is supposed to be a Ship Carpenter at sea. SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. CJ.- WESTLEY, BROKER and COMMISSION AGENT, Sole . Afient-for REED'S CANVAS, and It EAY'S PATENT BLOCKS, No. 1, Coree , pirizzas, entrance Water-street. C. J. :WESTLEY having been appointed Agent for REED'S: PATENT CANVAS, begs to-assure Merchants, Owners, and, Captaiui of Vessels ; that it is equal in quality to the best ever Offered. to their attention: Canvas and - Blocks fur Exportation. • Sail-makers and Bliwkopikers supplied on the lowest terms. Blocks complete, with Patent Iron• Coaked Sheaves and Rivetted , Plank Shells, above i inches: Size Price of Size In Indies. Metal BOshed. 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