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Mk .1 t'!" Z To sail in a few clays. F•if CANTON, t 2kl The Liverpool-Wit Mig LADY lIARLOTTE, J 'Ft WILLIAMS, Co • od er . For freight or passage, apply on boa d, Prince's Dock; Messrs, BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers, or JOHN TODIN ;Pill positively clear out on the 14th April, andi sail 1 fair wind, with whateter Goods may ;!gr. • For BATAVIA, SINCAPORE, an dr. INTIN, Will only be detained a few days at BATA and SINCAPORE, • and will forward Goods to CANTON at iP's' expence, but Shippers' risk, 7,4 The fine Brig E N LSON WOOD, / , Captain WM. ItOrtINSON j at-, Burthen 310 tons; lying in George's Dock.-- For -' - freight or passage apply to Messrs. THOMPSON. AN-. DERSON, and Co., or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. ..._ . . • First Vessel. iz 7 4t i0 ,4, 0, For SINQAPORE dirt, .4.4. ' The fine Eu.lish,built Brig SAR BIRKET.T, . A. 1 . ' Captain R. M. :7' ' IN ;,, le., 202 tons per register; newly copped; 'sails remarkably st, and will be found in every respect a Most desirable convoy 14ge both for goods ind passengers, her accommodations being. - CY Ripenor, having two cabins.—For aard, in the George's Dock; to Mr. E. M. B R O DIE , o r toy on -4... ......______ W. and J. TXILEX '. .7:a sail in a few days. s Fur BOMBAY, • The splendid new Ship N.N. ANCE, te Burtlien per. register 606 t o n s , t • o u g hly copper-fas tual ned antl ciappered, sails remark a bl e s t, an d w ill b e punc ly despatched as above. —For freight or - passage. having spacious poop cabins, apply to Messrs. N OceicwoßTll, and. Co.; M r. W . SHADY, or to ' JOHN GORDON and Co. Tu ,ctil in c few days. s: 11 - re .. ... ~. ' For B01113AY; • ' The Nrell-known Ship 1:!_.?1 ,,, F. ~ L r ,D ,, . KENNETH M'A 1 , 1 - 1 Y . (' AI ; hurthen 5 00tous; copper-fastened an ewly coprered, and the fastest -sailing ship in the trade . —Fnr freight nr passage apply. to JOHN RIDGWAY and Co., -....____ - : 1, , India-buildings.• • Laten4ed to said on. tide, 101 k: afa nil' - BATA VIA and ',INV The new Ship 'JOHN' !;TT, . JOHN. RORERTSON;COniI - tier ; -73 men per register, 449 tons ; sails uncinnumply fast; has accommodations for passengers..—For freight or passage 4 Plily to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. WEST INDIES. z - - I' ~.., To sail on the 15th April. -:,%+,..,,,' . ' ' For ,DENIERARA, The Ship -HESTER turf h ROIIRRT MAcnowAt., Collltan gr 4er; 4 , ex :n o per register 330 tons.—For freight or passage (having ( -dent cabin) apply to JOE-IN GLADSTON-E and Co. *--........._ Will sail immediately. As 'in For BARBADOES, The beautiful new Ship HVY JEREMIAH NAGLE, Ma , " i l ' a o_w on her first voyage, copper-fastened a coppered, and c'xce!lent accommodations for passengers ; leaqing south "st corne r 'George's :Dock.—For freight or passage apply to HEYES. LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholme-square. W ill be succeeded by the Barque ARETHUSA lying east . t Queea's Dock. To be despatched immediately. t zr For TRINIDAD, 1 1,``1%.,. The fine Cumberland-built Brig CHER, . 41 F 47 - -- 224 tons, L • HENRY UERON, Mae r; Yin g is the King's Dock.—For freight or passage apply, to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Ohlhall.street. To be despatched imotterhatel For, DENIEBAR. The regular Trader cATI. ',RINE, 3:1 9 „- RosukT Bruin, Corn nder ; term s . register, Al, coppered and ,L ppr-ta§tened.—For forge's Dock, or to BOLD and RUSSELL. On account of whom it may _corn )46 etn. _. On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve o' . ck, at W. P. Bushb3's Office, Exchange - ) , It) Illids. Damaged SU , Landed from the Atlantic and Franklan , from Demerara.— Apply to W. P. BUSIIBY.., By Messrs. TI1()S. WIN STANLEY and SONS, On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at One o'clock in the After no in, at the Clarendon-roouas, Smith John-street, Liverpool, (unless previously disposed of by Priya Contract, of yihiCh due notice Will be . given.) ripWO most excellent DWELL' -HOUSES, delightfully IL situated between Woodsid a Birkenhead, fronting the River, built of beautiful Stone, • finished in a superior man lier. They each viintain a arlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, Seven Bed-rdonik; Dressing-rooms, Water Closet, Butler's Pintry, capital Kitchens - and Cellars, &c. For further particulars apply to CHAS. GRAYSON and SON, Trenthan-street, Li verpoul. UNIT T.D STATES In l'ontegstenee of not being able to obtain a loading berth is .tingvoidably detainettu tt tilth e 5114 Aril. For NEW YORK, The well-known first-class rican Ship ......... BI.ILTANN Capt . ain I3u rthen 630 ton s coppered and copper- stened; built at New Lork o f th e best materials; sails very fast, and is a first-rate con veyance for. goods and pas se n ge rs—For terms of which ap- PIY no board, in Prince's Dock. or to . WADDINGTON, Hour, and Co. " eqtain H s c arding will not be acc ouo t a bl e for any debts con 'anted by hirew. • • To sail on the sth instant. For NEW YORK. • • The fine A 1 American Ship NEW 0 EANS, Capt. COLE purthen per register 337 tons ; coppered n opper-fastened ; ;as accommodation for a few cabin pitss4%, rs, at a moderate t i tte.—For fright or passage apply on b o ard, George's Dock, or ° BEREY and JOHNSON, Brokers, 21, Water-street. To tail sth April. For, NEW YORK, • 'e /Yr `" . The handsome new Ship - ..I..ci (Of Liverpo ... Captain Divin L 13 - n 1 164650 tons; sails ancommonlY I - tst' icular ppection, and is one of the finest ye; lo this r rt . - -Por freight, apply on board, Prim Messrs. NO ERSON, GA lIROW, and C 0 .., King-street; or to J. HOLT and Co., Broke r s, Cl eve l an d-b u ildin gs . t.......__ On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at One o'clock, at 'l'. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange-buildings, 268 Bags SENNA, 298 Bags GINGER, 766 Bags BLACK PEPPER 454 Chests CASSIA LIGN , 61 Bags PIMENTO, • 22 Cases GUM ANIM 31 Cages GUM ARABIC, 4 Cases BEES' WAX. r''' l 'Case KEGAPUTTIC OIL, 301 Bags GALANGAL ROOT, 280 Pieces IVORY, 22, 1 1)0 PARTRIDGE CANES, 8,0(X) BAMBOO CANES, Recently arrived, per sundry vessels, from Calcutta, Canton, and Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. 01110N1, RICHMOND, and Co., and CouPtnNp and DUNCAN, Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND IN GREAT CHAR LOT'tE-"STREET.. By, Messrs. T. L EY ana - SO - NA . On TwittscAv next, the 7th instant, at Si 'clock itttli; Even log, at the Clarendon Roon,s. n-street, tnverpool, . A Valuable PLOT of • 'in g a front of 64 teet or upwards to Great Charlytt rz.et, and running in depth to Back Linie-street 14Q feet or wards. The tenure is Lease hold from the Corporation of Liverpool, for seventy-five years, of which nearly seventy are unexpired. The Land is well' adapted for ; building, and from its being in the neighbourhood of the New:Market. and in a central situation, will be found well worth the attention of Builders and the: Public. • - Fut* particulars, apply to, Messrs. IrVINSTANLEY atild Church-street. . . . COUNTERAIAN.D. NOTICE OF SALE. IVrOTIC.g IS -11ELIEBY .GIVE.N‘. that be. SALE ofTthe kl Property in - SU.TION, .ST....HE N'S, and PRE , .;- COT, in the . . County. of.. Lancaster, at ertised to he Sold by Auction, at the House. of. Mr. Geor .liaye, the S;gn of the Griffin's Head, at Teasley Cross,. -- Sutton, -on Thursday the 7.3 h day of April . 1836,.id.14 Lot will. not take place, the first eleven . Lots having been disposed of by .Private Contract. i 2;:. 'Application' for. the. Purckase, by Private Treaty, of Lots 12, .13, and 14, ana.y. be. made to Messrs. RowsoN and Gross, SulicitorS; Presuot... .. Prescot, 26th March,. 1836. . ROTHSCHILD, nolo LAIaLEY COQ* ler part. elnuging ace' I . - ek • to M BRITISH Aril r:RI IA . : . Succeeds the BA SSENTHWAIT . For QUEBEC, I 7 iti The well-known Cumberland-built g HOTSPUR., - ~,..._ J. STEELE, Mast ; Ilur then 2"),3 lons per register.—For freight r passage .apply to •----- J. NELSON WOOD and Co. A regular Trader. •i. For MONTREAL direct, The fine new coppered and copper. stened Ship 0471>- THALIA. WM. GRAHAM, ;". tt sail with the first Spring Vessels.-.—F, freight or passage Ppl ott blard, Prince's Dock ; toRLANE, 21, Water re"; or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. Will he succeeded by another tirst-class VESSEL. For BATHURST, cHALEUR : • Y, ii*- The fine new Bar. ue . , ,...r' SIR ARCHIBALD CA..' • ELL, -.4• 0 :8;) . tons per register; will be desp i ed'imnuediately. Freight or passage apply to .......__ ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co. Spring Vessel. The AIIRAMICHI, NEW BRUNS ov e , The fine fast-sailing Bar. " i • G.O VE lt D 0 U h : 431 ROBERT LBWSON, Can 7: ; paf t , o4 ,°B per register; is an unexeeptionah e con •eyan . ee . for ss Pa.ssengers,- and wilt sail invnediately.—Fur freight or s age apply on board Brunswick Dock, or to ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co NEW SOUT.4-.I W-ALES, • le A reg tar Trader. W For HOBART TON and SY EY, The fine fast-sailing Ship G ARE, L u d t Burthen p e r r eg i s t e r 338 tons, sta j, English hayin,7olo(l, and has superior accommodations for - iraksengers, thi s , ( 7...a Poop cabin, and lofty between decks. Shippers by fr e i, ,th 'uveyance may rely on bar having quick despatch.—For k etch ,er passage apply to Messrs. STRINGER and MANN, ants, or t 0 WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. ER II A NEP AT * *lr' or to ® of freiaht For VENICE and ANCONA,o9 The A 1 Schner P H ClrX I X, WM. PORT, AlasterV 10 3 tons register ; coppere JOHN 1 d andMfastened.— • lv to and Co. aPP euti o r . For FREIGHT or dHAI ER, 4-10 .; The beautiful A l Belfast-b Brigantine BRIGAND lu g 154 tons register • coppered and co -fastened; ly ot• (3 1 ' 40 e Diick--Apply to Captain CARMAN, on board, ATHEW nOZIER, 13, Goree-piazzas. For DUBLIN AND BELFAS' THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COM NY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF P. LIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, ( ith or tvithout Pilots,) tak ;og Goods and Passengers to th following - ports, namely, ' To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST,—The HIBERNIA, To-moanow, (Wed nesday,) the 30th insta9t, at Eight o'clock iu the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Appl), for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL. PERRY; 27, for Belfast Line, to . Water-street. JOHN APCA M ON and Co., . The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters l)V a Division of the Profits among t hem, after pa) went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders— a principle which will best guarante' to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends. and to Shippers of. all descriptions of Goods and Live Stick the having a well supported Establish►nent of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with cue attention to their maintenance. . . . • DENBIGHSHIRE. • VALUABLE 'OAK•ANDOTHER TIMBER, • • • - ' G Ito viriNG' (TON T F.FN - ESTATE . TO BE 'SOLD - •BY TIC T, On W.DN'ESpA v., the - 13th - Aptil, at - Three 'clock in the After noon, at the Wynnstay• Antis In - n, i' Vrexham, subject to conditions, and in the following L t Lot 1.11148 HUNDRED' and REE OAK TREES; ij cominenciug Nu. 1. an nding, No. 103. 9 Ash Trees, commencin g t , No. 1, and ending No. 9. - 8 Sycanfore-Trees, '„ • • o: 1 ' „ No. S. Lot 2. \ 100 OAK TREES, commencing No. 104 and ending No. 203: , - • • Lot 3: ._ . ma OAK TREES, commencing No. 204 and ending No. 3033. 41. Poplar Trees, ~ No: I k •,, No. 41. 7 Elm Trees, • PP. No. 1 II No: 71 5 Ash Trees, 91 No. 10 „ No. 14. 3 Alder Tiees, ~ No. 1 „ No. 3. Lot 4. 100 OAK TREES, cornen , :ingNo. 304 and, ending No. 403: l i i' , ;efln the foregoing, Lots are all scribe-num bered, awl deserving the attention of Timber Merchants gene rally.' The Lands upon which they grOw are situate about 2 mii&lrom Wrextiam. and - II finin Chester. **, A Person tt the Nlansion of Cefn will be appointed to shoW the'Lots • and further information may be obtained upon application to 'lllr. JOHN BROMLEY, Baschurch, near Shrews bury. TO PLIBLIC.-INS ANT) OTHGRS. Sale in Scolland-road of a Bankrupt's Effects. By,Messrs. 'l'. and J..TROTTEIt, On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Scotland-road, opposite St. Martin's Market, , riIHE remaining part of the HOU.SE LD FURNI- It TURE, an•excellent Eight-day- ' ock, Bar Utensils, Ale and Spirit Measures, and other Eire sof William Mackin tosh, a Bankrupt. The Furniture consists of Camp edsteads, Feather Beds and Bedding, Chamber Chairs, Ta es and Washstands, Box and Swint Dressing Glasses, the useful Kitchen Requisites, and other Effols. Immediately after which will be sold the License and Good will. an unexpired term and interest, of the Public-house,. to gether with the excellent Fixtures and Fittings-up, comprising an Ale Engine, with four pulls; Spirit Fountain, with nine Kegs, Taps, and Piping; Sett les; Counter, Gas Piping and 13u niers 'complete. May be viewed, on the morning of sale, and further p4rticu- Lars known by applying to T. and J. TitoTTEa, Whitechapel, or to Mr. I.3oolcEu, Solicitor, No. 1, Postoflice-place. n graTc WHITE and RED LEAD; PAINTS, of every deseriptio DRY COLOURS, DRYSALT Y ARTICLES, Sze:, Ste. THOMAS PORTERTMersey-street. A Pplt to On SALE, 4 great variety of BLACK and *GREEN Tjn of superior • quality, at wholesale price s , 'hests, Half Chests, acid_ Boxes, and j small Packages, suited , to the use of Private flies, 4 PPIy to L. ()OATES, , Whole e Tea Merchant, 26, Clarendon-buildings, South John street. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, B.:K, 13/)",,EORGE JORDAN HAS NOW ON,'SALE, t ' u NSWIC.K, SAXON, and MARINE, GREENS; PAIN, PIIROME; YELLOWS, Pale and Deep BRUNSWICK, THUir and QUEEN'S White . BLUE ; eu b Black, Blue. Gre• n, and Red ll PAINTS; 'At VARNISHES and JAPANS of a descriptions, . For Hoe Use and Exportation. 'hilly at the Manuf m actory, VAUXHALL HOUSE, near B ridge, north end Vauxhall-road. A t Pte. (,4 4:*''''''':;:-"A. : 4,? !. „-. ' , - ,' - ..... - ~..„1•• 1 , . • ,a - l A p „.. 7 ........... t .... , ..e.; „...., , .-.... -•...4. 4 , : f . ,- c_.......L00, i - • • , t rv. -•.,i,, ... a ____ \ i f Maki' _ .4 -• t i i ' 4/ :' 4 ' '-',., • ~• . , VoL. VIT.—No. 351.1 ° AtiCtioll. SATURp.A.Y. To-moanow, (Saturday,) the 2d instant, at 0 e o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Da -street, 17 Tons CAMWOO Now landing, ex Margaret, from Sier a Leone, west side Queen's Dock.—Apply to Mess's. J. STEEL and Co., or to JONES,. MANN, and TOSTER, Brokers. JJ ittttu+. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD , —Smot LETT. FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1836. Matto b)) Attritim PRICE 7D. MONDAY. On. MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at TIN lv clock, at W. P. Bushby's Office, 9, Excha ley, 210 Boxes SAGO, 5 Ditto•BEES' WAX, from Singapoie.—Apply to W. P. BUSI-113Y, Broker. TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next, the sth instant, at Twel o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old • -street, SU Tierces Jamaica GOFF . BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On :r .. I3ESDAY nett, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock t•Corrie Huson, antl - Go.'s Office, Ruiiifurd- )la ~ 'F) Casks Jamafca . COFFE Apply to CORRIE, HUSON, an 00., 'Brokers. On •TUESDA Y next, the , sth instant, at One o'clock; at DANIEL BUCH ANA N and Sor,i's• (ace, (if not previously d,is sed of by private contract;) The .Li verpool-built Brig THO 3 , " F. MACQUEEN, Master' 1,2 \ 1 ?,Z; 266 tons per register, coppered a copper-fastened, sails remarkably fast, and can be sent to sea at a trifling expense, having been newly coppered in December, 1832; sheathed with 14 inch sheathing on Muir's patent felt in 1835,' and' copper nailed; rebuilt in 1825, viz. new bends and topsides, new beams, new decks planked down •to light water mark, and "new. top timbers and stanchions fore and -aft; new masts and bowsprit, and rigging entirely overhauled in 1833, and new beams in 17834 and J835.-For-inventories and further particulars, apply on board, in the Queen's Dock, or to DANIEL BUCANAN and SON, Brokers. WEDN.IISDA Y . r o On WEDNESDAY next, the 6th instant, at One , o'cl ek, at Moly., neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Cha . treeti • 13-Chests Egyptian INDIC , Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. WILDES, ICKERSGILL, and Co., Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., prrokers. On WEDNESRAN next, the Gth instant, at e o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Offite, Of 1-street, 140 Tops fine Lima INTICARA WOOD, 80 Tons Spanish FUSTIC. Apply to Messrs. JoIIN HALL and Co., Merchants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. . - On WEDNESDAY next, the Gth instant, at One o clo , , at the Brokers' Office, 17 Serons Guatimala INDIGO, Just landed, ex Daniel Grant, froat V . arai,so; 14 Serous COCHINEAI,;, 2 Serous COCH IN EA UST, Just landed, ex Carron. from Honduras; . 18- Casks- PUMICE STON-E,. Just landed,.ex Meteor, from Palermo. J. and J. BARON, Brokers. THIU4SDA'V. .. „ . . .. , li,2itA, On THrttsvAy next, the_ 7th instant, at Tr ye o'clock, at Bateson'and Elorsfall'is office, Lower astle-street,. 180 Chests CASSIA 27 Bales Mocha COF E,' Landed, ex Kirkman Finlay.— App y to Messrs. ALSTON, FINLAY, 4tui..Co., Merchants, or to ' - - . BATESON and IIORSFALL, Brokers: On THLIZSDAY next, the 7th instant, o'clock, at at nveiv Bateson . and Horsfall's Office, Low r Ca" 6-street, 570 Bags and Pockets of BLAC PPER. And for the Benefit of the Un Titers, 100 Bags and Pockets of TTO, Landed, ex Kirkman rain Bombay. BATESON and HO IiSFALL, Brokers. FRIDAY. AFTER FRIDAY NEST. • On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office. Cha -street, :107 SCRIVELLOES, Landed per. Tinley, from Africa.—Apply o Mr. H. JAMES SANDERSON, Merchant, or to MOLYNELJX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock,'at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildina , 101) Bales Tsatlee RAW LK, 30 Bales Taysaam Ea Cordelia, from Canton.—Apply to l essrs. TAYLOR, POT.. 'rna, and Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE, lILTSON, and C 0.,. Brokers. FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND, Rrlll-, VALE OF CL 1117), NORTH f,VI i l l-'' l' 'S o .. ur o'clock i n t h e By . Mr. NV 1 lAL IA M 6, On SATUR DAY , th e lg t h o f Ap ri l instant, a afternoon;'at- the. , Mostyn Arms Hotel , in tiltyl, subj ec t t o conditions to be then produced, / 1 4 - 11 V E most eligible LOTS of BUIL DlNit GROUND, ad / I: joining each other,' viz.:— Lot 1. A Piece of GROUND, CO ing a Front age to t h e Beach of l6lylirdS, and, 48 yards iott Lin:Li:sheet, making a total of 840 square yards. . . ~, . ~ . 2. Another Piece of GROUND, adjoining Lot 1, containin a Frontage to the Bead' of 16 1 , yards by 48 yards i n depth making a total of 81U square yards. 3. Another Piece of GROUND, adjoining Lot 1, containing a Frontage of 281 yards' into 'Church-street afdresaid, by 201 yards'in depth, making a total of 5851 square yards. 4. Another Piece of GROUND, adjoining Lot 3, containing a Frontage into Church-street aforesaid of 29 yards, by 21 yards' in depth, tasking a total of 602 square yards. 5. Another Piece of GItOUN D, adjoining Lot 4, contain ing Lot 4, containing a Frontage into Chnrch-street aforesaid of 14,1 yards; by 211 yards in depth, making a total of 310 square yards. . . . . There are no houses at.present erected in Rhyl on ground so eligibly situated as the above Lots, especially Lots 1 . 30d . 2, and an opportunity is consequently here 'afforded to any judici ous builder or private gentleman . for the erecting of a set.of neat ,dwellings, which would produce a large and certain re turn for the small capital which would be required. Rhvl is just rising into Cefelirity as a Bathing . Place, and, al though, Until, lately, little 'kit'o'ivii as such, - has now its Hotels, Baths, Libraries, Billiard 7 YL'oinS, &ii. A •spirited sabScriptiou, headed by. Lord Mostyn•, his enabled aContthittee of Manage ment to erect au eleg,itit Edifice for a Church, which is now just completed. .. Maps of the Property are left for inspection at the Offices of Mr, MA wost.EY, Solicitor, Lord-street, Liverpool; MesSrs. FoutAcas and .SONS, Solicitori, Manchester; and Messrs. EvaNs and,WiLLIAMs, Solicitors, Denbigh, from whom; an y . :further inforniation may be obtained. . VALUABLE COAL MINES TO he LET, in the immediate vicinity of . some valuable and extensive MINES of C AL, of excellent: quality and considerable thickness, being 4 the same cla,s as those of Gerard's Bridge. The Collier lay be opened to take easy advantage of .the St. Helen's an • Ituncorn Gap Railway and thyS44ey Canal. The present is,an eligible opportunity for those wishing to engage in the ivorking of Coal Mines. • Further particulars may be obtained on application to - Messrs. HEYES and PEriluEuTuN, Solicitors, Pscscot ; Mr. ANSUELL, Solicitor, St. Helen's; or to Mr. THOMAS WAHiNG, Engineer, of the seine place. *team Xabigation. GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAME , • Ifirri - Gooris and Passenger THREE TIMES A-W -'Tun CITY.or GLASGOW 'T ,AM-PACKET COMPANY'S •.ti CITY OF:GLASGOW (New Steamer) (captain R. EWING; VULCAN, Captain JOHN BOYD, JOHN WOOD, Captain Cut.tri Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots:— The VULCAN sails To-moRIIOW, (Saturday,) the 2d instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning. The:CITY OF GLASGOW sails on Tu4snav next, the sth instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon. The JOHN WOOD sails on THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. Apply to DAVID WINER and Co., 34, Water-street. Without Reserve. ---.ou Tuesday, the 3/ of ..111,ay next, at twelve o'clock, at the Clarendon-building . s, South John-street, (if not previously sold by Private Contract,) ITALUABLE PROPERTY, consisting of WAREHOUSES, alhuljoining, situate iq / I/ e e , AND and abley-street, r Etna the south , wn Tabley-street len along Hurst-street Hurst-street, and Sparling : stieet, extendi❑ corner of Mersey-street and Tapley-street, towards the Docks 53 yarflg, andfroin thr to Sparling-street 67 yard The Land is inclosed by walls in th . compact lots; one is bonded, fronting Hurst-street, containing, 462 square yards; another free, fr outing 'Hurst-street, contkitung 459 square yards and the third, with . a' Counting-house, fronting Tabley-street, containing 880 square yards, let for a term of years, at a.rent of £lO5 per annum. There are three Warehouses that .front Tabley-street; one' 13 by 18 yards ; another 13 by 18 yards ; and the third 8 by.lik yards. Each liave . seven Rooms and a Cellar, all let to various tenants. A good House fronting Sparling-street, let fOr Counting houses. • The whole Freehold of Inheritance, excepting the Yard and Counting-house fronting Tabley-street, which are Leasehold for three lives. (all in being) and 21 years. The Property is most desirably situated, being within one length of cartage from Salthoose, Duke's, King's, and Queen s Docks, and in the immediate vicinity of the Railroad Station, Wapping, and the new Custom-house, Excise-otlice, and Post-. office. When these•are completed, there will be a direct line of street from the Property to the Exchange. And the projected Railway from Wapping along the Docks, when completed, will give great facility in the transport. of Goods. The said Ware houses are unconnected with - any other building, and are admir ably adapted for Establishments in the East India and China Trades, or any other' where security and convenience are of importance. Goods may be loaded into and out of the Ware house from the incl ose d Yard belonging to them. It is only a desire to bring some outstanding, transactions to a.-close which in.luces the parties interested to offer the Premises •for sale. Apply to W. M. DUNCAN and SON, Tabley-street. PEREMPTORILY,—Pursuant to a -Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Woce ii.Minshull,-with the appro bation qf GEORGE B OO N E ROUPEL L , E sq. ehe of the Masters of the said Court, • • By ?Jr. JOHN WHITE ALL, On LI uusincr, the sth day of May a ire o'clock in the Af ternoon, at the Royal Oak Inn, i e town of Welchpool, in the county of. Montgomer y, in o ,ot, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal ed LLANEucuBROCHWELL, situate in the Parish of Guilsfield, near to the market town of Welchpool aforesaid, and - about twenty miles from Shrews bury. The Domain, and a .Farm called Tynewydd, contain about two hundred and twelve , Acres of Arable Meadow' Pasture, and Wood -LAND, within a Ring Fence ; also, two •PEWS, in the Parish Church of Guiltlield. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery•lane, London; at the principal Inns at Liverpool, Shrewsbury, Oswestry ; at the Place of Sale; of Mr. RICHARD WACE, Solicitor, Shrewsbury ; Messrs. Mteistint.t, and SON, Solicitors, Oswestry Mr. B. W. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, 3S, Hatton-garden, Londou • and of Mr. DEAN, Solicitor, 6, Pals grave-place, Strand, Loridon. NEW •RELIGIOUS 'On Saturday, sth March, 1830 ? will be published, in one sheet Imperail Bvo. -Puke Three Halfpence, No. I. of ri UE SCOTTISH CHRISTIAN HERALD, conducted JE under the superintendence of 'Ministers and Menibers of the Established Church of Scotland. "THE EEAP. OF THE Lot: D, THAT Is w nom." • CONTENTS:—lteligion : A Matter of Su me Importance. By the Rev. Robert S. Candlish, Minister f St. George's Pet tish, Edinburgh.—Biographical Sket .1 of Felix Neff.—Firs. Dispensation of the Lord's Supper in .otletnd atihe Reforma tion.—Discourse. By the Rev. Robert Gordon, D.D., one of the Ministers of the High Church, Edinburgh. —Missions. -By the 11ev. Robert M'Cheyne.—lshmael in the. Desert. By the Rev. Robert Jamieson, Minister .of Westrutber.—On the Ar rangement Observed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism. By the Rev. D. M'Farlan, Minister of Renfrew.—Sacred Poetry.—Miscellaneous. PROSPECTUS. The proposed Publication will be conducted by an approved ; -Editor, under the sanction and countenance of several of the Clergy of the Established Church, who have undertaken ite affe,d the benefit of their general Superintendence and regalgi out ribut ions. The following Names are authorised. to he given of a few individuals among many who have i'ordiallyapproved of the design, vii.,• Rev. Drs. Chalmers, Goriiiin, Muir, and 'Welsh; Mr. Bruce, Mr. Buchanan, Leith, and Mr:' Candlish. The Journal is intended to be exclusively of it;,spiritual and practical character. It will hive for its single-, object. to illius trate and enforce the Doctrines of the Bible--the great essetAial Principles of EvangeliCal Grace and Truth. . These Prip'ci 03.1, •it is conceived, in all their variety of application to the heart and conscience, entering vitally into every department of human thought, and ranging, through the whole compass of human ex perience, may furnish materials in abundance for an interesting Miscellany, from which every thing of a merely local and tem p nary importance shall be studiouily, excluded. The Word of God iscompraensive enough in its scope and graphic enough in its details to serve as an inexhaustible fund and storePouse of diversified spiritual entertainment; and, without travelling be yfii.ur" the , Rallis of proper 'Sabhath• study, it is surely possible, with Oat Word as our guide, to makr, such a pious and devout 'use of all that is Most worth:tof notice in Nature, in the Pro vidence of God, and in the Life of Man , as to extract not only profit, but delight. • This Periodical will °contain, as regularly as may be found convenient, such Articles as the following :- - 1. Atroriginal - Essaronsome point of Doctrinal, Devotional, or.Piacticht Theology. 2. A Sketchi in the form of Religious Biography, of the Life of some eminent. Christian. 3. A COMmentary on some Passage of Holy Scripture, illus trating its meaning . frequently fun', Natural History, Science, the Arts, or Books of Travels and Voyages, and the Records of personal experience. 4. A Discourse. 5. - Extracts from Missionary Journals and Reports in so far as tacy tend to throw tight on subjects of Scriptural Research or of pnictical Religion. 6, Copious Extracts from the old Divines, as well as from approve', modern Auth ors . 7. Occasional Reviews of new Religious Publications. S. Sacred Poetry; and, in fine, any other sort of religious matter that may appear likely to conduct to general intererst and edification. It is designed that the Discourse shall form a prominent arti cle in each number of this Publication, as it will be statedly furnished by one of a body of Clergymen already selected, who have agreed to give in rotation supply for this department. In consideration of the importance of the object in view and tho able support secured; the Conductors earnestly solicit, and confidently . expect; the efficient patronage of the Friends of Religion in all parts of the country. Subscription per Quarter of 12 Weeks, Is. 6d.; per, Half-year of A Weeks, 35.; per Year of 48 Weeks, 65., payable in ad vance. Monthly Parts, containing Four Numbers each, stitched jo printed wrapper, Price 7d. • . Printed and published by John . Johnstone, at the Offices of the Scottish Christian Herald,lo4, High-street, Edinburgh, and 32, Olassford-street, Glasgow; and sold by Davenport, Liver •pool, and by all Booksellers and Local. Agents. • LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL AND DOUGLAS NAVIGATION. iit< t Y' IM'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that he next GENE -1.111 RAL ASSEMBLY of the COMdP ~.- of7.PROPRIE TOttS of the - LEEDS and l i p OOL CANAL 'and DOUGLAS NAVIGATION, '- x ) ;TALBOT held at the ;TAaor INN,` in Bradfdrd, iu the Count po f 'York, on Frii.o,6t, the Bth day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when and where the Proprietors by themselves or their proxies are requested to attend. SAMUEL HAILSTONE, Law Clerk. Bradford, 23d March, 1836; GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANf Foreign Packets. THE GENI47,RAL STEAM NAV ;ATION ,„ COM PAN Y'S first-yato and sin ior ' 3 (ti e e' ETS 'leave the CUSTOM-HOU' , LONDON, for— - HAMBURG 11, (carrying his Majesty's ils,) every Wed nesday and Saturday, early in the Mori g, returning every Wednesday .:and Saturday'. ROT EgRDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. . Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 ,2s. ANTWERP and the RHINE. (with a bag of letters from the ,Postotliee,) every Thursday. Morning, at Eight precisely, .returning every: Sunday at the same hour. Reduced. Fares— Chief Cabin, 2s. OSTEND and the. RHINE, every. Saturday Morning, re turning every Tuesday night. CALAIS, every Sunday, Morning, returning every Wed nesday, Night. BOULOGNE, every Wednesday Morning, returning every Saturday Night. For freight to Rotterdam and Antwerp apply . to Messrs. DE Bit and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; arid on the other stations to Mr. NORNIAN, No. 1, Water-lane, Tower-street. Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company, 37, Re gent Circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing cross, and 56, Haymarket. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. O en eral Steam Navigation Company, 69, Lombard -street, and 37, Regent Circus, London. . . On FRIDAY. the 15th of April instant, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the G o lden Lion Inti, Dale-street, Liverpool, the folloWing eligible ProPerty - i— • Lot 1. I - i itEEHOLD PREMISES, on the south side of Forrest-street and east site of Frederick-Ftreet, in LiverpoOl, consisti-og of Twii SHOPS, with WA RE II OUSE ROOMS_ above, and Two DWELLING-I - MUSES- adjoin ing, producing a total rental of and in the occupation of Messrs. - Isaac Pair, J. Ditchfield. and others. -- kcotisiderable proportion of the purt&se-money may remain on' Mortgag-e of this Property, if reqnitl , d. 2. Two DWELLING-1 - 10USES, to one of which a STA BLE and GIG-HOUSE is attach d; on the west side of Grove street, Abercromby-square, in We 'oei:upations of Mrs. Kirby and . Mr. Glynn, at the rent of £9B. These Premises ire Leasehold for 75 years. 3. A verb. valuable Piece rrf•L•AND, tin the north side of Par liament street, south side of •G•eeuland-street, and west side of Jamaica-street, and - very near the Queen's Dock, containing. in the whole 1.199 square yards.' This Lot is• also Leasehold for 75 years. 4. A Piece of LAND, beld by Lease for 75 years, on the south side of incl. fronting 'Fincli-street, and a' short distance from, Brunswick. Chapel, containing to the front 36 feet l inch, and in depth 51 feet: 5. A DWELLING-HOUSE, Freehold of Inheritance, now used ara Beer-shop, situate on the west side of Great Howard-_ street, and near i he end of Oil-street, to the occopitioq of null ! -Gordon, Ks - yearly tenant, at the rent of £35. The Premises were originally built for an inn, for which they are welt adapted: - - 6. A Piece of Freehold LAND, with Seven DWELLING- . HOUSES thereon, two of which are to the front, and on the west side, of Goretstreett adjoining the Kiikdale-road , three to the front and oil the north, side of Rankin-street, and the re maining two at the back, dricl in the occupation of J. Graham, Dover, and others, at the yearly rent of £76. Further particula rs may h e o b ta i ne d on app lication to Messrs WILKINSON and CH RISTIAN , S o li c it ors ; pOol. Fen wie k-street; Liver . SEFTON-STREET PREMX< E SALE by AUCTION of this P PERTY, adver tised for Friday, the B!ti day of Al, il, at the Clare/40n- J•noins, lyit.i.'tior TAKE PLACE, the satiate having been disposed 'of by Private 'Pretty. Eo /Let. So in Avlb. (IN SALE, a rich real Turkey c ~1.0 yards in length and €4 yards la" Eireadth,. at Mess . STRETCH and RAIN- Fonv's Upholstery Varehouse, Lord-s reet. , . . TO IRONMUNGER TS AND oH vino be •'D fSPOS , Eth OF, he 'GOOD-4V , - STOCK in JE TRADE, and entire concern of au NMONGER in active business. and in a mast-eligible si ation. The Stock is modern and well assorted.—Apply to Mr. HAamoon BANNER, Ha rrington-chambers ; North John-street. • TO STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS; ENOtNE MANU FACTURERS, &c. • • rEIO be SOLD; as they lie,thttaken away at the Purchaser's .I. Expense, the undermentioned Gov . nuient Stkires:— . • At Mr. John Litird's Yard . h 13irkenhead, Two STEAM. CYLINDERS, for - '0 -Horse Engines, with • Pistons and Corers complete, Two SLIDE VALVES, NOZZLES, RODS, and EDUC TION PIPES for ditto. At Messrs. Humble and'Milerest's• Yard, Trentham-street, One old Four-oared GIG' , -repairable. N.B.—Offers for the above to be addresser(, Captain CHAP PELL, R. N., H.M. Pacl;ets; 3.3, Whter.street. - 24;'etu Vublicationo. run El DU RLI N UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, for APRIL, 11: contents, The State 'Ol. the Irish Four. ^Siaebiavei, the Florentine Historian, illustrite,l by, a Paue.i . " - e Cciiite - mporary History of Ireland.—llihernian Nigh ' .En tekaininents— Fourteenth Night. Iloa.bel of Boss— rt'l'hird —The Orange Institution.—Franee , ca.—l Finr . elli taliana. No. V.—The 0 ) Irish Corporation Refot in Bill.—Gallery of Illustrious Irishmen. No. lll —Berkeley—Part I. _ .... _. .. Curry, Jun., and Company. Simpkin, Marshall, and CO., LOndon. J. \Valmsley, Liverpool: Sold by an Booksellers in the United Kingdom. FRINGE MANUFACTORY, - • A DEL PHI HOUSE, 25, RAN ELAGILSTREET, TOE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPO SOLELY FOR FURNISHING. CLI WOODS and CO. beg to inform t r .Friends and the kit • Public .generally, that, althot a great advance has taken place in the price of Goork, ty are still Selling the. whole of their extensive STOCK at their usual Lea' Prices. The l: have just rec e ived a large S'fipplv ,of DAMASKS, MOREENS; FURNITURE, PR IN'TS, HIES, ELAN- K.EITS, QUILTS, ge.; also a variety of NEW .PArrERNS in BRUSSELS and GRECIAN CARPETING. Wen-seasoned FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS. Fringes, Lames, GiMps, Bell Fulls, Tassels, &c. 'Manufac tured on the Premises. 1)11. C H A L VOL. 11. On NATURAL TuEor. By TtiomAs 0 n I\ t l he l 'il. t - il ' of 8 \ l arch lA. 0 R K S. W Cu AI. M Ell s, D. D. 12m0., 6s. cloth. 1 'Volume concludes Natural Theology. VOL. 111. On the Evidences . of Christianity, will appear on the Ist. of July. Published by William Collins, Glasgow; and 'Hamilton, Adams, anti Co., London. SARSAPARILLA. (1 - 1 , HE experience of many years has fully established the 1.0 . 4 putation of this root as an invaluable alterative; restorative, and purifier of the blood, and as such of its great useytiess in Scurvy, Scrofulous Affections, Disorders of the Skin, Chronic Rheumatism, Indigestion, Consumption, Genera 'Debility, as well as being the best remedy for thoSe sympt s which fie quently follow the adininistralion of Mercu , and for thole secondary symptoms of, Lues Venerea, whi ,if not removed, lay the foundation of injury to the const• tion, from which it can never recover. The Compound Decoction of Sarsa rilla, which combines the stimulant and diaphoretic properties of Mezereon, Guaia cum, and Sassafras, is the form which is generally administered but its preparation is attended with much trouble, and requires apparatus which few can' obtain. All the advantages, without the convenience, are presented by the concentrated compound 'DECOCTION OP SARSAPARILLA, prepared by BENJA MIN 111OXON, Chemist, Hull--a preparation which has obtained extensive patronage both from medical men and the public. It is so, far.concentrated by steam, that one table spoonful added to a pint of pure water readily forms the Compound Decoction, and is found to possess the virtues of the ingredients in a superior de gree to the Decoction prepared in the usual way. One very itnpor taut advantage of this preparation is, that a tea spoonful, which is equal in strength to a quarter of a pint of the Decoction;may be taken in a wine glass of water, so as not to oppress or relax the stomach by quantity. Another important advantage is, that it is the cheapest preparation of Sarsaparilla before the public, and that it will keep all its virtues in any climate for several years. Sold in Bottles at 4s. 6d. equal to six pints; I2s.,equal to six teen pints; and 225. equal,to thirty-four pints. Wholesale Agents, Barclay and Sons, London; J. and, R. Raimes, Edinburgh; and Retail by Maynard, Druggist, Bold street; Aspinall, St James's-strect; also by Mottersbead, Dean-street ; Bowman and Co.; Manchester; and byalli)rug *gists and Venders of Medicine throughout the Kingdom. • XTOR'PON'S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for 1,1 INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are pure extract of Chitioniile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar rocess, by which all the medicinal properties of rather e than one ounce of the flowers are concentrated into - for moderate sized Pills. They are mild in operation, and ha prOYed wonderfully suc cessful in removing every sympt of indigestien, sick head ache, loss of appetite, giddin-s cart-burn, costiveness, erup tions of the'skin-, aud all Com) uits arising from a disordered State of the digestive organ. ; they require no atteratiuuS diet, and their operation will be found so beneficial . in giftlig tone to the stomach, regulating the bowels, and in promoting? ;healthy habit, to convince all who take them of their -great utility. 'Person's who have suffered from indigestion for several years, have by their use in a few weeks perfeCtly re covered, which is a convincing proof, that in the smallestcom • pass is contained the largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a' nature as to pervade the whole sysiern, through which it diffuses health and strength. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons; 'l'. Butler; E. Edwards; F. Newberry and Sons; W. Sutton aud Co. ; and A. Vs dough by and Co. (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 6-1, Bishopsgate-street, Without London; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi cine Venders. • Be particular to ask for "Nortons Pills," for in consequence . of their great success some unprincipled persons have prepared .a.spurious imitation. • •• • EDUCATION. CATHCART HOUSE, WOODSIDI:NEAR LIVERPOOL. - 1,4 R.- WILLIA AI KENDALL 'begs to announce to his .1_ Friends that he has Removed his Establishment from Erskine-street, Liverpool, to the House lately occupied by WM. LAMM, Esq., Woodside, where he receives young Gen tlemen as Boarders. to whiise Instruction in the several Branches of a Classical Education, he devotes his undivided attention. The System of InVruction comprehends a competent and well grounded knowledge of the English, Latin, and Greek Languages, and the critical perusal of the respective Authors in each, which are usually adopted at the Public Schools. Par ticulat attention is paid to the subordinate departments of useful and scientific Learning necessarily comp • ed within the com pass of a Liberal Education, including ography, Ancient and Moderu History, Writing, and Arian tic, • ' the introductory Branches of the Mathematics, wit eir application to the use ful purposes of life. The utmost attention is cons ntly paid to the formation of Moral Character and to the inculcation of just and scriptural views of the Christian Faith. _ The House is delightfully situated on the Cheshire side of the River Mersey, about three quarters of a mile from the Ferry, from which Steam Boats pass every half hour to Liverpool. Each Pupil is accommodated with a single Bed, and has the unlimit ed use of a carefully selected Library and an extensive Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. TERMS. Boarders Weekly Do. • It Daily bo. .20 No Entrance or Extra Charge but for Books necessarily pure ha sed. French, Music, Drawing, Dancing, and other Accomplish ments ate -taught, when required ; by approved - Masters, at the usual Charge. • • Mr. Win. Kendall also receives Young Gentlemen as Day TEEMS For Classical Instruction for Pupils 8 Guineas per Annum. under Ten Years of Age For Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, 10 above that Aire 73 'Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Scc-. 3 fa No Entrance. Three months' notice is required previous to the removal,;of a Pupil, and no deduction is mode for absence. . • Mr. KENDALL has pertniSBil)lllo l'efk4r to the following Gen tlemen :—Rev. 'Fattershall, Shaw-street, Liverpool ; Rev. C. T. Glarlivin, Evertou ; Todd Esq., Kensington ; J. Langton, Esq., Liverpool Rink. - • [ A M a ILTON L 0 l er the L SQUARE recess A Y . , next. -- Mr: HERRING begs to . offer 6-.E , tablishment - to the notice of those particularly who wi to affoi d their Children the advantage of SEA BATHING ; and as it is enjoyed under his personal 'protection, its danger is rendered but trifling,, A HALF BOARDER wanted.—For- terms ap:) , Nvat the Mercury-office. be Re-opened the 6th of April lUirR. ST. ALBIN respectfully announce o. his Pupils, 121 4 1 that the last quarter foi• the Season wi commence on the THURSDAY in Easter week; at 'the Ace i Hotel. Mr. St. Albin, at'llie requ6 - srineverolTainilies announce thit he has Opened an Academy in the ,lag,istrate's Room, at W9odside, every SATURDAY, at Half-past Two o'clock.. 16, Orownlow-street. ,• A CARD. luroNs.-HUBERT, a native of Paris. respec lv informs IV the Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpoo f his change of residence, when, he will gratefully res e applications to give' instruction in the FRENCH LANG GE. Mons. 1-I's. method is CON V ERSATI N, parsed, analysed, explained, and- practically demonstrated, saving time and trou ble in learning the rules by rote, and enabling students to speak French in a short time. Morning and evening Classes four times a , week. No. 1. St Catherines Terrace, Abelcramby-square. • KID GLOVES, BLONDE, CLEANED, to equal NE W. by LATOUR HATEAu and C 0.,, 1.30, BOND -STREET, corner of tirosvettor-stret , t, London ; and re ceived for, and sent to, them every Friday Eveuing,,hy their only Agent for Liveivool, Mrs. LOMAX., tea, Coffee, and .Btrtoßw.4ve Cas(!s , itreet. • . L. R. and Co. respectfully inform the tic, that, from their great success, (the articles cleaned t ein being really made to equal new in appearance and v te,} many imitations have .arise-a. It is, ti ilerclore,•tlecessary to guard against being,en trapped by the insidious representations\of persons who preteud Labe connected with them in. these discoveries, of which they are original and only authors, and request that the Parcels be directed for L. Rateau and Ca., with the name and exact Ad dress of the Agent written thereon. . . . NDIVIDUALSGOING ABROAD front the Port of LI VERPOOL,. VERPOOL, are informed by S. W. SILVEI and . Of N 0.,. 9 and 10, CORNII . , LONDON, that they may procure .the whole o aqy part of an OUTFIT, (from the coarsest to the finest q . tv of Goods known, includ ing Cabin Furniture.) at the Br tich . 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 Londoo,and Liverpool for Ship • sailing Information, &c. CANVAS AN f — IREGSON and Co. request kir Owners, and Captains of CANVAS, both of which will Prices very much below any oth in any quantities at a moment's charges they add a list of their " Size in InchCs: Price of D BLOCKS. ;t the attention of Merchants, Vessels to their BLOCKS and be found of the best quality—at her house-4nd can be supplied wittniniLas a specimen of their lushed Blocks. , ,r` 4.... 5.... 6.... 7. 8.. , 0.... 10.... 11.... 12.... 13.... ....Os. 10h1. 01 ....1 3 .1 5 1 ...2 2 ▪ ..2 5 1 ~..3 ....3 3 ...▪ .5 ....5 _REED'S PATENT CANVAS, sold by GREG SON and Co., is 'made expressly for the Liverpool Mai ket, and wilt be found on inspection to-he of- the•very-best quality and -manufacture. The superiority of their Blocks will also appear on investigation, to which they invite the public. J. T. Gregson disposes of Ships, and every description of their materials, by public auction or private contract. Queen's Dock, Liverpool, corner of Kitchen-street. size in P ee of Inches. 111 15.... ... Bs. 1-d. 16., ... 8 8 7 1 18........11 7 19:.......12 3 20.... ~..12 11 21.... ....16 7i 22.... ....17 5 23.... ....18 21 21...,....19 0 r IL ipHOM AS HALL, 50 LIME-STREET, Liverpool, begs to announce that he has been appointed sole Agent in Liver pool for the Sale of WILKINSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT, for the Protection and Preservation of Fences, Wooden Building,s, Brick, Tiles, (to represent Slating.) Crimp° and Plaster'Fronts, Ships' Sides and Decks, W' d and Water Mills, Agricultural Machinery, Iron and Woo :rt Bridges, Iron Railing, .Canvas, (it being far superio to : • y other Composi • tion for this purpose,) Park Palling, Pi 1:1 ~ and Stabling, and for all, Articles requiring a 'defence, a , st the Effects of the Weather. It has been proved by alp peritnents of eminent Engineers to be impervious to Wet, • nd is warranted neither to crack, blister, nor peel off, but in a 'short -time after being laid on, to become as hard as stone, when great violence is found necessary to remove it. 'Made. and prepared by J. R. WILKINSON, 63, Upper Thames- st reet, and at his Paint Works, Surrey Canal Bridge, Old Kent road, Manufacturer to the Honourable Board of Ordinance ; the East India Company, the Corporation of London, &c. T. HALL can produce Testimonials of its superior qualities from the above Boards, and most other Public Bodies, as well as private Gentlemen, and begs to refer to the Southwark and Vauxhall Bridges as a proof of its established merit. Every description of Paints, Colours, &c., ready prepared at Wholesale 'Prices. -~ • ~_ ' ~ _ 6 , 9 r A- ~_ /, v . "‘ / e .c~~ 4 fi4l' _,.. ....... .--.,. ;I ) ..,.. $4:, :., •, 6 = A...:: - , :--.' ~, , c.. , kii}:,o, - ,-$ .t. , , ..;'.....)..,- ..,..:_:. ..... .1.4 ~.. .71; ' ' v,/:', ~,,,:. (Aril Lt iv!) FuhNiiviig IF'Autifor, , ,-- - : : .- , :,4.,. 171 T LtwaA.s, Bil. ANC LI, , ' '.....-- Has constantly on Wale, at tha H Asnvitit. Itooms, an extapaivii..---,„.cf;, 9 . 10 ' and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable ',..., z " -,-. - ,--;- (1 :z• - -' - -, CABINET FUR Nurc kik: - , of every description, '--,:,' .2'N'' (Lk"' Including DitAryiNG 11,1,1N1 :51.7!"T5, of real and imitation nos& wood, in. Card, C'unsole, Lou, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables' ) Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea Ptiys, Ladiee Bscrutoires, Chao; niers, Canterhuries, and Skreens ; Big taut`LOUNCI - NC an d LIBRARY CHAIRS ; . - , . 7 i . FoLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BE DI. ; ./.: MAHOGANY ARTICLES, . In BookcasLs, Secretaire4, Pe - destal and njliaret Sileboards, Cheval 'Skiititiis, Si• n loi e and D ) ,:ible . : ardrunes, Tiafalgar ~ Chairs, Diiiiiii,'Card, Library, bio, Oftit Ventbroke, • Soap, Work. and Skileen 'Tables; Crouches - Vfas, Chiluren's' Chars, C.its,Cribs,Chests 'of - Dra - urers, ght Comino.leS, Bedsteps, Bidets, Hat Stands, Bouit Racks uric Stands and Stools; &c. JAPANED, STAINED, A.. 71.) FANCY CHAIRS, Li the _greatest variety ; FOUR -POST, COTTAGE, UANOrY, FRENC . H, NURSER!, AND PRESS BEDSTEADS ; . Feather Beds, Hair and Strati Mattress-es; PAINTED CHAMBER It EQUISITES, of all descriptions; Elegant CHIMNEY and Olt ESS'INGGLASS ES ;. BATA or GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDRE'N'S . CAItItIAGES, &c. Also, Brussels, Damask, Venetian, and Kidderminster' CARPETING, Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns; DRCGGETTS, HEARTH RuGs, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY Chorus, of all dimensions, for rifting to fit Rooms, Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins; &c. INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS, And a very great variety of other HOUSEHOLD AturicuEs. Ztaantrb. OFFICES.—WANTED, an exteiv suit of OFFICES, iu a Situation near the Exchan or the Liverpool and, Manchester Titnber Company.—Appt to Mr. 'Eric fi, Clareri* don-buildings. . . ANTED, fora SUGAR ESTATE, i 'JA:11:11CA, two sNuTii, and a PLVUGI - 131A.N. T applicatithiS need by wade -unless accompanied. With,une ,ptionable written vou chers that the applicants are ofgoaft Moral chai•acter and efficient tr'ademen.—For terms, &c., apply; front' 11th. to 15th instant, between the hours of Three and Pour, to . . J. MULI - 101,LAND 'and Co., 32, Water-street, Liverpool. ' Young, , . Married Men would be preferred, and:ii,,pasasge pro vided for their families. ViTA!.NITED, a PARTNER in a Ladle/ r Seminary who %r could bring .a good connexion, of to purchase the GOOD-WILL of a SCHOOL in Livert.ol or the neighbour hood. Address (if by letter, post-paid) Staniard-office i Liverpool. -A YOUNG VERSON of respeutatility wantia SITUA 11L 'NON to attend a Lady or Familii;gOi,tig . the Mediter ranean. the East nr . West Itdies,'Northirr:. h America-; she perfectly understands the management of dren, having had the care of the., on their passage-in anti•titinn the ahove places. Her present mistress, whom she atteaded home, and with whom she is at present, willl.eemntnend her most tughtv:—Addrcv, (post-paid.) M. IL, 24, Upper Saekville-street, Dublin., urizt Messrs. lianutsoNS and LA TII A M'S ' Office, Liverpooly TO NIEIiCHANTS AND OTHER ' V HE Advertiser; who possesses an excelle - nowledge of Books and Accounts, as wall as basin enerally, would be glad to hear of a VACANCY for such • 11e coulddevote his time either Martial!} or wholly to making • . SaleS in town and neightibtirhood, on commission or other Wise. Most respectable, references can be given.—Address, W.A., Standard-offiCe. ' TO MR. THOMPSON; WRI'T'ING-MASTER. • SIR, "d TIAVING been A Pupil of Yours, I feel myd pleasure in i l ILII:‘, adding my Testimony to the great rjA, of your System of Teaching a good Commercial Hand-w thir, and am of opi nion that it cannot be too ,stYnngly rem letcrled, as not only useful, hut important to all thus,. whose situation in life re quires a free and masterly use of the Pen. Liverpool, Oct. 6; 1836. N.B. The Manuscript of the above and full address may be seen at the Teaching, Rooms, No. 8; Clayton-square. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. NJOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL GENERAL .L.ll. 'VESTRY Will - be held . in St. Nicholas's .Church, on TUESDAY, the sth (Jaya April next', at I'l, elce o,'-tfock at Noon i to receive the Report of the SOe.ct Ve'Stry of (last year, and a Summary of of their 'ACcOunts; tor t ection of iiuch wardens, Sidesmen, gverseers, and Se Vestry for the ensu. , ing . year-; for the hying - of athorCh- eof One Peunv in the Pound for .the : service of Use nest year; and for the despatch of the tAbal`Parnellial tinsinesk. And„the Inhabitants in the Vestry will be required to appoint an A Ssisttia O.'vei-seiir of the Poor, in place of Mr. Anthony Black, who has resigned. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. 19th March, 1836. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. '''''' WILLI:131 11"..9 LL AC E CUIIRIE, ES n11.41 - OR. Li COURT of PASSAGE fiir th 'l' 'of Civil Causes, 4ev e ill be held in the Cot. irr Room the south sid e o f Chapel...street, .on THURSAYAY, the. Hifi o Aptil net, at Ten . o'Clack 'id. the blaming., of which the Attorneys of the said Oytirt. ate requested to take notice. RD. RADCLIFFE, Town-detk and Registiae 28th 14 acli 1i;1:36. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF •LIVERPOOL, *1 - r; uu Atiii 7. 4.WirlCZ • CUR 111E,;.ESQ4 . 4,114 4 1 - 01?- 11 - IHE GENERAL, C64;44-11-. of-4,4U A RT.EI4 , .SESSIO NS of. the Purr CL fi)i the BOROUGH and TOWN of LLYERPOOL 11 bei held in the COURT' ROOM, in the Sessions-house, on the southside of ChapeAtrect-on MONDAY, the I.lthdlf April next, at Ten o'Clock i be'Porenoon ; 'when. .and where all.Persons.hound over ppesl and Prosecute. give Evidence or Answer are to atte on paid -of. their respec- - tiveßecognisauces b6ing.estreated. •• .FOSTER; Clerk tlf the Peace. trs' Ali persons are requested to take :Notice, that no 'Tra vel...3 will he tried at these Sessions unless the seine be entered for Trial at the Office of-the Clerk of the Peace in the said Ses sions-house on or before the first day of the Sessions. And all indictments for Mistlemeanouis and 4Fsaults found at these Sessions against Persons adthitted to Bail must be en tered for Trial in the said office of the Clerk of the Peace, on or-before Twelve o'Clock on the day nest after the dischat7,o of the Grand Jury, or , otherwise the Trial of the same stand over until the sesienS follOWin e tr• . PARISH OFOAL7ON-ON-THE-111L, . vroTwE Is HEREBY GIVEN, at, the ANNUAL VESTRY MEETING Wit' be cid in the PARIsu CIWCH, according to ancient custo 1 - on EASTER TUESDAY, thellifth day of Apr next, at Teri,( at Noon, tor the purpose of Auditing aud Passing tl Accounts of the present Churchwardens, for Electing Churchward ens for eu, , uing year, for Laying.a Rate, and for transactingthe general business of the Parish). 'Dat&cl this 26th day of March, 1b36. THOS. ROB - ERTS,. Church W. WINSTANLEY, wardens. ' ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MRS. ROSE begsleave to inform her numerous Friends and the Public in general, that the firm of ROSE and SIMPSON, 126, Duke-Street. was dissolved on the 28th day of March, 1836. In reitinting her grateful acknowledgments for the. liberal Patronage and uniform Kindness with which she has been favoured, Mrs. Rose feels much satisfaction - in /an nouncing, that; in future, all the Orders o :her Patrons and Friends will be executed by her own Brit r, - Mr. JOHN BROO '2y AT tits ESTABLISHMENT, 28, Gitp: GEORGE-STREET. It is scarcely•iiitiary for her to 'mind the Piiblie, that her Brother was for many years the Pupil 'of her Husband, the late Mr. JAMES ROSE; and that, for four years,' he solely conducted hei.'Esrablishnient in Duke-street, entirely for the benefit of herself and family. Mrs. Rose feels convinced, that she need not say one word in praise of her Brother's Profes- , sional Abilities to any of those Friends who conferred their favours on her when he was the Conductor of her extensive Practice:—since which time, he has combined, with his former. Mechanical Knowledge, all the recent ImproVements which -have taken place both in London and in Parts. 7 Artificial Teeth constricted, from one Co . a complete set, either of the Hypopotamus"rusk, or on Gold .Plates, with Human or Miner. - I Teeth. Teeth stopped with Gold Platina Leaf, Stannail Foil, and with thh Mineral Succedaneum, ac cording to the nature and sized the cavity. Cleaning, Scaling, and Extracting, and every other operation connected with Dental Surgery. . Mr. JOHN littooxs, Dentist, 28, Great Goorge-street, (oppo site Grenville-street.) ' l'atroni:ed by thei, 314esties and the Royal Family,Aeir IMpe rial ..11a4esties the kniperor and Empress of litti.sia, . and th.e Empeiors of Austria and China. 111 . 0 WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, ave able p roduction, Alla the only article that produces and stores Hair, also Whiskers, Mustachios, Eye-brows, &c.; revents Hair from falling off or turtling gray to the latest riod of life; changes gray hair to its original colour, flees 't •oni scurf, and makes it uti beaftilik soft, curly, and glossy. dressing Hair, it keep 4 it firm in the curl, uninjured by dam weather, crowded roan, or in the exercise of riding. 'lO chiklitin it is invaluable, as its application lays a foundation for a beautiful head of Hair. No'rtcE.—The lowest Price is 3s. 6d'.; the next Price is 75.; 10s. Cid. and 21s. per Bottle. Ask for "Rowland's Macassar Oil," and observe their namp and address in red on the wrapper thus:— v A. ROWLAND & SON„29, lIAT'f ON,GARDEN. Confitersigned ALEX. ROWLAND. Impostors call their trash the GENUINE, and omit the "v' in the signature. offering it for sale under the lure of being cheap. ROWLAND'S KALYooll—prepared from beautiful exu., tics. and warranted pericetly. innocent. It conipktelY eradi cates Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and all cutaneous Eruptioni,'graduallV realizes a delicately clear, sett skiii, tiins lOrnis even the most sallow complexion into radiant whiteness, imparting a beautiful juvenile bloom. . Gentlemen whose faces are tender after shaving residera vingwh il:fi skin smooth allay the irritability and smarting pain, an sronoth and pleasant. and ei : et winds or damp atmosphere. as Chaps, Cracks, and !wish Rough. It pioteets the Face and Skin from the b i a;: l e . :) . i s l Skin, all of which incompletely heals, and makes the 6} ‘ i u dil i. f"id: Scalds it N.TIFRICE, Ili c a s e i s n ;1 1 . 1. immediately allays the mist v i olen t cately fair and agreeable , t animation, Price 4s. 6d. and Ss. 6d. per Batt l e, duty ine1i01,, , ,,, ROWLAND'S 'ODONIO, or PEARL DL(' a delicate white Powder ebmpcised of vegetable ingredients, is a never -failing remedy for every disease to which the Teeth and Gums are liable, 'rendering the fornier extrem ely iybite and u • f o rm; while to the latter, being an Anti ‘; . .1. - • •' • • n ' - -•,..cut iatic it imparts a beautiful healthy red; removes tartar from Teet h, ' ' n the preserves ' the Enamel; aryl prevents Gum FloilS; af f Oril agreeable r • 6 ' grapce to the Breath? cleansss Artificial Teeth, san ct' '1'...• them changing colour; and • t'• '' - an prevents. r . i is also e xtr eme ly pleasant, to Alms - mouth after Fevers or taking Meditin - • - •4 ' , • 144 Price 2s 9(1: per.BnX, duty included . BOWL AN D'S ALS \ Ni• EXT RAC T • ~ .'. A. for immediately re lieving' the most violent Tooth • I Gum Boils , &c. Vries') -ac le, • 2s. 9 , 1:, 45.-6 d., s 10 . and 'a . CAUTION. —Each of the above Articles has the name attil address of the Pro_prieim.Q ~ A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON-GARDEN, LONDON, engraved on the Government Stamp, also printed in ied ' - ort the wrapper in which each article is enclosed. . Impostors imitating them call their tra .h the GENUINE and , sign A. Ilowlandson. leaving out the " Sz." *** Be sure to ask for " Rowland's." Sold by them knit by respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders. 4" , ,r '~~: ,:~_: . , ,~, . . atti E ty,,... :Zt 4 itibriPoo4 ill'biPPing• . C.As'AST INiiiES. For BOMBAY, The ver• tact. Ship BLA ' ',.A 1, 't ilomsoN, Al; • ; "-- Will have early despatch.--F fr eight, Sze apply to r DUNCAN VIBB.