The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26 00:00:00

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' r , ....,. - a - n - d ire-naiEanguagesraiiiinatica eography, and the Use i .. ./. iiii i 1 .11.101 ' ..'..n . of the globes, and to assist in the usual Branches of Education. 1 4 `e - The very fast Ship MINER V , A 1, • Apply to EVANS, CHEGWIN, and HALL, Stationers, Oistle r.: ... - ALEXANDER MT ii ,r - -- - - Will have immediate despatch, or 'a ft e g r h ; t, &e., AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. street, Liverpiiol. 'de' znlpp yon board, Prince's Mick, or to D NCAN GIBB. A.S TED, a steady, industrious, ,as an ASSIST- HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—S?dOLLETT. - ;:,:iiililmeeeS":2wll'idftha' ... --.------------------- " - "'4-•—•----" 4 . ..tt To suit about the sth Februar . the . 'hip Business will be preferred. note, addressed B. A., i For CALCUTTA, _ . ... .., _. __ ~.., .. _ ..,_. .. . 'Nano= ra i d n t.to - e a l nu n tci ; I I::: ii ge r! e , Shu . note, accustomed to ~V,,,.. tq ........,000,„,,,./214f... Liverpool -built Brig PLEY, . _ -•.- dspatiatsiur Ricua/en .I.a, yo; smemprose it to, 1„26 4 1 tons, co TUESDAY JAN-U-ARY 118 1836. [ PRICE 7D. stating age and where last employed, PPered, remarkably , and will be found , , .ijdo,t. desirable conve allee for goods d vasseugers.—For .-- oL VOL.. VII -- o. 332.] , , , Thrms, &c.. apply on oard in the n e's Dock ;to Mr. , HENRY RIPLEY; MOWS. 'B' ' Pr C- 44i) On *MG -ANDS, TWINER, and CO., Or to and J. TYRER The LYSAN DE ' W. R will sail in a few clays/ *atco by Auction. .oalto b 2 Ruction. alto Op Ruction. Liverpool, the .a g ge t o o f • "W v A li \' i i i ' , E l ' ,. N D E ,' an extensive Ironfouudry . riess, and cm:l'cl) . nam b and about £3JOO, (r e , a ku° lllin tape an acti%,re'l;art in the management along wi the present proprie tor. As the foundry is in fullwork, this affords an excellent Opportunity . for, such an engagement.—Apply to GLA DSTON El)t)iiwas and Go., Ch a i n an d Anchor Works, 62, Sparling street.. N.B.—An active Youth Wanted, as an Apprentice. Tu . rail positively on the 9th Feb ary, For BOMBAY, . The fine Brig M WitLiAst Syus , Coin n4er; :A, and Sicily BRIMSTONE;' Smyrna VALO WHETSTONES. Apply' to JAMES MOSS and Go., :3, •Goreeliiazzas. WEDNESDAY. Burthen Ter regist To:moatiow,'(Wednesday,) the . 27th inst., at T elve o'clock, at .lee Brothers and Latham's Office, Hargr 60 Bales Hungarian It Ex Atiadne, from Trieste.—Apply to Me s.CYaus MpartA Lt. and Sing, Merchants, sir to JEE •BROTHERS•and LATHA, Brokers. . . For the' benefli of whom ii may con 'rn, e fe To-imanow, (Wedne'sday,) the 27th instant ' 1 Twelve o'clock, - •on the'ground, west side .Geor , s' Dock, /1 - 11 - 1 E lower MASTS and • oilier ' ARSYCORDAGE, X . SAILS, CASIS; - and other Ste sai-ea from the Wreck of the Medway; about 200 tons, stranded off thi'iiort. 'Apply to Messrs: Crtarma N and Wit.J.,l4, Agents for Lloyd's,; or - to NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. ~: Tar freigfq 'or =:.l 364 tons, and entirel 43rokers, or to pas ter. sage apply to Messrs. re-built in 1833.- - tOLU, an RussgLt, JOHN/TOBIN. CONSTANTLY ON SALE FOR ENP tTATION, Best River and C4ICCAL'S ' BUILDING BRICKS, :FIRE CKS, Slacked and Teniper LIMB, C EME , SOAP, &c, THOMAS ANDERTON , 7, Drury-lane. TO sail i n a ll F e b ruary. , —A regula Trailer. -.--, 'For MANILLA an d L I N* IN, And will remain only afro, (lap aii former pl a ce, , . ii-v , fhe first-elass fast-sailiacr C r TWO, purtheu D. WHITE, east; per register 240 t ons. —F or fre i ght or passage, having good accommodation, apply to • AMIDDLE-AGED PERSON well acqua i n t e d w i t h the• • Mercantile and Shipping Establishm. ;is of • Liverpool, is 'desirous of employment in: a Merchant'; .r Broker's Office as Clerk or Overlooker„or, would Post-: • a; Deliver and Cid lect ApL:ourrts, or make himself genet y•usefol in' that Brie fur any respectable house. Satistactery.references will be given to the houses with whbin the Advertiser has done busin ess f or the l ast f our years; and . Se curity g tven 4. required. Applications addressed to W. P., STANDARD OFFICE, will be Immediately attended to. To-stoaaow(Wednesday,) the 27th inista at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Runif rd -street, 40 Bales fine new Persian B RIES, Ex Neptune, from Smyrna.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETYBroker. ROBERT WISE and Co. Apply to . To sail 31st January. . 1,-- For CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, B AVIA, an d ... ' k SINCAPORE r 4 .; .1 A'.. 1 -' The fine .I Briti s h-b u ilt Shi p ' .„.. TENSIA, ~..- ...,.. 153 W. A. Ram, m Coma er; tons register.—For freight or passage apply to HOt.nntt- NgSS and Ctitt.Toti and .f. N. Woo o and Co., Brokers, or ROBERT WISE and Co. Ta dad an the 31st instant. 'For CALCUTTA, • The fine Ship OTTEHSP OL, " JOHN Rica Aft pSON,CM OlTlder ; --"" ' A'l; bu r th eu p er r egister 401 tong; coppered and popper-fastened; sails fast, and has gOOd accommodations for passengers. —For terms of whipja, or freight, apply to Messrs. fAmoa, POTTER, and Co,, Or l'o GEOROW-111t4-IFIEL D. r Intended to sail immediately. For 'CALCUTTA, .f. to , .-- -- . - , - The. B R I D G ET, . :Burthe Capt. CROSBIG ; . n per r6kist er 405 tons.—For freight . or " ssage apply to 'the,Captaku, on boa,rol; to Ctins...HoitsPal.l.,,,r TI4OS. 'roam, tSqrs., Merchanis, or to JOHN H ASL E D EN, .Broker. A regular Trailer. For CAL TCU TA, .4r Tlie remarkably fast-sailing Liver ...1-built Ship ..:P.41 4.1-1,-am , .. MARY ANY-Wt .r, ,-" - RICHARD' LLOYD, COIll .der; Per register 338 tons ; A 1 at Lloyd's; co per-fastened and Tiew,ly coppered; t havina large portion of her cargo engaged, will uieet with despatch. —For freight or passage, haviug supe rior annOtnntodations, apply to'ligNar RIPLEY, Est, or to .. . JAMES BR BNER. t.,,................„-- WEST INDIES Xr • • For JAMAICA, / ~.)".:%,, And wilt deliver G oo d s a t P ORT M n la, °Luce:- ani nasSA, and Ports adjac t, .. ...... The Barque C' HA T AM, J9HN GI LL , Comina er. For frei g ht or passage, 'having excelleht eabin accommodation, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. Toiiiil 29th .instant. • For BARBADOES, • - 4 The Barque Tit OM AS C TY. 1....ir 'M. KELL T, Maste ' Bill-then 255 tons.---Fur,freight o assaie apply to. BARTON, ISLAM, and IGGI)ISON. To soil the latter end of Jan - na . M. For DEMERARA, • . . . :•.-. 4 „, 10, , The 11w-class' Barque JUP ER, ---- ... .Wm. RAMSEY, Mast 317 tons per , register; she .pusseises _superb° ecommodations for passengers —For terms of freight or passag e apply to JOSEPH JON ES 'and Co., 9, I.xchange i .alley. .................... To sail ihe 4th February . 4 For DEMERARA, ~,,\ The Ship JOHNSTON. aw: A. M'l HERS ON , Mail . ' T ....,. Now lying in the Prince's DOck. - --- . ply to S tNDB Acii,.. T N F... 'Od Co, To sail in a few day:. I For HAVANA,. . ...-‘T , (In lieu of the MENSAGER , .ti,.. --- -je The AI Spanish B r i g J OVEN IQUE, J. A. GA.anr, Master 13urthen 160 tons, coppered and copper -f ned, and in all respects an eligibld conveyance; lying in G' rge's Dock.—For terans of freight or passage apply to Mr. F. ANERO, or to ~S HLEY BROTHERS. To sad in a few days. For /sTEVIS. And will forward Goods to Sr. Ktr 2A - The SICILIAN, Captain MaLtonY ; 149 tons; lying in,the Prince's Dock.—Apply MURRAY, S IE, and Co. rn e ' For DEMERAH.A and HONDITRA.§, . The well-known Bri g HANNAH , ..... J. BRIGGS, Master; litirthen 287 tons, and having the greater par o er cargo engaged, will have early despatch.—Fo r terms freight or passage apply to JAMES POO E and Co. The WARINGSFORD has room disengaged for a few tons of light Goode. For SAVANNAH, r The new Ship JOHN KN , 4.%=,.;,% 'lttompsoN, Master •Will have early despatch.—For fret, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB. SOUTH AMERICA. To sail immediately. ..., For VALPARAISO, INTERMEDI S, & LIMA, . .11.4.4 The fins neiv Barque CH AN, H. O. HOLTON, Ma r; A 1, 195 tons, cuppered and copper-fast ,and in every respect a first-rate couveyauce.—For terms of freight, &c. apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co:. Warrisnted first Vessel. 4 , 7.- For' LIMA direct, 2 7 1- The fine A 1 fast-sailing Jersey-b ' t Barque . : 4 ! ,.,!.: ; SECRET, J. HORQU ARD , M r-; • Barthel' 202 tons, cop erect and copper stened, and in all respects a most desirable . conveyance; lyink in the Prince's Dock.--For terms of freight'apply to Messrs.RonEßT SwAYNE aUd Cot-, or to.. ASHLEY BROTHERS. MEDITERRANEAN For VENICE and T' a STE, And will forward G Qo• • A.PkONA, -The fine Brig BR LEY, ''' 146 tons register, c opped • ' a copper-fastened.— For tenni off ight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. EUROPE. ANNUAL PREMIUM FOR ASSURANCE OF £lOO. .... Age. One Year. s Seven Years. Life. LINE OF PACR.ETS FOR LIS N, 15 EU 16 4 Ll 0 8 LI 16 2 Sailing on the Ist, 10th, and 20th of e ry Month. . 25 '1 7 8 1 9 0 2 5 4 4'.....1 To sail on 'the lgt of Feb . 35 113 4 I 115 7 217 0 ^,g.. k; The fast-sailing Schooner ELL JENK.INSON ) , 45 22 3 26 0 _3 14 11 - - T. IRVIN G MRS • 55 '3 0438 2 5 4 8 LINE OF PACRETS FOR LIS N, Sailing on the Ist, 10th, and 20th of e ry Month. To sail on the Ist of Feb . The fast-sailing Schooner ELL JENK.INSON,, T. IRVING, MRS ; A 1, 162 tons register, coppered and copper-fastened.—Por 'terms of freight or passage apply to the Owners, JOHN BIBBY and Co. Attenclance s is given Daily, by the Agents for Liverpool, at their Office, No. 4, Campbell-street, Duke-strcet, where Pro spectuses may be had, proposals for effecting Assurances re cetved;and eVery information respecting the Society obtained. Medical Referee for LIVERPOOL, J. P. BRANDRETH, M. D. GRAHAM and TAYLOR, Agents. LONDON AND'BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. A MEETING of the PROPRIETORS reside. 4 in Liver pool and the Neighbourhood, is propo e• o be held on FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelle otk, at the Cla rendon-rooms, to appoint a Deputation' t. t ttend the General Half-yearly Meeting of Proprietors in London, on the 18th February next. January 25, 1836. Ooftottutot. To sail posillve_ly onSati4rday For MILFORD and HAVREFO WEST, and air 'laces adjac' , 44 6 , ... The fast-sailing,Stnack RY ANN, WILLIAM BROWN, Master; For freight or passage-apply to the Captain; do board, Canning ock- THE PROTECTOR LIFE ASSOCJATION, Established for Assurances on Lives and St worships, for the Grant of Immediate, Deferred, and Sur • •orship Annuities, AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF REVERS NS AND ANNUITIES. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, E MILLION. Office, (temporary,) 36, 0 Jewry, London. DIRECT() Chairman, GEORGE RICHARD. ROBINSON, Esq., M:1. 3 Deputy Chairman; NATHANIEL, Decinans Burton, Esq. ' .?Richarcl Marten,Esqd WM. Ormsb - y - Gore, Esq. ' X M. Henry Oiley, Esq. Robert Alexander Grav, Esq. !Matthew Boulton Rennie, Esq. Robert Hugh Innes, Esq. , George Stanley Repton, Esq. Edmund Jerninv„ham, Esq. Hon. John Chetwynd Talbot. John Kennard, Esq. AUDITORS. William Blount, Esq. John William Liddeard, Esq. John - Bingley Garland, Esq. I Ralph Charles Price, Esq. PHYSICIAN. George Leith Roupell, M.D., 15, "Welbeck-street. SURGEON. William Cooke, Esq., Trinity-square, Tower-hill. B4NKERS. _ . - Messrs. 1 1 11asterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co., Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, and Messts. Wright .and Co., Henrietta- Covent-garden. ACTUARY AND SECRETARY.—CharIes Jellicoe, Esq. ►JIHIS Association diets security to the Asstred in a . sub- JL scribed Capital of ONE MILLION, of which £50,000 is immediately . available for contingencies; the liability of each Subscriber being liiaited to the amount of the Shires held by him. At the expiration of every fifth year the,profit realized by the Associationonclutlingthe dividends on the Invested Capital,. and after payment of necessary expenses,. inttrest. to Proprie tors, &c., will be ascertained, and THREE-FOUATHS of the amount then'diviNd amongst the Assured for the'Wh'ole term of Life; in the proportions indicated - by the value of each Poli4. respectively. , • 'Tile fibrins or profit thus apportioned to each Policy may be applied, at the option. of the . paities, 'either in adding to the amount of their Assurance such reversionary_ sum as may be equivalent to its share'bf 'profit, or in reduction of the PremMin {hereafter payable on-the - Policy. The Directors will purchase the Policies of the Association at an equitable valuation ; or in cOnsideration of their Surren der; •grant new ones fora sum to be agreed - upon, absOlved from further payment of premium ; such Policy continuing to parti cipate in the periddiCal divisions of pro At. The premiums as exhibited in the following extract from the tables, all of which are formed on the same basis,..are at RE. DUCED RATES, atid.parties may arrange 'to pay them either in a single payment, by equal annual payments, by increasing or decreasing payments, or: by equal aunual payments for a li mited number of years only; thus offering the adiantages of Assurance to the varied circumstanceS'and situations of life. ANNUAL PREMIUM' FOR ASSURANCE OF £lOO. On THURSOAY, the 11th February next, at the Brok Office, 18, Exchange-buildings, 152 Serons Guatimala INVIG Just landed, ex Robert Finnie, from Vail .—Applv to • JOHN and JAMES ON, Brokers. _ , *alt. For SALE, A flue. new BRIG ~41 . Aat l ik 160 tons register, built entirely English oak, ja thoroughly co pper-fastened,', 1 e ready f or launch ing in th e b eg i nn i ng o f M ar ch, at Bd ear, near Chep s t o wl; '. . " o vi about h a lf pl a nked, and may *inspected by any p ar ty to putchase her. Length 79 feet. B re adth 2l feet 3 inches. p a ; bepth • - - 13 feet 3 inches. furth er paiticulars apply to ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Harrington-street. ON SALE, 74-. The very fine new A 1 copper-fastened Barque EDINBURGH; John's, Burthen per register 368 89-94 tons; built at St. New Brunswick, by an experienced builder, under the particular inspection o r 28th June last. her present owner, and launched on the Her timbers are all heckmatack, and her stem stern-p us t , 'Trott, &c. of the best. United States and African oak, bright work, pitch pine. She carries a large cargo on a light draft of water, sails very fast, is an uncommonly handsome modelled vessel, and is very well Adapted for the cotton and tim ber trades. Dirnensions—length of keel, 106 feet 8 inches; length on d ec k , 12 6 - feet 9 inches; breadth:6f beam, 31 feet 8 inche feet s ; depth of hold, 21 feet 6 inches ; ight between decks, 7 6 inches. H materials ar of e best Liverpool t "uutacture and her fastenings ve ea:vy th and substantial. Also, FOR SALE, „ The new A 1 copper-fastened Barque ALBION, murthen per register 313 tons-, was built at Yarmouth, N.S., and launched on, the 4th October, 1834. Her top timbers are ttll hectnatack, and her top sides are planked with American Ixtit, her stem, stern-post, and apron are of American oak also hers fastenings are heavy, and she is altogether a most substan ial and strong built vessel; she sails well, and carries a good cargo, Her dimensions-are—length on deck, 104 feet 6 inches; tber:a . dth of be am , 25 feet IA inches; d e pth o f h o l d, about 16 t leight between decks, 6 feet.--For further particulars ally to rho Captains on board, east side Brunswick Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. Irnot sold, will bedespatched for Savannah immediately they are discharged. (One concern.) . crHE commissioners m a commission of bankrupt, bearing 1 date the 16th of January, 1826, awarded and is ed forth against RICHARD SHAW CLARE, of Harr' n on, near Ltve'rpool, in the County%of Lancaster, tar and pentine dis tiller, dealer' and C hapman, intend to meet the 9th day of February next, at eleve n in the fore noon, e Office of Messrs. JOHN and GEORGE CRUMP, Solicitors, d 'Churchyard, in Livetpool aforesaid, to audit the accoun of the assignees of of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, under the said commission, pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in the Sixth Year of the R ei g n of his late i‘lajesty King George the Fourth, intituled "An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts." THE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt. ' bearing 1 date the 16th Ht Januarv,.lB26, awarded a n d - ' ed against RICHARD SHAW CLARE' of Harrington, ar Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, tar a nd turpcnti distiller, d e aler and . chapman, intend to meet on the 9th f ebrimr y ne xt , at one in the afternoon; at the Office of Me a. JOHN Sr GEORGE CRUAIP, Solicitors, Old Churchyard , in Liver p ool in tire said county of Lanaaster,, in order to m ake a 'second and final DIVIDEND Of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt when where the creditors who have , not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the satne, or they will be excluded the benefitol the said dividend. And all claims 'not then proved will be disallowed. J.- frtHE Commissioners in a renewed fiat in bankruptcy .ear- 1 1 ing date the 28th day. of October, 1833, awa .ed and issued forth against THOMAS CROWDER an• ENRY THOMAS PERFECT, both of Liverpool, in e county of Lancaster, merchants, (carrying on busmeis ere inpartner- 1 ship with James Butler Cleugh, of the city ,f New York, in the United Stites of America, merchant, under' the'firm of Crowder, Cleugh, and C 0.,) intend to meej on the 9th day,of February next, at Twelve o'clock at Nan, at the Office of Me r ssrs. Lace, Sons, and'Myers, in Castle-street, in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, to audit the accounts, of the assig nees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupts, under the said fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parliament, made and passed •in the 6th year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled "An act to amend the laws relating to bankrupts;" and the said 'commissioners also intend to meet on the same day, at Two in the Afternoon, and at the same place, in order to make a final dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupts; when Nnd where the creditors who have not already proved theirdetts are . to come prepared to prove the. 'same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And 'all claims not then proved' will be dis allowed. TRINITY HARBOUR AND LOW WATER PIERS, For the better Accommodation of Steatn-vessels and other: engaged in the Navigation. of the, Frith of Forth. CAPITAL, £2OO 000 IN 1000 S HARE S OF f • Lti ,ll Major-General Sir Thomas Maekdougal Br' ane, V.R. S., Btc. Ronald Mac Donald Seton, Erskine Douglas Sandford, Allen' George Meld,' Esq., R.N., 'David Sandeman , Alexander Scot, Esq. The above highly-respectable names have been elected an Interim Committee of Management. , riiHE Importance of, undettaking, for . th e genera l t ra d e 1 of Schtland—and the advantages to be thus derived to the Edinbuigh and Glasgow Railway—by the Establishment of an Harbour, at all tunes of the,tide and in all weathers accessible, are'shown by the Prospectus that has been published. RICH f). DAWSON, Agent; Eitchange-alley, Liverpool. P.S. A very limite4 number of Shares have been placed in my hands for distribution in. Liverpool, the deposit on which is only £l, and any appliCation shall have immediate attention. RICHD. DAWSON, Agent, Exchange-alley, Liverpool. BEAUTIFUL 1TA1.;124N SCULPTURED OIiNAMENIS,, ITIARBLE 4 CIVAINEY PIECES, TABLES, 4 , 6. "VTR. T. BRANCH respectfully announces that/he is in 11'1 structed to SELL by AUCTION, on "lus.suAy next, 2d February, 'at Eleven o'clock,' at the Hanover ma, an ele gant assemblage'of beautiful ITALIAN SC PTURE, in eluding finely executed'GuourTs of Ft G vitas consisting of the Shepherds of Broglie, Jupiter,. and Leda, M. einal- In s t r uction,- Tam' o'Shanter and Sauter Johnny, Pair Adrian Vases with, Doves, Canova's Graces, Venus in the hell and returning. from the 'Bath, Calliope, the Gladia r s , &c. ; el a bO ra telt finished Models of the Piazza at Pi the Cathedral at Flo-; rence, and the Bapti s t ery a t Pisa; .great variety of splen didly sculptured Vases, Ewers, Feuntains, and Urns, with superb entwined snake and dolphin handles; - a pair of riehly . etched .Lamps; perforated Globes; numerous Groups of Ani male ;•-elegant Tripods, Tazzas, and Vases of-Agate and Verde* Tatra; with numerous other Oinainental Articles. At the same time will be Sold, about Twelve elegant CHIIII, PIROES,of Italian Statuary, Vein, Blick;“Ddve; "and' Garsdale Marbles; a few Italian and British MARBLE TABLES, &c. _ . . To be viewed •on Monday nnxt,- lst February, when Cara-- lognis .may he from Mr. 'l'. BRANCH. • EXTENSIVE SALE. ~. - . . . . GROCER'S AVD TEA .DEALE R' S , SI'9CK IN TRADE, E LeGANT SWOP FIXTURES,' 4.c. By Mr..BROWN,ENTT, To-inortaow, (Wednesclay,) the '2711) instant, : and two follow ing days, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, 6, St. George's Crescent. '11111.'3 whole `Of. the genuin e SlOCl‹...in TRADE, elegant SHOP FIXTURES, and .other Effect's of Mr. Samuel Hill, Grocer and Tea Dealer, declining the Itt.,tail Basineis. The Stock coniprises upwards of 1" is. wEight o f Bla c kl find Green Teas, chiefly of - the' finer qua es, Ray: and Roasted Coffee, Raw and Refined Sugars:a I ,„,e` quantity of various lsorls 4 Spiees, , Essence of Ditto in ema il bottles, . Essente ?of le g ii Coffee in tiair-riat bOttles, Wdx, Spermaceti, acid liensin , ton Candles, 6 cwt. Carraway Seeds, 2 cwt. Pearl Sago, 4 cat. Tapioca, a cwt. Starch, 8 cwt. ground Cocoa, - 6 cwt. Chocolate, about 50 Dozen Bottles of assorted Pirkles, amuentity of West India and other' Preserves, Foreign -Fruit, including 'lmperial 'Plums in cartoons and quarter boxes, Muscatel. and _other Raisins, Turkey. Figs, 3 cwt. Soft Shell Almonds, WeStphalia Hams, , and Afffisla .Qx," Toitgues, - Riee, Macareni, Veitnieelii, `Arrowroot, 40 gallons of . Vinegar„ about forty Ilb. B oxes o f ?prime Havann a h Cigiii,ti, , The Fixtutos,donsiist of a Mahogany-top Counter, '2'2 feet 8 inches by 2 feet 7 inches; an ornamented •Canister Ranffe, for' ,!:30 Canisters, with splendid Cornice; ylass Case for Sh;?p Win : dow, 12 feet '6inebes by TO 'feet 6' ihefte4 ; unity '121b.. Tea iCanisters, 7 Chest 'Ditto, Counter. Desk. ' large Beam, - Scales, 'Weilhts, &c. The whole will be sold without reserve, and in Lets Suitatle for Private Families. . . . . .. May be viewed on the 'Mornlngs of Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the PreMiies or of the 'Auctioneer, at his Offices, Clarendon-buildings; South John-street. Ina' lc Totireo. FOR EXPORTATION A ND HOilf - USE. PAINT OILS, LAMP DITTO OIL PAINTS, .of every•descripr D R.Y COLO.URS, ditto d . t , 'VARNISHES, ditto do, J. and J. TAYLOR and 0., Manufacturers.. Offi ce , N o . 9dde Seddon - street. , Ships supplied with PAIN'T'S, OILS, Bie. with despatch, and. on the lowest terms. On SALE, The beautiful Brigantine REB A, Burthen 122 tons; built under the Ow 's particular inspection, at Cumberland, N.S.; la coed in July last:` length, 70 feet 7 inches;. br dtb, 20 feet 4 inches; depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a most des' le vessel of her size, sails fast, and carries a large cargo at - very . easy draft of water.—Apply to THOMA§ HATTON, un., Canning-buildings, 35, South John-street. .SALE,. : The Liverpool-built Barque MARY, 2:451t- Burthen p , r register 368 tons : now discharging her' ; cargo in the BrUnswick Dock. TAis is a very desjr able 'vessel - for the timber trade; n very larae carrier, and well worthihe 'attentioif of Pnrchas6rs.—For tei s apply to Messrs. CYRQS MoanALL an-d'Sok or to JOHNSON,. GRANGER and Co Fenwick-street. to nt NTiti) (Tat t on. For DUBLIN AND. BELFAST. 4., MINk THE Cl2'Y OF DLI,BLIN . JA,ii.` S TEA MIPACKtT—CO M PAN Y, t'Z' lik,Ic9ItyORATP? BY ACT-OF rm.tvAILENT. , he above 'Company sail their Vessels, wi t h or WithOUt, Pihltld taking Goods - and Passengers - to 'the f lot+ing ptirts, - namely, To DUBLIN 'Daily. For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-4 iinow, (Wednei•-• clay,) . the 27th instant, at Five o'clock in 't Evening; fr o m th e Clarence DoCk. - Apply, forlltiblin Line, to • , - SAMUEL PE Y, 27, .. for Belfast Line, to. Water-street. JOHN M 4 CAMMON and Co-., The pliaciple of this CoMpaux is that of attaching . all Im porters and Exporters by a•Diviston of the Profits Ainolig them, after payment of the Divideutis-Lthus,creatilig a community of interests between the ,Shikyers and Shareholders--a Which best t Uarattee - to - its - Propiietors a - 61+111'4 of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and. Livu,Sltiek the having a well supported EstabliNhinent.of first- Asd Sieairie'fs, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with true'attention to;their maintenance. Ou FRIDAY nest, the. 29th instant, at One o'clock; at Evrart, Myers, and Csi.'s Office, Exchang e -al y, - 30 CheSts SHELL LAC, ..6 Chests LAC-DYE, 197 Baga.GINGER, Just landed, ex Royal Saxon, from _Calcutt .—Apply to EWA RT, DIY E RS, • and. Co., Brokers.. Erouraitur NotittO. REDUCED - PREMIUMS OF 'ASSURANCE. YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND -FIRE AND LIFE „ . . ASSURANCE COMPANY.. THE attention 'of the Public' 'is SOUCited kr' the Rates of Premium required by this. Company, as ontrasted beloW with those demanded by the London Assura e Offices. • York and North of England.. widen, Qffices.: Floating Policies ...10s.. per t....12s- per Cent, Specific- 7 AR Risks Bs per .! eat. ~.113. per . Cent.. ' " Omit Haz. Tratles• •• • 7s. per ent....105., per Cent. "'.omit'also Haz.' Goods 6s. per Cent.-.... 9s. per Cent. ,Short period Policies at the usual proportions of the above. The Preiniums on Life Assnrance will be found on compar rison to be much more favourable to the Aisured than those charged by most other Offices. N.B.—Persons insuring in this'OffiCe; are neither liable to be called upon to make good the'lossei of others, nor-prevented from bringing an action at law against the. Company, in. the event of a disputed claim, as is the case in all Offices where the, assured participate in the profits. • M. WOTHERSPOON, Agent. 7, India-buildings On WEDNESDAY, the 10th Februaiy next, at Tyr e o'clock, at Molyneux, Tlylor, and Co.'s Qtfiee, Ch 1-street, 1600 Bagst Manila Sli m ? 60 Casks S • ' Just arrived, per Antigua Packet, from a ills. 510LYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Br-ers. On THURSDAY, the 11th February next, at Twel o'clock. at Molvneux, Taylor, and Co.'s 4 7 / offi • , 40 Chests Bengal INDIG Arrived, per Superior, from Calcutta.— yto Messrs. D. and T. Wrws, Merchants, or to PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX, MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., proKers. . . . . , . To4cialuiw,'(Wedues'day,) the 27th hist.; at e o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Eoster's Office, a e-street, 19 Tous:Solid NICARAGUA. OD, 24 Tons Cuba 8 Tons ampicc3 FUSTIC, T Which may be seen !previously'in'Mr. Ellison 'Prodsham's Warehouse, Mersey-street. JONES, MANN, and POSTER, Brokers. ' POSTER, TI - IT.JRSDAY On THURSDAY next, theth - instant, at Tviielvoro'clock, on the' Quay, east side of the Queen' ck, i 700 Barrels of Americ an 300 - -Barrels 'of TUR PEN NE, Now landing, ex Belgrave,fromWilmington.—Apply to Messrs.. itICHARDSoN and PRMBE4TON, Merchants, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers: FnlDA'!r. On FRIDAY next, the '9th instant, at No. .9 Idhall-street, I.oo_ Duppers CASTOR Ex Superior, from Calcutta.—Appioo. GLADSTONE and -SERGE TSON,Srokers. On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at. One o'o ,at Bateson and'Hersfall't; Office, Lower Castle- reet, 44' Chests SHELL LAC, 7 .Hogsheads TtNCAL, p 1090 :Bags.and.rockets GIL • ER, .50 Cases CASTOR OIL, - Landing,' . ex Rfpley.—Apply't o Mer chant,'or to - BATESON aint 'HORSFALL, 'Brateis. Aturrit rninAlr Nmer. On NV4nNEsDAT, the 3d February next, at Twelve' o'clock, at Cunningham ancl,Sotley's Office, Exchange-. ley North, 'l5OO nags tinna SUGAR, Ex Coirier; warebouied in Crosthwaite's, ;rice's Thick. •-• Samples may be seen in Loudon at the ffi c e o f M essrs . ..EMBLE and TaowEa. CONNINGBAM and SMILEY, Brokers. On 'IMIDAY, the sth February next, at 'Fwe vA O'clock, at Carrie, Huson, audiCo.is Office, Rutpfri -place, 21,500 East India OX and COW DES, Lying in Dover's, 276 and 277, t, ex Ripley and Perfect, froin Calcutta.-Appl y to C.ORRIB,HUSON, and Co., Brokers. . On FRIDAY, the sth February next, 'at Twelve d , 'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfo ~„." ace, 13,500 East, India , OX and COW 4 ES, Lying in 304, Harhord's, New Qu ay , iltinet, from Cal cutta.—Apply to 'Messrs. TAYLOR, POT n, and Co., Mer chants, or to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. PORT WREXHAM HARBOUR AND RAILWAY-. A CONTINUATION OR BRANCH OP THE GRAND JUNCTION RAIL 'AY, Cainmenciniat; or 'neizr - Preston Bro6k, through Chest - , Greenfield,. Mostyn, Rhydrand, to Great Ohms d. . In the vicinity of Ormshead, an extensive harbo , similar to that of Kingston, will be formed, which', with itable Decks and Warehouses, will constitute the Town of Port - Wrexham. 'Capital,' £750,000, in £15,000 Share f £5O each. Depost £1 a Shire. • THE importance and utility of such an outlet to. the cow 'coerce of the Inland and CentralllarnifacturingT ow n s of England can no longer be doubted. By, this route the manufactures of Birmingham, the Stafford . shire 'Potteries, the iron 'of Staffordshire, 'Warwickshire, and 'North Wales, will find a moretertain, more speedy, and a less expensive channel of transit to Ireland, to North and South America, to' the West Indies, and to every other part of the Globe. By the same route the Corn and Cattle of Ireland, American Tiinber, and all 'kinds Of Colonial Produce, will reach those populous districts in a shorter period and at a cheaper rate than they can now be carried at, by way of Liverpool., At the Ornieshead 'there is depth of Water 'sufficient, at all times . of . the tide, 'to float mercantile vessels of the greatest burden. The sands which render the approach to the Port of Liver pool so'darigerous, terminate a little to the Eastward of the site of the intended . Harbour, consequently, the heavy charges which fall uponvessels destined to Liverpool will be avoided. Pilotkige and Light'Dues will I , e reduced one-half. Insurance, both on Vessels and Cargoes, will be effected from -, ir to Port Wrexham at a much less premium than to or from Liverpool. The Towing of Vessels by Steam, which from . the Port'of Liverpool 'is now estimated to cast 40,000 annually, will be 'frOin - Port Wrexham` quite unnecessary. The distance from Ormeshead to the Grand Junction Rail way, at Preston Brook, by way of Liverpool, Newton, and Warrington, is not less than 80 - miles, whereas the diStance by the proposed Line (gill not exceed 60' miles—thus, between 'Dublin and Birmingham 20 miles of the distance will be saved, and - the •danger which' now besets the 'approach to the Mersey will be avoided. To Wrexham, Shrewsbury, Cheltenham, Worcester, Glou .cester,'South Wales, Bristol, and 'Exeter, by the New Lines'of Railroads which are already before the public, this. Line will have a decided advantage, as it will unite at Chester the Great Western with the Great Northern Lines, and form a termina= nation to them both. The whole Lines is almost a water-level. The country through which a great part of the Line' will pass is at present waste, un inclosed laud. Materials fur the construction of the Railroad and 'Harbour are in'great abundance on the Line, and may be '•cost procured at a less than in almost any other part of Great Britain. The Line will pass over a country abounding in coal, and. through the very centre of the lead trade of Flintshire. On a section of five miles of the road, namely, from Flint to Greenfield, it is estimated that not less than £aooo annually is now paid for land carriage of lead, copper, and coals. It is ascertained that the principal Landholders on the Line will give their hearty sanction to the exertions of the projectors. The present estimate, made from a hasty survey, warrants the promoters in stating that the cost of the Railway will - not exceed £BOOO per mile, and that £250,000 will be ample to secure an Act of Parliament, and to edniplete the Harbour, Decks, and Warehouseing. The Capital required for this noble undertaking will, there fore, be £750,000. Persons wishing to pat'ticipate in its advantages may secure Shares by making application (post paid) to the following-pp pointed Agents, on or before the Bth day of February next, 'when a Prospectus will be ready, with the names of the Direc tors, Engineers, and Projectors of the undertaking. Agents, Mr. Was. ELKINGTON, Solicitor, 43, Paradise-street, Birmingham; Mr. S. J. ROBERTS, Solicitor, Chester Messrs. WALMSLEY, KEIGHTLEY, and PARKIN, Solicitors, 43, Chip 'cory-6tie, London; Mr. THOMAS J. SMITH, Solicitor, Liver pool. . . . . , GENTEEL AN!) EXCELbENT 'FURNITURE, PLATE, PiANO-FORTE, ININSHULL4TREET, • MOUNT VERNON. By Mr. SYERS, On MONDA next, the Ist, TnasiiArr, : the 2d, ditd 'WEDNESDAY, the 3d of February, at. Half-past Ten o'clock precisOy each on the PreMises,_Minshull-street, Mount V on,—by, orr:fer of the Executor, rJiHE whole of the genteel HOUSUIIOLD F NITURE, small Sideboard of Plate, China, Cot GP ,capital square Piano'-forte, Pal rof Cary's Globei..eicell n iefit4lay B racket Cliik, by Parr, Man.Mangle,'B4 uks, a .ictures, and other 'Effects, the genuine Property of the la Ir., THo NI S P,A comprising lofty'and handSnine Four-p t alid'Carop getlsteads," with Morine iind Printed Furniture Hangings, prime -Seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses, Paillasses, excellent Chamber Ar 'BruSsels, Nenetlan, and Kidderminster Carpets, Chim ney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses,..;Lobby.Lanap, nearly new Lobby cloths, Window Curtains, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen, Requisites, &c. The MAHOGANY ARTICLES, of superior wood and workman ship, consist of an excellent Set of Dining Tables, Sideboard, Pembroke, Card, Snap, Sofa, and Woik Tables, Sofa, Conches, Sets of Chairs for Dining and Drawing-rooms, Lounging Chairs,' Wardrobes and Drawers, Sets of Drawers, Hatstand, Sze. May be viewed on Saturday next, the 30th instant, *hen printed Catalogues may be hAdou the - Premises, and from Mr. SY ERS, Houghton-street, Clayton-square. OA THURSDAY, the lith February, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, sub ject to such conditions of sale as will be produced; unless pre viously disposed at, of which due notice vi• 'be given, A LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND ith the Four. MES SUAGES or DWELLING-Ii ES thereon erected, one being to the front of Hodson t,' and the other three at the back thereof, and fronting urt called Lawson's-court, in Liverpool aforesaid, containi g its front .to Hodson-street, and at the back thereof severatty the yards and a half,or there.; abouts, and running in depth on the north and south sides severally Atilklf, or thereabouts. and am n pur For further particulars apply' to Messrs. JOHN and JAMES &tom, Solicitbrs, 2, Exchange-street East, Liverpool. , • OLD. BOTTLED PORT•AND OTHER WINES. • lUt R. HODPSON, re s p ec tf u ll y. annountes ' that he has re-: J AI L ceived instructions from Mr. R ien.s.nn A s m,13. Leigh street, to - SELL by ,AUCTION Tilts DAY, (The4day,) the' 26th instant, At Twelve o'clock precisely, at 's Rooms, 60,! Church -street, . Upwards of 200 Dozen of fine old Cruste ORT, in excellent condition, for iinrae use, . .• 40 Dozen Brown and -colour SHERRy About 12 Dozen E a st I n di a ADEIR A, ' , 12 Dozen MOSELLE, and 15 Dozen Sparkling DITTO, ~ In Cases .of Three Dozen earl-, The whole of which will be submitted to public competition without any reserve ; itt order to clear the Blatt. The well-known character of .Mr. Abram's Wines, and his long experience .and judgment in seleeting, from the best Vin tages will be a sufficientguarantee to Purchasers'of thesuperior quality of the Wines' now offered to the Public . .. Samples to be tastedat the time of, Sale, and any further in formation respecting these or other Wines may be had, in the interim, from the P ro pri e t or . , • I N.B.—At the same time will be offered, some.finetalit FOOTS': and SHEIt RIES, in Wood, having been nea r ly three yeariin. bond. (One concern.) Byorder of the Mortgagee. By• Mr. SYERS, On THURSDAY,, the 11th February; at One &dock "in the At - terpoomprecisely, at the Clukentlow-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, subject to condi tions of sale as shall be then - ail& there produe ,'irad in two or wore Lots,.as maybe agreed upotrat the ineiorslie, • ' !Lot 1.. k PIECE! of, LAND, :with two ESSUAGES or DWELLING , HOUSES:t eon erected, situate on the west side of Lauref.street, in • erpool aforesaid, num bered respectively 12and. - -13,•conta . . win front thereto, and at the back thereof to a common passage. of four feetiviele severally yards, and.extendingiu rear ordeptirbackwards'on the north and'south sides severally vards,'orthereahouttl tof,ieth..r with the : use and enjoyment of the said common passage for all tenantly purposes.. The above Premises are held by Lease under the Corporation of Liverpool, for the residue Of a term of 75. yr-rs, which com menced on the-Bth Noietribei, 1830,:stibleet -to The usual co venants and conditions, and are - at - present untenanted. Lot 2/1:: Piece: of LAND, 'With two MESSUAGtS or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected; We' &tie situate on the west side of Laurel-street the - Other on the north side of Lawson-street, -in Liierptiol aforeSaidi Of the same dimensions as' Lot 1. • - The last-mentioned Premises are also held by Lease under the . Corporation of Liverpool, for the tesitke of a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 28th day Januarv,' ISM, subject to the usual covenants and conditions; and the bwelling-house in Lawson-street is now in the occupation of Mr. Howard, as tenant Further particulars may be • had by applying to 'THOMAS' CROOK and Sow, Accountants,' Exchange -street East, or to Mr. Witualu‘ EATON,' (tate Kidd and Eaton ) ) Solicitor, Ma . nesty-latte, Liverpool. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR •MANUFA6YUiiiisio&ailfffs,§KlEffEßS, &c, On THURSDAY next, the 28th January instant, at Three o'clock in the ajternoou, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helens, in the ' uty of Lancaster, the folloWing Lots of Land, belo g to the . St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway Com • y, viz : Lot 1. AF lELD, or Close of LAND,.in idnes, adjoining a House called the Vineya and situate on the west side of the St. Helen's and Runeo Gap Railway; bound ed on the north and west by a lane called Brickhouse-lane, lead ing to Runcorn Ferry, and on,the south by land belonging to Mr. Knowles, and containing 2A. lie. aTi► . statute measure. 2- A FIELD, in *Widnes, called the Great Hey, separated form Lot I by the Railway, bounded on th& north 1w Brick house-lane, on the . south by Land belonging to Mr. Knowles,; on the east by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late Henry Rawson, Esq., and oil the west by the Railway, and containing 9A: la. 39p. s t a t u t e measure. 3. A FIELD, in Widnes, called the Little Brudley, situate on the east side of the Railway, bOunded- on. the north by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and on the east and south by Brick-, house-lane, and containing 3a. 3a. 301-P. statute measure, 4.:A FIELD, in Widnes, (fOrinerly two Fields,) situate on the West side of the Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late Matthew Gregson, Esq.,. on the northwest by Land belonging to Sir Henry Bold Hogl►- . ton, on the south by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late- Mr. William Ashton, and on the west by a lane leading to Run corn Ferry, called Lugsdale's-lane, and cotitainirie3A:3a..23P. statute measure. _ 5. AFIELD, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the Rail-, way, bounded on the northeast by a lane called Page-lane, which separates the said Field from the estate of David Bellhouse, Esq., and on the southly Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 3A. 1e 201 P• statute measure. 6. A ; FIELD,nr piece •of LAND, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the Railway, at the Widnes Incline Plane, bounded on the tiorth and east liy'Land behinging to J. S. Leigh, Esq., and on the south by other Land 'belonging to the Railway COmpany, arid containing ls. O lt. BP. statute measure. '7: A. Piece of LAND, in Sutton, with five COTTAGES ,thereon, situate on the east side of the Branch connecting the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpool and 'Maticliester Railway, hounded, on the north by L an d b e longing to Miss Marsh, bud on - the east by Land . belonging to . Sir Hen ry Bold Hoghton, and containing 3R. 38iP. statute measure. 8. FIELD, in Sutton, abutting on . the Rail Way, point near the Copper. Works where the Railway branches off to St. Helen's and the Broad Oak colliery, bounded an the northwest 'by a Field belonging to the representatives of the late Mr. Bar on.the west by a•tield belonging tnbliss Marsh, and on the northeast by the Railway, and containing 3a. 32e. statute urea sure. ' 9..A.FIELD, in .Sutton, near the Copper 'Works, on the Broad Oak Branch.of the Railway, bounded on the north and east by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, on the west by the Railway, and'on the south by a public highway leading towards Peasley Cross,.and containing 2e. 3-4 . p. statute Pleasure. • JO. Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east side o f the'Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, boundnd on the north. east by land belonging to Mrs. Pemberton, and on the southeast by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 211. 22p. statute measure. 11. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, s ituate on the sonthsid e o f the Railway, and adjoining the public road, opposite the en trance. to.Stitton' Lodge, and containiug 71p. statute measure. 12. A Piece of LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, in the township of Parr, hounded on the south by the public road leading from St. Helen's to Ashton. on the northwest by'an Oc cupation read, and on the east by the Railway, and containing 2a. 4P. statute measure. • - 13. Another- Piece- of LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, bounded on the south by the public road leading from St Helen's to Ashton, on the northeast by Land belonging to l‘lr. James Leigh, and on the west by the Railway, end con taining Is. tht. SP. statute measure. 14. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, on the west side of the Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook; containing 251 p. statute mea sure. The six first Lots are Copyhold of Inheritance, and the whole of the others are Freehold. _ Lot 7 will be sold in One, or divided into several lots, as may be found most desirable at the time of Sale. Lot 9 and 10 will be sold in one or two Lots, as may be thought best at the Sale, and a right of Toad from the public highway will be reserved along the Railway, to form a com munication with Lot 10. The Soil of the whole of the Land in Widnes, is of excellent cpiality, and several of the Lots are admirably adapted for the erection of Villas. Widnes is within about half a mile of Runcorn, and about four miles from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway,passen ger trains on which are daily met by trains to and from Run corn, on the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Line. The St. Helen's and Runeorn Gap Railway, communicates with the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, but it is principally used for transit of Coals from the great coal-field, at St Helen's, to!a dock at its termination, communicating with the River Alersey, opposite to Runcorn, whence coals are taken by vessels to Liverpool, Northwich, Elnblin, and various other parts of the country. It is obvious, therefore, that the whole of the above Lots, from the facility of their communication, by the Railway, with the coal-field, at St. Helen's the RiVer Mersey. and the Liverpool d.nd Manchester Railway, must be admirably adapted for the erection of Chemical Works, add Smelting Hbuses,.or any other places of manufacture, in which the cost of fuel is a considera tion. For further particulars apply at St. Helen's, to PETER GREENALL, Esq.; at - Widnes, to Twain:is KIDD, Esq. ,• at Silt ton, to Mr. CHRIS. TATTERSALL, the Agent of the Raihkay .Company; and at Liverpool, - to r.'HAntioou BANNER, Har rington Chambers, North John-street, or Mr. WHITLEY, So licitor, Exchange-allev North, Oldhall-street, at Whose Mee Plans of the Laud may he seen. Zo be ATtb. /0 be SOLD, by Pat ATE TREATY, all th a t Time. Of. 1 LAND, situate on the east .si,tle,of Whitechantain ing about 12(X) square yards toketber with th3,..iseveral NIBS SUAGES, COTTAGES, *ORKSHOPK - and $1.3,1LD -INGS, thereon erected; measurir g in fr di to Whitechapel 38 feet . 3 inches, in f ro nt t o William treet, 74 feet 8 niches. and• in front to 'L e i g h- s t ree t 98 6 i nc h es. T he Premises are in the sever a l occu p a ti ons o f l es S rs. T rott e r a n d t heir up dertenants, and Mr. Bickerst...ff, Mr. Edward s , M rs . W a ll e y and Miss Rigby. The Tenure i s Le ase h o ld, un d er t h e Corpo ration of LiverpOol, tor the remainder of a term of 21 years, which commenced on the death of the last individual named in the Lease, on the 26th April last. Further 'particulars may be h a d, an d a Plan of the Premises inspected on application to Mr. JAMES TASK.ER, Solicitor, 25, North John-street, Liverpool. FISHERY AND SHIP-BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT ON. SALE, BEING a very valuabl e and comp l ete P roperty, particularly well adapted, and long used for the above purposes, at SHIP liminoun, CAPE BRETON, consisting of a new DWELLING HOUSE, with Frost-proof Cellars,neDry Fish Store, three stories high, a Salt and Pickled Fish. tore, a Dry GooasEStore, Cook-house, Blacksmith's Forge, Stable, &c., a new well-built Wharf, with Crane, &c. &c., complete, having sixteen to eighteen, feet of water at the head. and 5heit., 1 4.1.-.2..kt.-t-Ir.grnayg, the whole standing upon about six acres of Freehold Land, with four hundred and fity, feet of Frontage. Ship Harbour is well known as a safe and good anchorage for vessels of any size. Also, at River Bourgois, in Cape Breton, a strong and well-- 1 built STORE, three-and-a-half stories high, conveniently fitted up with a Fish Screw, &c., and a Wharf, containing a 'Crane, Winch, &c., and floored with three-inch Deal, having fifteen to sixteen feet water at the head, the whole standing on about one acre of Land, nearly the whole of which is covered with Fish Flakes.—Apply to ROBIN and KING. FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF TONTINE. _ _ ITIHE Property which is the subject of this Ton 'tfe"is Free hold of Inheritance, situate in the northe part of Liver pool, in the vicinity of• the North Mark , and consists of HOUSES and PREMISES, valued y it. eminent Sithevor at £6.3110, and the Rental (at•a moder rate) amounts to £552 per Annum. The Tontine to consist of 126 TRANSFERABLE SHARES of £5O each. • The interest of the Shareholders to depend upon the Lives of Nominees; to be named by them ; each Ndminee to be so years of age or upwards; one Life to be nominated for eaeli Share, and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion oltheßents during the Life of bis•NOininee. • The Shareholder whose Nominee shall Survive all the Other Nominees to become the absolute Owrier ., Of the whole Property. As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Pro - petty will' be conveyed to the Shareholders—who 'afe to execute a Deed in which the Rules and Regulations of IlleTontitie will be detailed. Each Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life of his Nominee, (which-can be done for a trifling sun n y m a y secure th e re pays meet of the value of his Share on the death of the Nominee ; 'and in the meantime he will receive his.proportion of the Rents; which proportion will increase op the death of each of the other Nominees, An Opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to yield good interest, and at the same time togive to each Shareholder a fair chance of tlitimately'acquiring the sole Ownership of the Property. For further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus, application may be made at the Office of Mr. Gronoa 'Woe. TH INGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool. ADVOWSON . OF THE RECTORY OP'PORTISHEAD, • IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET . _ MO be SOLD, by order of the Commissioners, appointed by his Majesty ; to consider the state Of Abe Lstablished Church in England and Wales, with referenee to •Eceleiiasti, cal Diities'and• Revenues, all that the ADVOWSON OF" 'HE RECTORY OF PORTISHEAD, in'the county of merset, situate about ten miles. west of Bristol, adjoinin the .Bristol Channel; consisting'of- the GREAT and Srl L TITHES of upwards•of 2;000-Acres of Meadow, P- u-e, Arable, and Wood lands, together with an ex nt PARSONAGE 'HOUSE, beautifully.sitnated near th hutch, Barn, Garden, Pleasure Ground, and Glebe, comprising 35 Acres or there abouts. ,'And - alma •'RECTORIAL MANOR, consisting of 5 Copybold Houses or Tenements and 17a. 3tc. 10p. 'of Land, or thereabouts, held for LiVes under the Rector for the time being. The whole estimated to be • worth about SEVEN HUN DRED AN D-TWENTY POUN DS per annnm,"after ail de ductions fur Tenths, Quit Rent, Land Tax,' Poor'and flighway Rates.. The cultivation of the Lands from which the Tythes arise is nearly as follows . I A OO . It. . P. . o A r r c a h b a le rd L s a a n n d d - Garden , 700 0 0 Meadow and Pasturage • llOO 0 0 Woodland • 100 0 0 Portishead has been lately greatly Unproved by the formation of roads and walks, the establishment of lint and Cold Marine Baths, the erection °fan Hotel, and various houses suited for Private residences and lodgings, and from_ (he beauty of the si tuation, the salubrity of the air, and other - local:advantages, it may be considered ()ire of the most desirable places of residence in the West of England. ' The present Incumbent is in the 78th year of his age, and the said Rectory is in the patronage of the Matter, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of the city of Bristol and county of the same city. The Advowson, by the like Order of hi s M a j es t y ' s sa id Com missioners, is to be Sold by Tender, in the form which bas'been approved by the said Commissioners. Such persons as are desirous of making a Teneer for the said Advowson, may receive a form of Tender at the Office cf the said Commissioners, No. 5, W NITER/1 1,1,P L ACE, LONDON, be tween the hours of Eleven and Three; or at the Office of 'Messrs. BRICE and BURGES, City Solicitors, Council House, Bristol; and the Tenders must be delivered in duplicated, sealed up, and directed to "His Majesty's Conimissioners appOinted to consider the state of the Established Church in England and Wales with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues," marking thereon "'Tender for the Rectory of Portishead," at the Office of the said Commissioners, on or before the first day of'March, 1836, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made in the said Form, and delivered at the said Office of the CominiSsion ers. Neb 3 , . . Just lished i .price.los, 6d. • FOR SURGEIII ES Pub .DISPE . NSARIES, CH STS' . • .. SPS, .&c. - WI DE'S -NEW, CHEAP,. HO and COMP E SERIES of -1_ 1 ../ 1112 LABELS, adapted to the P nacopceias of Lon don), Edinburgh; and Dulikn, inclu i e .New Remedies, and Duplicates and Blanks, - for . fitting Ch e mists' Shops, Also, a Very SUPERIOR 'HA .VARNISH, especially prepared for the Series, by U. B. Ena, Her Majesty's appoint ed chemist,' in : Bottles, Is. 9d. each. ,Sped in London by 'regg and' San • Simpkiu, Marshall, and. Uooincl.S. Highley; " the Wholesale Druggists, and Evans,. Soia, slid Co.,'Wholesale DruEgists, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. Vo be krt. . 1. O be L 1 T, the WORKS.HtPB, SliglsS;and TAit lately occupied by Messrs. 'T. and' H. -N.., ai Copper smiths, &c., fionting the Waterloo ••• more Lots. There area Four 'and l IVO-horse •ai . ' ngine, and Tv , i. : Lathes in one of the 'WOrkshops, inO . N.. l working. order, and 'which will be Let with th e Premiss, if '.quired. ' , Apply to• Mr. Juris PitATcHETT, Accoautant;l4,-Fenwict- street. Allo be LET, for. t!. Term of Years with posse,ssion th e Ist of ? April next;.•a'c 4 ominodious FAMILY TtESIDENCE, stocked Garden; iiiteasantly situated' on .- Linieie _Mars*. (the Ranks - of - the Mersey,) three miles:fiiim Liverpool, with which the Packet-boats and Omnibuses afford, almost ho ur ly, ati easyand expedjtiooi coinntunication. The - gionint' gaor consists of 1 1 arlOtir for. Breakfast-r3om,. • Library, Draitinte-rooin 7`-yards ;' Butler's Vailtry, excel lenCkittheris, •Lattadry,' CoLteh•-himse,a _titre lalci_atable,. • Trie' upper stuffy" , iztcl . rrooms and a Dressing-room. • ; • " N.B.—'There are severateXCellent 001 e new oor -4608 ; also, 'the taker may-be acenuiedated with a few,Acres of "..\leaidOw .and . Pa's t rii re Land, - ; ietilue6tl. • Fut' fut•ther ap'ply to CinfritLEs OKELL, 'he I'remisgs; onto Mr. Ii.IcIIARD Tillifil.FAL, i 3All44 tha'oVner. itJfe • ' 'MONTREAL.. AMES COURT, AteotiNTAriT and SHIPYTN , AG6;:T, • cilirete r, ej:MovraEa t , offers his' services in the-CO 4 w Tiqw ,- I,j , DEBTS, and in GENERAL AGENCY Ilowevo7ll4* . the Sale of Dry ? a de Goods, which he do es - riake. ileferencei—Messrs. l DEriNtsTotsi, ( MieciE, and be., Or , A. PA RLANE, Esq., 2y, watcr-str e et: • NEW SiED,VAREHOUS - . (CIUTIOERT and Co., 12,'CIti.itim,square iverpoo); heks to cal Vite "attention of the Istiblloli - their Giteksa SEEDS; &so, to their general assoi4lbnl.,of..ney•lt . itches, Garden, and Flower. SLEDS. Orders for :Eiport or - 4r0"olly packed in:a way t.))iat will materially assist in : preietving2the Vegetating porter a Seed, :iY: JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE,-17, CLAYT)N--Sc4CTABre, rIH E Proprietor 01 this Establishment returns tha Tor the I.'nriprecedented . SuCcess he' ha!; met Willi d • ,the short time he has been own; and bags to Obseri itlmulLezer-be conlfCcted one ,prin - cTiaTes of econo d• comfort which 'characterised itlhin the 'firSt. CorigE-notgE'Will 'be fOUnd• particularly . eligible fo Travellers . ly. the ItailWay, 'who may have Breakfast at the earliest hours. The Railway 'Omnibuses call at the usual hiMrs." SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING . CHRISTIAN • OW LEDGE. THEANNUAL MEETING of the LI POOL Dig - TRICT COMMITTEE of the • ETY for 'NW MOTIIs.I G. CHRISTIAN :KNOWL E will be f i eldilit tTHORSDAY next, the 28th instant, a t O ne o ' c l oc k , • at the Bnits • COAT HOSPITAL. • •i JOHN .13..M0Nk, A.M., WM. HESKETH, ecrefai S lea' ..,-0.--c -ii,,,,,,re „ArES§4S. SIMIII and PENDLEBURY . ")ectfully it ±V_IL quaint their Friend s a n d th e P u bli c t es have opened an Office for the Sale of COALS, C L , & c., 47, - 00- IiALL;STRZET, (O M doors from B t o n-l ane ,) an d 13 b"tt- to assure them thatamy °ni ers w ith w hi c h t h ey may b e favoiiied shall have piompt attention. AGRADUATE, in Double Honours, of Oxford Mug la the most pleasant part of the Vale of C ~prapate s.A few PUPILS for eith er o f th e Universities' inv of tht Mili tary Colleges, and has new ONE V d Y. Terms, tiOdc rate.—Apply, if by lett e r, (p os t- t o XY, postaEce, , Denbigh. r i ii !xp c m ; of ) reat r t tnet emb viii em-s; prepares pentain the same-- . preserving proPirties• and to impart that beautiful gloss for which it has justly obtained their patrorlage. Sold by all respectable Druggists, Grocers,, Src., wind Whole sale at the Manufactory, bottom of Duke-street. ••• 1.. PATENT WEIGHING MACHINES. p"UTCHINSON'S IMPROVE:I sI e/NTT WEIGH ING MACHINES for the use o ks, Wharfs, Col lieries, Railways, Tutnpike Roads, s Works, &c. &c., to Weigh from One POund to Ten Tons, Deli vere d an d Fixed at Reduced Prices. Agent—Mr. DRURY, Castle"-street, Liverpool. Sheffield, June, 1835. THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING .OFFICE, • 2, BRUNSWICK-STREET, CASTLE-STUMT. TIE BUsiness executed at, the above " Thlishment. _cab exec4to.. list com a prises every description of Plain Ornimental'EN- GßAVlNG, together with Copper te, Letter-presi; and Lithographic PRINTING, fur every. Public and Comtnerciat purpuse as Maps, Plans, Charts, Baiikers' Notes, Di-arts, Mer thants'idills.of Lading and Exchange.:Tradestueni Bills, Cit.- culars, Cards, Labels, •&c. &c. lieraldiY_Books kept. Arms, Creits, Ciphers, .and Mottos,. on Gold, Silver, and Copper. Stone S Coini tincrlhOn:se 841 s, . . Brass 'Doniand . Win;ow . Plat e neatly executed. An APPREIsTTIC . E Vir . ANTlil3... • '• • • • TO IRON •AND , BRASS •FOUNDE RS, 'NC: rENITE. Corporation. for • P-reserving and • ImprOd.mOte Pori 11. of Dublin, will zeceive.Proposals for Otinskirdnefkg'ime or mote LIGHT-HOUSE. LANTERNS, agr lylO - pattern, which may be.viewed -on application to th ngineerat Dub lin. The work must he. in every re f the best deScription. Proposals,. sealed -and. endorsed, ressed to the, Setiefiry; will be received .on or- before• WeoNa-sryar, the 10th day: of 'February next. . Printed- forms for , the •pnrpose Can be' had'at this: Office, .and. the Latitern , or Lanterns-to - he completed'and delirered.in Dublin.witb•in- four months from the acceptance of the Proposal. • • • •By-order, • •• • • • • • 11. VEREKER, Secretary. . . • Ballast4ice, Dublin, Jan:3 ; 1836. -By• His Majesty's Royal-. Authority. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. FOR the effectual extirpation of every sp ec i es ands symptlitn of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising froth improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, -al No. 54,' sweet, I',.i.verpool. (four doors from Slater ' et) in boxeSk l 'at 2s. 9d.*and 4s. 6d. each. (* - '.With each box is given direct u ow to take these rills, and observations on points, beneficirto the patient, being hinis worth knowing, by those who are;nr:have been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady. "Venienti occurite morbo.". " Oppose the disease in its infancy. 7 "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thee' co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest man ,uature, And blasteth the opening prospects of human fe licity."—BLA IR. • So said Pr o f es i o r S we d o u r , when he discovered his grand PANACEA for this Compla,int, The "By#ean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discovenes,)as a.specitic reme dy to exterminate 'from the system, that intruder op the -plea sures frequently imbibed in monients of inebriation, or thought lessuess : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was Sought after with avidity, and used with pndeviat ing Success in the most Minute and intricate cases of the .delicate complaint, for the cure of 'Which, they have been ,so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speed introduction into alniost every country, and ad dresSes %vele presented to the talented Professor S.'weclous: who filled the chair at Leyden University,..congrefulatory of the 04.! cumstance. The certainty with which they . were . continually administered, can be attested by many thotisands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the.'slightest Suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such goutral.sa,is faction. The Hvgean Pills root out every particle of uouspoisan; purifying in their progress the whole mass of lial;kids they'not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so Mild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical'of their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or auy'otber mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of d iscovery_ they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The Hvgean Pills maybe depended upon as a cer tain cure by persohs o f either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ease, and that without producing the least inconvenie nce . A t it dm s wellany period have r h e e c n ou t r l s . e e t s o l slightest t yg s uspicioneonPills , may fore the disease has made its appearance it act s as a certa i n preventive, removing t!), complaint effectu a ll y and secretly. The deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mer cury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the publi c aga i nst t h at danger .. eu T s h m e i s n e e i r . a i l n w s hsheonulidnjfuotrimicioaUpsloyrtm of i all ted i M e dicine ainre Chests by sea and land, 'and ought never to be omitted by any person going a longtheir voyage or jbuTnev • properties are such ; that neither heat nor cold will inju re their qualtty, or prevent their due effects on*the coutitittition. Dr. "Davieson will attend daily at his toideneei. No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool. from Eight in the miming until Ten at night, (on Sundays from-Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to alit applicants taking any. of his preparations, WI Tkii) UT A Letters (Post'paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re-. turn, and Medicines punctually trunsruitted to any .addreht,. either by initials or name..