The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22 00:00:00

„- _ , __•••• _ --3,....t. , • ,*_ - -__ - .7 - _,- - -- s , ,,.:,••••••1•••• ..nallillnettlP.3l- :•:-2,7*•'i,L,'4l****X'g•r**•*.'*l**.r.',*W'a,,l7r4f..,-r,*,1'...•i•'.-,M,,******.r7,•'"''•',f':•*f,,.'OSruHtFmr,,x7.r-frmwarzwsrgr.aaemc..,•.s.,g•ak.. •-•.............,............ r7 ,,„ = „ , . .., . . . ' . . ,4,...... A . ( • / :,-.,•-; , , ~ ............,, ~. ~,,, , ,Li_.". . ...... ;, / ) „ _, ~,,,,4 ~,, . _,,, i-- ( . 4 ., ,/1.4(. , „ 4-e,-(...-e.,,,. /7 / 7 ;1 ' , 1 . oa , ... , ,-,,, . . . , ~ - , A — / • , - . , '' ', .. ' f .. . 1 . , ” '• ' '-•• ~ ,k , • ~- , , , V .. __ .. . ," • L + . i , , MERSEY HOTE r , LIVERPOOL. . ~.--. - , . . • I . 1/ , .., .4 . A. ..r ,' ~../ ,- 4 : , EDWARI.) 'HORNE . has jus: i,,,,eo•eu u 4 qua,utit 4,1 int • 3' , -,- ifi r _2-. 7 .-- , , AtibErpool ibbipping.. . ..... i4..... , 1t ~,,,i , :1" . . li (-el v - I`l3 KT', m. - - r' ..,- `: —.- . - -- 12. ~...„ ~ ~ t o 'A * - (.. C......... .... . 10 . rili k...,;(,. - n . .. i l ie iv a e d) l 2 , 4 i r rt e i s e s:d . s i t l ,re n; j ei , :b e i ti n t ,, t - 0 10 rge 6O r , to 7o a , SO ny, , , it i n ut , c 1), ~,i 4 . : ;.,. )s ,, ,r• P. *R I. 1 1 4, * • .., i ~_,.., 1 ,_..„ ~),f r, . ).m.. i0 1 le , EAST INDIES. `• ' 1: -1 C i t r , ...„ ,„., , ~ ;e. . , .lo sail immediately_ • Kingdom. ' ' • - '"..);.%'. For - 130 141'B AY, the fine En , lis tilt barque liii iii4 '• 14 1 4.4a1,1, 7 EMMA, S. 1). Pt:pools, colt:mature Al, 332 tons . .. , . .41.f.-1 r i per register, coppered and copper. ned, sails well, 'mid i,., , s. rein every respect a first-rate your • ice.-.—FK terms of 7 . -1 _i_ T' ER• AND GENERAT, COMMERCIAL ADA. ERI_ ,‘,_-, . to i-ht or passage,Ui accommodations ng superior, ap ply on W TYRR . ___ fzoLb s s - 1 - 4 rtro i , 7 • 'goy, gVNESS •• , 4 io'"" E STABLISHSIEN t - No: 30, AISItED-PLACE, BEDFORIQUARZ--- LON.LIONT . _ 1 , 4 (1 1 10 CHARGE To S - Airrit ratifies to the Nobility and Gentry, that she • can tunes.supplY them with .Ladies perf e ctly qua lified as. Governesses, from the most highly-accomplished to those more adapted to the eit . re if J ttvenile No (iifficulty need exist in findip;.! a cotopetent Lad) iu eith,ar class upon* ap plication to Mrs . . S DII I 11, whoseE'stablislimenChas been honoured 'with the higheStpiitrouOge UpViards of Thirty eurs. Iteferedee, Mts. Woo n, Church-street Liverpool. •est side Prince's Dock, or to . and . J Tv sail immediately/. itt ' .., .. . 07. S t. , For BATAVIA and LINTIN e. new luiver• -tueot', po l b ilt Ship.` JOHN "O'QA " , JOHN R08ER- T50x,,,,,.. , 0 - 11 Commander; burihen 4- . ins.—,For freight or Passage, haying a mast superior poori'ciibin, apply to JOHN GLADSTONI: and -Co, --• ---HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-,Sl9ili.i:E TT • VOL. VI.--No. 9,61.] FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1535. [PRICE 7D. ;14 77. , .., . .. Intended to sail tht 30th inst t: • . s .N"'" ro r BQMBAY,,the fine Ship BON AY PACKET, 44201 .T. 61 LS GAHNocK Master; A. I tons per register, ..,.-..,„ British-bnilt, cippered, and pper-fastened, sails fa st, ---Por freledor passage apply - to Messrs. CHARLES Hoas- PALL - EiittrSiiN, or to ' , Nal 1101, and ROBIN SON. „-Zalco by suction. , z zAirs din 2uction. 4alco by Auction. ii accommodated , OVERS of TENPENNY, AL may be accommodated with an Article of superiVality.to any that has ever been offered to ,the Public, at e BRUNSWICK HOTEL, 53, - Hanover-street, near Bold-stree . • EXPLOSION IN 'filE VAUXHALL-ROAD. IN conse4uence of the e xpl os i o n of Messrs. itingand.Vicker s ' Steam Sugar Mill in Ford-street, Vauxhall-road, three Fa milies he,eu left entirely destitute. • The donations of the charitable and humane are respectfully solicited„./The•name; of the sufferers are as follows :—Benjaniin Bennett—wife and six children; William Young—wife (pregnantpuad two children; John Collin,—wife and two children. I Amount already .advertised• .4,4 £lB •5 0 .. Berwiek,.Clarorice Dock , .... 05: 0 Mrs. T. Samuel Mr., Levi, Bold-street Richard Dawson, 2 0 0 • Messrs. /Lorton and Ashton 0 0 Sabscription Books are now open at the.Srandord, Mercury, and Clvonicle Offices;. Messrs. :Mtiss, liugere, and' MOss, and. Messrs. SaMuel Hope and Co. Bankers; the Bank of Liver pool ;, Mesas. ,C.roppGr, -Benson, - and Co. Mr. Adams's, Grapes, Canning.street, V auxha.ll-road .Vine Tavern, Cases strdet ; Mr.. Swift's, Legs of Man, Clarence' Dock; Miss Max well's, King's Arms, Stanhope-street; - at Mt. Donaldson's, the Highlanclutaii, Brownlow-hill ; Mr. Daniel Bannon's, Pa radise-soy/4; auiLat Mr.JVl`Clive!s, Green Man Still, London road. . TUTS DAY. CHOICE DOUBLE DAHLIA ROOTS.. ESSRS: BRANCH 'Add SON respee y announce Lit. that they have received directions to .LL by AIX •TION, at the Hanover-rooms, , (Friday,) the 22:1 instant, at Twelve o'clock, a choice lection of DUTCH DAHLIA aours, just Imported from aarlem,and consisting of most of the finest varieties: • 4 SALE OF THREE VALII.4BLE F ;ITS. .By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTB . THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 22d instant, at TIN' % Slip, head of No. 1, Graving rytHE FLAT GEORGE,. burthen pee , X carry 53.: , The Flat ANN, burthen per tegister tons;Will cari . Y . 9s. The Flat WILLIAM EDWARD burthe,n,perregisret 80 tons,:will_carry 140. ' • ' s' • . ' - . ' ' • THIS DAV, (Friday,) the 221 instant, at Twelve oi,clock, at Batesup and .Hotstall's Office, Lower Castle-street, 1000. Bags R IC 4, " ( 109 ) 109 8 8. 0 4 xe P s SALPETRE, 200 Bales HEMP, 47.80ies CASTOR 01 , Now ianding ex John, Woodall, front Calcutta.—Apply to Mr. IL DUTCHMAN, Merchant. • • . BATESON and lIORSEILL, Brqkers. ri'o'clock, at the reek, .gister 42 tons, will .EDUCACION EN IN ATERRA. UN Literato Ingles, Autor de di rsas Ob ras bi ers conoc id as y que posee vanas Lenguas odernas, puede alojar en su casa, que estit situada cerca de egent's Park, en Londres, un corto nuttier° de Jovenes qua eseen aprender el Ingles pot. medio de la conversacion y de evplicaciories gramatieales, asi coma tambien los diversos ramos de una educacion liberal y me rcan til. WEST .INDIES. LINE OPIPAckFas FOR AVANA. To sail on the sth of .eve booth. elt / 7%). sail on. lite 5 . une. • The fine A) American Ship C EA, Captain PRES- Agg'.o COTT ; burthen 367 , tons, coppered and copper-fas- I tened, and . in all respects an eligible : con v eyan c e ; Yiug in the Prince's Dock.—For terms of freight apply to>, ASHLEY BlLOTlikal' SALE OF LINEY.DitAPEFiIt By BRANCH and SON, . On MONPA'Y twit, the'2sth,"and TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at " "Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-Noma, AN extensiVe StoCk of LINEN DliAPEß)Viconsisting of excellent . yard 7 Wide and seven4ighi4 ~consisting Linens ; capit it Shtetings, frinn four-quarters-quarters wide Double ant Sidgle Damask 'fable Cl s, from six-quarters to twentv-qUarters. long ; Table and Tea Napkins; elegant-Tur key fled,. Green; and Mae Table Covers.; .Lawns. Diapers, rich Black tint While Silk and. Cotton Stockings, Black and Colodred . Siik Handkerchiefs, Bte.:&c. To be Viewed To-morrow, (Saturday,) the 234, when Cata logues-tnay be nad front Messrs. B Nit NCH and SON. The whole are in excellent condition, 'hire under Ope a thorough repair .within the last twelve months, are well found in Boats auct Materials, and registered either for Coastint , or River Trade. El que quisiere aprovecharse •de esta oportunidad puede dirigirse ‘i Mr. Mt ',LARD, 34, Arlington-street, Camden Town, London; 6 it los Senores Auutuau-Sot.Aire T MCRRIETA, 8, Old Jewry, London; e SNR IVAO FRANCISCO PROES, Consul de Brazil, Liverpool.. • THIS DA Y, (Friday,) the.22d instant, at e o'clock, on the Quay, west side id' Bruuswic - °A, . . ' 212 Birch PLANKS, 3,900' Pine and Spence P. 1 .4 , KS, . • '9,900 Oak and'Ash STAVE 9, Being the entire Cargo of the John - Porter, Captain Jenkinson, from Halifax, now landing.—Apolv to • • , DEMPSEY. BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. For further particulars apply to Mr. Jouri MOOR, Redeross street, or at the office of Messrs. TuoviElt, 57, Whitechapel. Intended to sail on Tuesday melt nth znstant -"kr For.BARBADOS, the Ship ,V q .110 ES, CH ARLES HEATii;Mister::—For freightr.„ ssage apply to BARTON, IRLAM,'a Will be despatched immediately. For ANTIGU A. the Shipn E, SANtuEr, !.. 1 4". • Ivataty, Master.—For freig r passage apply to C. N . ani F. SHAM:). L „ Usadersontract to sail 4th J . • For'ANTIGUA, the very fact-saili rig THETIS, 4f: -a' Captain J. B. GILL; burthen p egister 177 tons ; A 1, coppered and copper-fast ed.—For freight or st to ruilage apply to the Master, on board, in the Prince's Dock, GRAIAAM-and TAYLOR. I plctceof the ANFIDr.n, under positive engagement to sail Ist June. • • • Ar ,For St. THOMAS, and HONDURAS fle superior new Cumberland-built Brig -CARR' I:A.N, ROBERT ...15,1.17 . 11n; IR V L.'S G, epinmander ; burthft p register 215 tons, coppered aud copper-fastened, t greater part 'of her ra rgo being s .engaged :will meet with , cle tch.—For freight or Z.tssage, having sious accommodations, apply on board H ENRYH jag's Dock; to SMITH ;Or to F. F, GIBBS and C0.,.18, Goree Piazza. : hr .. To be despatched ironed' y. , ' For K.VGBTON. JAMAICA, the r uiar trading Brig *MO: CHARLOTTE, Wit,t,tAm WH Master.—Apply to the Mastei, on hoard, in th ing's Dock, or to JOHN HALL - and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street.. .. . To'sail immediately. / ... • ..Lkr , For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, and KINDITRAS, the .t. .' , ?,.:it:- fine; A 1 flarque- ROSALIND;Aaptain Aartow „„ SMITH ; burthen per re - gistet - Thns ;. coppered and f i ;• l Pper-fastened, and will be despatehe above.—}or freight . Passage apply to Captain •Attaowssit ts, on board, Waterloo `" , k, or to ' J. NELSON WOO , 9 --and Co. . . . . .To T be Je,pltclied (Ouned* , Ivry:. A ttitt, 'F or DENIER ARA, the fast-gain. ' rig ISABELLA, 7,,f, : f4 z. t? ; tr:CAmPatt.i.., Master For t . is of "freight .oiri- . sage apply to 'l',. arid It INIURItA . , •. For DEMERARA, the Ship MA ' , ras. NELsort, ... 4 - Master • burthen 306 tons ; inte . •to sail on the Bth ---: s 4-4...., •L,',%4#...: June. For freight or passage f Iv to - JOHN BOLTON. VNITJCD STATES. `A regular traclii..:--To sail _positively Olt th 1h of June. For NEW ORLEANS, 1 arilue A N , .J. SEN. it HT, Mager 331' tons, oppered; last voyage, sails r,einat*ably fast, and, 16.ving tully two ot her , cargo ~ engaged, affords a, most eligible opportunity for I , Pers of (Iry goods; ,now loading at .nortli.encl 9f Queen's CAIVNON MIL LEF, and'Co., Or tO . RArs. ES and CRAM. PRITISU MIC A. • • Ti' sail on the sth of me. For QUEBEC, the tine fast-s gA 1 eoppered ship- ORWELL, 600 tons burthecommander. —For freight or pdssage, havi o. splendid accommocli:- „ r dons apply the Captain on 'board, Prince's Dock, • • T . ELLERTON, 9, Siluth John-street. . For HALIFAX, N.S.,,Ahe Brig CORS 112; HENRY Wit,Lt4sts, Master; burtlen 282 tons coppered, and . sails,remarkably fast;. las . sgperi accothmodations t, for pa,h.ien(r . crs,.and.willtely..despatched: — or freight, B,:e. apily to M. PR;rEtt AB, $, Duke's-place, c'r to AVII . L AM FA 111CLOUP . ;11, 'Fabley-street. 4 "ceeris thv Gursciir, and Fill bi , despatched on or about Gth June. '6..... For MONTREAL direct, 'The well-known regular trading BC_ ''. ' ‘,' " IRTON,THOMAS AS LITTLE, CI p• •.er ; ' '2oo . tons, Al, British-built, and cop ir" d. This vessel l 8 tlo* lying north end Queen's Dock, is i s error conveyance for fine goodi, and will meet with prompt despatch. 7 -Yor freight of Cabin passage apply to the Master On - board, or to T— ' '•''' WILLIAM FISHER and SON. *team 2,41-itbigatton. trik.' \\". For DUBLIN AND : 'AST. TILE CITY OF D LIN ,i 441' . C ; ,.‘ '' S T.E A 1 .11.. P AC Li ET 1 , 1 NI PAN Y, ' -- -- • INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The aoove Company sail their Vessels, (with or w i t hout ,` 1, 10 taking Goods ,and Passengers to the following ports, ' l ,„nlely, L.. De [ . .di Daily-. • . To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA,,every Wednesday: Apply for ,Dublin Line, , to I_ , SAM.UEL PERRY, 27, • for Belfast Line, to • - Water street. JOHN.,IIPCAMMON and Co., • ' 1 Thy pilueiple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters aud Exporters,by a Division of the Profits among them, ner.papnent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of ~,- 11. L t erests between the Shippers and Shareholders--a principle ipich best guarantee to its Proprietors a oertainty.of their Ividen,ls, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and St,rck the having a well supported Establishment of first '4ls Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance.. - ' . t, GENERAL sTgA.sf NAVIGATION COMPANY - . Foreign Packets: THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMP AN Y'S first-rate and superior PACK „ ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, fo— ttAMßUßG,r(carrying his Majesty's Marls every Wed= v e v s day and Saturday, early in the Morni eturning every ednesdav and Saturday. From 'lamb g. the distance is : I ' l Y 35 miles to Lubeck fromwhence exc lent steam-packets 411 regularly ever y wee k to St. Petersburg and Copenhagen. , Mails,) and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty'S tails,) every W e d nes d a y aud Saturday Morning, at Seven io re eisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning., assengers to Cologne and any other place on the Rhine can • roceed by these packets on the lowest terms, and are entitled Peculiar advant ages. A splendid new steam-ship, built ex viessly for this station, commenced running in May. tkANTWERP and . the RHINE, with a - bag of letters from " 5 Postoffice, every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Ten t r etisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday , at the same our taming and the every Saturday Morning, regi every Tuesday night. i,,CALAIS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn- IF, returning every Sunday, Wednesday, and . hursday , 15 OULOGNE, every Thursday Morning, returning every trmii ay . ti,RI.GtroN for DIEPPE, every Saturday, returning every APplications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp 11 1 -,.tiou s , to be made to fig ht, Pa Bra and RAHN, Crescent, l' a l , , norie s; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, Water- Tower -street. Information may also be obtained • from HALL, Wharfingers, Custom-houSe Quay; Mr. SCATS, ARtlnt, Ramsgate; Mr. C A RTEII, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, o fß ße nt, Brighton; Messrs. COW IE and SoN, Foreign Newspaper "I", 30, •St. Martin's-le-Grand ; Mr. Coi.mAN, 61, Charing 56,,Haymarket ; and at the Office of ~Company, 69, Lombard-street ~CcSteam Packets.. may b engaged for Towing and .ursion s . CHAS. e BESSELL, Secrptary. "'eral Steam IVat;igation Company, 69 . Loinbard-sireet; London. ®it I'alf. CONSTANTLY ON' SA Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY d SALTED OX 14 • HIDES, of heavy and li weights, fidttality equal to any everimnorte om the River Plate ; the ip tom , y being free from flesh d salt., well trimmed, and itti,ariably without SAMUEL heat.—Apply to GEO. BARE ER Q Uo., or to LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. The Barque ELIZA . 1 4 , 4 7. 13urthen 266, tons; just launched i Chepstow; cop pered and copper-fastened; her mensions are par k tieularlv favourable and sh built entirely of the I f tiglish oak. She will be fo on inspection a most tiePerior vessel, and well suited foral ost any trade.--rFor..par ulats apply on boaid. south-'west side Prince's Dock, or to HIGGIN and LANB,.B, Chapel-walks. the Port of INDIVIDUALS GOING AI R OAD fro' LIVERPOOL are inforwe ' 3 " S. W. SILVER and C t hat 9f Nos. 9 end 10, CO . LONDON, - ( p r 16i• procure the whole or a y part of an OUTFIT, 1? 1 ) the cti:irsest to the finest' • 4 itv of Goods known, in- Vleg cithin Furniture,) at the !f anch House, .'° l 4 4 auk! 5 ST. GEORGE'.-CRESCENT SOUTH, At LIVERPOOL, the same WHOLESALE. SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. coinmunication between London and Liverpool for Ship sailing Information, &c. o lic Tnis DAY, (Priday,) the 22d instant, at e o'clock, at Wm. Neyett's Office, Rumford treet, 150 Tons Campeaehy L VOOD, Ex Intrepid, from Laguna.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday) the 22d instant; at 0 (et - lock, at Wm Nevetes _Office, Rumfo reet, - About 3 Tons SARSA RILLA; Apply to M _ Messrs. 11. HEN DER SON and .'ores, or to • WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. at Tuts DAy, (Friday,) the 22d, instant, 0 e o'clock, at Win. Nevett's Office. Rumford- -eet,. _ '•' About 91 Tonaline Honduras M HOGANY, Landing ex Rosalind, from Mobile, N aterloo'Dock.—Apply to , WILLIA.M NEVETT, Broker. MONDAY. OD MONDA Y next, the 25th instant, at,One a'ylock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-s et, 120 Tons tne. solid NICAR A 'WOOD, Iso Tons _Savanilla FUSTIC - • Lindini es Savanilla, front,. ,Savani la.—Apply to Messrs. Kiins, 'Alain, and TOMLINSON, Merchants, or . WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On account ,of whom it may c cern: • " On M6NDAY next, tae 23t1i instant, Twelve o'clock, at William Peatt Buslib's.office: change-alley. ; • `l7O Bags ,COF 'E, Ex Alexander Robertson and Cape Breton,. from Batavia, —Apply to W 4. VEATT BUSHBY, Arolces. THURSDAY. , . On THURSDAY next,, the 12th instant,, at Twelve o'clock, at William P. Bushby's office, .Exchange-alley,- 2414 Bags tllanilla SUGAR, . 8 Boxes Ditto INDIGO, 2;Boxes Ditto , CIGARS .1 Box fancy CIGAR C ES, 3 ; Boxes 5 Bags white a nilla HATS, • 217 Casks COCOA N OIL, 25 Tons SAPAN WOOD, • . • - Ex Brian Born, from Manilla, . .0 Bags COFFEE, • Ex Zeno, from Sincapore. ' • Samples may be seen at the office of Messrs. M. J. and C. 'Woodhouse, Mincing-lane,London.—Apply toMessrs. ROBERT WIRE andC.o. Merchants, or tQ - • • • , . W.M. PEATT BUSHEY, Broker. On FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelle o' ock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Ca e-street, 201 Chests HELL C, 40 Bales-SAFFL ER, 150 Bales MUNJ T, 4000 BUFFALO HORNS, - le ! Tons REDWOOD,. . 50 Bags 13E ES' WAX, Now landing ex John Woodall.---Apply.to_Mr. H. DircirmAN, Merchant.' BATESON and. HORSFALL, Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the. 29th instant, at One o' lock, at Arthur , Oughterson and Co.'s Office, 1, D e-strect, • ' - The fine Barque SARAH, 1 tons register, A 1, and coppered. iStr The Bt atoll-W.lle co. • • i Brig LATONA, 173 Tons register. ,Guth . sail fast, and carry well for their tonnage, and • are well and in Stores.—Far Inven tories and t'urther paiticulars apply to ART HUH OUGHTEBSON and Co. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. , . NEW .TEAS. • (Imported direct frem"Caliton per Moryiana.) On MONuAY, the .Bth of J . inje next, at Tett o'clock precisely, at the public . "Sale-romn, Exchange-buildings, 100 Quarter Chests)' 100 Half Chests BOHEA, 150 Large Chests 100, Chests POKE IN BOH 266, Congou Chests - 157 V 6 C Bhestoxess.t Good to fine CO T ' 560 Boxes good CAPER, 44 Chests tine SOUCHONG; 240 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE; 43 Chests FLOWERY PEKOE, 54 Chests HYSON, 23Q- Chests Good to flue CONGOU, , 40,Boxes CAPER, , 80 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE. The whole of-the above were personally selected by Mr. Lay ton, Inspector of Tea to the East India Company. 'To be seen at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, from Monday the Ist to Saturday the 6th June. Delivery to commence ott the 15th June.—FOr further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and J. HORNBY and CO. ' or to • " SAMPSON SMITH and Co.,' Brokers. NEW TEAS. (Imported direct from Canton, ex Cordelia.) On MONDAY, the Bth, and TUESDAY, the 9th June ne Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildin 3lo,Quarter Chests" 186 Half Chests BOH 150 Large, Chests ' . 1063 Chests FOKEIN BO EA, ( 3327 Chests good to fine CONGOU, 47. Boxes t CAPER . ; 1198 1198 C a tt y B oxes • • 352 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE, 8 .0, Chests FLOWERY PEKOE, 771 Chests TWANKAY, 155 Chests HYSON, ' • • B Cliests GUNPOWDER. • • The whole of.this cargo • was personally selected by Mr. J. R. Reeves, Inspector of Tea to the East India Company. To be seen at Dover's Tea Warehouse Great Howard-street, from Monday the Ist to Sat u rd ay t h e 6th June. Delivery tocommence on 15thJude". 2 —FOr further particulars apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER and Co., or to . SAMPSON .. . - •• SAM SMITH and Co.,'Brokeri. .. Inottrartre 'Notice. ASYLUM' FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIFE OFFICE, CORNDILL, LONDON, and WATER:STREET, LIVERPOOL. DIRECTORS. The Honourable William Frazer, Chairman. • Colonel Lusliington; C. 8., Deputy-Chairman. .Foster Reynolds, Esq. I Capt.. Geo. Harris, R:N., C.B. William - Pratt, 'Esq. Sir James Gambier John,Kymer, Esq. -- Wm. Edmund Ferrars sq. Francis Kemble, Esq. • Thomas,Penn, C. W. Hallett, Esq. lsgc G. Farren, Esq., Resident Direct THIS COMPANY was es t a bli s h e d i n. '4 , to meet the wants of the Trading :Community y undertaking, in addition to the usual Domestic, 13usines .all descriptions of FOREIGN ASSURANCE, at those. fair and equitable rates which the Public cquid'affoici to pay and the Office to receive - . FroM'the most extensive data 1 abies were formed, affixing a rate for ANT PART OF THE ,WORLD. Persons proceeding to India or China, Masters, SuPpreargoes, &ci, insured. for the whole of Life or a specific voyage. The SCALE FOR DOMESTICANSURANCE wag the LOWEST EVER PUBLISHED, which, with the other facilities then for the. first time promulgated, have since con tributed in procurin& for this Establishment that high place in public estimation which it at present enjoys. The following areselected as specimens, from the Even Table: Age. I Whole Life. I I 7 Years. Age. 3J I 2 2 0 1 210 40 Whole Life. 7 Years. 217 1 I 1 10 8 ASCENDING SCALE OP PREMIUM. • Pei Cent. per Anu. Succeeding 15th year, and Age. for first 7 Years. 7 years. ever aft er . ' 1 - 8 7 1 15 1 3 011 1 18 3 2 7 0 4 9 8 The attention of the Public is also directed to the ALTER NA'rE PLAN of this Company, which allows the Insurer for the whole of Life the option of paying only TIVO-THIRDS of the Preiniuria, leaving ONE-THIRD to remain as a debt against the .Policy, to be deducted from the. Sum Assured, with Interest at Four per Cent. Such arrears may, however, be paid up, when ever convenient to the Assurer. PREGNANCY, INFIRM HEALTH, - AND OLD AGE. Females need not appear; the rates for diseases iire mode .. rate, and Poli c i es are grante d to persons of advanced age. OFFICERS FOR LIVERPOOL: Banker, The Bank of Liverpool. Medical Referee, Alexander Hannay, Esq., M.D.. Directors' Correspondents, • .G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY 5, Water-stre • Who will-transmit proposals of Insurance, and from, whom may be 01 4 L 4ned,Prospectuses and every information. A CELLAR to he LET.' :• ADVANTAGEOUS OFFER. TO MERC.HAN" .4Ni) " • OTHERS. N consequence of grea t inconvenience flail erienued . in I the, Port of Gloucester,through the want o own for Bonded Yards, &c., the Advertiser has, with grea i enuity and at an enormous expence, completed one; of the A RGEST , AND MOST CONVENIENT BONDED YARDS in the ingdom. .He.there fore begs to acquaint Merchants and others, who wish to extend their Business to the . Port of Gloucester, that he will receive their Cargoes of Timber, &c, into the.above Yai.l for the pur pose of being . Bonded,.apd will find Labour for the Unloading, Re-shipping, &c., on the most reasonable . Terms. Por further Particulars apply to GEORGE BETTISS, Esq., Carnarvon; or to Mr. E. 0. Jorms, Britannia Whaif, Glou cester. By WILLIAM PARKINSON, • On TUESDAY, the 2d .June next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Red Lion Inn, Market-place„Preseot, in the county of Lancaster, subject to certain conditions of sale, Lot 1. •CLOSE of LAND, containing 3a. OFt. statute , , • measure, situate in the township of Rainhill, in the county of Lancaster, on the north side of , the turnpike road leading from Pi escot to Warrington, now in the occupation of Mr. William Rigby, as tenant,thereofi and adjoining Land of Mr. Joshua Sym. This Let contains &frontage of 115 yards towards the turnpike road. Lot 2. T , Fo.Closes of LAND, adjoining the last Lot, con taining together ,44.. IR.. sMi>. statute ,ineas , now in the occupation of the said William Rigby, as ten thereof. • This Lot contains a frontage of 1211 yet wards the turnpike road. - Lot 3. A MESSnAGE and SH ON adjoining, in the occupation of the said William, Rig v, with two COTTAGES at the back, in the occupation of Peter - Corns and John Htgham, as tenants thereof, and a GARDEN in the rear, containing 562 superfiCial. square yards, also •in .the- occupation of the said William Riglav, all situate in the township of Rainhill aforesaid, on the south side of the turnpike road leading from Prescot to Warrington. • , . • This Lot contains in front to the turnpike road 37 feet .7 inches, and runs in depth backwards 199 feet 7 inches. The above-mentioned Property is situate within a short dis, tance of the Liverpool and Manchesteritailway. Both Mail and Brick Earth may be ohtained on the Land, and the situation is very desirable for Building on. The Tenure.is Freehold of inheritance. . The Premise s may be Viewed on application to Mr. William Rigby, .Rainhill, and further particulars may be had of Mr. EDMUND ; W A RD S9licitur , I'rescot, at whose Aflice a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Pursuant to a Decree of toe Court of Chancery of the County .I. ) a4tine of Lancaster, made in a cause . " H CGIIES v. ROI3I N- io;" before Shawe, Esq., ~Registrar of the said . - Court. On TUESDAY, the 2irday . of June next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at- the House of, Mr.. Robert . Bryden,. the 'St. George'S TaVerii, in Upper Pitt-street, Liverpoo; in the Several Lots hereinafter mentioned, or such o r Lots as shell then be agree& upon, and subject.to s .conditions as shall be then - Produced, Lot 1. A PLOT-of Freehold LAND, the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HODS d SCHOOL thereon erected, situate on the ,north-east si of Great Ge o r g e-squ ar e, arid corner OfNelsort street, in. Liverpool. The. School is in the occupation of Mr. William Mercer,. but the House is at .present untonanted. 2. A Plot,of LAND;',with the MESSUAGE or. DWELL-• 4NG-HOUSE thererin .erected, situate :on the south side of, "Haidinan-street,iuLiverpoul, with the Academy behind, front ing Pilgrim-street, and known by the name of "Paris's Rooms," in the occupation of Mr. M'Morriue. This Lot is held for the residue of a Term of 120 years, de terminable on the decease of three lives (all in being), andi 21 years after the decease of the survivor of such lives. . 3.. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with the Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected,. situate on the west side of Mill-street, in Toxteth-park, in the several occu pations of Mrs. Bartley, and Mr. Sorley, surgeon. • 4. A Plot of Freehold. LAND, with Two Front and Eight DWELLING-HOUSES at the, back, in a Court called Aca demy-place, situate in Gore-street, Toxteth-park, in the several occupations of Win. Eccles, Walter Maxwell, John Brainah; John Nelson, John • Sharp, Waterton, Mallet, Daniel Bisset, Elizabeth Ca stick and johu 'Wright. 5. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with three capital and well. built. DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the soutfi„ side, of Upper Parliament -street, Windsor, in Toxteth. park.. • These Houses are at, present unoccupied; they have recently been put into complete repair, and are fit for the immediate re ception of respectable Tenants. 6. - A Plot of Freehold,' LAND, with rhree.capital and veil built DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on The south side of Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, in Toxteth park. , Two.of the Houses are occupied by Mr. Wareham and Mrs. Moffit; the other House is at present unoccupied. • N.B.—The Purchasers of Lots 5 and 6 will be entitled to the common Passage at the hack of their respecti‘e Lots, but which Passage is to be left open, and the Purchasers of Lots 7,8, and. 9 are also to have the use thereof.. 7. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with Two Front and Six DWELLING-HOUSES in a Court behind, called Windsor court, situate on the north side of Hayton-street, Windsor, in Toxteth-park, and occupied by Mrs. Danson and others. 8. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with Two Front and Six DWELLING-HOUSES. in a Court behind, called Main waring-court, situate on the north side of Hayton-street afore said, and occupied by ,William Roberts and others. - 9. A Plot of Freehold LAND, with Two Front .and Six DWELLING-HOUSES in a Court behind, called Equity . - court, situate on the north side of Dayton-street aforesaid, and occupied by Thomas Hibbert and others. , Printed Tartict4ars may be had (grati4 aL the Registrar's Office; in Preston; and for further information application may be made; as to Lots I and ,4, to Messrs. MILNE. and SONS, Solicitors, Manchester as to Lots 5,7, and 8, to Mr. Wok- THINGTON ; Solicitor, Liverpool; as to Lots 6,8, and 9, to Messrs. &oils and ANDRADE, Solicitors, Liverpool; and as to the . whole to Mr. JOHN HODGSON, Solicitor, Clarendon buildings, Liverpool. Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Chandery, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in the 'cause 4 ‘4lnotiEs v. RentNsoN," before William Shawe, Esquir :Registrar of the..said Court,' at the House of Mr. Ne am, the Nag's Head, in Warrington, on WEDNESDAY e3d day of June, I 83 5; at Six o'clock in - the Evening, • the following l e ots, subject to conditions then to be prod ed, Lot I.LIIVE Freehold MESSI3 'S DWELLING. V HOUSES, situate in -street, on the north side of- he Old .Butter Market, in Warrington, and on - the east side of Hill-street, and now in the several occupations of John Griffith, Peter Murphy, and others. 2.. Seven Leasehold DWELLING-HOUSES or TENE MENTS, and Garden; - .known by the name of .Enoch Tom linson's, situate on the south side of a street formerly called Ridge-street, but now called Queen-street, in Warrington, late in the occupation of Samuel Forster, Hosier, and his under tenants, now of Plevin, and others. This Lot is held for the life of Richard Orford, of Marple, iu the county of Chester, now aged 57 or thereabouts. Printed .particulars may be had (gratis) at the' Registrar's Office ; in Preston ; and for further information application may be made to Mr. HODGSON, Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings, in Liverpool. eontrattgi. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. . TO Iron counArs and Others. SHE DIRECTORS are now ready to re- re Tenders for JL the supply •of about 700 Tons of CAS' - N CHAIRS. Specification and Patterns •inay be se. itpplicatiod at the Company's Offices, Mersey Chambers, urchyard, Liver pool. No Tender will be received after e Ist of Juue, 1835. • - By order of the Directors. GEMIGE'STEPTIENSON, • JOSEPH LOCKE, s Engineers. 'Liverpool, 16th May, IS3 • • - "co BOILER-MAKERS. HE LIVERPOOL & MANCHEST RAILWAY T.COMPANY are desirOus to CONT CT for two High pressure STEAM-BOILERS, of the T ular Construction, according to Plans and Specifications. ' he Boilers to be de livered on the Railwaf, at any of t e Company's Stations, within Three Months from the day when . the Tender shall be accepted. 'Specifications may he obtained and the Plans in spected, on application at the Treasurer's Office, North-101m street, Liverpool; or at Mr. DIXON'S, the Company's Engineer, Manchester; and Tenders will be received till the Evening of Saturday, the 30th instant, by • HENRY BOOTH,. Tremwer. Railway-office, Liverpool, May 18, 1.83 f). Legal Noticed. . . rix ,,ri ruHE commissioners in a fiat in bankrtiptcy, be •ng date . Ithe 24th day of October, 1834, awarded and ' sued forth against 'THOMAS LATIIAM, of Liverpool, • the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, dealer, and •chapinan, • tend tp meet on the 26th of May Instant, at One &clock • the Aft ernoon , a t the Clarendon-rooms, South John-stree in Liverpool afore said, in order to make a first and final dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, when and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts 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. I'iIAWDSLEY, Solicitor. ripHE commissioners in a commission of ban pt awardc.l and issued forth against THOMAS H HES, late ,of Creams, in Little Lever, in the'county of neaster, paper ma nufacturer, dealer and chapman, (but la a prisoner for debt in his: majesty's gaol the Castle of Lane ter ) ) intend t o mee t o n day of May instant, at Two' 9Pclock in the afternoon, at the.Comtnissioners' Rooms, in &jet James's-square, in Man- Chester,. in the county of Lancaster aforesaid, when and where -the creditors of the said bankrupt who have already proved their debts under the said commission, are to choose one or more assignee or assignees of the estate and effects of the said bank rupt, in the room of Edmund Hamer, -William Dakin, James Lomax, and Patrick Magee, late such assignees, who have been discharged from being assignees by an order of the Court of Review, when and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, and, with these" who have already proved their debts, vote in such choice accordingly. HART ) Solicitor, Manchester, , - By Mr. FULLER;. Tuts DAY, (Friday,l the 22d instant, at Ele/tei 'clock, upon the Premises, No.' 103, London-road, (late i the occupation of Mrs. Baynes, deceased,) grill E excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR, TUBE, compris ing'X Mahogany Chairs, Tables, Sof,i ussels and Kidder minster Carpets, Four-post and Camp B steads, Feather Beds and Bedding, painted Chamber Furniture, and the usual Kitchen Requisites. Catalogues may be had at ,Mr. Fuller's Rooms, 36, Renshaw street, and the Furniture viewed on the morning of sale. Tvio excellent Mahogany OFFICE DESKS on Sale at the Rooms. By order of the Afortynyee. By Messrs. T. WINSTANI,Eir and SONS, On MoNnAY next, the 25th instant, at Six o'clock hi the Even - --Mg, at the.Fcathe:rs I nn,_ Clayton-square, LiCtierpo6l,. subject to the conditions of sale.to he then and the e'produCed, A PIECE of LAND. Freehold of 1 eritance. with the lA_ DWELLING-HOUSE. COMB IANUFACTORY, WORKSHOP, and other BUILD ;S thereon erected. .situate on the northside of Sir Thoini, -buildings, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front thereto 16 feet 4 inches, and at the. back 16 - feet. -7 inches, on the east -and west sides severally 72 feet 5 inches; air& in the whole 137 superficial square yards, be. the same mort or less; bounded on the east by premises in the occupation of-Mr. Beggs, and on the west by premises in Pieoccupation.of Mrs. Toole. , . The, Buildings consist of a Shop, fitted up with Fiktures, Parlour, Kitchen. and Workshop on the first floor, Six Rooms on the second .floor, and the like number on the third floor. I'llro , of the latter rooms. have been used as Warehouse Rooms. 'For further pz,irticiilais apply to Messrs. Thou and GitocO '' Solicitors, Commerce -court, - Lord-street, Liverpool. VALUABLE and WE ~ L.FREQUEN TED PUBLIC-ROUSE. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY . and SONS, On TIIURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at Two 0 3 '6 - luck in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms; South n-street,—By order of the Mortgagee,' ALL that Piece of Freehold LAND, to ther.with the well frequented PUBLIC-HOUSE reon erected, situate .on the south side of Lawrence-street, otlancl-road, and now .in the occupation o£ Mr. George -Taylor; and together with the adjoining Front. HOUSE, and. three Back HOUSES, in a Court behind the satne, , and now or Lite . in the occupation's of Ann Whitby, John Allen, John Robinson, and another; cell: taiiiing in front to Lawrence-street 10 yards, and at the back fronting M'Kee-street .10 yards, and being in depth on the east and west.sides severalty 20 yards. . For further particulars. apply to Mr. MAwnsLEr, Solicitor, Dbran's-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool. • On Tuasnsvnext, the 26th instant , pi , at Six o' oek in the Even ing-, at the Golden Lion, Dal street, . , MWO FREEHOLD` 1 - IOJ.TSES on t south side of Prussia .l -street ; near Highfield-street, nit Three HOUSgS be hind, fronting Whittaitt-6ourt, coot i ng in front to'Prussia- Street hi yards , ' and running in de 20 yards ; or,thereahouts, in the respective occupations of Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Rowland, and others. The'total ,rental is £39, or thereabouts. For further particulars apply to Mr. PA Y NU.. Solicitor, Duke -street or to - DITCH and SAtv DELI s, Solicitors, Basuett-street. Co be het. FURNISItEIY RESIT) CE. MO be .LET, the Whole or Part of excellent FAMILY HOUSE consisting . of Three ndsome Entertaining rooms, 'Six goodiE;td-rooms, together ith Attics and a Stable, situate in, a quiet genteel street, twenty minutes' walk from the Exchange.—Apply at the Standard Office. rylo be LET, GROUSE SHOOTIN Go he ROW kLLAN i t / • • 1 MOORS; the Property of the Ma hiones of Hastings, situated Within ten miles of Glasgow, t ich there are Coaches four times a-day, and a comfortable on within five minutes walk of the Moor. There has been no Shooting on these Moors for some years, the Game has been well preserved, and is in great abundance, the Moors being bounded by,Lord Eglington's welt known Preserves on the one side, and Lord Glasgow's on the other.—For particulars apply to Mr. WiLusta WADDELL, India buildings. • TO WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTE DEALERS. rrIO be LET, an old-established W E, SPIRIT, and PORTER VAULT, where the nant will. have the ad vantage of being introduced to a go . onnexion. • • • - Also Two good OFFICES to L ,at LW per annum. , • Apply to .I.OlEs E6KEI :E.Y,.Water-street. •, • • - I • . . . . . 7 • . WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES • ET.' TO be LET ; a small WAREHOUSE, nod OFFIrES, attached, at the end of , Manosty-lan close to .Hauover street, either together or separately. 11 e Warehouse Monts. are well.adapted . for Grain, or other GOlScls, with two' excellent Cellars beneath, and would be an eligible situation for a For , warding Agent, or one in the Wine and Spirit Trade. The whole may be had on very moderate terms.—Apply to Fansicts .GRUNDY, King -street. NEWTON RACES, 1835. rjrlo PUBLICANS and OTH ERS.—LA ND for OTHS, _IL TENTS; &c., to be LET by TICKET LAND for BOOTHS, TENTS, &c., for the ensuing N ton Races, will be LET by TICKET, at the Golborne and, on Newton Common, on TUESDAY, the 26th dn'y of y instant, precisely at Two o'clock in the afternoon. The g nd will be marked out with pegs, and 'may be viewed ten days previous to the - day of letting, on aplying to HENRY THELWALL, at the Grand Stand; and any further infortnation may be had on appliCation to Mr. WHlTE:Newttin, near Warriugtoa.—The Races com mence on Wednesday, the l'ith June. COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND VILLA BUIL G. LAND. CHESHIRE. VERYitandstnne defaChed Modern-built 14 SUAGE, replete with Fixtures, Hot and Cold Ba s , Sre.,'conve niences for private Breiving, and other suit le Offices, Car riat,e Drive in front,' and large Garden, w' Paddock, if re quired. • - - This Property is situate on the ge el and much-admired Village of Holt Hill; it is surrounded by good .roads and pic turesque scenery, and cOrmuands animated and uninterrupted views of the' Irish Channel, the Lighthouse, the. entrance into the Port, as well as the Town and Shipping of Liverpool, and neighbouring country. Posiession early in June. Rent, £lO5. On Lease, f0r,75, 1(X), or 120 years. valuable and romantic sites of BUILDING LAND, at moderate Ground-rents, or by Purchase, witbin a few minutes' walks of. the 'franmere ' Bir kenhead, and Woodside Ferries. T hi,. Land will be Leased ,on such terms as will always prevent the erection of any other species - of property on the estate than Villa or Summer -Resi 'dences. For terms or further particular apply to Mr. PICTON, Archi tect, Warren-street, Liverpool; or to Mr. PELMET,' Solicitor, .Holt-hill, Cheshire. , , •. „ . . To be 4'olb. , - - -- - ?tee . INGINE,. &c., TO be SOLD.—To r COA -PROPRIE -1 I --- TORS and OTLIERS.ToIie Sold by P > vite.Con tract, a LIFTING ENGINE c omplete', With Boil and Feed Pipes, suitable , for colliery purpos es ; als o , a b u ty Coiies or . cpal Baskets of five cwt. each ; su it a bl e fo rt ing coals Wont the pit.—The whole may be viewed on application at./layclock Qulliery, near Warrington ; the price and further . particulars may be had by applyi ng t o M r . 'WHITE, Newton-in-the-Wil lows. • t i LAND. AT L A.IGBURTII. . T 0 be SOLD, in one or more Lots, by l'atv E TREATY, a FIELD, Freehold of Inheritance, cont ing about V., Cheshire acres of Land, situated between t high road and shore, with a private road thereto, comma g a beautiful view of the river, &c., about miles from tow being most eligible building land, well planted, fenced, and sewered.--For Particu lars apply to Messrs. STatriGue. and DEWHWIST, Solicitors, Jubilee-buildings, Lord-street. 1410 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that parcel of Jl. . LAND on the north side of Pleasant-street, between Clarence-street and Great Orford-street, hayi.." frontage of 52 yards by 20 yards in depth. Also, all that other parcel of LAND i i he opposite side of Pleasant-street, having a frontage of 18 ds and a depth of 19 yards. Also, all that parcel of LAND on the north side of Bittern street, between Great Orford-street and Pomona-street, having a frontage of about 50 yards and a depth of l 7 yards. The whole is under full corporation lease. Apply to, N. D. BOI,D, Sun Fire Office, 3, Exchange -street West. EXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS IN SHROPSHIRE AND NORTHVALES: /MN SALE, by PRIVATE TRE ATY , s v er aYvery valuable and desirable ESTATES, situate in S,HROPSHIRE and different parts of.NO.UTH WALES, c prising Lots varying in extent from 100 Acres to 20a) Acre each. . . . For further particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply at the Offices of Messrs. WlLLlAms,and Poen, Solicitors, The College, Shrewsbury. (IN SALE, by P RIVATR EATIC 4 a uewly-gre .d. and well- E' T finished DWL'ILLING-HO,US situ ,on the north •, side of Everson B rec k, with Lawn in • fr...,'comprisink Rx cellent Entertaining Rooms, Ruitable t ed-rooms, Kitchen on the ground door, together' w ith excel .t Cellairs, , Coach-house, and Stable. - There is also a large GARIS 'N, with Walls well covered with choice Fruit Trees, as well as a KITCHEN GARDEN. Purther particulars may be had on application to Mr. MAJOR DAWSON, the owner, on the Premises, every day, (Sundaysex cepted,) between the hours of Twelve and One o'clock.. ST. HELEN'S AND RUNCORN-GAP RAILWAY'. • A. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will b e h e ld on Moron, the first day oatine next, at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, 001, at TitEr...vE o'Cocg at Noon precisely, to receive a Report from the Direetbrg, of the result of their application to the Proptietors to assent to the Resolution passed at the last Special General Meeting for raising Money by prorata Subscriptions on their respective Shares. HARMOOD BANNER, Treasurer. Liverpool, 19th May, 1835. AEROSTATION ON NE; / ;YPRINCIPLES. A LECTURE will be delive tl, D. V., To_m o nr to w, (Saturday,) the 2.3 d inetau ; iu the Lecture-room of the Charitable Institution, Slater-s eet,. at Twelve o'clock, on New Invention, entitled, t 'AFETY-TERRAqUi.T, or LIFE-AQUATIC HALLO N, by the Re . verend G. GKEGG; A.M., T.C.D., Resident Master, whereby the Inventor -pur poses, during the summer 1535, to prove the safety and practi cability of the invention, by frequently crossing the Channel to and - from the sister kingdom, (if enabled by public subscrip tion) in the short space of less than two hours. To ensure a respectable audience, Admission by Tickets only. Gentlemen's Tickets, 25.6'].; . Ladies' Ditto, 2s. • 1 he chair will be taken to answer objections. It is.also anticipated that there will be thus Providedia speedy Government Despatch; 'or a Heavy Mereantile &guess, when no other vessel can go to sea. 1 • • , • D u t : li n ,.April 15, 1835. ' ''To the Revered G. Gregg, T:C.D. Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned MernlArs of the Dublin Library Sotiety, having experienced the greatest satisEiction . from the delivery- of your tirst Lecture on the Terraquat, earnestly 12 . 6Pe and request, that you will deliver another Lec ture upon the subject °fit. .- (Signed) - "- SAMUEL GORDON, On .behalf of thirteen members. Tickets to belad at the Lecture-room. Manta. . .... NV A t N' t IED, a respectable Yon as an' APPRENTICE' LEN DaAPE _ . ILICI , TAII.9.rtING , BUSINESS., Apply .to RouEtti GRAHAM, -,-- AA ANTED, in a Mereantile .Ho ; two -I OUNG MEN, -V Y as APPrNTICES.—App • t. the St ndard-office.... ALAPY intending t o res id e f or s o t n 'time in a genteel Seminary in Paris for the purpose teaching the EngliA, Language and promoting the impror ent of a Daughter ; who. will accompany her, would be. glad_ to take charge: of two or three Young Ladies whose Parents are desirousof obtaining for . , them the advantages of Education in the French Metropolis. "The most ,satisfactory References will be given.—Apply at the Standard Office. A GENTLEMAN, having a very ext sive connexion in Manchester, and residing there, iuld glad try enter g into an arrangement with one or iw respectabte Houses . in Liverpool for the Sale of. any AftjOle in .general use in the former place ; the security and refrrences will be most node 'aliable.—A line addressed 8., at the Standard-office, will be promptly attended to. . . VI,TAN.TED, a respectable Young Man good address, ,VI . -who writes a good hand ; and is nversant with ac connts, to all the Situation of CONFI I'IAL CLERK in a first-rate Silk Mercer's and Linen aper's'Establish in ent. Preference will be given to any on who has held a s imilar Fr situation, and possesses the advantage of a liberal education. None need apply whose character - :for honesty, sobriety, and diligence will not bear the strictest investigation. Security to a moderate amount will be required: Vor further particulars apply (if by'letter, post-paid) to Mr. RICHARD PATTISSON, Standard-office. . WOOLFIELD'S ys /BAZA , 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET IVERPOOL, ADJOINING THE POST FILE. ' • EMPORI FOR SUPERIOR LO DO JEWELLERY, SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS, LAMPS, CHANDE LIERS, CIILMNEY ORNAARNT4i, AND ALL iHE VARIOIiS / 7 -4NCI 7 MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMAN}; ke.. MANUFACTORY • FOR WORK-BOXES, WRITING DESKS, AND DRESSING-CASES. VISITORS and. Stran gers i n Li verpoo l, an d th e P u bli c i n general, are respectfully invited to visit this Unique Establishment, whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of amnsenaeut,. the whole of the STOCK (certainly one of thd largest and most varied in E ng l an d) b e i ng conven i en tly arrange d for inspection, and the price marked en each Article, from which no deductions are ; made nor credit kivela;—this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower-then any other. TheJ,P;WLLLEIty is of the best London Ma , nufactuxe, and has given general satisfaction; in consequence; T, Woot,FIELP finds a continually increasing demand, and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most. fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the Jewellery. department of the Bazaar a continuance of the•favoured and increasing; patronage of •the Public. The WRITING-DESKS, DRESSINGXASES, WORK BOXES, and 'JEWEL-BOXES,' are all made on the Pre mi3es, and the regular finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in any other House in the King,- dour. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dtess ing-Cases the utmost 'pains are taken to make them as conve nient, and as complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instruments as may suit them, or can have Cases made to accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and VOUCHES in Russia or Morocco Leather ; also small MILITARY DRESSING-CASES ; containing all that' is needful, and, weiging only six ounces each. ." NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING-DESKS,' for Travelling. eomPlete with Patent Inkstands, in greet variety, from 12s. Cal. to £4 each. PA PER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS,'Sze, In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING CASES, &e., T.: WooLFIELD's Workmen -have great exPe fience,and he has th e means to comp l ete everyt hi ng that i s intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, with economy and despatch. T. Wboi.FiEbn begs to draw pa r ti cu l ar a tt en tio n t o hi s splen: did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES ; in GILT, BRONZE, ALABASTER, _FANCY Woons, Szc.•; the Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5 to £120; and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movement s , w hi c h are a ll:W arrante d . An immenee choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas each. ' Also, PURSES Plain and very Richly Embroidered, from Is. to 30s. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at 5s fid.'per Pair, ' LADIES',and GENTLEMEN'S• KID GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. • A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER of PEARL, and TORTOISES H ELL. CHESSMEN,. i3ACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA- TELLE TABLES, and verii,us other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention, • ' T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of• Lotus XIV., extremely well suitett for Country Mansions, large Staircases, Rz.c. These Articles are now much in favour, and very scarce. OIL and GAS,LAM PS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Pris•ate Recoils of all sizes,l Churches. Chapels. &e. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, and HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved constttic- tips. • T. Woor.FIF.LR also RE-lIIIONZEs, RE-I.AcQUERS, and REI PA IRS LAM I'S of all - descriptions; and keeps for Sall. a great variety. ot . GROUND ,and ,CUT GLASSES, atlapWl to all kinds of Lamps. ..amps CHINESE GOODS of.varions kinds' including som e fine specimens of vert Old China,. in. JARS, VASES, JARDI NIERES, PLATES, DISHES, •&c. Elaborately carved IVORY. FANS, CARD-CASES, &c. Likewise a variety 'of real INDIA ARTICLES,...in JaPatomo and' LscocExen Work. .4 superb. variety of' FLORE NTINE,. PARIS, a n d oth er BRONZES, of the most beautiful and cost-Iv finish consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA, &c. Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for CII INI NEI' PIECES, with an immense•chbite of other appropriate CHIMNEY. ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation .front Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, a_ fine Collection of I ABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA ••• • • JAPANNED. PAPIER . MACHE TABLES, , POLE SCREENS, .VASES, CARD-BOXES ; CAKE BASKETS,' HAND:SCREENS, &C. All-these •A rtieles niay be bad - in Plain Colours fur Ladies themselves to finish. ..- .• • " Ronoy.as rain EON'S WA (MANTELS cunEny= ,_in RA- .1 ZORS, PENKNIVES, SC ISSO RS, TAB LE- K'N IVES; told DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. Alio A 'vntiety"tif: very complete Sets of TABLE CUTLERY, fitted up in 'eases exceedingly convenient for preserving them in otod condition.' SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORkS; Plated on' Steel DITTO, with,Plain and Carved .•Pearl anti Tibri Ilan; tiles, in ; Single or. Double Sets;Nand in-Cases lined with' Silk' Velvet, admirably arranged for their pregervatiotri; and very suitable Marriage Presents. • t JAPANNED TEA. TRAYS, , in Pa andlaw, , from the plainest to the most expensive Patter=' A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to4welve Tnties Several very fine Iazge•BOXES, playing the most celebrated Overtures ;Ince from L 5 to £sl.k ' •.• •' • ' Tito siAs• Wno LT LE I. D. begi to. state, litt.Al-' the increaiitt: • Pa.: ti.Onage -his .Establishment. has Diet with will eticon•rat-e him to ' persevere in sele c ti ng , both f rom L on d on an d t h e Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion. - To make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive as any it) the Empire has been a great object of bis ambition, and the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond ex pectations. Crabc anti Itlanufarturto. THE LADIES! OF LIVEIWODI„ - And the Public in general, will d at.the GOLDEN' BALL ESTAB HMENT, . • 2, WATERLOO-Vl.s.' 4 N extensive and varied .Assortment of SILK M EROERY und DIi.APEILY. GOODS, -now i 0 style, excellent in quality, awl of sterlingg value , carefully selected from the best sources, expressly for the Soring. Trade, by T. lk P. ItA.LPHS - Wbu beg to acknowledge ttitti . gratitude all past favours. Family Mourning of a. superior description, and Funerals completely furnished. , •. B W Patent PIAN L O Y.t) i. N' so 's wrEs: -. itls ETALIC PLATES add DOUBLE Of.YAR,DS":.. 7 ' These first-rate'lnitrnments are par rettlirrtv; valuable to per sons in the COUNTRY 4114 .fur EXPO YATION,- as they re.- quire' much less TUNING and retain tieit Percn better than any other Pianct Fottes. Their . SouNn" Boattos possess in creased powers 91 vibration,`ant the `,itinnense ..StitENorttOf their construction rende rs any d era ngement almoStan,impossi bilitv: - I.'he 'first Piano Forte manufactured on this plan was purchased' last Jutr. Ny Mr."futrott; (Secretary to the Society of British Musteians,) and that InStrument has not Wien the eighth part of a note in 'pitch sinee . that HMO. M ANnta . ctour, NA,ssac-srgcr, III'ARYLLBON`Ii, - LON Ptlees from. Forty to Forty-eight,Gaineas. Orders punctually-executed. • .. • BEE HIVE ESTABLISH AIENT, 10. -Pi ItA DISS-3Tlt 1 17- OKELL respectfully. calls he :attention of the Ladies • of Liverpool, Strangers Maptains, and all description of Buyers, to his rare and beautiful :Stook of SILKS, SHAWLS, LENS, ~ RIBBONS, GLOViES;‘ , HOSIERY, &c: &o.' Atnpngst the present month's purchases will be found a superb lot of rich Plain and Figured Silks al‘extraordinatOtivePrices, Printed Muslins,and.Xtrasols. unerkualled for egunce and cheapness ; also abnurt.s6o Shawls in French Filled Crapes, Thibets, Cashmeres, Mahmouds,• &c. at neicrly half their real value. Dunfermline Table Corms and Cloths of every description, from the coarsest to the finest quality made. Milliners and Shopkeepers will find considerable advantaves. N.B.—The same system wit; be strictly adhered to which has characterized the BEE H LYE since its commencement, and all Goods of an inferior .description carefully avoided from the Retail Stock. T BRISCOE , begs leave most` respectfullt to announce I; . to the .Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbatirhood, that his Stock is•now complete, in every depart9leiit, for the pre sent . Season, and would call their atten to en extensive and choice-Assortment, of London P TED 'MUSLINS ant;! TWILLED CAMRRICS, Black and 1 ed / Geos DE NA rr.Rs, Satins, - Sarcenets, Ribbons, .'. N ' erchieri:, Glove s, Sewed Collars and (;apes, -Lace and - Oa e' Veils, Shawls in • drape, Spun Silk, Thibet Wool, Filled ti iddles and Quakers, Silk and Cotton: Hosiery. Nets, Muslin Trimmiugi, and various other Articles of Dress. ' -• ' The general 'Drapery 'department presents a " eomplete As sortment of TABLE 'CLOTHS,. NAPBINS, and COVERS, IriA J Scotch; and Barnsley . BFIERTiNGS; BED TIeKS„ TUWELLINGS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, BLANKE.T. , , Furniture prints' and Dimities, Window blinds, GRASS BLEACHED IIvISH LINENS, Lawns, and Diapers,- French Cambrics and - Handkerchiefs, Hollands, Jeans, Oinghams, Long Cloths, Flannels, and every other Article in general nse ; and, as the alai Of the ' Proprietor is to gisio satisfaction to the wearer,'no Goods are offered fur sale but such as can be confidently recommended. Bombasins, Crapes, and ever) , other Article t,for Family Mourning. Funerals completely Furnished. AN AM:Iit:ENTICE' WANTED. For SALE or BARTER,One Hundred Feet ,of CAST IRON SKYLIGHT already glazed, suitable for' a green house, ikc.' ' - • . ‘ . . • ~. R 3, Oldhall-Street. SALAD DRESSING • OF VERY S.DPERJOS. FLAVOUR, FOR SALADS, SHELL ..FISH,.COLD MEATS, dic. Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail. by • OWEN ANn GERDES, • ' 9, C BURCH-STREET, .L.l DRESSING . PO4 s 4 LA itc,. • which' ` • all times available, and. warranted to keep rnpaired in any climate, h as long been a desid era t - • • • • The great tillable and, waste expetie by flousektepersi and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a D ssing. for Salad, Shell Fish, &c., 'the time it ii,wanted, ; besides the uneertahlty of its flavour and strength, have induced .ow.t,;N and Ginnzs to prepare this article,_ which completely :overcomes these objee4 bons, rendering it alike invaluable to The epicure and the eco 'nomist. , Orders, for Export promptly ex , entiketlo. - • Sold Wholesale by C. 31 A w Hoop, South ;John -street; and Retail by E r. Btotrottn, Old Haymarket and Richmond•row; G. Itswsori,_ Scotland-road.;. J. 17,..1i0a50N, Boat-street; M. `Stair St.-dames'-street; WAosTAry and Itlnwn_.PltAil• ,sON, Great George's-PlaCe OwEN, London-road; and 4.40 ft EC ASPiN A LL, 78, St. An s!s-street:, JAY - tenant; WI LiON 'and WHITBY, Market-gate:and S. M. • WttesrEit.-Bridge- - street, Warrington ; and by ?lost tespectahte Druggists and Oilmen.- • ' • I • . ~ , . .• . LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT. SOCIETY. AT the ANNUAL NIEETING 'of the FRIENDS of th e . 'DIS'ITICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY, ,held at the SAVINGS BANK, 19th May, )8.35, ' - • • .- - The Rev , A. CAMPBELL, Rector, in the Obeli'. ' In the absence of Richard Dobson, Esq., Treasurer, James Irving, Esq., read the Treasurer's Accounts, and the Rev. C. • W. Lawrence, Secretary, the Report of the Committee. ' Proposed by the Rev. 11., P. 4unotcom, seconded by. oitts _ Re;afred,--That the Report and : Abst t- of ' - rreaeurees c..... i Accounts be approved and adapted, and e itaitabi printed and circulated as early as possible.. . . ~. • -.-.- i , ~ • PioPosee.br 'P.. J: ,lircsorr, Esq., seconded by Titosrss FRANKLAND, Esq., . . Ripoked,—Wiule this Meeting, records with; gi 4 atilinde 'the exertiOns Of the Visitors (luring the past year, it -cannot but . be evident that the operations of the, Society* are still' very inside- quate to the wants of Our commOnity r and that nOthing bur: a • great increase in the number of Nisitors can enable the Society • to hold out to the working Classes at large the - adVautages now only partially enjoyed by them. ; , • Proposed by J. A. Titvzs,.Esq., seconded by E n:WARD Gil. • tioN, Esq., - ...... ,••. • . - • Resolved,—That the Thanks of thi s Me et i ng are estpec i al i y due to Richard Dobs on, Eiq., the Treasurer, for his unremitting • exertions in forwarding the interests of the Institutidn.i • Proposed by R. A, PA 'lc NE, Esq., seeouded by Dt. Dersc sv, ResolvedHl'hat 'the Thanks and the. best acknowledgments of this Meeting be pres e nted to the President...Vice-President, ' Treasurer, Sicretarie s ' and Members of th e ,G e n era l Comni:t tee, for th e ir 'Zeal and . diligence in discharging the -defies of their respective Offices'. ' Proposed by the net% CHARI t If.S WICKSTEAD, seconded by the Rev. JAIMIIS Ll4 - 4./I, . • .:' , ' '• ' '''''''' 7 . ''' liesolved,=-That the Thanks of the, Meeting he presented -to the Menibefs and Visitors of the sev.e l 4 l District Ocatmitteesi for their kind attention and benevolent servims. •,.• -''t • Proposed bv• Rrciiatto RATIII3GNIi, Esq., seconded by the Rev. T. L. Ps IN, Rewired;—That the YQ'orshipful. the Mayor be.request e d• t o act as President of the'S o Cielv for the ensuing year; that the Rev. Jonathan .Brooks, A.M., the. R e v. •Angustut-Canipbell, E jo s h q n ,, M be 's i s c t.l east'ret, A.M.-, Rectors; - 3 a ;k il l e a a t It jhai Cropper, d : B o b o i i i ,; o a n o , d Vice-Presidents"; and the Rev. C. W. .Lawrence and Jam e s .irving, Esq., b, Joint Secretaries. Resolved,—That the following - Gentlemen La regliested. to net 'on the. General Committee for the ensuing year. , 3 .L7Bl , OF THE GENE:IN. Ciilkl/tlirrli.K. Mr. R. L. Carr, Rev. J. Picton, A.M. D. Hodgson, ' J. Hassall, A.M.' J. Eden, I J. North. A.NI; ' E. Gibbon, Mr. Georg e G room, A: Hodgson, R. W, Scott, M.D. - J. Booker, . Mr. John Eden, .. int - William Reynolds, M.D. H. Lucas; Mr. Edward Cropper, R.. It: Sandhaelt, . T."W. Rathboue, , Rev. C. T. Gladwin, , • ' ltev. R. P. Buddiebin, A.hl. , ' It. L. l l'owniend, A.M. T. Tattershall, A.M. - O. Orme:ital, A.M. • ' J. B. Monk; A.ht. ' 'r. S Rowstoistl, A.M. W. fleiketh. A.M. •'I%H. Th B .A. aw q M. Formby, A.M. 'F Gartl*, T. Rat:11(.8;11D. 11*. Ikiiiiietpu, 'A.M. • John Grundy. • 'J: B. Wlnstastley, B.A. J. : C. ,Prince, 'A.M. Mr. John 'Cheveley, _ t R. Blacow, A.M. ' R - . Rath oar, , ! 'r. Stringer, 4.m. . It e - V. M.‘}biwtry, h J.- It- Tetlow, A.M. Mr. A: liß l iitift • . , R.Davis, A.M . . ' R e v. It.t.lierrY t '' • - • • , T.. 801d,..A.N1. • .„.. _ .. ' c.; torto, . , : , ... - W.• D: Blundell. A.M. Mr. B: Harlan,' ''. ' J. Stewart, D.D. 1L Biltkidn, • . :Mr. J. Bt Yates; ' Rev. J. H. Stafford,-B.A. ' J R : . e l . v i . N T D :. e., A lt r altii in , n d s.. ; 4 ` l , c , frii . ,. re i ll . :. W. Tyrer; B.A. Mr. 'tbds. Clare; ' .‘. , ~' ..; ~.-,,, James Aspitiell,..A.M. Richard Cooll'iko' --:;" 'l'. G. Leigh, .A.K C. Wray A M. ' -,, -G„lf. - Lawrence,. S Wardens, , , -. ' ' .' '''''JAAlES SHAW, Agent. .Reeoleed,.---That the approbation and satisf ac ti on of the . :„Meetiug are duo to Mr. James'Shaw, the Agent, for his integrity .and zeal in the discharge of his duties. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev. A. Campbell, for his kindness in Pi esidiug on the present occasion, and for his conduct in The Chair.