The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17 00:00:00

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A Tan ADJOURNED MEETING ef the so T 1 . . - irt.r --, ,- /. ~ fk . .., - e,.--. . - .0. 1 4- 1 ''' i .. ,1 1 1 -`T ) - - Y? - . s r„... . . _,., „.., . , ~ ._ . 3., ..-,:. st ~ 1 4- 1 , o a Lsi N qd s .,re hl ost il p ti v tl A da .... . .. k ----------- . -i ltrr irzoits. • 1 ' .; . . •,i - . . • • .1) , _ „ 1 0 ily _ t:l fr 1:::- IP .4 • 1 WitttAAt WAS, Esq., of , iintton-park, laid the ' *- TI1J)4 1 - c : ) . ,.‘ " iti . . . J • ' -,- ... i . i „0r...4. t-- ~.,, - , 7 7 ,744 ., , ; It, ' ..,., ''''. ~ , . . : . ! ..__ 4le - • jeeti4z, i . - e:• 7 7.,:1f:- .. -:'-,-,,-, , g b il l tr y: V o n: l E t i t i e t, nrl:l B d l S h th ° : l4:3 V A i T t.. :„ ..it i „_.:...‘ ro sod on . the2ist instant. tkik, 'Fnr BATAVIA, SINCXPOILE,.anti.I.INTIN. the --"" ~. meeting the kdlosiitt. letter, which he bad receive& • ~,, ..I.' ~ ...lej,V Listkrp6ol-built Brig L'ADYyrTe imorrE, GEo. Robert Peel, itt reply'tir the. Address voted to hitn ar e - ''f.i. 4 -• • KeElf, Comn!Ailder; Irurtlw! per regwer tr , 9 tons; AND • GENERAL e()Tik DI ERC LILL ADI' E li'llSE R. meeting of the Asot:iation belt! on:the 9th instant. ' ' '''' --- ' , _, ree Tears old, and sails retnarkabK fast. -For freight, or pas- ...sa , re apply to JOuN COUPLA ND, Esq. ;. Messrs.. BOLD and R;SSEL, brokers, "or to JOHN TOBIN. HEARTS RESOLVED, 'AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-Shior.T.ETT. WititeAdtvardens, April 14, ig3s. haVe;the , honour to iiknowledge the receipt 'itif your letter'Of tile 9th Ayril, transinkling to me an Address From the South Lancashire Conserva)ie Assodiation. I' trust that those who are parties to this 'Address will feel assured That nothing b u t th e s a nie sense of k!oblic duty which induced me to enter into the service Of the Crown would have induced me to retire from it. 1 have the honour to tr, sie,• - Your faithful Sewant, (Si"ned) ROBERT PEEL: William Hulton. . saa not later,than Titeeday,,the 21et iTit(ant; 4'nd - 12:an-anted fit et Diesel( FonBOMBAY,- the line Otfile , tittilt- Ship ?All SEE J. 'MIA] LA 11, Commander; 'A 1; 340 tons - per regis ter, and copper-fastened, and wellictiMve as a•retnarkaltlyilaq•sailar.--Tor - terms offreight or pasßalre apply on - board in the Prince's Dock, or•to •'W. and J. TYRItli. V.--No. 'FRIDAY, [PRICE 70. '*to' auction. Aa bp Auttion. 4 , atto Div Auction. .alanteb. , r•TDAV. - - DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR GUNS. Iiy . BRAN(3II and S , -. Without ieserie,—OUMONDAY''next, th 20th instant, at Eleven - - • o.'elock,.at the llan4Vr-rooms, • i .4 noullFlFTY.Datible and Sipg - Ie Barrelled 'FOWLING. lA. -PIECES, which invi lie viewed TuLaiurrov, (Saturday,) when Catalngues . mak De had. To suil•ou the,2sth For B.A.TAVIA. aud. CANT , the new Liver pool-balk 'Ship .491) N. JOHN ItoBEnT4 ,so N, Co.mluautlon Ihurt hen. ,tons.—For. feeight br •Dassage,.haTing a most superior poop cabiu, apply to :JO kI.N. CiLADSTONE, and• Co. WEST ;*ITDIES To For DEMERARA, tl ea Ship' ftESTERUS;TreiiiE7MI3 W A I:Lc - d - Orn thiittper freight or passage, having an ecellent cabin, tip_plv to •JO KIN GLA:DSTPN•Ecautt Co. 14,sail immediate . & ForDEMERAII.A., the floe: iv HOPKINSON, JOHN WHITE, Couttnailder. or : frvight..ori passage: 4 #,pply,on hoard the vessel, W.a erloo•DOck,•or to NICHOLAS-WATERHOIJSEitzttI SONS. . _ For KING U S 7i T II Q I" N re , i M e A d t i c a A le , deN e ija fi t n ch e . < 1 ;1 Barque' - • ARMATA, it 1-ILnspN, Mk ; 289 Arius register, 'British-built, four , years old, rid in all respects .an '4xcellent conveyance; )'ing in Prince's Dock.—Por freight or . liattsage apply to JAMES POOLE and Cu. , , baily expected, and will Jai4 de p ulirt IT tin- a fve fl 7 lafte ' r - her aural. ig Pi) r ' BARAD The 13.artre A'R E J.ll $ 'll, ~EZ.....--•l).;,.ven I,l.c l' c.niNscr,i, ll asi'dr: ..1 for frei ght or passage apply to REYES LITE' ElWAND . anileo., I Wolstenholine,iquare. 1 Will have quick despatch. having turn-third. LJY eirrgo -engaged, For DEMERARA", the tine first-c ss Stip:LAURA, G. E. ToetN, .ilaster ; :burthep , 2Q4ons ; affording excellent acemnaiodatioris fur passene,r,,- 7 -For freight • or passage arl i lylo JOS. JO :OS anti Co., Exeliinge-alley West. riMEDIXERRANEAN; . , . .. - TT 11 xaY7 on .the 30111 April, po.4trvely. Akfii. For CONSTANTINOPIM and VALATtZ, the :.I WA tide fait-Bailing British-built Bri t ITIARBINGtIi, .:.' 4,68 tons, Runk:lir FARMAN, alas r • hasilug morn f4o * only a few tons of goods.—For freight c usage apply to Mr. TiioS . . p4TTERSON, 5, Cliarlotte-street, aOchestey, 009 F. P. GIBBS and Cu. 18, Gores-piazzas. 1 2 d4 -_~ Will sail positively on t h e .,." . ky. ,/ .i ' • For ST. THOMAS and lIONDUIt. S, tlx4 Iyoll-ltnoym Brig ANFIBLD3 AI, epppered and cop r-f•SsiOted, having great part. of her cargo engaged.—Kir reel.' or rt‘ssa g o apply to Mr. 'nos! •PAtIE,'OoN, 5, Charlolte- t, tlauchester; 11ATTusw 'Catizt pit, 13, Goree-piaizas, or ' F. F.p F. GIBBS tihd - Ca: 'IS • oree.piazzas. . (`Ogre concern.) UNITED STATES Will 1., e positively despatc4ed TO-morrow, an,,,,,r6c;m:fora few - ' ' tone of light G'oo"ri , ".«, For NEW N YORK; tlie Rae Ante n ship HILAI - 1, L. HasitsfoN 9 , , Pittater; burtherr VOrrons; noir . on ter , t -"-"-- third voyage, and. is ,in every, respect a. superior<on veyance. —For ireght or passage. having ekeeilettt accommoda tions, apply tku beard., Prince's Dock - ; te-Airßsis.. 11-€kl3rwsow and Co., or to GEOUG.F. BROWN, South John-street. To sail on. the 22r1 • April/ 110 4 " .... For NEW ; ORLEAbitii.tbe lianitte .:LIZABE,Tii, iiiire; R. W. WILSON, Master; 375 to rthtu:: Er s=in the Waterloo Dock . — For freight r passa ge apply to --- JOHN RIDGWAY aticrUir., - T, Incl4-buildhrgi.- BRITISH AMERICA. ii ill have immthliate-de tch. fr.. For MON.TREAL, the: e fatit=s4tilitig. Brig jo‘'. CANADIAN; burthen per re • ter 2G3, tons; cop -•perect lnd'eupper-Listened;•atel evetir'ret'a very desirable ebnt yom`e.—Aioriterrns. of freisibk-Secolepolilv to• Mr. A. Paut.•Drit,,or to • GEORGE HIGHFIELD. , Succeeds the Afaiii Laiti . . , .. ,FU l t r i ‘l A ° R Nl C 'l e t p .H tl i tit hb ils ‘s T u f f tq a Nti:l:.2lll,ljtroini -6 in all respects a good convey . c tuns, B a r a i i ! P It. 1, e - -. .. . For QUEBEC, the fast-sailing copporerl Barque AURO34 I Captain BoAt.s, 3130 tons, :first class, and will take goads on tuoderate teems. Forternts of freight nr paesage apply-on•hoeirrl; Prince's Dock, or to • .Jo4El).4 r prklitg4'gr and,Oo.. NE* souTir.wALEA, To succeed the Oriental. For HOB ART TOWN and SYDNEY, the fine Liver / %:...,...„ pool-built Ship RICELAktII WALKE , -YjOLER, 4 . 1 . - W .; 'Commander : burthen per 'regi4ler3 tons, 'sail§ 're ."retuarkubly fast,.entirely rebuilt i 831. and has . sti. perior,acemtypodations for cabin and S -age Pasxe - ngers.-- ShipPers mac rellron the above vessel - b ng-desnatc'hed about timls,lli flay.,—For. freight or .passagelapplyitodiltssrs. B,tn and ItussE.L, and Mr. WILLIAIt BELL, Brokers; or JOHN .TOBltst: FEMALK . EMIGRATION` 2 TO AUSTRAIIA: The Committee for promating,the gritigratinn-of4iVagle - WOntexi to Australia, acting under the authority.of his,Majesty's Secretary Of State for the Colonies, hereby give notice tha The superior new Ship , CANTO. ; of 510 tabs; - car ry nig „an experienced Surgeon, at Matrons, to; secure The comfort and protection o to Emigrants. during -- the voyage, will Sail from GIL "ESENID,ionTIiOIS- Daxethe..;it/th Of, April instant, - (beyond whiclx , dajy'she!will on no account be detained) direct for SYDNEY. His Majesty's Government,•in order to errenerar,e the Ethi-' gration of Single Women and Widows of good character to the Australian Colonies, where. the number of. Females, as com pared witirthe entire population, is greatly deficient, and where coaspquently all ,who.maysonduct themselves with .discretion and industry may. calculate in time importantly, to benefit their condition, has authorised the Emigration Chnimittee td grant a Emu, v,0§m:4140-suaislNGLE,FEMALES i letwiseir 15 and 30 years of age, as the committee may ascertain •to be likely to• conduct themselves creditably and Usefully in the Instructions have been, recently transmitted by the Colonial Secretary of Statedo the Goyernor'at Sydney Airecting . hina to provide for the receptid3i and •to •take'caro of,' protect, and aid all the Females on their first arrival in 'the Colony, who may proceed under the sanction of theConniiittee: They will be. in formed, on landing, of the various Situations to be obtained; and will make their own election in engaging themselves; they will not b e subjected to'any restraint, but will be, to all intents and Purposes,.perfactly free io' het. and sleddilffer themielves.. Rebry Female that, any statement .to the contrary is utterly destitute of truth: Married Agricultireist4 Gardeners, and Shepherds good•:chaL . racier, will be assisted byµ loanlipm:.Gooernment, to the.extent of 'I:2J each family, towards .paying their' Passage; a limited fitunber. of such; FiunilieS;Will, When , , they .haVe- Obtained 'the' sanction of the Committee, be allowed to proceed, on liberal terms, by this conveyance; but no Person.will be permitted to 'partake of this advantage untit.tho Committee-are quite satisfied that his. character .affords just ground .to • believe.that. be will 'maintain his family by steady, industry, and be useful in the `Colony to which he propos es to go. • Persons,iu this part .of the country who may be : desirous .to avail themselves of the important advantages thus offered them should apply•ai early as possible to ' - LIEUT. LOWS, 11:1'sL;t Government Einigration.Office, 3,l,,Uniun-street, Liverpool. • Liverpool,.6th Apit, IRM.' ' eroaottotor. Intended to sail an Afonda P.rt: 4 For GREENOCK, the!fine A Brig EUROPE, 3 - R.. LAwsn7s,' Master ; 272 to tegister ; lying .in 'Queen's Dock,—For freight app vto „JAS.:4 I OOLE and Co: (9 - if ON SALE; The fast-soili ag -PleaSare-bnat ; PS I , Ma, Length over a11,.25 feet 6-inches, .breadth overall, ill midships, 8 feet. She is about 7 ons burtheri • built f cialc; copper-fastened; half •decked A•itltthait• cable and anchor, and, p,igiron for ballast; with a complete set. of sailb and ropes; two masts, two topmasts . m i bowsprit, boat-hook, and 1,,d pump, All complete.—Lyi 7, in Soscrn'EnwAiins's Yard, Boat-builder, Norfolk greet, to whom application may be made, or to THOS. WOODWARD, Jambs street. Also, a small BOAT, 8 feet long. The fins A 1 copper-fastened BzkIIAN.N.AII • burthen.per register 29 6 , S-94 tony; was built by a very faithful' - buildet;' unde - r . 'the' sqeriniendence of the • ''l ffwater , dad captain, for /he 4rwoer's :awn Also,: and launched at S. John, New Prunswieyabout 15 months since is a remariably itandsnme . inodelleek essel; carries *ell, and sails fast; .ia well:found in:stores,:ellf -bee material's 'are of the best Liverpool manufacture; nowlying in No.r4 Graving Dock,. where sh'e can be - thoroughly examined.—For further, particu lars aiTly to the Captain,- • oulanaid, or to - • ; . GEORGE GLEN, 4, Porehill. . . . iii , .. , The -fine new • Brik SWlYT;lying George's AO. ..pick. (cbta. not lta ring _yet beetr`registeretP:the 'name ...TU.!'" can be g:hanged;,),lengtli for.. tannage.76 feet 2•ltiches, ..."..' - . fir` 20 feet 5 iirches depth f hold 12 feet. 4 inches; adateasures,l4l 67.94 tons4,b4tiltion st e river Wye; near .ohep- , s t°wi. of the bt.seasopedapateri,als, ler the inspection of bet , present owners. Shy is amply fo i in all useful stores, and may be eent,_to ses at a very‘ttifli -expense; copper-fastened' to the b en d s.: h as j ust landed,22i) ma of iron , and? hoops frou , t Newport. She is in every respect a well-finished and desirable, vessel for the. Brazil, itlediterranean,-or any other trade' her 14 0-.4ufixiiiiit.or fort her. particulars applv-on board or: to. it 7-T OSS BllQ'rnßS f 16 , Itarrington-strcet. . . . , . On MoranAY next; ihe2oth instant, at Oneo'cipa; at Bucfrauan and Browthi'* Office, Oldhall-Ofeet, 91 Tons prime Cuba FUS'FIC • 8- Totis St. Donii:ngo LOG 00D, 14 'lonsl3:aCiatha LIGNIL (TX, . Ton' BRAZIL LET' wouu, 4 2,6 4 1..iiecbs'YELL9W oqp, .) Now landing' eit.'ll,o.li from assati,l!iikt — sibe Dock. BUbll.B,'N a nefritOVNlll, BrOl;v:i. VVtiI4ESDAir. . . On WEDNEsnav next, the 2'2d instant, at "We've o'clock, in Dempsey, BenbOw,'-and Co.'s Bonded Y. rd, Selton-stieet, 224 Logs llondtirai MAIIO ,ANY, Being the 'entire cargo per brig• Willi Maitland, 'W. Tait, :Mister, direct from the Bay,'a d now lauding. 'Bl'Wainsent OAK - BILLETS, • • ' , Now landing per Sophia Mkiria,•ex Riga. Ba Wainscot OAK BILLETS, Now landing Tier Aleh, ex Riga. 12ROSEWOOD PLANKS, - Per Iteni, 'ex 'Buenos Ayres. --Tdffartieu/ais apply to DEMP , SEY BRNBOW,..'aiitt Co., Brokers. To . close an account, ' onltri-JSNEsDAy . Yieit, the 2'2. l e.rinslant,tif lA e o clock, at WrO Nevett's Office,,Huuti r ,street, '57 Bales Nassau SP i GE, For fuither particulars apply to . WILLIA . NI NEVETT, BrOker. . _. On Wit:INF-BD I;:i e n v e e x et t :a tle `42(1 iir i stan i !, , ly 4 One o'clock, at Wm. - -1° 1 Serous Silver e O n ni Xtils t i r fl e A t l, _ 7 Serous Black Dl"rto. - • For 'further particulars apply to . WI'LLIAM 'NISVETT, Bri,ker. (,',:hIVED,N,ESDA Y next, the.gl l7 T,lu aorie o'clock, at Edw. gurp i kde's 011ice,.12. gxellan,L7,43-*letEast, 14 Tons small Nlc4ltAtil4,l WOOD. . Just landed ex James, from Sauta...llartlits,-and may be seen in Jee's Bonded Warehouse, Wm. 140, CllorlF,rstrect.,-Apply to Messrs. Ptiv CES 'and , Meellants; or to KOW2141),11,01 1 314E, .Beaker. iUAIr. On FatnAv next, the 21th instant, at t'n•el • ye l o'clooti at the Public • ,2tlo Bales Surat COT/ON, :* Per Dauntless 'and Princes' Charlotte•, , frott further particulars apply to T. autl' H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Biokers. . _ On Fetn.si next, the '24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. Gibh's Warebousei..Bridgewatei-street, About 600 Tons P A L 10,t t) LL, The entire cargo per Sir Howard' Dotigias.—For particulars apply to DvNcAN Guth, Esq. ; ar.to: . HENRY OLY/941, Broker. . . Ou Vittuiti next, the 2ttit instant, at 114tes nod liorblail's Ofai:e, Lower Custle-street,.at On &clock, VI Tons of fine Campeachy L WOO D , Now, landing ex ,A.lnity, Laguna.—Apply to Messrs. itictiAnDsoN BATESOX and 140.1ISVALL Brokers . GIMOSON mud Co., UCTIONHEILS AND COMMISSION AGENTS," East Side Queen's Pock, corner of Kitchen• st,reet, beg to,inforin Captains, Merchants, and ShipOwners ' and all persons having Ships' Materials or Stores t 9 dispose of, or reviring; such, that they have. a Sale pti the f irst and third &day ,of every month, and that a bette , •fu atiou cannot be found for the disposal of every description property connected with Shipping, ~ . MONEY will be liberally advanced upon Property intended for immediate sale, and all Accounts settled 'with the owners within one week after the -day of, sale. . GttEcsoN and Co. beg to assure Gentlemen who may favour them with their commands thatevery exertion will be made. for the prqfitable disposal of progerty entrusted to theM, for which Mr. Gregion's 'bug experience eminently qualities him. ~ • . . .. , . .. .. . GREGSON aud Co. will Sell b.y .Auction, on.the Ist of ,Alay, if not previously ditposed.fof by pitvate contract ; : , The fine,neir fesks.tiking Brigantine. ,MARGARET, ...4' -,- .of Liverit4ol,.. 131, tons register ; n©w lying in _the 14 Queen!tk - Due 1i..... ,She As built of the very.best nia.teria ls, 1 with:butt endit, double bolted: she is 4, fist sailer, and a most de4irtible vessel for auy:trade in which 'despatch is,,re quired. tih-e is.abtiedatitly found in' stiires,.'and: marfie sent to sea immediately,—An inventory' and. further purtiiitiars may be had'of GREG SON and Co. , . • , . „.. , GREGSON antl.Co, htive orders to. Sell by Private Contract, an excellent HOUSE for a smalfFausityl, No. 8, South-street, Toxteth-park.; It stands on 75 'square-yardsof Land, and con, silts of one"Parlour, Kitchen, Pantry, and three Bedrooms. It is held on , o Lease for Life of a - penon forty-six years of age, a►rd for twenty one years-after the decease:of that life. The House is Let• for £l5 per annum.--. Orders for Viewing the Huuse truly, be had of GREG SON and Co. - *'tae :<rabitattott. GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAM RS; Goodi . .Pasieve , , • , • zvery RDNESDAY,.aRa VRPAY, THE CITY OVGLA GOW' Steam-packet CornOal : bl e ; known Vessels, CITY OF GLASGOW (New'S'teaitier) 'llxANoEft DRYS- . _ DALE, commander, , .1611N'W'OOD, J6ll\ CotiitiA4nder, The VTJLCAN,'ItbI3T. EwING, Ckititeaattdef,. Sill - frtint' the 'Clai.eivee'D'uck, as under, 'with or' Without' Pilots The VULCAN' sails To-mortnow, (Sikturday,) the. 18th . instant,. at Two o'clock in the Afteruovn. The JOIIN• WOOD salts on WinNESPAY, the 22d instant,• at Seven o'ctotk in the Evening. Apply to • DAVID 'MITER and CO., at.Nateritieet. HAMBURG, LUBECK,' AND ST. PETERSBURG. • Novel an d Pictureslite Stannier' Tom'. , The General' Steam Navigation Company's 4\ .* splendid an d powe rf u l •Steam-• 3ckets JOIIN 01 i ' A ,:. 11 -. N IILtILLICITY of HAMBURG; ' LUMBINE, - ~,.......,. -• and WILLIAM JOLIFFE, ve 'the Custom house for HAMBURG, carrying'hi's' i h . ity'''s Mails, every' Wednesday and. Saturday. MO:tiling,. y, retlirninz every Wednesday and Saturday. The passa 'to Hamburg is per formed in about . 50. hours. The . - Lubeck and St. Petersbing Steam Navigation COmpany'S fine - large British-built Steam' Vessels NICOLAY' I. and ALEXANDER; 'Whose ekeellent acconithollations are well known, leave" Lubeckfor' ST.' PE , TERSBURG weekly, f r om 'the 12th of May till the 22d of October nest. The distance from Hamburg to Lubeck is (jury 35 miles. Passengers are'thus'enabldi to reach St. Peteriburg in a week.' There is also kregular.stearn communication from LitbeA to Norway and•Sweden.i may 'be 'booked to Hamburg , at Mr. Colinatfil,4l;;Chitring-crosil Mr. Under wood's, 56, , Hayinarket ; at 'the ' Spr'ead'Eagle, Regenticircus, Piccadilly ; and' at the Officeni the Corn parir, 69. 'Lcirnhard street. ' ' CHARLES BESSEEL;' Sec. General -Saant: Navigatkm Conilany, 69, Lombant4treet. GEN ERA 4 STEAM .NAVIGATION COMPANY. . ForeTO. Packet:— •• • • THE• GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION. CO M PAN I'S first-rate and superior PACK-. ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE,, LONDON, • ,f or _ HAMISU RUH, (carrying his Majesty's,Al/s,) every Wed liesday and• Saturday, early i n th e Mornin i. returning every Wednesday and Saturday, •. itorrgitrwi and the RHINE, ( rving his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturda Morning, at Seven precisPly,refurning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, every Thursday Marning, a(:Nine precisely, returning every Sunday at the same hour. OSTEND, every 'Saturday Morning, vaunting every Tues day night. CALAIS, eyery :Stinday orpin,y., .ori and after:Wed nesday; the 15th of April, every Wednesday and Sunday Morn ipg,. returning every Sureday.and Weitnesd.ay BOULOGNE,- every Thursday, ,Morning, commencing the 16th Of April, returning.evervillonday: , • BRIG HTON ,fot DIEPPt, every 'Saturday, returning every Wednesday. . ,Applications for freight, .on the Rotterdam, and Antwerp, stations, to be made to,Messrs. DE Bta gad RAHN,. 4, Crescent, Mipories; on the Other. stations to Mr. NORMAN, .1, WateX lane,, Tower-street, Information may also be obtained from . Messrs. H ALL, Wharfiugers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. ScstEs, Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CA RTEP, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton; Messrs. Cow tE and si‘N, - Foreign Newspaper Office, 3U, St, Martin's-le-Grand.; Mr. COLMAN, 61, Charing cross; dr. UN DEN wool), 56, Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle, Regan Circus, Piccadilly; and at the Office of the Company, 69,,Loinbardostreet. Powerful Steam Packets , may be engaged for. Towing and Excursions. - CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company, 60, Lombard-street. London. . SALAD DRESSING . OF VERY SLIPEItIOII, :FLA.VOUR, i FOIL k•ILADS, SFIEI,I F 1,511, COLD ME. 1 1 S, 4- c • Pre - pared and SOld WhOleiaTe and net. - by . OWEN- AND GERDES,. 9, CIIIIRCH-STREET, LIVER QL, A DItE'SSING ; FOR SALAD, &c., wh h can be at all ..t*. ' tine's available, and warranted to keep unimpaired in any,cligiale has long !wen a desideratum. 'The great trouble ,and waste ex_perienced by Housekeepers and Proprietors or fit)Wts in mixing a Dressing for Salad, Shell Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty 9f. its flavour and strength, have induced OWaN end Grans to, prepare thii article. which completely overcomes these objec tions, rendering it/alike invaluable to the epic u r e a n d'th e eco nomist. ' . cirders!:or.tryort pivipptly.pXeruted. T NDiIIIMJALS GOING . A. 331 10/01,.tfrcnn * . ibe' Port o f it. " • LIVER POO; 'are, l'OThinfea . .14, S. W. SILVE R i itodtC7, Of Nos: 9'ondlll, CORNIMA, tONtION, - ' , that . ttwl"tr,tay vitnytirc , the whole Or an . part of ail Qt.tl 4 FiT,. (from . the roarseit 'tn . We 'fine'st '461" -of Goods, kuOiN'n, "i`n T . 1 , eluding Cabin . Furniture'.) at, the 13cit 11 Jionse. — Nos. 4 and 5,''ST. Gl:oitGE' . s:vittscincr SOUTH, Livioirooi_,:_. . . , • At . the . 'same' WHOLESA I;P_ fIi,vI7I:Na.PRICEs as at their WAREIIOUSE.iii,4ONDON• Daily rornmunicatiOn between to9dOri.aildLiverpool for Ship . sailirig InfortuatiOh,"&e. . . SALT, Iv. GIL,4 7 .STRKET. BißßANCitiuid , On TCEStiAY iiet,.the'2lst instatit„4. F.Levq o'clock, on the Preioises, No. do , Gill-stieet, near By •ulow 7 hill, HOUSEHOLD I U .I:tvaE, China, Glass; Plate, and tfi:!cts, of ,Lady going, aiirgivi. coinprising hatidSOuie F our-post at Capp. I3edsttads, Itoreen Hangings,. aud,Appropriate e'clding, painted .cikauober Articles, Bru sse l s a n d NiddermAnster Carpets,yrell,marte,,Ka hoginv Furniture, in "Card, Peinbrolie,,:aod Dining. 'Lades, Trafalgar Chairs, Sofas, Siclehbard,, Chests pl,Prawero,, Morcen Window Curtains, Bwhig GlasseS, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen Requisites; '&.C. S Td be viewed on Mondav next, the 20th instant, when. Cala logues-niavbe had '0 . 4 the Preinises, or from Messrs. BRANCH' and SON', Ila.nnei:lstreet• ' The' HOUSE . to' LET, Kith immediate possession.. CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. • By Mr. WITNEY, On MONDAY nest, the' oth instant, anti fou allowing days, at Eleven o'clock in the morning precise , on the premises, , .49 ; Hanover.;street, rip H E Remaining. Part of the very tensive and most J. Valu able STOCK on the above . Premises; without theleast riservation, consisting- of Dinner, Dessert, Tea and Breakfast airci:`l'mlrt beta, in aN their -reirPletive varieties, ..t*tettir an extensive assoriment of Chimney OrnanientS, of all' . As the Proprietors are' declining the Retail Business, the wiloin must be 'cleared early in June. • 'Catalogues may he had on the Premises, or of the Auctiom.er, 10, Upper Dawson-street. , lit d7p!tte,,tvithoott reserve. It) , Mt. LUCAS, • -On SATURDAY, the 25th inbtant, at• f-pusflivro o'clock preeisely, at his Ilepositorv i Gre Charlotte-street, A BAY CARRIAGE HORSE,S years old, 16 hands high. 11 May be seen prior to the Sale. -- • - By Mr. COMAN,, On Fri tniy beit, the 2lth insi4ii - ,,at ()tie 'o'ClOck - presiselv, at the Ciarendoti-rooms; in South Johia--Strevi, Liverpoor, by order of the .11th- tpdgee, - • . . - rinH F. Bell t4icial INT RRtST of a Ocketnan pi and in One -eighth Part of a SUM of £20,000, invested inAhe Three Per Cent'Bank Annuitiei; and also of and in the further, Sums of £1,137 and .£3,500, or thereabouts, othenVise, but fnlly. as - eligibly, invested and secured and which be co me s divisible and payable Upon the death of a Lady,.aged about . Further particulars may be had on application. to Aleurs• WILK I:•ISON and CIS a ISTi AN, golicitn es; Fetiwick-street, Liverpool. • • BY Mr. COGLAN, On Fitt!) Ai, the Ist or may next, at 100 o'clock in after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South JOhn-street, Liveipool,! in one or More lotS, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, eu order of titA Mortgagee, • .• • . 4 PIe.CE of LAND, with, Nine DNi+Tgifi.lNG-tIOUSES erected thereon, situate on the eaitiSide of, SusieX-strect and south side of Devonshire-street, ini'Oxtoth-park, - near Li verpool, containing in front to Devonshire -street aforesaid 118 feet 9 inches, and at the back thereof 117 feet 9 inches, and con taining in frOnt to Sussex street and on the east side severalty 30 feet or thereabouts. Also, a Pieee, of LAND, with six DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon; situate on the east side of Sussex-street afore said', and on the west side of Luke-street, in Toxteth-park, con taining in front to Suisex-street 43 fee! 10 inches, and in front to Liilte4treet,in an oblique line, 45. fe et 6 i nc h es , and extend derith on' the s , ntli . side of the said Land froth Siiisex streef to Luke-sereet 101 feet.ll inches, and on the north side thereof 92 feet 9 inches. Also, a Piece dr LAND,- with - the three DWELLING us octeo),,r , Titd, situated on the north side •of War wick-street, in Toxtetli-park, cootaining, ,in front to Warwick street awl at the back' severally IG,li yards, aod extenilink. in depth backwards, on both,sides severally (including one-half of . 0. back passage of 4 feet wide),l9 yards.. The,whole of. the Propertyas Freehold of,lnheritance. Further particillars maybe obtained on application to Messrs, WII,KINSON antkelißtsTlAN,,Solicitors,.Fenwick,street, Liver pool,. 011,T.11 V lISD Y .11C7it. 1-IUI 2,3 a . instant, at Two o'clock in the Af , tetueon, at the Clarendon...rooms, South Johu'street, Liver pool, i t , LL that Piece -or Parcel of LAND; with the:SPIRIT 114 VAULTS and Sl - 101),..with spacious, Offices above the same, situate. on the Southwest side - of Cleveland-sluare, and Nttrtbeast side ,of., Fredat iek-street, in . Liverpool aforesaid ; known by'tbe name of Eldon-house, bounded on the 'North: west in part by, a: house ,in lease :to Mrs,.;Oglethorpe„ and in part by. a house belonging to • the: Corwration of Liverpool.. arca , Tuts eta 6Lnitherdt lm-pact - by- a.: heuse-in to-- Mrs- Itatvstone,Ani.in other, part, in Lease to Mrs, Ford, containing in frontjo Cleveland-square aforesaid 37 feet,. and exteading.in depth. backwards, fromi thence on the Northwest side ti 6 feet 4 inches, and on the Southeast iu a straight line 36 feet 6 inches, then turnin..off at an angle,. alaruurrng North -westwardly 22 feet,. and then turning off at .ani angle ; and 'run ning in further depth to Frederick-street 30 feet 3 inches,. and being in breadth at the back, along Frederick-street 15 feet inch, or thereabouts. ..The.Shop, No. 28;,is Let to-Mr. Dreyer. a.Provision-delder; and.th:e Spirit Vaults Adjoining to Mr. Bickerdike, with ,Li cense belonging .to the Premises; and the whole of.;the Offices were formerly. in the.occupation.of Mr. Duncan Glibh. . The• Premises are Leasehold, under the .Corporation of Li. verpool, for the Term of 75 years, limn the Bth day of Novetn ber,lB2B. „For fuither particulars:. apply at the Office of Messrs. P. WOours and Sost, Solicitors, 2.3;Lord-street, Liverpool. On SATURDA .',' the . 9th 11 , Ies;.nekt, at One o'clock in the After noon; at the ClarendOn ,Itooms,, in South loh.u-.street, Liver pool, subject to such eouditioni of sale as will' be then and there pro'duc'ed, '. two" , 8, 7 Lot I. ' A - LL those . IdESSIJAGtS or WELLING_ 11...."110USES,With the Gardens vacant .piece of. Lao,'and otia;r Appurtenances thereto d' ining and belong' inf.. , , , , - sititate and being on ' i he. east side' the, Street, or Road, in TOxteth-parli, called. "The, Elms,", one of wiAich . liousS is. unw in the occupation of Mr:Strickland, and the other is at present untenanted. • , . 2.=A1l those . two Other MESSITAOtB' in. DWELLING, llQUSES„(adjoiuing to,the b,efstre•mentioned Vremikes,),One of whi'eli is in . the'Occupatiodof 'Mr. Smith, and the .other is untenanted. .. „,, , .. These Premites'areFreehold of. Inheritance, #o.d are situate, in the hoist eligible part 'of 'Texteth-Patic.:, '1,4 tiouSes are ve ! , ) , cominodious, and were recentlY and substantially j.ivilt,. are fitted up ‘y it h every convenience, and are well adapted for the resideneesof Fainilles'of respectability. . . . . For further particularsapplyto Mes.qs..Lovr , .;nEs And R oll ' 1 , : - - soil, Solicitors, Liverpool, who will direct a.proper pe,rson to' shOw.the Premises; or to Messri. ROW,ON and Cuoss, Soli ciiarS,'Prescot.. . . ... . . . . in the On Tut URSDiY theEL I i G .H. /684of:11ay, next, .At Five a,citzo, Evening, at,..M.r. StnitWs, the Royal Hotel, in P / rescot, (if not disposed.of,iti the,mean time by Private Trefity,). in one, Lot, ut nitise,as. may: be agreed upon, and ject to such' conditions of sale a$ will be then produced, FgE.SIMPLE and IN H EMT CE of • and in all . that compact and very desiralile ES ATE, called 4! Th e Hanging Bridge Estate,' ,situate in tton, iu the county of Lancaster; and consisting of a sithsta tial„commodious, and, •mockerit.built Messuage, with Stabling for five Horses * , Ship. pons for eight Cows, Coach-house, Earn,and other convenient. Outbuildings, large„qardeu, -isell stocked with choice Fruit :Trees,' and several Closes of Land thereto adjoining, and eon,, raining in the whole. 48 acres, '2 roods, and al perches of statute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Mrs. , The House is pleasantly situated, in good repair, and well .adapted for the lie;sidence.of a respectable,Familv. The Land is in ,a high,state .or cultivation.; there is, Stone of. a .yery supe rior quality under the Estate, and a Quarry i 9 now open. The poor and other rates within the township are low, , This Property is situated within half a mile of the Liverpool and,Nialiebester Railway, and also of the public, turnpike road ft4,Presitot .to Warrington, ,and:is within two . piles of the townpf,Prqept, and atMut the same.distance ,frons,St. Helen's. SO 'desirable an, investment is rarely Offeredto the Public. Tbe House may.* stewed on appliation to :Mrs.,4obinson, op the Premises, Who will alsO direct a ,proper persou to show the Est'ate; and for further particulars, or-to treat for.the pur chase of the Property . by Private Treaty, application May, be made to Mr. ItuisitcSON, of. ,Peasly Cross, near to St, Helen's, or tp AleSsrs. RowsoN.and Capss, Solicitors, Prescot, at whose OtEce,e; Plea :014e Estate, may be seen.. „ . . Olt • *alt.- American PINE TIMBER and DEALS; Honduras and. St . Domingo • MAHOGANY; and DEA ; 11 1.4 Baltic TIMBER. Turkey BOXWOOD; Quebec Ali, &c: .• : ,PORT, SHERRY, and MAD ' RA WINE, . Of very superior quality, in Pipes, liht . anti Quarter Casks. Apply to BRERETON, JONES and Co. Whn have to. LET,. on moderate ' terms, a G o od Family HOUSE and a COUNTING-HOUSE, in Jordau-street. . .. . CONSTANTLY ON SAL , Buenos Ayres and.lktonte Video DRY ati SALTED OX HIDES, of heavy and light ights, in quality equal to any ever imported fro he Rivel4late ; the Salted Hides being free from flesh and s t, well t r immed, and invariably without - injury from heat.—Apply to Gv). BAnK kit and Co., or to SA AIUEI , LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. Fine Konigshurg, Rhine, Polish Rhine,,,y, HEMP;, Petersburgh Outshot; and Half-cl e an) 141111'e3 Neustadt, Four 13rand,"and Friesland FLAX; .. . Foreign a fl'OW; 1 / ' ,• • Dundeiend other.LINENS, v ous Fabrics; : • I , SAIL.CA.NVA ' • . •• • Cotton, Coffee. and Bread' 13A( IN 'aiid - 13AGS; SAGKIND and LIAM, OCKINO; • • , ,SAGS for, Snit and Grain. .. . . OSNABURG'S, 'SHEETIN(3S, DUCKS, DOWLAS, &c.; • • TWINES, • Fine Seaming, Tabling, Roping, Seine, Salmon, Mullet, 'futile Ilw • • • ' LINES, Deep Sea; Log, Cod, St: Peter's, Pound, and otheri; • . ' MATS . . •• „ THOS. JACKSON I 2 Canning-plaet., and $O; Pool-hum. 1:.:11,7.'..113 LE FREEHOLD PROLPERT.r,COOPEWS-ROfft By Messrs. T.. WIN STAN 1).1.1"ir Anti SONS. • ; On To Esi)s ir, theliith , instant, at, One O'cidek;'at the Claren}- . Alon-rooms, South John -street, Liverpool,' "- I,L that. convenient WAREHOUSEI:&6.-situate on t 4 4 :1 1 , north i,:ide.. of , Cooper's-row and - sou4h-east , corner . 4 Brooks'-square, in. Liverpool, eontaillitcv in front to CafflperPo row 'A' feet .s:inches, to Brooks'-: inches;. 16 feet 10 inehes,"at tha.enst sile,l7 feet, and in bread at. the back , 28 feet 6 inche ii p, The , Premises .are .Freeltold o In heritance, - .and 'are now let, to good tenants, and front their . contiguity .to the Deck, New Custoin-liouse,,Scr_.are a very desirabte-Proiierty. • • ' i Partiettlars,may.be had on application to ',Mr JAelototv, 22 c -Canning-place, or:30, Pool-lane ; To liar. .Bromortt, , Solteitor Warrington; ..or ,to Messrs. T. NV us. STA N LEI" and SONS!, Church-street, Liverpool. • I By order of the Moi frees. .B y. JO V,S, On TugsnAY next, the 21St instant, at six o' lOck in the even ing, at tint house of Mr.. Josciph , the . Star in. Wil. liatnsou-square, Live pool, subject to ch conditions of sale as will theilhe produced, I...kthat Piece of wit e Three DWELLING I . l‘ 'HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the west side of Latisdown-place, near Mere-lane, and in the immediate neigh bourhood or St. GeOrge's Chuseh; at Evertan, in the occupation catti, Mrs. Phillips, and Mr. Roberts.. The above Premises are in.a uiost deliglltful'and secluded situation, commanding a most extensive and delightful view for ‘• many miles in front. For further particulars inquire or Mr. ROBINSON, Solicitor, Tarlcton-street; Mr. WAI.MSLEY, Williamson square; Qr Mr. 1,10V,C3, Temple-street.. . , , • WOOLFIELD'S 13AZ:1:IR. 71 AND 72,' CHURCH-STREET, LIVERrOOL. . ADJOIgII4C THE PiSroFFICF.. • " -- PMPOR.WM • . • OR AY'Pth4loll.l,o7o)oA* JEWEL /1:1'r, ' • - SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS LAMPS CHANDa ERS,- krIIIEWFS. AND ILL TIIF: N.-MUM:S FANCY .1/.4 NUF,4 C TURKS': OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, 'GERMANY, (1-e.; 'MANUFACTORY FOR WORK-BOXES;.. WRITING `DESK-S; AND DRESSING-CASES. '1.7 - ISITORS and Stringers in Liverpool, and the Public in general, are reipectfullY invited .to isit this Unique Establishment, whether tie .Purchasers or attics'in search of amusement, the whole of the . - STOC ' (certainly one of thd 'largest and most varied in England) e• geonvenientiv arranged - for inspection and the price ma don each. Article, from which no deductions are made n r credit given, --this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than any other. The J EWEL LE R Y is of the best London Ma • niifarture,- and has given general satisfaction ; in consequenc e , 7 .[% WootriEtn finds a continually 'increasing demand, and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the thoicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive AsSortmcnt, the moderate price of 'which cannot fail to Secdre to the J,ewellery dePartinent of the Bazaar a continuance of the tiVonred and increasing riatrimaire of the Public. ' The WIIITING-DESKS, RESsING-CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES. are all .made on the Pre mises., and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive .than in any other House in the King dom. In the planning: of bothLadies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing -Cases the utmost pains are tal:en to snake 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.cau have .Cases made to deconanodate their own Articles. A' large AssortMent of . GENTLii:MEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, inllusaia orNorocco Leather ; also small MILITARY DRESSING-CASES, containing all that is needful, and weiging only six entices each. • • NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING:DESKS, for Travelling, coMplete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great, variety, from 125..6d. to 1:4 each. . " • . • PAPER CASES,' FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &e, In the Repairing and IVefitting of DESKS, .DRESS.ING ,CASES &c., T, WooLyiet.p's 'Workmen : have great expe rience, and .he has the means 'to cOmplete• everything that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, wvitG economy and. despatc •: ' T. IVoo{•FIF.Lu begs.to draw Particular atten tiou,tolis splen did array of CLOCKS and PII.CES, ; its A I,A II A T .ER, FANCY: Woons, &c-; the Stock - is iminensely large, and the, Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5. to £l2O, and the.utuaost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which are all. Warranted. An immense 'choke of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, end other RETICULES . ; from 3;;. to three Guineas each. Also, PURSES Plain and . very Richly. Embroidered, from Is. to 30s. each. , . • ,• •• LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at 58. (41. per Pair.- LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S • KID . GLOVES of the best Paris Mannfacture; • A variety of. FANCY ARTICLE'S in IVORY, MOTHER of P EA.R Land TORTOISES II ELL, , • - CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON - BOARDS, RAGA. TELLE TABLES, :and various other Games and Fancy Asti 'dcc sign in mention. • • T. W. has also a• choice. Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis XIV extremely well suited for C.ottlitry Mansions, large Staircases; &c, These. Articles are now much in favour, and very scarce. ., . . . . OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va. riety, adapted to Private Rooms of . all sizes, Public Buildings. Churches. Chapels, &..c.. , • TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET,.. FIGURE,. •and HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved construc tion. . T., WOOl. FIELD also RE-BRONZES, 12R-I,ACQUURS, and -RE PAIRS LAMPS•of all descriptions;. and keqi.sfor Sale.a great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSES, adapted to alt kinds of Lan - 11)1f. . CHINESE GOODS of various kincls,•i nc l u di ng some fine specimens.Of very Old China.: in 'JARS, VASES ; JARDI NIERES, .PLATES, DISHES, .&c. Elaborately carved FANS,. CARD-CASES,. &c. „Likewise a variety of real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANNED and Lacuupasn A..sunerb variety of. FLORENTINE, PARIS, and•other BRONZES, of the most. beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGURES, BUS.TS,VASES, CANDELABRA, &c:. • Elegant CUT. GLASS . LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS; for Cola, NEI( erEeLS, with an immense. choice of other a ppropriate CHIMNEY. ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from Leghorn of a most tasteful variety. of:ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, a fine Collection of'! ABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORK: • . , i 7 JAPANNED •PAPIERI MACHE TABLES, POLE SCREENS,; VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE •BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS, &c. 'All these Articles may be had in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. • RODGF.IIB &ND SON's••WARRANTED CUTLERY, in RA ZORS, PENKNIV ES, SCISSORS;TA,BLE , K,N IVES, and DRESSING !CASE. INSTRUMENTS: Also • a variety of very,complete Sets.of •TABLE•CUTLERY, fitted up in • cases , exceedingly convenient for preserving them in good - condition. - SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plated on Steel DI [TO; vith Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory'llaro dies, in Single.or :Double •-Sets; anclio•Caseslined with'• Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming very suitable' Marriage Presents,: , • • JAPANNED TEA TRAYS. inPs PIER MACIIE and Iron, from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. ••• • • &large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes Several .very tine large BOXES; playing the L.ost celebrated 'Overtures :. rice from £5 to; £5O, • • - • , Tito:ass Woot.rtrAnibegs to , state, ~ h.c the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment-ha's met with will encourage him t.o persevere in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive amnekion.. • • .• • To make his Establishmentin Liverpool equally attractive as any in. the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberaliq:of the Public has enabled him to bucceed beyond his ex peetations,- - • ..N.B. Three Wottitmo .JswEr.i.nns are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing; and Making of Article; of Jewel-' lery to Order; thin convenience, rc ith a Daily Parcel to London enables 'P.. W. to attend'ivith't he-utmost promptness to all Commissions in that department with which . Ire may be favoured. • • • • Getwine EAU , DI4I COLOGNE, imported direet4d from Co ogne, 36. (id: per Bottle, ar.2Os.'per Box of Six Bottles. , g.ociy..TY FOR THE. 'RESTORATION OF HEALTH. ARVEY'S..VEQI4.ITABLE ANTI-DRASTIC PILL is I_JL fast superseding.every other aperient and stomachic me dicine. its success: has been most decided in Indifeestion otrl situate and habitual Costiveness, •Bilious and Wervous Ifead ache, Giddiness, or Overflow of Blood to the Iread, Rheumatic Fever,.. Liver Complaints, and all disorde incident to the Stomach and I3owels. In Complaints pee ar to Females and Children, these'.Pills will be found one r the best. and most effectual ieuredialagents that can. be us ; they may be taken by the rust delicate females and child .11 with pertect safety. As a Family Medicine, .to keep in the house for all primary symptoms. of indisposition, they stand unrivalled. No confine ment or change of diet requisite. Price is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. a per box. . . HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE 'CORDIAL, in Nervous Affections,. Loss of Appetite,. Languor, and Debility, arising from illness, early imprudence, excesses, residence in tropical climates, seminal weakness-, sedentary habits, &c., is infallible. To yoUng and elderly females it affords relief and support, that no other tonic has given; it .mitigates; bfien totally prevents, sea-sickness: All persons of sedentary habits and tradesmen much confined to their .shops'will fiud.a table spoonful taken one hour before dinner of the greatest service. Price 4s. Gd. and I Is. per bottler HARN , EI"S EMBROCATION effectually and speedily cures Rheumatism ? Sprains, Bruises, and Glandular Swellings, and,restOres Related Muscles to their tone. Price 2s. 9d. per 'bottle. HARVEY'S LOTION OE BEAUTY removes Pimples, Freckles,' Eruptions, and all Cutaneous Disorders of the Face and Neck; cures Chapped Hands, postpones Wrinkles, pre serves the Complexion to a great age, and, used before Shav ing, imparts comfort hitherto unknown. Price 3s. Gd. and 7s. 6d. per bottle. " As a safe and 'effectual aPerient, We fearleSslY assert that HARVEY'S ANTI=DRASTIC PILL has no equal in this • country. •*lt is not only in some' degree superseding other Fa mily Medicines, hut many distinguished Physicians are rob-. sultrily recoinmening the formula to their 'patients as . being the safest aperient -pill made known: '—Oracle health for Jan. 29th. a weekly medical journal. • ABNEY'S N'A LUABDO MEDICINES are Sold Whole sale; by J. Boddingten, Resident Director to the Society far the Restoration ar Health, 90, Charlotte-street, Itathborie-place, London ; C. Id Awnonn; 20; South . John-street, 'near the New Customhouse; Pliesitey, Aspinall, - J. D.' . - Butler, Scholefield, Fisher, Wagstak Swift, Hobson, and Llbyd, Liverpobl; Scoweroft, Bolton: - V - ANTED, a l 'iiSre'etatAe WOMAN to. act as PLAIN - V V COO-K:•and KIrCHEN MAW in A GentlemiM's Fa xrmiti Mllj- where 'the duty' A 'light. ' She ;Clint . 1)6 much uuder Thirty years of age". Also a:. i. G WOMAN, as, HOUSE MA ID and .tii 'Wa it at'Table; ~ one bqt. ttioe who' hax.e been in the-most respectable families Will he'er , a'gea, and then eha-• :meters must bear the strictest inquiry.--A - pply to Mrs. GULST, in the Loud-on-road, who will give directions. ~. . t I t il. TANTIsID; ot active arid intelli Kt YOUNG MAN, who V V writeS a good hand, and e r . ouversant with Accounts. `llesPectatle'rererences and see •" v will be r e qu i re d.—Add r e ss (it by letter post-paid) to the tiblisher of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Salary:to commence at £59 per AnnuM. A'TITLE for HOLY ORDERS will be ,. given . to alloung Man of Property who has a pros of Preferment. 'A coniniuMeation will be entered into the Father or Guardian of the Young Man.—Letters (p -paid) to be addressed to S. G., Postoffice, Liverpool. • . . : E 0 Me at db. TO BUILDERS AND OT Rb. erlo.he SOLD, by PaivATE. CONTRAC hree COTTAGES,. JL and about Ten Thousand Yazd A 4.111) ; also aSTONE DEL', the Stout; being of very good quality, (the whole - Co •pylildOf Inherita nce,) situated ueor the Old,Swan, and-near the house Of sir. Olitherow, who will show the• Premises. •• 'Fol. further particulars apply to Mr. 4onst A. KAra, Wine Merc,hant.,• chapel-street.„ • . • ••. •••: bt *4l or Ett. . . trio be. SOLD or LET, an elegant .Freehold COT T • ' .1 .- With PiArtres complete, cOmprisin;;_tour Bed-roorna„tWo 'Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, and exalle , t :Cellark 4iso, Stahle,'! l Oig-liOnie, and excellent 'Gal ' 'well stocked with choice Fruit Trees; whiEis have b an t e d s i x years, and a small Field idjoining:the'sathe.. ii,Epc. ,, '' The' HouSe'is delightfully sittiated,:ori . (he 'Liverpool 'lt is one .and Nt , stnii. WI-lira:6 road, and' commands 3,Ap e view o f the sm... iounding country, the ri'velt to6e,. add mile Wales. "It from Nestor., one mile from Park , ate A and tiv.e miles front the - . ~q • liOyal•ROck 'Ferry. . . 'For further particulars and' treaty apply to Mr. JOSEPH . RoniNsoN,lkfulbetTy-street, Liverpool. • - Eci be 11,0. ripo he LET, the ROYAL RAILROAD INTEL and J. TAVERN, in Westlauthri4, Dublin ust completed, and built expressly for the purpose, fut. id a License has been obtained. • It contains a spacioiisrofree-roo •CI feet 'by pGfeet„ a Coru ' with , ele" - TO HOTEL AND TAVERN-KEtPE ,s. • 'modinus Bar Ana Tali-room,. with .B ~..4eparate entrance, eleven loftloftyeci , -rbrinia, Water Closets 'hn each floor, excellent Kitchen; Larder, and Pantry, capacious Wine,. Spirit, and Ale Cellars, Coal Vaults, and every other *itecontraOtlation requisite': for carrying On, nosiness on an extensive scale; •and the Proprietor has reserved Ground adjoining the Building for the extension of it, if found fiecessary. he Hotel' is situate . in the roust 141'0111g part,of Dublin, exactly opposite the Railvrav Sihtion House, where Passengers (by the 'London, LiverpoiA, and liblyhead Stearn-packets) are brought.troth King'stoWn as the Mails ate now, and have been cOnvered• by th e . Railtrav since the sth in,statit. A more'iliratile dpportutiity Cl' etribailing Capital with a certainty of a profitable return has seldom been offered to the ' •-• •• • A Lease of 900 Yea rs ' w ill b e g i ven, an d th e fi r st six,montlis free of Rent. Application to be made to the Proprietor, JOHN LEE. at his Newspaper and Advertising Agency-office, :33, Henry-street,, Dublin. • - - laublic Bobteo. . WARRINGTON AND NEWTON RAILWAY. Tt} er 1 0-tyrick.: •IS HEREBY GIVEN, 't a.' SPECIAL all .:GENERAL MEETING of the 7 RRINGTON and NEWTON RAILWAY COMPAN will' he held at' ItAiUtVAY OFFICE, in WarrittgtOn: •ilettniy, the 25th of. April next, at Eleven o'clock in the orenciod, at which Meet ing will be submitted to the Proprietors then 'present. for their approval, the Draft of a Bill proposed to be'introduced into par : - liatnen,t in the present session, for obtaining an Act fo'etrectuate the arrangement made by this company for Sale of' their Rail way,Works, and Propertyto the Grand Junction ItailWay Coin. pany, and for other purposes connected therewith. Dated this 23d day of March, 1835. JOSEPH WAGSTAFF'''''' ' , .., Clerk ortya-Coru.pfiny. • PARISH OF WA LTON . -ONT-T ni . IIHIGENERAL AN NTJAL (ifthe PAR ISO .IOISTERS Will be held in the 176; ry bribe Parish phure4 on EASTFtt Tunsn AY, the 21st inst. (according to ncient cus tom), ar Twelve o'clock, Pr-ttie rurpo.e of pasiiug the Vhurett warden's Accounts, for. electing Chu; liyrarclenifortheensuing veer, and for transactint'' the 'Business connected with the Parisi). THOMAS ROBERTS, j Churcwardens. . h • •. W. W INSTA N LEY, • . Data Wit 1111i , efTle April. 1835. JOSEPIT'S , .REPOSITORY, 14 ,/ • ..-. 92, BOLD-STREET. '' . . Persons FutiNtsitiNd; Purchasers of FA v ARTICLES, Visit Os, and Strangers in Liverpool, vi (iiia it their i n t eres. tsreall at this Establishment, w hi c h . iev will find THE CHEAPEST A2711l lIT, gFuicrEn. STOCK . IN. LIVERPOOL, And "one'of the , . . . , LARGEST iN THE KINGDOM. . . riIHE STOCK Consists of FURNISHING 1110/4MON -- GERM, in all itsßriinehes, including splendid DRAW ING-ROOM, SIDEBOARD, ' SYN OMBRA, HALL, CHAMBER; READING, and OTHIPt LAMPS. • PAPIER MAC HEE and . Japan OA TRAYS, Fire and Hand Screen's, BREAD I3ASKETS„,Knife Trays, CARD POOLS;CARD BOXES. WINE CARRIAGES, &c. Bronze, Brass, and Wire FENDERS, Steel FIRE-IRONS, Stc. . . .. BestI.O.NDON Bronze TEA URNS, Kettles and Lamps, COFFEE POTS, &C. • • 'BLOCK TIN DISH COVENS, Hasteners, and. VERTI CAL"ROASTING JACKS.. Superior TABLE' CUTLERY, Scis,snrs, RAZORS, PEN and POCKET :KNIVES, Knife. Sharpeners, . • Brass CURTAIN POLES , Ea 6, BANDS, &c. Best .Britannia .Metal TEA POTS,.,Coffee, POTS, PER COLATORS, &c. ' every other descript ion of CULINARY ARTICLES, in BRASS, COPPER, JAPAN, IRON, and TIN. •• A SPLENDID assortment of RICHLY-CUTand PLAIN GLASS, consisting of CENTRE and. FRUIT DIS HES, DECANTERS, 'Goblets, TUMBLERS, Wines; Liqueurs, Champagne; and HOCK GLASSES ; Custards, LEMON ADES, Jellies, SALTS ; Claret, Water, and Cream JUGS.; Sugar - and Finger BASINS, Wine Coolers, WATER CARAFTS, S ce , J. and Co. having all their GLASS CUT ON THE PRE MISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest Notice, and to sell at the WeTV - LOWEST PRICES. • A splendid &eel of SHEFFIELD PLATED ARTICLES, with Massiire SILV/ill EDGES, consisting of EPERGNES, Tea and .Coffee Urns, WINE COOL ER S,. 'DISHES and COVERS, Candlestiek s BRANCHES, CRUET, LIQUOR, and SOY FRAMES, Soup and ,Sauce Tureens, TEA and COFFEE SERVICES; Toast Racks , SNUFFERS and TRAYS. &c, • Best PLATED ON STEEL , SPOONS .and FORKS, TOAST RACKS, Carser Rests, Nuteracks, &c. BRITISH PLATE—SPOONS. FORKS, anti other Arti-' • Iles, of superior quality, and LOWER. IN PRICE than any other Mouse, SILVER Spoons and Forks, CHILDREN'S MUGS, Muflincers, Scissors, CARD CASES, FRUIT, Batter, and Cheese KNIVES.. . • LabeIs,.PENCIL 'CASES, Cigar Tubes,.PURSES, Thim- Ides, SNUFF BOXES, SCENTS, &c. Au extensive assortment of Wit ITING DESKS, WORK BOXES-„DRESSING CASES, TEA CADDIES, TOILET . ' and LIQUEUR ,CASES, Watch Stands. &e. BAGATELLE, Backganireoti, and CHESS TABLES, IVORY and. Butte CHESS :MEN. " 1; • Eleguntly-Ituun.l BIBLES,. Prayer Books, Albums, &c. Best LONDON .J.EWELLERX,.. in all the Newest Pat terns, set ,with. Diamonds, Pearls, Emernitts;.&c., in SUITS.— EA.Ii-RINGS,;„RINGS, BROOCHES,: Pins, NECK and Guard CHAINS,' Seals, bet's, -LOCKETS, &c., MOURN ING and WEDDING RINGS. . • GOLD and Silver GENDVA, LEVER, and VERTICAL WATCHES, by ataproved.„Makers. . • - . GILT and MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE BANDS:Combs, HEAD ORNAMENTS, EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, Suits, Bracelets, &c. BERLIN IRON and JET Necklaces, CHAINS:Crosses, EAR-RINGS, Brooches, &c. TORTOISESHELL, CabinctS, TEA CADDIES, CARD CASES, Inkstands, &c. INDIA Fans, CARD CASES, Cigar Cases, PEARL COUNTERS, &c. • A Splendid Assortment of OR-MOLU acid ALABASTER CLOCKS, with and without MUSIC, SEVRES CHINA, in VASES, INKSTANDS, MATCH POTS, Lamp, Baskets, CANDLESTICKS,,O r ha ments, & c. -WORK TAI3LES,.TabIe Covers, BASKETS, Fans, RE TICULES, Bursas. BEADS, TOYS, and aill . the . rancy Manu factures of France and Germany generally imported into this Country.. MUSICAL BOXES from 15s. to £lO. • . • • 300 New and &con ,hand Double and Single-barreled GUNS, RIFLES, Blunuerbusses, PISTOLS,-Powder'Flasks, Shot Belts, Ste. &c.; SPRING SPEAR KNIVES and DIRK PISTOLS, FLUTES, Violins, ACCORDEANS, GUITARS, froth 15s. Upwards, BRONZE Candelabra FLOWER JARS; Watch Stand's, CAN DLESTICKS, . Tapers, &c. Glass and BrOnze LiJSTRES, from 10s.per pair and upwards. GLASS SHADES, for coverin g Ornament s of every size and shape. , • .• • BAROMETERS, Thermometers, MICROSCOPES, Tele scopes, QUADRANTS, • MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS, Measuring Tapes, &c. • • B.L. JOSEPH•and Co. SUPPLY MERCHANTS, CAP TAINS, and SHOPKEEPERS on the most LIBERAL TERMS. OLD. GOLD AND SILVRII, DIAbIoNDs AND PEARLS. lIQUO HT OR TA Kli.N IN EXCDAXGE. PLATE AND GLASS LET ON lIIRE FOR PARTIES: Busin;isdone . ongittnrdays until Evening, TO THE SUBSCRIBERS 'r() THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL. LADIES. AND GENTl:EifEtti,' BEG respectfully tai otter myttjet aI - CANDIDATE for the Vacant Office of PHYSICIAN ,to your valuable am riq, and have to assume you thet,:(if 11nm:hired with the appoint; ment, no exertirs shalt be viiinting. on my part faithfully to discharge the important duties' f the Situation. I have the honour to be t . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very obedient bumble Servant, - ••• 'J. D. MACKENZIE, M.D.: ... Stater-street, April U, 1 B ai 3 t., 5. of . the ... Univeraity of Edinburgh. .stater3s ..NOW ..:2(HIXIITINA • - - / 4t . Me Exhibition Rooms P kffiee-plare, Tin E celebrated PICTURE ofth'e RUC IFIXION, painted 1: 'by 0. KEYSER, uf Antwe , covering upwards of WY Square 'Feet of Canvas. I. ( igures in the Nine Feet High:' Open from Nine in the Morning tilt Dusk in• the Evening. ' Admission', Is. each; Season Tickets, 55.; Book tle3criptive of the Picture, 6d. each. , . , rtIHE Partnership heretofore sUb L s i i c :tiv4 P°°l' 11 ctersigned, carrying ou business as; A ILORS and DRA PERS, at No. 7 Ot.syroN-snuAtigOinder the style or Immo e / t tp .e r e a n l i l u f,, t h 18 ; 35 00 . 'or THOMAS SYERS, was This ini,ay• - dissolved by mutual consent THOMAS SYERS, JOSEPH 'JACKSON. JOSEPH JACIt.SOY in tetiri47 rrorkthe above business, offers to his Friends hi grateful.thEttiks fiir the many favours conferred on lafe Partnership', .anti' solitits their continu 'inte otf behalf or M r . - THOMAS SYERS, who Walla futtlie carryon the bilsiurstiScrhis own at:Oil:it. . . PRESERVATION 0I? GA.ME, NTGTICE IS 'HEREBY, GIVEN; that fie Right Hon. .L.ll the, Earl of Derby intends strictly to4reserve the Caine in the several Manors of erp, scough, and Roby; ancrin Ltiiids in *Ling. iu th ()only `of Lancaster, -in addition to the Manors and Len's i etofore preserved by his lOrdship. All persons who are fou trespassing after this no tice, in any of the said Minors or Lands, or resisting the autho rity of any of the gamekeeper 4 therein, will he proceeded against with the utmost rigour of the law. And the tenants of the said Earl are particularly r e qu e st e d t o keep u p th e i r dogs, as alt dogs found't,traViug after the Game will be dostroyed.- Kiwiestey, Aril; 1535. • 24Ittu Vtibtirtion. Published this:daV; price 55.,/ • • QIR WALTER SCOTT'S LI,VV, t,f NArOLEON, Vol V., i. 7./ forming Vol•. XII.: of 'the 'PROSE WORKS, with Lid Designs after Turner, and two Maps. ' : ' WAVER LEY NOVELS cot 04 . ‘te in 48 Vols. New Edition ; plates, with Sir Wa l t' er it's • IntroduCtions Notek: 'bsv each Volume.—With Octave Proof IMpressions,Of the whole 96-Engravings; 12 s . ex t ra c h arge d on e ach-Sit-=`l'4e 96 Octavo Proofs-separate, £1 Is. • . • 3. SIR WALTER SCOTT'S POETRY, complete in 12 Vols. New Edition ; Turner's 'Designs; with the .Author's IntiOduCtions, various' readings, and copious Notes. ss: each Volume. With Octavo Proof Impressions of the whole '24 Designs by. Turner, 6s. extra chatged. —The•24 Octavo Prdufs separate, 12s. • • Robert Cadell, Edinbtrgh; and Whittater tto4l . C 6., London-. T ypiotiliEx4 an d Rp.lD.SOist. be eave to. ctliPO4nCe ~W t".conipltion of eitensive 4.1 t it,ions in their Pro anises, arid tfie arrival . of several • ages .of S P N GOODS,, which are .ready for in pection. HUSH ,LINES 4 direct front the Bleachers; TABLE I g 9 N :Bo S tys E tr E ee T L I A NA l i t A 1 s lc t3 K . ET ,. S . Qli I . L . e. Hiq4 A44C9NBE "TALt : *CO4II3R, QTANLEY pounces to his Friends 1.7 and the Pubiie that his BOW!, NG-GREEN is NOW OPEN. _ Apra 11, 1833. tam Frien and the Public their:` entit;n ING their Premises, No. El, Bor. Emil-, on Wednesday the 22d instant, with a New Stock o ich Fashionabl•> SILK MERCERY:and LINEN DRAPERY GOODS; selected with the greatest care and attention. 64, Bold-street, April .16, 1835.. .• ,• . • 110WORTH•and CO. resin , 12.4 thr • \ds, cid, the Pubic their. antottnee to --of OPE LONDON. , —HORN TAVERN AND HOTEL, DOCTORS' COMMONS. ' ' • • ASIL 'FRANCIS respectfully informs ComMerctal Gen- X - ) timer! and Families visiting - London; thAf the above Old Established Hotel will be found replete wit very Comfort, to the heart of the City, and pssessing a . p r arlVantages from its contiguity 'to the mercantile hoot . The Bed-rooms are airy and extremely quiet, and have been 'complete, v re-furnished: The charges are such as e•inhot ft gut' insure; Wisfattion; and he trusts by assiduity and attention to inerita...p.utinuance of the patronage this House has hithetto-enjoyedt PROFITARLP. - 114741hFir: .' ~ • A NYTlespeptable Person havin g out 1„:X.)0 to 4500 atikili , ible'ClNntal, may receive el igi, p proptiklls for .employing it in a lucratrve...Business in 'Liverpool, with little or no risk ,' on application. by litter post-paid, addressed MEncATorr, Box•bell.; No. 40, Postoffice, Liverpool,. - ROCK VIEW, BOOTLE, NE.AIt LWERPOOL. PREPARATORY SCI OOL Pbfi rold-NG GENTLEMEN (I.VhER TE.V'YR4I3.VbF •,, T orit l;il vz7: t kß sh ll e t h ) s as Opened, a r t ir e ! a Friends ,; t ao 4, tit. ): PREPARATORY SCHOOL for YOl.7lS6:o t ola a .k t i l n, and hOpeS by attentibn (o their Studies and. MOrals, to merit a ShaYe of the public patronage. Terms moderate. • Ai . ; • I •ti • A -- I • S AMOCK NIA PULA 1 43$ Ali% tiFIHE.GRAPE SHADOCIic.or FO DDEN FRUIT, on Sale at MIDDLEWOOD'' the finest ever import ed; it has been in many instant• preferred to Pines for Desserts,.and,As a Preserve or erniala4e, it is superior' to every other Fruit. • J. DI. Will have a intpply for a great part •of the Summer t he has also received a quantity of the beetßunch MUSCATEL LS, in Boxes, (halvES and quarters,) which will be Sold at very Re= dueed Prices. ,Also, FIGS and FRENOH.PLU.MS, , St. Ml= CHAELS and MESSINA . ORANGES, LEMONS, *e. • M.. begs respoetftillv to.acknowledge the kind pre= ferenee given his BOTANIC:014 fur Cleansing and Proinot= ing the Growth of the Human Hair, also the VEGETABLE: OIL-SOAP. Botanic Oil ia . 25., • ,3si and ss. Vegetable Oil Soap Is. per Square,. . ; • • ,• • Fruit 11 - are/Louse and Bottinie Oil .41A,u1actury, , . - Yorker-street, Clayton-quare. .. . NEW MUSIC AND ,111 .ISIc.A.L,INSTRUMENT' WAREHOUSE.. , ' 191 , T, i.t i u m n .w a d. two Doom beiv,r iiiitAlylum. CI H. THOMPSON respectfully riders his irateful,ac set 6 Vie knowlcdgments to the Nnbil and Getairof Liverpool and its vicinity for their extensive patronage, and hope! by strict attention to Merit a. continuance of the same. .. C. 11. T.• has just received a fresh su/ijilv 'of PIANO FORTES, tvhich he can after at from TWENTY ,G.U.INEAS 1 and upivards. . . . NAN6=FORTES Lent 'Mt Hire, .AILLITARY . BANDS furnished with INSTRUMF:NTS on• the shortest Nuticc MUSIC COPIED, INSTRUMENTS ,TUNED, RE = PAIRED, and taken in EXCII•INGIt.' A eoustant Supply of NEW MUSIC weekly from LONDON. N.S.—All Instruments Sold Gy. C. H. T. will he kept id Tune for Twelve Months. • • 'LONbON HOUSE, 74,.PA ADISE-STREET. O. those who:study Et t/NOMY,. d who adopt the best And 1 • hheapest mode of goi ng mar k et , J. SANDIFORD recommends his HAT ESTAB 161151EN1', where the desi". deratum nsav be bldairied. . Hats from 4s, tip., Waterproof,. to. 21s. . HATS Ftvil NXPOlirtl7l9N4i , fin iN oti ß n Y ces i t ' l l i k e e con Y ti'ile 6 t!;n . . 13 0 r :07;:itke h de .. Alter .6 a c t t io ru n l s lY it s.; tte ex tebsive en cOti- Preu)ises, made tkettO • niittice c those La ' ciie l : 1 7 at d io a n e ; f t b ;wp a o l o b r a: t e otpl io ot r . - e b p o e t v %, expressed their (Trail rageinent they ;live 1 (1%74411;1m by the constant recornroeu dation they aru pleased to make lohgst their .friends. H. Lacey ,has now ample toom fur the displavtifise varied As sortment of BOOKS, PR N TS, STATION Elt Y, ALBUMS, SCRAP-BOOKS,: ANNUALS, and" JUVENILE; PUBLI CATIONS,,at Landon Wholesale Prices, (! Works or Art Sold on Cominission. JA MA§ EIALIOT, TEACHER OA MA,THA M ICS; SEt' sicluitsritkEi. continues .to give LEssoNs , in MA TIIEMATICS • )V a ad the MATHEAIATICAL SCIENCES; intended, more particular l y for th ose ybo may wi s h to , ex t en d the hiatheinatical Education previcipsk received at Schools.. . • The subjcets of instruction are Utllnietic, Geometry, 41get hra, Trigonometry, Conic S,ectionstud other Curve 1.4111elt e • the D spectiv`e, and. Mechanics , w ith other branches of Nattirab p h ifi d e o ia sconhyl. and Integral Calculus, Navigation, Linear Buz' The applications of T tis rigonoetry and Navigativf* r p t are reduced to practice by the use of the Theodolite andSeittaiAl or Quadrant; and the departments of the Geometry Of Satilak Crated Spherical Trigonometry, Perspective a n d M ec h an i cs, are .end explainedbv mean s o f M o d e l s. TER f o r I . 4l'ee Le,,,ons t 2 Week.---Pupils in °lasses Ono G u ip ea ; Single Pupils, Three Guineas per Quarter. Pupils. may be attended, without extra charge. at their own residences.• }italic: . particulars may he learn e d by inquiring at the above address, and ample 'Testimonials will be shawn, obtained dur ing a course of Tour years staies in the Unifetsity4ifiit.lin;, burgh, 1 . 1.4 during . ten years practice in public and private education in. the South of England; References in Liverp,ool will also be given, ~ • Ltgat - ottrt rip HE commi ss i on e rs . i n afi in' bunkniptcy bearing date Ille 1. 18th day of Au gust , IS awarded and issued - forth against THOMAS ASHCROFT a JAMES TILSTONy of Liver= pool, in the county of Lannitifet, tiniber.tuerehants,dealers and , chapmen; intend to .meet , tio the 6th clay of May next,ut•one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, , Souiti-john 4 .i street, in order to make a dividend of the estate and eattioof ... the said banklrnpt, when and where the creditors who have 'int. already proved their debts are to corue. prepared .to• prove the' sante, or they will lie excluded the- benefit of the saidtlividettde And all claims not then proved will be disallowed. • -..- . • . JOHN ATKINSON, Solicitor;