The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-21 00:00:00

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For CALCUTTA dire'et, The fine Lirerpout-biiilt Ship SIR JOl-1 N 8'11: ES FOR 1), Captain Main A L MITCHELL; A 1 ; 299 tons per register ; cuppered and Co per-fastened; . remarkably fast, and will be found in ever respect a very sUperior conveyance, basing been built under he inspection vi ziet owneri4, Messrs. AVM. SMITH and ;ON, chow application "14y be ',Tiede for terms of freight or passa ,, , or to VT. and J. TYREII. The FRANCIS ANN will succeed the above. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPAIIED, THE BLESSINGS THEY EN.) l'u (WA..? I) P.l - - . ~--~- Manttb, - OL. VI.--No. 287.] FRI DAY, AUGUST 21, '1835. [PR:cif , : 7D. T 9 DRESSNINKERS . A . MILLINERS. • Ii . X,TANti,D; a first-rata tSMAK. , Iiii antl MIL- Y LINER.—Apply to . rs. Illssi.u., ,y, Oxtord-stroet, Mauchester, slating terms and where /altypgaged. on the 7 Ile varra•ztd first Venet o - and under engagement N s • r^ , -, September. • t. For BATAVIA direct The fine A 1 Ship LON ON ; 4 " 4 ' aSR tons per register; built in Ini a- of teak; lying ~esi silo Prince's Dock —For freight passage, " having plendid acetnifritodations for passengers )ply to. .Mr: SAN DFAL:ioti.; • Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co., Merchants, or J. N. WOOD and Cu., Brokers. • *ttani Nabizattea. at o bp .4,lltrtion. by (iitiction. WESLEYAN METROMST DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS. • , APARTMENIS,- ANTED. D, sn Y gle 'ng Gentleman, a Furnished ADVAV IN 0., i R 0 0 ' LOUR ard BED-ROOM. A situat inn airy and pleasant; seat; the suburbs Of the Town, wonld t),, preferred. Ttri-M not to 4lVied , l4s. per week. Applications addressed L. S., at the Office of the. Stvadad will-receive immediate attention. THIS DAY. rIFIIIE Rev. ROBERT NEWTON will tEACH in :1 behalf of these Institutions on SUNI next, at Stan hopAtstreet Chapel, at Half-past Ten in t Forenoon; and in the vening, at Six o'clock, the Rev. VID INVNICOL will PREACH at the same Chapel on same occasion. Collections in aid of the Funds ill be made after each Ser vice. THOMAS SANDS, Treasurer. JOHN RADCLIFFE, Secretary. Liverpool, August 19, 1835: • THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 21st instant, rwelv , o'clock,,at Jonei, Mann, and Foster's nliic , Dale-street, • 100 Tierces Jamaica 'FEE, Now lauding ex 'Malcolm, from' ngston.—Apply to Mr, JOHN A DAMS, Merchant, or to JONES, MANN, and FOS RR, Brokers. WEST INDIES. ~—r - N- For DEMERARA, ir..-- The Ship INDIAN C BF, ili ) ;' .., ', - :4 J. li. Wrt.t.ts.mh, Co ander. . ' ;- P -1 . - ' - =" Burthen per.register .116 tong.—F • freight or passage, ,the cabin accommodation being very super.or.) early applica. 1 41 ti must be made to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. t,, Tv sail `l9th instant. . I.(‘ For DEMERAIi The Ship - JOHNS' NE, 7 ..thi,...-- AaCtilllA LI) M'PHERS •, Master; Itiv't • Tieu 43G tons ; will tooth at MAD RA.—For freight or ',46Kage apply to ; the Master, on board, at the Waterloo Dock, 7 - .1 .4 .0 • SANDI3ACII, TINNE, and Co. 'UNITED STATES. • To sail on the lit September. For NEW ORLEANS, The fine first-class and new eoppered Shier - IiLLCN 131100 S, Captain ltErut ti ; Trlkeiitio silt; sails fast, and has' eleg t accommodation for passengers.--- 7 For freight, being ill'UtOS desirable opportunity fur ; dry &opt( s, and passage, apply, to the Captain, on hoard, in 13runswick Dock, or to .JOHN .CORDON, 5, Argyle-street. BIERiCA • • • Will positi,e!y sail on Sunday next; has ro for a few tons of Goods. &fit For NIONTREA irect, 'The fine A 1 English-buil rig PERIL, •••• • THOMAR SHARER,. Master; Burthen per register 250 tons.—Apply on board, - George's Dock, or to HENRY SMITH, King-street: To sail the 25th itvaalip' 11C H For. HALIFAX, • The Ship JON PO ER, 4. .. ..‘.- Jos. JEISKINsON, 1, ster ; • - " 7- This vessel is well known in th rade; 298 tons regis ter, coppered, and has superior accommodations for passengers. —For freight, &c., apply on board, in the Queen's Dock, or to WILLIAM FAIRCLOUGH. . , For BATHURST, N.B , • The Brig•WELLS, . li4ik t in ,YORK CAMPBELL, er ; Borthen per register 244 tons; A , British-built, and trill be despatched on the 25th instant.-1 4 r terms, &c., apply to Messrs. A.N nERSO N and GARROW, or to ' GEORGE BROWN. NEW SOUTH WALES. <"6 W a rranted _first Ship. For tiorsti • RT TOWN and S DNEY , • The beautiful fast-sailing Sh . CLYDE, 'N. IRELAND, Comm . er • A regular trader; burthen per r e g ister 4011 s.—:For freight or passage apply to Messrs. Vt , ILLIA NI Ssimr.and SON, or to WILLIAM DELL, 20, Water-street. Coottutoc. For NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, / ThVfine fast sailing Schooner 4 WILLIAM WLEAY, :1:1_ JAMS 31`ICAY, Ma ter; Is now on the berth, and will sail in eight ys. WILLIAM 'G LY, Kings et. ItPO(L, WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, 71 A,D 74 CHURCH-ST ROE LIST ADJOINING ADJOININ G TH noST-OFFt . EMPORIUM' FOR SUPERIOR LONDON JEWELLERY, • SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS, LAMPS, CIIANDE LIERS, CHIMNEY ORNAMF.NTS, AND ALI. Tia VARIOUS FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, 14(c., MANUFACTORY FOR WORK-BOXES, WRITING DESKS, AND DRESSING-CASES. 'VISITORS and Strangers in Liv'erpool, and the Public in general, are respectfully invitrd to visit this Unique Establishment, whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of amusement, the whole of the STOCK (certainly one of thd largest and most varied in England) being conveniently arranged for inspection, and the price marked on• each A rticle, from which no ded uctionss are made nor credit given,—this system enabling the Proprietor to offer. his Goods lower than any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Ma nufacture, and has given general *satisfaction ; in consequence, T. WootciEt..O' 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, DRESSING-CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES, are all made on the Pre mi.ies, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in any other House iu the King dom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing -C as es 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 inade to accommodate their own Articles: A large AssOrtment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, 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, .complete with Patent Inkstands , &c. , in g reat variet y , from 'l2s. 6d. to £4 each. PAPER' CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the Repairingand Refitting of DISKS, DRESSING CASES, &c., T. wo6LpiELD's Workmen have great expe rience, and he has the means to complete everyt hin g that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, 'with economy and despatch. T. Wooi FIELD begs to draw particular attention to his splen did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, in GILT, BRONZE, ALABASTER, FANCY Woons, &c.; the Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the .Price varying from £5 to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken :with regard to the Movements, which are all Warranted. An irnmence 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. 'each. _.• LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER ,of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TEDLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to me4ion. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis XIV., extremely well suited for Country Mausions, large Staircases, &c. These Articles are now much in favour, and - very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great YR rieLy, 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 construe . lion. T. WooLPIELD also R R-BRONZES, RE-LACQUERS, and RE PAIRS LAM PS of all descriptions; and keep's for Sale a great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSES, adapted to all • kinds of Lamps. . CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine • riecimens of very Old China, in JARS, VASES ; . JAR DI IERES PLATES, DISHES, Sac. Elaborately carved FANS, IVORY CARD-CASES,' &c. Likewise a variety of real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANNED and LACQUERED Work. A superb variety of FLORENTINE; PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA, &c. Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for CutmNEyprEcas, with an immense choice of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, a tine Collection of TABLES; in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORK. JAPANNED PAPIER MACHE TABLES, POLE SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKE T S „ HAND-SCREENS, &c. All these Articles may be had in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. RODGERS AND SON'S WARRANTED CUTLERY, in RA ORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE - KN 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 I'TO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han dles in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with Sisk Velvet, a dmirably arranged for their'preservation, and forming very suitable Marriage l'resents. rAPANNED.TEA• TRAYS: inParri:a MACRE and IRON, • from the plainest to the mist expensive Pattern's. A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from twn . lii twelve Tunes Several very fine large BORES', playing the u•ost celebrated o ,, ertures : price from £5 t64:50: , Tilomll As Wootetimn begs to state, '.c the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to persevere in selecting, both from; London and the Continent, such Articles ()Nast e and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion. ..eumne EAU-DE COLOGNE, imported directed from Co ' lozne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or 20e. per Box of Six Bottles. GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, Ll7l/1 Goode and 17 Pasmengef / 7 4 THREE TIMES N-WE „ ; .;tt‘ Every TUESDAY, Till'etsDAY, a SATURDAY. 4 1 ,:,a "' l ' THE CITY OP GL GOW STEAM-PACKET COMPAN ' 6 VESSELS, CITY OF GLASGOW (New Stimuler) AI.P.XANDER DitYS DALE, COthuiande VULCAN, It owl. EwING, Commander, JOHN WOOD, JOHN Boy n, Commander, Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without The CITY of GLASGOW sails" TO-monnow, (Saturday,) the 2•2 d instant, at Ten o'cluek in the Morning.' The.VVI:CAN sails on TuRSDAY neat, the 23th instant, at , Eleven o'clocki oek n the orenoon. The JOHN WOOD sails on THUI:SDAY nest, the 27th instant, at One o'clock i n the Afternoon. Apply to DAVID WIVEIL and Co., XI, Water-street. For DUI3LIN AND BELFAST. TDB CITY OF DUAJLIN STEAM-PACKET COM ANY, INQMORATED BY ACT OF RLIAMENT. The above Cominny sail their Vessels, with or without Pilots,) taking Gooils and Passengers to le following, ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. Apply fur Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PEURY, 27, for Belfast Line, to _ , Water-street. JOL-IN WOAMMONancleb., The pi ;nciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters wol.Exporters by a Division Of the Profits among them, after pa) went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers. and Shareholders—a principle which . Will . best guarantee to its Proprietors a.certainty,of their Dividen.ls, and lo Shippers of all descriptions of GoodA and Live St ,ck the haiing,a.irell supported Establishment oflfirst cLiss Steamers, and the lowest rate of 'Freight compatible with due attention to their maintenance. . . GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, PORT' RUSH, AND COLERAINE. vs , Th# PORT RUSH STEAM NA7 - 10N 1 00/41- `l , , PANT'S NOV and Powerful Ste ppacket COLERAINE, Jon M`ARTHUn, C ander; Will •Sail'from George's Pier-head on Fit n 1 , , the 28th instant, at. One o'clock Afternoon, for PORT SH, With leave to Land Passengers on the adjacent Coast, weather permitting.) This will be found the most elig ible and direct conveyance for Goods and Passengers to the following places :—Port Rush, Coleraine, Port Stewart, Garvagh, Bush, Giant's Causeway, which i s only four miles from Port Rush, Bush Mills, Bally cattle, Ballyinony, Ballymena, Newton -lithaVady, and the sur rounding country. For freight or passage, having superior accommodationi, ap ply to-the Agents. THOS. BLACK and SONS, Coleraine and Port Rush. J. A. and 'R. FORSHAW, 9, Strand-street, Liverpool. THE DUMFRIES AND LIVERPOOL STEAM. • NAVIGATION, COMPANY'S ve. A New and Powerful Steam-packet The NITHSDALE, THOMAS LOOKUP, Commander, Is appointed to Sail from DUMFRIES to LI VERPOOL, and vice versa, as follows: • From GLENCAPLE, on WEDNESDAY, 26th August, at Twelve o'clock Noon. From GLENCAPLE, on SATURDAY, th August, at Half past One o'clock, p.m. From LIVERP( , On AION DA Y, 24th August, at Ten lock at Night. On THURSDAY, 27th August, at Ila past Eleven o'clock at Night. FARES: From Glencaple or Carsethorn to Liverpool, and vice versa, CABIN DECK The Nitlisclate measures 254 tons, is CoPpered and copper fastened, and propelled by two, engines of 60 horse power each. This vessel having been built expressly fur the station, every attention has been paid to the fitting of her pp for the cgmfort and convenience of all classes of passengers, likewise fdr the conveyance of all descriptions of Stock and Goods. This Company haring been established fur the purpose of se curing a regular and speedy communication between the Ports of Dumfries and Liverpool, the Nithsdale will not call at any intermediate Port. The Nit hsdale, so far, has made her passages to and from Liverpool in ten to eleven hours. Coaches will always be in readiness to convey passengers from Dumfries to or front the vessel. Passengers going to Edinburgh, or the East of Scotland, will find this the me,t diract route—Go:l6es. going daily between Dumfries and Edinburgh, in eight hours. For further particulars apply to the Company's Agents; JAMES WALKER, Dumfries, or ROBERT SPROAT, 20, Water-street, Liverpool. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY -- Foreign Packets. THE GENERAL STEAM Ig , KVIGATION 3TT. EVilePavAeNthYe j fia co -rAt! an superior u . LONDON,C for— lIAM B . URGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wed nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. From Hauiburgh the distance is only 3.5 miles to Lubeck, from whence the splendid steam packets ALEXANDER and NICOLAN sail for St. Peters burgh weekly. Steam-packets also leave Lubeck weekly for Copenhagen, and for Stockholm Saturday, Ist August, and every succeeding fortnight. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares--Chief Cabin, £2 2s. Passengers to COLOGNE, and any other place on the RHINE, can proceed by the General Steam Navigation Com pany's Rotterdam or Antwerp Packets on the lowest terms, and are entitled to peculiar advantages. The splendid new steam-ship BRITANNIA, built expressly for the station, leaves every Saturday. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Ten 'precisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same hour. Reduced Fares—thief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re turning every Tuesday night. CALAIS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn ing, returning every 'Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday Night. BOULOGNE, every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday, return ing every Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. BRIGHTON, for DIEPPE, every Wednesday and Satur day, returning every Monday and Thursday. BRIGHTON, for HAVRE, twice•a-week. Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp stations, to be made to Messrs. DE Bin and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane, Tower-street. Information may also be obtained from Messrs. A u., Wharfingers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SCATES, Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton; Messrs. Co wls and Sox, Foreign Newspaper Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand; Mr. Coi.matg, 61, Charing cross; Mr. 1,7 N DKR WO O D, 56, Haymarket; and at the Office of the Company, 69, Lombard-street PoWerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company, 69, Lombard-street, London. On 'ate. e. PLANTATION AND E GE TOOLS, Of all kinds, manufactured by. L on and W.ignall, at the I Minerva Works, rl min.. . Apply to HENRY SE4LY, Jun. 19, Exchange-street East. Every description of HARDWARE for e / xportation; apply as above. / i y TIMBER, DEALS, an LUMBER, Suitable for the West dia Market, Deliverable at St. Andrew ' New Brunswick. Apply to WILLIAM SMITH and SON. On SALE, The new Ship ABE .OIL, W2V.; 281 tons register, coppered nd copper-fastened ; built for the owner's use, u er the inspection of the present master ; beams laid for the owage of sugar hogsheads; materials in rigging, sails, cables,. nchors, 'and principal part of the iron work made in Liverpool, by most respectable manu facturers ; carries a large cargo on a very light draft of water, and on examination will be fond a very superior vessel ; lying in Prince's Dock. Also, the first-class Ship STRATHISLA, 33.3 tons register; eoppered and copper-fastened; well found in stores of every description, and ready to tuke in cargo; lying in King's Dock. Also, the new Ship CORNUBIA, 408 tons register ; lying in the Brunswick Dock. Also the first-class Brig THOMAS TUCKER, 141) tons register, copper-fastened, and lately coppered, well found in stores, and well adapted for any trade where despatch is an object, being a remarkably fast sailing yessel.—For par ticulars apply to•RonEtur II yst.op and Co., or to JAMES LOGAN, 1.06, Oldhall-street. • ro bt BUS GROCERY BUS :SS. rulo be DISPOSED OF, the STO K in TRADE, FIX -1 - TURES, and GOOD-WILL • a well-established and highly-connected SHOP. Any P on wishing, to commence the. bove Business will find the pre eat an exceedingly *lesin able opportunity:—Every ioformstion will be given on applica tion to ROBERT FAIRCLOucay, 28, Berry-street. - ..GAM•E COCKS TO B ' OLD. el yS 9 - 10 he SOLD, to go Abroad, ab t eighty two-years old jt GAME COCKS, of the moste ehraterl breed in Lanca shire, the Property of ‘ a. Gentlerna The Cocks are .iu good condition, and at a proper age f 'fighting, The Purchaser will he requqed to enter into a s ulation, satisfactory to the Vendor, 'that the CackS will not be retained in England to he bred - frorti. . , . ' - • Furthet particulais may be known. by applying at the Stan dartlibMie. Tats DAY, (Fiiday,) the 2lst instant, a Twelve o'clock at Bat,son and tlorsfall's office, Law r Castle-street,' 43 Bales Tortola T .ION. 30 Bales Demerara BATESON and 1-IORSFALL, Brokers. -- Apply to To-moneow, (Saturtlay,) the 22d instan , at Twelve o'clock, on the Qudv, at the north owl ' using Dock, • 176 Barrels Arneric TAR, Now landing cx Betse),.frool .—Applv to M. CROZIER, Merchant, or. tu • , • E D WARD HUMBLE, Broker. 011 MONDAY next, the 24th instant, t One o'clock, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Offic ,change-buildings, 50 Tons CAM OOD, Now landing ex Jane, from Siena Leone, in the Briiriswiek 13,ek.—Apply to GRORGE ARMSTROI*O, Esq., Merchant, or T. and H. LamEDA LE an)tCo., BroketF. • • To ',loge an ticeuurt On Mon DA 1' next, the 24th instant, _The o'clock, at Edward 1-tumble's Office, 12,'Exch ge-street East, 115 Tons tine solid NW , AGUA WOOD, Averaging 2ti to 28'Pieces per Ton_ Ex Dyson, from Lima.—Apply to Messrs. 11o:ls•:A,T SWAYNL and Co., Merchants, or to • EDWARD HU, r BLE, Broker. On MONDAY next;' the 24th instant, at e o'clock, at Raclin son and Co,'A Office, No. 1 Dale-street; 1 40 Cases GUM 0 AL., Apply to Messrs. WADDINGTON, OLT, and Co.,Merchants, -or to ROWLIZNISON and GO.,.Brokers. FRIDAY. On FainAy next, the 29th instant, at T lye o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Excha 2090 Bales Bengal' C T O N. For further particulars apply to Messrs. FLituusoN, and Co., Merchants, or' T. and 11. LITTLED ALE and Co.. Brokers. 8.1 7 T Et FRIDAY N E.= . FOR PEREMPTORY AND UNRESERVED SALE. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th September next, at Ilalf-pest Two o'clock, at Ltuyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, ondon, by direc • Von of turd eoraent of the whole of the Own s, 110 , 1 \ The fine Stea 'easel CITY' OF G ASGOW, ~..$4 , ..4`4)0 183 12-94 tons steam di easurement ; built at .., --.. Greenock in 1 ea 2 ;co r-fastened, and the up pm course of the 'bottom eoppered; as a neat bust head and quarter galleries, and ,is a very handsome vessel of her class ; has had very extensive repairs Of the hull, and is altogether in the best condition ; her Engines are b y Nap i e r, and each. of fifty horse power, and her boilers were new only eighteen months since • has a raised quarter deck, and her accommoda tions are fitted and decorated in a truly elegant stvie ; she is now employed in the trade between London and Hull, and may instantly be despatched,•if required, on foreign or coasting ter vice; now lying at Stanton's Wharf, Tooley-street.—For in ventories and further particu W lars apply to ILLIAM WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. Inourance Notice. GENERAL ANNUITY ENDOWMENT A SOCIATION, 63, OLD BROAD-STREET, LOND N, Established October, 1829, with an accu lazing Capital. ryIHE object of this Association is t enable persons pos sessing Life Incomes, and tithe to provide contingent provisionary Annuities for widows and relatives, the payments being graduated from £1 10s., under the age of 20, to £5, under Litt age of 60. Six annuities may be Insured fur by the same person. Prospectuses and every information may be obtained at the Office of Mr. COGLAN, 12, Exchange-street East, • and from Mr. STONEIIOUSE, Standard-offiee, Liverpool. Progress. AnnUites subscribed for. Capital. Ist year to 30th September, 1839 660. £ 4,058 2d year to 30th Ditto, 1831 1214 11,506 3d year to 30th Ditto, 1832 1709 21;720 4th year to 30th Ditto, 183.3 2651 34.371' sth year to 30th itto, 1831 '3126 45,669 /3*. Present al Capit exceeding £55,000. Public i3obtc ----- LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE GISTRATION LL Persons whose Names have b en omitted from the t Lists of Persons qualified to V e for Members for the Borough of Liverpool, published on th last day of July in this year, by the respective Overseers o the Parish of Liverpool. and of the Townships of Kirkdale, Everton, West Derby, and Toxteth-park. and whO are entitled to be included in the said Lists; . and all Persons in the said Lists, who have legal grounds for objecting to the Names of other Persons remaining therein, May obtain information as to the means to be adopted for bringing their claims and objections before the Revising Bar rister, by application at the Office' of this Associaton, N o . 8, lndia-buildings, Fenwick-street. • PETER WRIGHT,_ Solicitors By Order, THOMAS" CARSON, • to the JOHN PEN IN GTON, Association. 3d August, 183 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOP ETY. x - roTicE IS HEEEBY GIVEN, that a EETING of 1.11 the COMMITTEE will .be held at t. GoLLEN LION, Dale-street, Liverpool, on TUESDAY rtex the 25th instant, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, forthe pur' se of making arrange ments fur the GENERAL ANNU MEETING and DIN NER, which is fixed to be held on lIURSDAY, the 24th Sep- tember next. SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY. All Persons aesirous of entering Horses; Cattle, Roots, &c., in the Sweepstakes are requested either to give Notice, in writing, to the Secretary, or to attend at the Gulden Lion and enter the same, on TCESDA Y next; the 25 t h instant . THOS. WHITE, Secretary. N.B.—All claims against the Society are requested to be sent to the Secretary, at the Golden Lion. Subscribers are also re spectfully requested to pay their Subscriptions. Newton-in-the-Willows, August 18,'1835. THE LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND COKE COMPANY. -iN pursuance of a,n Act passed in the fourth year 9f'the reign ? el _1 of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, i fituled "An Act for Lighting with Oil Gas the town of Liv pool, and car twin places adjacent thereto ;" and of a n Act assert in the last Session of Parliament, intituled "An Act t m power the Liver pool Oil Gas Light Company to produc Gas from Coal and other materials, and to amend the Act elating to the said Com pany," - Notice is hereby given, That the Committee of Management appointed under and by virtue of the said Acts have made a Sixth Call from the several Proprietors of Shares hr the said Company, now styled " The Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company," of the sum of LlO in respect of each and every New Share, and have ordered that such Call be paid to Messrs. LEYLAND and 13 nu, as, Bankers Liverpool, on or before Tuesday, the Ist day of September next and the Proprietors are hereby required to pay such Cal accordingly By order of the Committee, HENRY •STEEL, Manage; and Chief Clerk Liverpool, 6th of August, 1835. ALE LICENSING SESSIONS FOR T E BOROUGH OF LIVE. JAMES ASPINALL, Esq., AYOR. rrIHE MAYOR and MAGISTRATE ' hereby give. Notice, 1 that they will hOld their neat Sess• ins for the Licensing of Victuallers and Persons keeping ins and Public-houses within the liberties thereof, for the ens lug year, on MONDAY, the 24th of August instant, at Ten o ock in the Forenoon, in the .COurt.room, Chapel-street, and so on successively every morning, till the business is completed. The Mayorand Magistrates, being desirous as much as pos sible to prevent the Licensing of improper persons to keep Public-houses, request the Inhabitants will furnish them, by letter, addressed to the Mayor, with information as to any" h ou se wherein disorderly conduct may have been permittel during the course of the past year. (By order) Town-hall, Bth August, 1835. ' In the renewal of Licenses the districts will be taken in the following order, namely, St. Nicholas's East, St. Nicholas's West, St. George's, St. Anne's, St. John's, St. Peter's, St. Thomas's East, St. Thomas's West. FOSTER, Town-clerk. PATENT METALLIC BEDSTEADS SAMUEL HUNT, WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, 76, CHURCH STREET, LIVER Poo L, begs to call the at ntion of his Friends and the Public to the PATENT IRON nd BRASS TUBE BEDSTEADS, which are now in such eneral repute in this Country, and so well adapted for War Climates. Having made arrangements in is Premises to fix up a variety of Patterns, he respectfull solicits their inspection ; the Plain Iron Bedsteads are ticularly suited for Public Institutions and fur Niaseries a Servants' Rooms. . S. H. has also a new Article of ARGENT PLATE, in . Spoons, Forks, &c., &c., being covered with a strong Silver Plate, to which it has a great affinity, and, maintaining a firm cohesion, renders it a substantial substitute for Silver. In the GENERAL. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY he continues to keep up that Extensive Variety of good and choice Articles, whiCh he trusts will insure him a continuance of the. distin guished patronage with which he has so long been favoured. S. H. respectfully informs the Merchants of Liverpool that his connexions with the Manufacturers enable him to collect Goods for Foreign Tvlr.rkets on the Most advantageous terms, 'ilnd at the usual Com Mission paid to the Mercantile Houses in Sirruinghatu. . . SALE IN C.IZNEAU-STREET. 13v BRANCH anti SON,. OuTUESDAY net, the '2sth instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Preauses, No. 21, Cazueau-street, TiE remaining valuable HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, - of a Family -removing, which consists of Four-pos amp. and Preach Beiisteads, wish Moreen Hangings, a suitable Bedding, Brussels, _Venetian, and kiddermins r Carpets, Hearth Rugs; ,Mahogany yurniture, in Side arils, Sets of Dining and ether ' Traf4lgar Chairs an 'olds; Window Curtains, Painted Wardrobe, Chests of awers, and other Chamber Requisites,Bidet, Clock, Feude , Fire Imus,..Lobby Clutb,Lamp, and, Hat Stand, with other useful A l tiu c p; To be Viewed on bdortday next, the 24th, when Catalogues may he had on the Premises, or Irons BaANCH ,aud.SoN, Ha nover-street. The HOUS' and Large GARDEN to LET. 13v Messrs. T. and J. TIiOTTER,, On WEntsigs DA it, the 2d September next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Thomas Lucas's, the Bull Hotel, Clacton square, Liverpool, subject to such conditions as be - then produced,. Lot I. frllE PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate Lower Frederick street, ne r ' house, now in the occupation of Mrs. H . es. All that Front DWELLING-RO SE, and at the back therein:, situate in Cropper-street, in the occupation of Airs. Alice Begott and John Hughes, as tenants thereof. The above are Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three•livelhand '2l veers, ouo•of which lives is now in tieing. 3. All those Two 'SWELLING-HOUSES, situate in pie -lane, in the 6cupatiou of Airs Alioe Crompton and Mr. Thomas Whittingbain. • This Lot. is Leasehold under Thomas Plumbe, Esq., fur an unexpired term of about four veers, Fur further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. Puo DS HA Solicitor, -King-street, or to Mr. Joust BEitav, Accountant, Cook-street, Liverpool. . the east side of the New Custom- BANKRUPT'S PRO PERTY, FREE FROM .AUCTION DUTY On TUESDAY, the ht day of. September next, at _Six ' the afternoon, at Mr, S. Cooper's, the lioyal."Wit" West Derby-street, near Pernorekellace, Liv to the conditions then to be produced,, "ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on . the lib side of,and I fronting West Derby-street, lead* m Liverpool to Edgehill,in West Derby, containin in ont, and being iu breadth at the back severally 19,yard. . • .d running in depth backwafds on, - the east and west si s severally 30 yards, or thereabouts, bounded oirthe east by Street - leading into West - Derby-street, ou the west by Houses, now or late of Mr. James O. Wat Son, and at the back by a street of 5 yards wide. The tenure is 'Leasehold far the residue of a term- of 60 years, which commenced on the 15th May, 1830,,and the Land is . eltgibly situated for building upon. Further information way be had on application to BAILTLLY and FtstiO, 9, Temple-court, or Mr. Bitatur, Accountant, Cook street, Liverpool. l'clock iu ul Tovexu,. subject PERE 111-7'OHY SALE ola Valuable PREEIJOLD ESTATE in K INGS LEY and KINGSWOOD, in. tlAe County , f Chester._ By Mr'. G..H-AIiBBIDGE, On PI:MAY, the 28th instant, at Pour o'cloc, in the afternoon, at the Bear'S Paw Inn, in Frodsbain, in a said County, in the following,Lbts, viz.:— Lot 1. ' 11 - VSSU , IGE or DWEI NG-IIOGSE, Yard, fk_ "• • • • ~t aud.Gardeu, ern:italum; gether. teshire Measure.—n. H. P. U 3 11 1 1 31 2 1 19 2 0 6 Field, called the.BAckside The Lower Brook Meadow The'Hitcher Brook Meadow . . The BroWn's Croft Tee farther .Brows uow laid together 1 3 4 The nearer Brows The Wheat Hey. • 13 2 18 Lot 2. The Hough Hey Lot 3. Two Fields, called the near Hall Fiel d, 2A. :3R. 32P. 7 • 2 1 16 and the farther 4A. 2a. 24P. Lot 4. The Little Coalmen Lot, or Guesses Slack 2 31 Allotment Lot 5. The Big Common Lot, er Wiggiu's Lake t 3 0 x Allotment 5 The foregoing Luts are all situate in the Township , of Kingsley. Lot . 6. The Close Of Land called the Forest Allot ment, situate in the Township of Kingwood, 2 3 7. in the Parish of Delamere The above-mentioned land is of superior quality, situate near to the river Weaver, about, six miles from Islorthwich, and three from FrodShatn. All the foregeing very'desiralile property is now in the occu pation of Mr. J. By.r.i..y , E, who wilt show the same; and fur ther p4ticulars tnay, be had on akpiic,tt;un to j ' 7 71(4 01,51)N, 13Aicitoi',7ViterritigtutiiTh. - W. Ratonif.sy, 'Solicitor,• Li verpool; Mr. BIRKETT, Solicitor, Liverpool; or Mr. IS. A 611.- LEY, Jun., Solicitor, Fiodsharu. PEE FARM RENTS, Amounting to £212 17s. 6(1.. per annum, (after de , d• Tax,) charged upon sundry important E stat ties of Lancaster, Chester, and York. Al R 1; HENRY WILSON tl:e h tla r r e e e n e c i l ove I 0 i o r m e e s t Ojl o S u l t O h S ELL John street, Liverpool, on Septem er •5, 1835, it Twelve o'clock, in many Lots, unless accep • le offers are previously made by.Private-Contract, - • •• • • • Valuable Freehold • FEE FARM - RENTS; amounting in the aggregate to.the sum of E 212 17s. 6c1., after deducting Land Tax, charged upon and issuing out of important Estates and Manors, the Property of the Dean and Chapter of Chester, Bishop of Chester,•and twenty-one other Noblemen and Gen tlemen's Estates in the Counties of Lancaster, Chester, and York. Tho Fee Farm Rents will be divided into Lots, and each Purchaser will be entitled to a vote fur the County in which it , is situate. Descriptive particulars are preparing, and may be had 21 days previous to the Sale, at the Clareudou-rooms and Water loo Hotel, Liverpool; of JOHN LODGE, Esq., Solicitor, and at the • Royal Oak, Lancaster; Albion . Hotel, Chester; Black Swan, York; of CIIA.RLES WILLIAMS, Esq., Solicitor, Ely place, London; and at the Offiees .of Mr. HENRY 'WILSON, 89, Chancery-lane, London. acting Lanc in the Couu ESTABLISHED 1796. ON SALE AT LEWiS — SAMUEL'S WHOLESALE AND . . NEW AND SECON: SILVER.PLATE ESTABLISH PATENT LEVER WATCH MA/ Y, No. 4, LURD-S - TREET, )01— FROM 15,000 ' to 20.000 Ounces fashionable SILVER PLATE, consisting i Services, in Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar Basins, . Jugs, Bread .and Cake Baskets. Candiesticks„Waiters, Cruet Frames, Salts, Race, Prize, and Presentation Cups and Tureens, Tea Caddies, Wine Strainers, Mustard Pots, Bottle Stands, Claret Jugs, Toast Racks, Butter Boats, and every other desel iption ot Silver Articles in modern use. 100 Dozen Silver 'IAULE, DEssEnr, and TEA SPOONS, with TA nLE and DEssEtiT Foaxs to match, of the KING'S Pattern, and every other Fashion, the whole of which will be sold under the London prices. A splendid Assortment of the best SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, with strong SILVER MOUNTINGS, comprising Epergnes, Tes Urns, Soup and Sauce'lureens,, Candlesticks and Branches, Vegetable Dishes end Covers, Tea Services, Cake Baskets, Wine Coolers, Tea Trays, and a variety of other Articles. Complete Sets of the best Plated, on Steel, Table Spoons, Forks, &c. &e. L. S. has constantly on hand an extensive Assortment of Gold and Silver Improved Patent Lever and-Vertical WaTcriEs, of th e newest Patterns, which, being manufactured at his own workshops, and under his innnediate inspection, eetables him, with perfect confidence, to warrant his Watches to keep exact time, and at very moderate prices. LEWIS SAMUEL has made such arrangements for the Manufacture of Silver Spoons, .Forks, and every other descrip tion of Silver Plate, as to be enabled to afford anv Article in that line at a lower rate than was ever before offered. A select and elegant Stock of Solid Fine Gold JEWELLERY, in. Ladies' Neck Chains, Gentlemen's Guard Chains, superb real Brilliant Diainond Brooches, •Rings, Seals, Keys, &e. &c. The highest prices given for every description of Foreign Gold and Silver. *** Old Silver Plate Bought or Exchanged. The Trade and Wholesale Purchasers supplied on the best Terms, as usual. Country Orders most punctually attended !o. D RET.4IL in-HAND MENT/AND NUpTORY 'L ERPO s o handsome Silver Tea and Cream Lcgat '24Totirefs. WHEREAS' a fiat-in bankruptcy is awarded and issued forth against WILLIAM WADE, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, dealer and chapinirti, and he being declared a bankrupt is hereby required to su ender hiMself to the commissioners in the said fiat named, o • the major ['art of them, on the second day of September an second day of Octo ber next, at Eleven o'clock in the Foren on, at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, in Liverpoo foresaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estat and effects ; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debt', and at the first sitting to choose assignees, and at the last sitting thesaid bankrupt is required to finish his examination, and the creditors arc to assent to or dissent, frOm the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commissioners shall appoint, but give notice `to Messrs. ',axis, SONS; and MYERs, Sdlicitors, Union-court, Castle-street; Mr. MAwnst.tcy, Solicitot, Doran's-lane, Lord street, in Liverpool aforesaid ; or Messrs. AnowroN,GLIEGO RY, FAULKNER, and FoLLETT, Solicitors, Bedford-mw, I.ondon. MAW DSLEY, Solicitor. WHEREAS a fiat in bankruptcy is awasclsd and issued forth against SAMUEL FRANC S, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, bookseller, inter, dealer, and chapman, and he being declared a b, -rapt, is hereby re quired to surrender himself to the co missioners in the said fiat named, or the major part of t m, on the 26th day of August instant, and on the 25t , September next, at One in the Afternoon, on each day, a the Clarendun-rooms, in ; Liverpool aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate 'and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prOve their debts, and at the first sitting to choose assignees, and at the last sitting the said bankrupt is required to finish his examinations, and the:creditors are to. assent t0,.0r dissent from the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that hive any of , his effects,..are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the com .missioners. shall appoint, but give notice trilileStirS. TAYI:OR, ROSCOE, and TurtNEtt, Solicitors, N0.'41, Dedford-row, Lou dotx,;:.or to Mr. TWO! AS Cattspig; Solicitor, 38„, Castle-street, The number of Children under Instruction exceeds Three Thousand. MISSIONS IN IRELAND. (AN MONDAY EVENING NEXT, t 21th instant, a PUBLIC MEETING of the IR 1 METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY in' CO ..TEXION with the ESTABLISHED CHURCH; will • eld in the Music HALL, Bold-street. A DEPUTATION from IRELAND will attend, and.sub mit an interesting detail of the progress of the GOSPEL through some of the most benighted parts of that country:, . The Chair will be taken at Seven o'clock. Zrac ant IVanufacturtz. Q . A. BRANDEIS, res•peetfully informs th lerehants, Clo that he has tipened a WHOLESALE REHOUSE, at 21, King-street, of all kinds of GERA and ITALIAN INIANUF4kCTI;RED,GOODS, -s- ot all sorts awl sizes, izes, Looking:l:lasses, Snuff Buses, Beads of 'till sorts and colours, whicri'he 14s_ . constantly in good assortment PlllOO4l . fir exportation. . • • . . • . . L OV ERS of TENPRNNY ALE may , reommodated with an Article of A uperior citia li pany that has ever been offered to the Public, at The uNswii:K Horti. 3 53 , Hanover-street, near Bold-street. '. Partnership lately subsisting between ROBERT, .JO JL SEPII, and W iuroN RUSSELL, SHIP WRIGHTS, BOAT BUILDERS, ANCHOR SMITHS, CHAIN LE MA.N I/PAC:I:U ILER,S, Ste. in Liverpool, being 0 ved. JO SEPH RUSSELL takes the liberty to info • his Frienda, Ship Owners, and the Public generally, h e has taken .• his *on, J. W. RUSSELL, into partners , and commenced the above Business at the foot of Blundell-street, on the North Side, in the Yard lately occupied by 111 r. William Quirk, as Ship Wright and Boat Builder. Joseph Russell gladly embraces this opportunity of return ing thanks to those Ship Owners, Merchants Captains, and the Public generally . , who have. kindly favoured him wit h.their pa troage and support, during. a, pereiod of. Twenty-two Years, and hopes, by his experience and attention in tbe,execution of such orders as may be hereafter entrusted to his care, to merit a continuance of their" support.' ' • JOSEPH RUSSELL and SON. NORTHERN , HAT DEPOT. WHOLESALE, RETAIL, and for EXPORTATION. BELL AND TICKILL, 'BEET, HAT MANUFACTURERS No. •18, LORD CORNER OF NORTH JOHN-sTR T. BELL and TICKELL beg leav t t respectfully to in. form their Friends and the,Publi at they have opened the above Premises, with an entire new and well-selected Stock of. HATS, of the best quality atittmost fashionable shapes. B. and T. further state, that they will have constantly on hand a large Assortment of. their own, as well as the most approved London Manufacturers. Shippers and others will, therefore, find it to their advantage in supplying themselves at the above Establishment. B. and T. have over their Shop three commodious Rooms tO let, suitable fur offices. ESTABLISHED FOR SUPPLYING FAMILIES AND _ 'HE TRADE, TO THEIR ADVANTAGE AND SATISFACTION No, G. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LORD REET. QA.MITEL HILL, in returning. his grater acknowledge- L 1 meats to his Friends and the Public fo eir oast favours, begs to state, that he now• has a Stock of nice TEAS, both of the old and recent importations, calcula d in every respect to meet the views ofall classes of the community. Refined and Raw SUGARS, 'Wax, Sperin, and Composition CANDLES, PICKLES and SAUCES of every desulption, fur home use and exportation. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, thoroughly experienced in the Tra Trade. He must write a good liana, and be well re commended. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. GARDEN SEEDS of the first quality, carefully packed for all CHI - vat:es, and may he had is Tin. Gases to auy amount to suit Purchasers. Sold by CUTHBERT and Co., : Selected GRASSES for Pe anent Pasture, suitable to every description of .Soil, afford g an immense advantage to the Farmer. ITALIAN RYE GRASS, producing double the quantity per Acre of the old Perennial Rye Grass, growing from three to four feet high. DWARF GRASSES, for Lawns. TR EFOLIUM IN CARNATUM, or New Scarlet Clover. EDSNIEN, 12, CLAII'ON- A. ABRAHAM, OPTICIAN,MATHEbIATIcAI ANDPRII.osoPtiiC INSTRuMENT MANUFACTURER, 78, LARD-STREET IVERpOOI., (Immediately opposite his late egidence, oLicas public inspection to his xtensive Stork of OP TICAL. MATHEMATICAL nd PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS, warranted superior quality and work manship,' combining accuracy ith all recent mechanical and scientific improvements. _ SPECTACLES, . . In every variety of Monnting, on the most improved and ap proved constructions, carefully adapted to every description of Vision. CARY'S GLOBES. . . AGENT for the Sale of DRING and YAWS improved SACCHROMETERS, HYDROMETERS, and THERMOMETERS. . Orders for Exportation completed on the most advantageous .erms. INSTRI.7IIIENTS REPAIRED. • To Artists, Amateurs, and Admirers of the Art of Drawing and Perspectire. The improved SPECULUM ADUMBRANS ; OR, SKIITCHING MIRROR, _ _ _ . . _ For Sketching from Nature, taking Profiles, Copying Paintings. This superior Instrument, from its extreme simplicity in application and portability. of construction, will prove a valuable acquisition to the Artist, Amateur, and Practical Sketcher. surpassing every other Instrument nuw in use, and obviating all the defects of the Camera Lucida, the objects being strongly delineated in any position, and a perfect view of the Pencil, at the same time, obtained, advilntages hitherto unattainable by any other portable Instrument. Price, in Case £l 10 0 Sold, wholesale and retail. by the Manufacturer, A. Abraham, 75, Lord-sircet, Liverpool. VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ARE INFORMED, THAT AT LACEY'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, AND JUVENILE • LIBRARY, • ./Vo.. 64. BOLD-STREET, rullEY will find an Assortment - of interesting Publications calculated for Presents, splendidly Embellished, an,i richly Bound, at prices less by one-half than are frequently given for Works of inferior merit and appearance. A. variety of beau tiful Annuals, at one-third the original price. Alburtis and Scrap Books, with Drawings and Prints, in every variety, to all them, 30 per cent. less than any where out of London. Also, Writing Papers and General Stationery, in quality un usually superior, and in price extremely moderate. Merchants, Captains, Traders, and Persons Emigrating, are particularly referred to. H. LscEY's Establi went. where they may be supplied with numerous saleabl Articles, on highly advantageous terms. An Assortment of PRINTS, read rained, suitable sizes and subjects for Apartments and Cu .. Folios of Prints and Caricatures I ot for Evening Parties. Lacey's Railway Companion - , and Manchester Guide, price One Shilling. WRITING PAPERS, in price and quality, more advan- ' tageous to the Purchaser than anywhere out of London. • Quire. Ream. Good Bath Post... Os. 6,1.- 9s. Od. Middle Du -- - ,---12 0 . Superfine Do 0 10 ---15 6 Extra sized Du - 0 Du. thick Do 1 2 —22 6 Extra thick and fine . D o. d o . gilt. 1 3 —23 0 Superfine satin - Do. gilt or black 1 2 —2l 0 . Finest thick satin 1 2 —2l 0 . Superfine satin. black border 1 6 25 0 Superfine tinted satin. 1 6 —27 0 Super thin laid Post... 0 10 —l5 6 Do. do. thick Do. blue wove satin - 0 'lO —45 6 Do. do. do 1 2 -- , - , ---22 6 Do. Bank Post, fur foreign letters 1 0 —lB 0 Do. large blue wove 1 2 —2O 0 Fine yellow Foolscap .. 1 3 —22 6 Superfine do 1 6 —2B 0 Fine laid du. 1 0 —lB ' 6 Superfine do. Do. Pot . 0 9 --13 6 Note Papers, various sizes and qualities, at equally tow prices. • The very finest Sealing Wax that is manufactured, 20 or 40 sticks, 4s. 6d. per lb., Embossed Ditto, ss. per lb., Fancy Co. lours, Gold; Spangled, Bronzed, &c., 48 slicks, ss. 6d. per . lb. To be ,%olb ©rtet. /410 be SOLD or LET, with or bout • Furniture, an excel ! accom modation of a tar • lent 110 US-E, suitable for e g F amily. with. e. Coach-house au hlo, Cow-house and other Outbuildings; haying a large,wagtd Garden, wc.l stocked with Fruit Trees and Bushes:- and also, with a few acres of . Land. Situated in Lodge-lane, about 21 miles from the Exchange. For further particulars apply to Messrs. DOUGLAS; •FRISER ? and. Co., Merchants, North John-street, Liverpool. • WANTED, by a single aged 3,5, w °understands the VV - management of Livid and Stock,Vituation as FARM ING BAILIFF. .1-le• heid•hic form4r• itnation'26 years, and can produce: satisfactory reference auto character, &c. Apply to S. W., Standard-office. CONTEMPORARY PRESS. In an evening paper of Saturday last we find in the parliamentary report the following passage in a speech of Mr. C. Buller :—" The hon. and learned Member then adierted tb the largedeniand there was for cheap publi. cations. While The Times and The Dispatch circulated only about 30,000 each per week, the Penny Magazine sold 200,000 copies in the same time." It is curious that in the four prir.cipal morning papers no such remark is reported, and that as far as we have seen, it appears only in a journal with which .the hon. member (we knOw not how truly) is generally said to be connected. Be that as itnray, we have one wort to say on the observation itself: -We shalt norcoadeScend to comment on the honourable ttempt of Mr. C. Bulle'r to depreciate the amount of our circulation, when a moment's inquiry at the Stamp-office would have showa4tis statement to be gripssly inacurate, but we will go at once to his allegation about the cheap ness of the Penny Magcizinc. Now we pronounCe that publication 'to be almost incalculably dearer than The Times.. The, ;riras,,includirrg the.price of the stamp, is sold for sevenpen . ce. The Penny Magazine, which has rni• fourpenn-y• stamp to pay, and does not contain more than a .sixTil PART of the. matter 0f,27/Ca Times, is sold for a penny ,the matter of the cheap rnagaaine is a mere scissor-aompiiation from other works: there are no par liamentary reporters, nu law reporters, no police reporters to be paid: no writers of original discussion: no Corres pondence: no expresses ; foreign or dpmestic. Such a jobrhal CoMpared With The Times, or any sell-conducted porning,paper, would hedear if sold at lite rate a six fo'r a farthing. And yet the hon. member for Liskeard i , the plenitude of his ignorance, calls this a "cheap pabli cation:: It was said of the most ageeable, though not the best, writer ‘o - f - the last century, that "nihil tetigtt qadrd non ormivit :" front the specimemi, which we have seen of the parliamentary career of the' member for Lis keard we should say "niltil ornavit quod tetigif.." His very scanty modicum of talent and knowledge makes hico an easy dupe, while his self-opinion blinds him to' his error, even when it is visible to all the World. Lord Ellenborough once said of a dull - witness who was in dulging in some figure of speech, "Reall . y such a man should not venture upon metaphor:" We would With deference suggest to Mr. C. Bnller, that he shohld make "his Power the limit of his gill," and not venture to .touch upon subjects beyond his strength or beyond his knowledge. He has lately been foundsadlyintitt he Ladilngon the important question of the Mauritius, of w assumed the management. We will undertake to predict that lie will gather as few laurels in hi s new field of opera tions against the stamped press. \%e do not know whether we may think. itivorth our while to descend into the arena with him, but there is no lack of ability in several of our contemporaries to give him a regular "Cornish hug." We beg to assure this hon. gentleman that ne. bear him no illwill, and that our observations are dictated by a feeling of compassion for one who seems likely to commit himself. If we were malicious, we should,adopt the pOlicy of Addison, and let him flounder on till he became inex tricably involved in error and absurdity.— Times. We perceive that one of the witnesses before the select committee of orange lodges.is 'ordered to attend at the bar of the House .of Commons tins day, to account for his refusal to produce the book in which he keeps copies of his letters.. We believe it will be found necessary, ere long, if the spirit or the name of freedom is to be preserved in Eng land, to remind, by some strong public demonstration, the persons who get themselves appointed Members of the select committees of the House. of Commons that, although their functions are inquisitorial, they must not discharge them in so strict and literal an accordance with' the practices and principles of the Spanish inquisition as they have done upon at least one recent occasion. It is stated to us by persons whom we entirely believe, that one of the witnesses before the select -committee on orange lodges was threatened with the displeasUre of the House of Commons if he persisted in his refusal to vio late the oath he had taken, by disclosing to the commit tee the signs and pass-word of the institution. The witness was an honest and honourable man; therefore the attempt.to terrify him into the violation of his oath failed as in such a case it was sure to fail. And what terror had not been able to effect. casuistry could not accomplish. The witness, We understand, put down com pletely the hon and learned Roman Catholic member, who alternately employed menace and casuistry to induce him to violate - his oath, by the natural, simple, and forci ble reply, " I can have no absolution l" We shall have much more to say upon the proceedings of this committee, and shall probably be enabled to sup ply some instructive addenda to the evidence which it will lay before the house. It will exeite.a general feeling of indignation, though but little surprise, a►nong the people of England, when they learn,that au attempt has been made to revive the use of general warrants, by a liberal committee of the reformed House of Commons.—Morning Post. One has every 'day cause to lament the miserable igno rance of legislators who pretend to provide for the wapts of Ireland. If there were no ground to distrust the honesty of their intentions—if there were no other mere direct reason to dispute the wisdom of their proposed en actments, their utter ignorance of the country and its parties would furnish abundant ground for a veto on their law making. In thus imputing to ignorance, the absurd m isrepresentations which are gravely put forward by thoSe who talk of treasonable Orange conspiracies to alter the succession to the Crown, we are fully aware that it must appear to many a violent strain of charitable pity to set down these gentlemen as only noodles. The leaders of party, when recommending some extravagant absurdity, are indeed seldom so innocent as their dupes; but without stopping to divide calculating dishonesty and foolish ignorance in due proportions amongst the Orange accusers on the English side of the tlfannel, we can safely say that the pure villany of Irish incendiarism has no parallel in England in the wickedness 'of the contri. vance, and scarcely any in the credulity of the dupes. A few days ago a notice was posted on the chapel of Ballymartle, warning the Roman Cat '; - ,olics of the neigh bourhood to "stand on their guard," and, in order to pre vent surprise and massacre. by the Orangemen, not to trust themselves to sleep. The arts of faction have been so successful in directing the suspicion and hatred of the popish population against Orangemen, that although the Roman catholic curate very properly tore down the paper, the intimation Was g reedily believed and acted on. The alarm was so great in the neighbourhood of Bandon, Innishannon, and Kinsale, that the farmers have been in many cases seriously inconvenienced by the dearth of labourers at this busy season—the 's atchings of the night disabling them for the toil of the day. If the mischief were to stop here, the alarm would he only ludicrous for its absurdity ; but when we consider the oiabolical zeal with which a sanguinary re-action against the small protestant population of the South of Ireland is daily fomented, by tales of murdered priests, threatened massacre, oaths; and conspiracies for popish extermination, we cannot avoid characterizing the whole plot for,maintaining a political excitenientwithout regard for consequences, as equalling —At least in treachery, villany and absurdity—the old plot of Titus Oates. There are those who—recalling to mind the history of '9B; the every day fate .of individuals; the multiplied prophecies, denunciations, &c. in verse and prose; the chalked, painted, or scrawled warnings of an extermina tion of protestants in 1835—believe that the ready credit now given to this mischieyOus nonsense, of a rising Of the few against the many, was not altogether the work of credulous folly. They read in this easy belief the result of a full consciousness that the deep hate of, religion and politics can make men conceive, revolve, contemplate with pleasure, and wait but for opportunity to prompt the attempting of the most atrocious deeds.—Cork Con stitution. THE BIG BEGGARMAN.—The radicals of Edinburgh met on Wednesday most appropriately in the Co wgate, and determined formally to invite the hero of the skull and cross-bones to a public dinner. We believe that,. the agitator will receive a similar honour in Glac k row. Of course he will prove very at tractive to the tag-rag and-bob-tail. lie intends bringing,forty joints to each feed. We shall probably attempt to ttipp.v de,.crt, by giving the radicals a few . ` . `.nuts to cracle' on the uc casion--./EdinAtirs Post, • -+.•