The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04 00:00:00

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L Gentlemen,—l obey this call with feelings of honest pride, !caus e it. is made eu consequence of my principles being in 'teeordance with your own. id order to prevent the possibility of any nu understanding relative to the views which I entertain upon atters of great Political import:lice, I shall briefly state th . Gehtlemen,-1 am a friend to Snips, OLONIES, and COlll - Having had the honour of re r senting my Gracious so vereign in the British Colonies o orth America, and in 4 ,1,01 l distinguished station, having h frequent opportunities ~."' dealing with questions of the utmo importance to the Com 'tercial prosperity of England, I am convinced that every ''tauwho has the real Commer c ial greatne ss of his C oun t r y a t he art, can arrive at no other conclusion, than that the power, l'italth, and prosperity of Great Britain are dove-tailed, as it We re, with the prosperity of her Colonial possessions. 'e entlernen,—l vied to none in feelings of humanity—to l?tto in the due appreciation of rational freedom; and I l amen t 4 t any Legislature, but particularly a Briti s h L eg i s l a t ure , t e oald ever have invested man with a property in his fellow ,"" 4 tn. It is therefore, that I, in common with a v as t p or ti on o f 79 countrymen, am unfeignedly desirous o f see i ng thi s bl o t Pon our national character for ever effaced; but then I shall Vl~at an object so dear to every lov e r of f ree d om an d h uma - Y by an equitable regard to vested rights, and a fervent 4 21 xi ety to make the measure of Emancipation a benefit and "t a curse to the slave. When the evidence of the conflicting opinions entertained Pen the Corn Laws, shall come before fartiainent, I wid give ti l this important qui:stion the fullest cons:elk - nation in my Powe r . I have no bias opposed to the public weal, and shall t tl lleort such measures as appear to me m os t c ond uc i ve t o th e est interests of my country. I am an unflinching upholder of the dignity . of our ancient t4 onarehy. I am a supporter of the Established Church. I 31.1ceive it to be the butivark of genuine Christianity, rangewhethe Nthin the pale of its own communion, or in the ample o f its extensive toleration. I will aid every measure origi e "in with the friends of the Church, for a more j us t an d 1 1. 11 olo' distribution of its temporalities,—such measure being „_ . l otatecl by a strict and re.igious regard 'to the interests ono verron.nency of our national and orthodox establishment. ~.1 atn an enenol to the Vote by Ballot in proceeding f ,,' Parliament, because I consider such a mode of "%he derogatory to the character of Englishmen. ~ , , z shall invariably support every measure o f E conom y i n th e e. ti `Seus branches of l'uhliti Expenditure, which I conscien .sly believe to be compatible with the integrity of _Malone. ~ 4 .% th and the maintenance of the Institutions of the State, so, 4. 0 y alt means to relieve all classes; but especially the indus- I XaS classes; from tne pressure of unnecessary taxation. i I, Gentlemen,— I have now laid before you my principles. I l a ve endeavoured to s tate them cl e a r ly. I w ill ac t u p t o th em. have too higli e regard for the exalted situation which I so 11 ,,t1y filled, too much respect for the unsullied profession to 11 4 1. n01e I have the hangar to belong, and too just a sense of L ose fe t i iatgs, Which ever y gent l eman i s b ou nd t o c h er i s h , to ' " - eirilty of 'a galbiole. 1 1 ietitLetnn,—.l am in your Lauds,. and if returned lay you to 1 .. -4 rriarn,nit, I shall devote raysed zealously to the discharge of `lase imp ritaut duties, necessarily attached to the Represen , - t ih of tea second Commercial town in the empire. , e I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, " Your obliged and faithful Servant, . . r IIOWAIID DOUGLAS. 4 --iver- , , ?"' - c'° 'I 1832. , Ot) , ..,ot. .... , ..n. 2., LORD SANDON. 7-a-IHE COMMITTEE of the RIE Sof LORD IL SAN DO N will sit daily, at the OLDEN LION INN, Dale-street, at One o'Clock. CHARLES Lk t.ENCE, Chairman. Committee-room, Golden Lion, 17th Nov. 1832. Lot 4.-101 Oak Trees, numbered from . ' to I , JI-2 /1,-h do, 1 to 2.-3 Poplar do, 1 to - 3.-9 . Alder do, 1 to 9.-1 Eircit No. 1. '1 his Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Jonathari ton; and Peter Atkinson. Lot 5. 92 Oak Trees numbered from 1 to 92.-16 Ash do, 1 to 16.-15 POpiar dl, 1 to 15.-2 Elul do, 1 to 2. - -43 Alder do, 1 to :3. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thos. Chilton, John Winstanley,,_Widow Yarwood, James lite.adow croft, and Samuel Cooper. Lot 6. 83 Oak Trees, numbered from l to 83.-12 Ash do 1 to 12.-21 Poplar do, 1 to 24.-11 'Alder dO, 1 to 11. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied-by Henry Gibbon, Joseph Jackson, Wm. CrOss, anti George Williamson. Lot 7. 12.1 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered .from i to, 120.-4 Ash do, 1 to 4.-5 Alder do, 1 to f. • This Lot is growing on Lands occupied' by Peter Gibbon • and Thos. Charlton. - - Lot 8. 106 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 106.--,--23 Ash do, 1 to 23-14 Popiar do, 1 to 1-1.-10 Alder du, Ito 10.-1 Merry do, No. 1. 4 • I.'his . Lot is growing To j p . — ;Is occnpied by Jan Nailer, and east side of a - farnelliga t 4h, the occupa.tiou of . Joseph. Hulse. Lot 9. 67 Ash Trees:and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 67- -61 Alder, do. 16 Cyphers, to 01.-13 Poplar do, Ito 13:— 6 Merry do, Ito 6. • This Lot is growing'on Lands ocetipi . ed, by John By-ram,. and Land late in the occupation of Joseph llulse. • EUROPEAN COFFEE-HOUSE AND DINING-ROOMS, 4, TITHEBARN-STREET, AT THE BACK OF E EXCHANGE. rEIHE Proprietors of the above k:stabl . iment beg leave to return their most sincere thanks the Merchants and Gentlemen of Liverpool, for the very gr • t encouragement they have met with since they commenced, nd at the same time to assure them that no endeavours shall be wanting on their part to give satisfaction by strict attention, and providing every article of the very best quality. THE BOHEMIAN BROTHERS, FROM THE ARGYLE-ROOMS, LONDON, t rjRATEFULLY acknowledge the istinguished patronage ' 1 11,..J1 with which they have been hon red during their stay in Liverpool, and respectfully beg lea to inform the Nobiiity, Gentry, and Inhabitants that, • consequence of numerous isolicitations, they have -been i ' ,to give Two EVEN IN% CONCERTS and One MORNING CONCERT, To lima-Row, (WEDNESDAY,) the sth, and FRIDAY Evening, the 7th December, .and the Morning Concert .on SATURDAY, the December, 1832, at the ASSEMBLY Adelphi Hool, when they will appear iu the Costume of their Country, auesing several .NEW MELODIES; and, at the request of several families of distinction, the HUNTSMAN'S CHOR us froni DorTreischutz. To conclude with Haydn's celebrated Anthem, GOTT RRSSALTE FRANZ DEN KAISER. TO MILLERS, 'WANTED, to Rent or Puic'nase, • Water . CORN MILL, ' V in good repair.—Address, pos paid, with particulars, to F. P. C., Postoffice. Liverpool. r \O ne LEA:, several exceiieut double d singe Or kit.;hB, _I in the immediate neighbourho of the Exchange; also three excellent WAREHOUSE-110 MS.—F or further parti culars apply to Mr. R. A. Mout, at Mr. Whitley's Office, 3, Oldhall-street. Tickets of Admission, 3s. 6d.; Children, 2s. To be had at the principal Music Shops, and at the Bar of the Adelphi Hotel. Doors, to be opened for the Evening Concerts at half-past Seven o'clock, and commence at Eight; and for the Morning Conceit at half-past One, and commence at Two. N.B.—Applications for Private Parties to be made to the Bohemian Brothers, 22, Clayton-square. (*'. On Thursday Evening next, the 6th instant, under the immediate_ patronage of the Right Hon. Lord R. Grosvenor, M.P., an EVENING CONCERT, at the THEATRE-ROYAL, Chester. PRESCOT NURSERY. NICHOLAS JOHNSON returns hi s a sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for past f ours, and begs to call their attention to a remarkably fine St of EVERGREENS, DECIDUOUS and other SHRUBS, INES and PINES, at his Nursery at Prescot. Attendance from Ten to Four o'Clock. Pleasure Grounds tastefully laid out, and References (if re quired) to some of the most beautiful situations in the neigh bourhood of Liverpool. Queen-square, Liverpool, Nov. 22nd, 1832. Lot 10.-96 Oak Trees and 2 CSrphers, - numb&red'from I to W.. This •Lot is..growing on Lauds occupied by John Byrain, and Landlate in Inc occupation of Joseph Hulse. • Lot 11. 123 Oak Trees and 3 Cyphers, - numbered from 1 to. 12,1-L27 Ash do, 1 to 21;-15 Alder dO, .1 to 15.-2 Poplar do, 1 to 2.' This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Widow forlorn, Mr. Ackors, and the west side of a farm late in the occu pation of Joseph Hulse. Lot 12. 120 Oak. Trees and 6 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 120.-18 Ash do, 1 to 18.1.9 Alder do, 1 Cypher, 1 to 19. 5 Merry do. 1 to 5. This Lot is growing . on the north aide of Swineard Hall Estate, and'Lands occupied by John llayenserott. • Lot 13. 116 Oak. Trees ,and to Cyphers,. numbered. from 121 to 136.-31 Ash do. and I Cypher, 19 to 4:!--10 Poplar do, I to 10.-3 Alder do. and 1 C} peer, 20 to 22. This Lot is growing. on Lands :occupied by John Ravens - croft, John Shaw, and llichard DIRER IN LICNIEVI. .Lot. 14. 14 Oak Trees and i. Cypher, numbered froml to 14.. —lO Ash do, 1 to 10.-8 , 7 Poplar do. and 5 Cyphers, I to 87.,-- 2 Sycamore do,'l to 2. This Lot is growing an - Lands occupied by Widow Miila and William Wright. r Lot 15. 70 Oak Trees and I Cypher, numbered. front.ls to , 81= 1 -31 Ash do. and 2 Cyphers li so 41.-74 Poplar do. and 1 Cypher, S 8 to 16.4.-12 Amer do, 1 to 12.-1 Willow, No. 1, This Lot is growing on .Lands occupied by Widow Mils and Wright. Lot - 16.• MOok Trees and 4 Cyphers, numbered froth 1 to 135.-25 Ash d0.'.5 Cyphers, I to szo--5 Poplar do. 1 Cypher, I to 5.-435 Alder do. ;at Cyphers, I to 73. This Lot is growing on .Lands occupied by Wm. Wright.' Lot 17. AO Oak Trees, numbered Irons 1 to .16. , 'rots Lot is growing on Lands 9ceupied by Wm. Holt, Peter Brozendlic, and others: - Lot 18. 6 Ash Trees, 'numbered from 1 to 6.-56 .Poplar' do, 1 to 0.-3 Alder do, I to 3. Tins Lot is growing on Lauds occupied by Win. Holt and,. Jaexsuu. PUBLIC THANKSGIVING FOR•TOefI REMOVAL OF THE CHOLERA moymus. mHURSDAY next, the 6th instant; is intended, by. Divine AL permission, to be kept at Sr.S% RIDE'S CHURCH as a day of Public Thanksgiving to AlmigllgiGod, for his merciful de liverance of this town and neighbourhood from this epidemic sickness.—After. the Sermon there will be a COLLECTION for the Widows and Orphans, and other Sufferers by the Cholera. Al ItS. LOMAX, (who has been recently left a widow, with IV& seven children, her husband Ravi been for sixteen years head-clerk to an old-establishedrouse in town,) begs leave to inform her Friends and, the P ie that she has com menced business in the SMALL ARE LINE, RUG WORSTEDS, &c., in the Shop, ? .2, CASES-STREET, two doors from Clayton-square. She wi also keep a select stock of TEA, COFFEE, and SPICES, and as every article will be from the first houses, she hopes to receive a share of the public patronage, which it Will be her study to merit, by the quality of her goods, low priCes, and particular attention to the orders she may be favoured with. N. 8.--41. SITTING-ROOM and one or two BED-ROOMS to be LET. Divine Service will commence at Half-past Eleven o'clock. et,N SUNDAY MORNING next, the 9th instant, a SER -41..Y MON will be preachediti ST. Le CHURCH, by . the Rev. A. CAMPBELL, and a COLLE I'ION made in aid of i,wts the Funds for building a Free Chure and two Free -Sellools, near Great Howard-street, beyond th orough Gaol. 66, Dake.street,' December 3. Also, to be LET, the HOUSE, No. 17, Portland-place, Everton, with Fixtures complete. Rent, 02 per annum. LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL AND DOUGLAS. NAVIGATION. ..-- ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tl t, at the next General 11 Assembly, or Meeting of the C pany of Proprietors of the Canal Navigation from Leeds Liverpool, which will be held at the TALBOT INN, in BRADF ID, in the count r y of Yo r k, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoo of Friday, the 2th day of April next, it will be proposed, that an alteration be made in the Tolls, Rates, and Duties of Coal, Slack, and Cinders, which shall be carried unon the said Can a l ; an d th at part of the Douglas Navigation between Wigan and Newborouh, or upon any part or parts thereof respectively, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, by reducing- the said Tolls, Rates, and Duties upon such Coals, Slack, auid Cinders, or upon such part orTart.s thereof as the said Proprietors shall think proper. -By order, SAMUEL HAILSTONE, Law-Clerk to the said Company. BradfOrd, Nov. 23, 1832. CONTINUED, TlAlGlitt IN HIGII Silt lIQWAnD 'l' a ATEE . IING of the Prieuds of. Sir II OWA•It 1) rc k DOUGL.A.S, Bart., held in the ligyal Amphitheatre, " - eektit Chariotte-streel,.vesterday, (THURSDAY, Nov. 4th„) NICIIOLAS P:OBINSON, Esq. in the Chair, It was Inuctiwousti Resolved, L—On the by JO nvition of Sir TEIDIAS BRA.Ncifn,. Knight, se „ UN NITEIGHT, Esq. 1 hat Ave feel it due . to 'the great ority. of the consti tre.,nes of this BoroUgh,•LIQW a . bout tct caLed upon, for the k „ . 4 t toiro, to exercise .the elective fran lus.e, to afford- themthe k,'pqrt.uaity in manifesting 'that att hnient tile essential chicly es of our g:oriousConstittitio .in Church' and State, 1 .*.1 1 ;,as lout , lionourablyscharactQ this community." 11 a the t na otion. Of TilosiAs B. SFALl„,'Esq.;seconded ALID LEYLAND, L. the prineiples avowed by Sirlieward Douglas being ;!itiraly in accordance Withour own;, his known attachment to 4 .11 ' na,i 9 , at i-'ere4s (reli , -ion , -; political, anti cinnmercial,) -t. ',„5 nutted wan au abiatyaat. eneagy to a,sait those aud . to promote those Interests ' we . hereby pledge our by legal and coustitutiolaal means in our power, it:eu re for this - Borough the invaluable benefit of Sir How- Don‘ylai's service s is the Imperial Parliament." v s ,kii.-6a the motion of . DUNeAN Gras, Esq., seconded .by ',lt.i.,lAst i'doLyNEux, Esq. Committee be noW appointed, to carry into prompt '" full creel the object of the foregoing resolutions." NICIIOLAS ROBINSON, Chairman. 6. 7 'he tbank - s of' tlie me6ting were then unanimously and cor- Alally vote, , , to the Chairman, for his proper and dignified con -Let as Presitltmt of the theethig. _ ._ `__P. WRIGHT, Secretary. --------_____ tt SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS BART. . HE COMMITTEE of the Friends cif Sir HOWARD DOUGLAS, Bait, will sit claily i, the 4oym.,HOTEL, bale -street. , C,namittee-room, NICH6LAS ROBINSON, ....f . ... 1 2y . f_t1, Had, Noe: ?.,9, Itt2. chairman. . • 7 'o THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF' THE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. IPGENT L'E 14 EN, ' has just been intimated to me that my 'Address, pul)- (: lished yeSterday; o m it s an y ref eren c e t o a.subject of rc.at g ° merciai.inaportanee—the . .gost India and China T ra d e . ( 4 - assured that Whether iii - i.fie iirolit situation of a Cau late for your suffrages, or in the reti meat of private life, . 0 not entertain riptin:tiik . or ; iiny • tlier subject, Opinious - % !" 1 1 I fear to avow. • ' 4,,11 honoared with the'hiihViitici ieh I have ventured to % Le J:'''`l'e, I will devote - to this' ii'lije4. l t 'every energy of my mind, — '41,1,, leaceive with thai'ie4ett 'to •*fiith they are eminently t eat ,"any comeninititlons 'coming from this enlightened fi4 of Corninerq,e—and I will 'deal , with this portant flues - - 4 0 , 4 in the way that nay aryoar to meto :1)0 nificf condticive to )6; general ComMercial interests of - the Empire, and' the.,pre ,Tvation of our vast Eastern territories. el am - happy to he thus:afforded an opportunity ztlis:preising stn - gratitudzi for the reception whieh'l have met . 411 amongou. ' That re ceptl.on has given rne - tho p - ..01id fh i 7sinistiess that you - have"riXhtly estimated Vie motives fhiLn 'hare caused 7me 'to - - sebk, .Tyour - stifirages. 'Ours v: ill be wi t ,trittroph-of ••pciple. 'Your generous support inspires me 4 0 . g the utm,ost confidence as to the result of the .approaehing til W sentintents of gratitude , respe.et, ',and •ilevoted attach- believe me, TGentlymen, .• . ''.Your verktilfi.ll Z:7 orvant, • . Tin' Tall DO U.GL,L.S. s.,,•L'verp oo Yoverriber X), 1832. CELIC DINNER TO SLR ".. 4 tlitli Friends o - f SIR HOW .I3ART AR I D -7'ITGLAS 1611,1741 NE t t ,,„ .. at L ucas ' s l arge R oom , G rea t harlette.streel-, 'Io-Attm w,f(Wridnesday,) , at FIVE O'cis JOHN WRIGHT,, E in the Chair. 'Vi c k . 4,41 ets, .155., t, he had.4t the sarof the Waterloo II(-1. 1 . ; ,` ).l S. :F•AnNots, Standanchoffice. "'be dolt, Ist Deco/niter. 1.&32.. • `A iI9 ±4Otoii.:'_ , 42 P5 WATER. • \ 4, 44-ZO4 • PURR • , ‘" • ' 771 SHARPLES, General Cutle , Furnishing Ironmonger, and Seale-Beam Manuttetu r, 60, Cos,lc-street,•haS' on sale ; 7 , ) , eonzbe and ed.'s superior atent WATER nu actqw and improved plan, for .deansing River, - Pond; Rain, or Spring Water, from - all its impurities. The .are respectetilly cautioned against the old-fa obioned Aicension Filter; lately revived, after being fully tried -yn any yoars since, but never found to answer, and now attemptal tvbe -palmed on the public as a N ew I nven ti on , but w ith all its .-alei'ects, -such as water nit clear or pure, and in .small <cod a certainty of their being out of order in a month or two. -.-and now puffed.off with the'earing inscription, "By ..4p po;wiai,,nt 'to the Kinq," and' unblushing assertions . 'of their never wanting' repairing; which Families will find .is not the truth. L. and'Co. advise Families to have three mouths' tlial -before paying -for them, to try their merits. Thev are now bawked , dbout at numerous obscure - shops in town 'arid. country, with others - equaily useless, from the same -concern. VALUABLE OAK, 4811; AND OTHER. TIMBER. TO BE SOLD Bit T/CIKET. On THURSDAY', the 13th instant, precisely at the licar of . • Eleveu'o'elock in the forenoon, at the House of Mrs. Orme, Hob-Green, in Mere, in the county of Chester, following valuable Lots of 0 K, ASH, and other _A. TIMBER, growing on Lands si ate in High Legh and Lymm, in the county of Chester.. TIMBER IN HIM . EGII. Lot 1, 80 Oak Trees, numbered rora 1 to 80.-16 Ash do, 1 to 16. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thomas Ear - Lot 2. 63 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 63.-2 Ash do, _l-to 2.-6 Poplar do, Ito 6.-2 Alder do, Ito 2. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Mr. Hampson, and Widow Holford. • . Lot 3. 8 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 85.-2 Ash do, 1. to 2.-2 Poplar do, 1 to 2.-6 Alder do. and 2 Cyphers, 1 to do. I 1 Cypher 1 to 10, This . Lot , is ,7rownig on Land s occup i e d b y -Th omas V oce, Joshua Ashton, aud Thomas Legh.. .„ . Lot 19. 153 Oak Trees and r Cypimrs, numbered from Ito 153_ This Lot is growing on .Lauds occupied by Richard Shake shaft, Henry bingewity, and ,lo}ai Lot O. 48 Ash Trees and Cypher, numbered from Ito 48.. -2J Poplar do, Ito 2a.--L5 Alder do, Ito 5.-0 Merry do, 1 to, 6.-1 Sycamore do, No. 1_ . • This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Richard Shake-- sla t, JOhn Shaw, and Henry iiidgeway. .Lot 21.. 104 Oak Trees and 2 (.;ciphers; numbered from. 1 to. 104.-17. Ash do, 1 to 11----21 Poplar do, 1 to 21. , -11 Alder do,. .1 to 11.-1 Willow d'), No. L his Lot is growing. on Lands occupied by Samuel raulks, John Ditchfield, James and John 'Whitlow. Lot 22. 83 Oak Trees, numbered from I to b 3.-5 Ash. do, to 5.-8 Poplar do, 1-to Alder 66, No. I. ' This Lot is growing - on. Lands . .latti in the occupation 6r Thoe...Ryoruit. . • Lot 23. 50 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 I to 50. 7 -27 Ash de, Ito 27.-I'2'o . p:o,r do, 1 P 2.-2 Alder do, to '2.. 'Phis Lot - growing fin LanaS ;ate in the occupation 9r Thos. ByLroft, and Lands in the occupation of .1 hos- Okii9,. James liobinsini, and oobil Lot 24. 90 Oak Trees; numbered frorti 1 to Ash. do, :I. to 6.-/ Poplai do, Ito %.-3 Alder do, Ito 3- ' • This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Wm.. Stauffer, Thos_ ilnamson, and George Clarke. • Lot 2h. 72 Oak. Xrees and.. 3 Cyphers,. cumbered from 1 to ,72.-tl Ash do, i to Poplar do, Ito Sycamore do, 1. 0)-1.-9 Alder do, and 1 Cypher, I to 9. ThiS'LOt is growing on the east side of a farm. iu the occu pation of Win.. (.4i.bert. Lot 2i..51. Oak Trees and.. 3 Cyphers, niuhbered from 1 to , 81.-13 Ash do, 1 to 13.-S Poplar do, I to 8.4--5 Alder do. and. 1 Cypher, 1 to 5.-1 beech do, N0..1.. • . This Lot is, growing on Lauds occupied by George Clarke, • • and the west side of a Farm occupied by Wes. Gilbert- Lot 21.. 60 Oak Tl'ees and 2 Cyphers,, numbered from 1 to. 60.-IA Ash do, 1 to. it-5 Poplar do, Ito Alder do ) , 2 Birch do, 1 to 2. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Peter. Win. Massey, John :•3impson,, John Taylor, and John. Atkinson. Lot 28..- 70 Oak Trees and 5 Cyphers, numbered from. I to 70.-8 Ash do. and 5 Cyphers,. 1 to 8. 7 -1 Sycamore do.- and. 1 Cypher, 1 t.o 4- 7 4 Alder do, 1 t.o 4.. • - This , Lot is-growing on I.ancls occupied. Ey Thos. Travis„ . and on the bast side of swineard Halt li;tate... • - Lot 29. 72 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to. 72- -14 Ash do. and 2 Cyphers, 1 to 14.-1 Alder do, ho. 1. - This - Lut iSitrowing on'Lands oectipied , ones, Efen_ and on the west side of Swineard Hail if,state., Lot 30.--93 Oak. Trees and I Cypher,'iinitibered.' front 1 to 93,-8 Ash do:, and 1 Cylier, Ito 8.---1 Sycamore, No. 1_ This Lot .is growing on Lauds occupied by Win-Jones, jun. and Joan llavenscrolt, Lot 31. 82 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered front Ito 82- -20 Ash do. and 4 Cyphers, 1 to '20.-3 Poplar do,. I t 0.3..-12, .Alder do. - and 3 Cyphers, 1 t 0.12.-1 Merry do. and 1 CS•placr„ No.l. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by James. .4d.kin . son, Wm. Adkinson, and John :Wright. Lot 32. 60 Oak Trees and 5 Cyphers, numbered from I too 60.-42 Ash do. and 2 Cyphers, I to Alder do, No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thos.. WidLlers,, and John tiulme. Lot 33. 51. Oak Trees and 6 Cyphers, numbered front I to 51_ —9 Ash do.. and 1 Cypher, 1 to 9.-4 Sycamore do,. Ito Alder do; 1 to 2. This Lot is groWing on Lands occupied by John Huhn& - • and Peter Hewitt. Lot 34. 41 Oak TreeS and I Cypher, numbered from, 1 to , r - —9 Ash do, 1 to 9.-6 Poplar do, 1 to 6.-5 Alder do, I to 5-- 1 Merry do, No. I. This Lot .is growing on Lauds occupied by John Huline and Peter Hewitt. The above valuable Timber is all marked with red paint, an& well worthy the attention of Timber Merchants, Ship.l4lldei.:„ and. others ; being of very large dimensions,.. It is conveniently. situated for .conveys e 4. land or water carriage, adjoining the public gap.. --'- rington to Kuutsf or d ; :bei ng a b ou t fo ur milts- W.al-11, place, and near the banks of the late DuFe Canal. . ‘ '.5 .- r1 The respective Tenants will show thoi. further. particulars may' be had front Mr Legh Hatt,. or. Mr. ISAAC SIitikESH.AFT,II . e* 'vo te , so te, LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. Liverpool, 15th October, 1831 rritlE increasing wants and demands of the Mechanics, & c ., I of Liverpool, for instruction, having caused the present Rooms to be entirely inadequate, it is purposed that a new and suitable Building shall be erected on a commensurate scale. The following sums are, by the undermentioned, appropri ated for ° that purpose only, with this exception, that the surplus, if any, shall be applied.to the purchase suitable Apparatu s , &c., after the Windings, interior A angements, necessary Furniture,,and accomwodations, shal aye been completed. It is also intended that the money. soo n as th e sitm of One Hundred - Pounds be subscribed, shall called for, and lodged, for the above specific purpose, in th, . Bank of Messrs. Samuel Hope and Co.; and so on witapvcry further sum of Fifty Pounds; and that a Committee Mr Management bg appointed by the Subscribers generally, on due Public Notice, on the 15th October, 1833,, or as soon, previousty, as the necessary Funds shall be obtained. And that the Common Council be respectfully applied to for the gift of a convenient and suitable site for the Building; and a[so with a request that 'they Nvill be further pleased to second the endeavours of the Subscribers, in any way that may be most agreeable to •thein, for the general good, and .the in creased happiness and Usefulness, of that interesting portion of the cOmrettnity--the'Artislans sc. of LiVerpool and i t s yieini4. (By the 15th rux of tliteinstiittliott,,:"Every Person cowri- Luting Ten Guineas, or more, at one time, shall be entitled to be considered a ille.mber for• Lift.") John Field, junr. (Ist Subscription) £lo 10 0 John Leyland Thomas Wylie. 5 0 () James Mullencnx William Ewai t, M.P. John Ewart 25 0 0 Joshua Walms:.ey (Booth and Co.) Itugh Muller eux 25 0 0 Bic and Sheii lO 10 0 • Samuel Hope "Robert Preston • 5O 0 0 George Booth 25 0 0 Rathbone ' 25 0 0 Richard Rathlaone 25 0 0 . Samuel Hobson .10.10 0 • Thoinas'Thornely 0 0 Thomas Bolton ' 20 0 '0 John Hunter James Beaneker. Francis 'Heywood. IV-Subscriptions will-be -received at the Bank of Samuel Hope, Esq. and C 0..; by the Treasurer, Mr. Christopher Hird Jones', '72, 'Castle-street; by the Secretaries,. Mr. John Ley land, 71, Hanover-street; Mr. John S. Radcliff, 5, Strand street; and by the Keeper, Mr. Samuel Jones, at • the Ifisti tution. GENERAL CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, Na. 4 and, 5, St. GEORGE'S CRE.tCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, and Nat. 9 and 10, CORNHILL, LONDON. EQ4.I LVER and CO., in offering their acknowledgments for past CY favours, beg, to state, that so great d unexpected has. bean their ine.rease of Business at LIV . 'RPOOL, that they: are obliged to Unite (he adjoining Hou , No. 5, to the present Premises. This accession enables th to detach the different Branches, and render each comple r its purpose, .so as to be the counterpart of their London concern, with which they have an intereliange of communication daily. Being in the cai,;;re of the LONDON MARKET, and employing, for a constancy,'llot so * few as one thousand persons, they arc neces sarily large purchasers; this provides the Liverpool concern with advantages over any other for novelties, and superior q,na litv of Materials (at lo w e r p r i ces ) f or ma ki ng u p there. GBN TLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING, FOR HOME USE, be ing the only Garments that are manufactured by them in LIVERPOOL thus:— Gentlemen's Dress Coats, made to not Blue. measure, from good Gloucester- 483 Od shire cloth Ditto, Ditto, of the quality usually 52s 6d supplied by Tailors Ditto, Ditto, superior to those usul 63s Otl ally supplied., - Ditto Coloured (not.Bhte) Ftockt 60s Od 70s Od Coats, as described abo ve Bls Od : • Ditto Blue ditto ditto rt Black or Blue Cassimere Trousers 22s 6d '26s 04 30s lid Drab and Mixed ditto 2ls Od 24s 6d 28s Od Black & Buff Cassimere Waistcoats • Ils .0d 133'0d 14s - 6d Light Waistcoats and Trousers; Dressing Gowns, Cloaks, Cam let and Cloth. Cloaks, Shooting Coats, &a. If the Close ; Coat consumes less than 1% yards, , the price to diminish 3s. per each The Frock :Coat, than 234 yards, ditto. The Trousers 2% 'ditto, to diminish Is. 6d. ,per each ,s th; if more, to augment in the same proportion. POl4 SHIRTS, TROPICAL and all the CPEAPER SORT of CLOTRINO.they have recourse to the Loudon con cern, (in which, from giving constant nmploy, they obtain la bour of this kind cheaper than in LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. or DUBLIN,) thereby preventing this 'Branch clashing with and impairing the•tine Clothing Branch. Individuals going abroad may provide themselves with every requisite article for the Voyage, so as to be convertedinto and form a supply for arrival, they may also continue to obtain their sup'plies from Sti,vEa and Co., who have correspondents at, or facilities to forward Goods to, most parts of ,the Globe. London •atid Liverpool ship;siiiiing information; and liSts of necessaries for the Voyage and arrival, with prices affixed, may be obtained on Shippers of Clothing are invited, to inspect their Articles.. Ful sized Cottou,Plaia Shirts .from 1 6 to 4 0 Ditto ditto, • with fed fronts 2 6 " 5 6 Printed Shirting Yacht Shirts. Cheelied and Striped Cotton Ditto 1 4 " 2 3 Irish Linen kiain Ditto. • 3 6 upwards Ditto, ditto, withlinil and Fancy fronts 5O" 18 0 Jackets of White Jean or Satlcen Ditto White, Brown or Coloured Drill Ditti) Fostian or Beaverbeen Ditto Mac Fine Cloth l3 6". 23 0' Waistcoats of White Jean or Satteen Ditto White or Coloured Marseilles Ditto Black or Buff .Ca.ssitnere 6 6 ".10 6 Ditto Valencia 3 6 " 9 0 Trousers of Fine Cloth or Cassimere l2 6 " 24 0 Ditto White, Drab, or Fancy Drill 39 " 8 6 Ditto White,Jean or Sateen 2 6" 7 6 Ditto Fustian or Beavcrbeen - 8 0 Ditto Linen Sheeting or Duck 2O" 4 6 Out-fits arranged at one hour's notice, either in London or Liverpool. MANUFACTORY, N0..9, George-street, Man sion .house, London. Terms Cash, for which 5 per cent. is allowed. .Black. 53s Od Gls Od Blue. 55s Od 638 Ocl 71s 6tl 73s 6d ',MEER 4, 1832. - FtTHOMAS THORNELY. HE COMMITTEE of the FRIE DS of Mr. ~ THORNELY Sit Daily at the ANGEL N, Dale.-street, at eive o'clock. WILLIAM RATH E, Chairman. committee-room, Nov. 2G, 1832.