The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10 00:00:00

7> 'y i ~~ 2 / 1 • \ gr 9,, _; r ~wi -) ilLibtypoot ftbi EAST INDI n,~.the.25 • For CALCUTTA te N c tk the: Ship: PCIK-E JAS. I.lAituohlviis, Burthen per regime! 565 tons.— V4 . 11e, • . tuost superior .cabiks, purposels arra*. 11.nd a s urgeou‘l4eitl i g.eu.glsed,iapplv to JOILN GLA DSTOYE: and Co. , . rI t Will have early de.tp .11. For BOMBAY, the.. Ship ,M 'ER,VA, Al, - 1 P, A. M‘Pini,asoN, aster. . ' - For , freight,.&c. apply to DIINCAN GIBB. 6 21 L t . - •ForrBOXBAY, the Ship HEYW ; JOHN TONES, Commander • borthen 447 tons p register ;,entirely ...,: , ',..i. rebuilt in ISM —For "treiglit passage .. Apx:il .to ~ • - ;Messrs. BOLD . and 114:AsiEL, Br ers, or JOHN TOWN. WEST INDIES. T„ sail immedi ely. For DE:IIERARA, the Shi IaZA,BETH, Capt. JOHN AlAc DONA fief„ t or passage apply on --- board \\rate, too Dock, to Messrs. Bum) Brokers or JOEI - N .110131 S. r To saiLon Me I. ;e stunt. 4tr For DENIEHARA, the S' JABEL, Captain .' 4 :fr% •„ , Gottis A L.--Tor freight or pas e apply to : - C V. and F. SHAN/04 To sail on the 28th rfatit. :Ror ANTIGUA, the new ShipSltt JOHN 'TOBIN. To ,sail.on the ,20th For DEMERARA, the ShipA W 1 b.,1 t&IS, CornmanderV ...... 416 tons.—For freight or passe„ . . Cabins, ,apply. to • 3011 N GLADSTONE and CO Rant. DEAN CHIEF, J rburthen per register' :e, havitig.mostsuperior • ;1. -- To sail in a fortnig Ppr DENIERA.RA, the Bar u INTREPID, 291 4.70'. tons, Jou"; STIOVART . litaster,; ng in King's Doc;1. • . Fur freight fiiitiagewLy. Gald, or•to. ROBINSON and GL TIN, Masou,street. r - To soil first fair wind. .0,17:1 4 For KLIGSTQX, J.kidAICA, the rig GEOEGE GORDON,.Witt.tAsi WA LStl i er; burthcn pOr, , register 196 tons; tow loadingb est side ..Canning Insurance on all goods shipped y this vessel will be fleeted on the same tern's as by any of. e Regular First-class l'rader.„ _For freight or passage apply on board, or to 'G. H. G. TAKLETON, 32, Water-street. TEAS. ... • •... . : On THURSDAY next,. the I,2th instant, . en o'clock, in the' Public Sale Room, Bxcha -Buildings, . ' 592• Chests of BOH ' , 11S0 CON , . - 154.. ',', SO BONG, ".=. -- P' . 35' „ '.1.1 .... ... .NAY, .K 456 , HYSUN. . • These Teas are just -landed ex Perseverance, Capt. Gibson, from Canton. They are in excellent condition, 'and of the choicest. Chops usually imported by the - East loctia - Conipany.-- Apply to•Messrs.4kluau Ar, Sy:tit and-Co., Merchants; or to ,S.AMP:SON - SM.I:FII awl CO., Brokers. UNITED STATES. • r - To sail on Thursday, th 2th instant. For NEW YORK; the super rltirst-class American -Ship ALBION, NATHANIEL CTN.& Pdf, vaster; bur then 400,tuoq, coppered and c.upper-fastened, presents to shipper's an euelleut opportunity, as slie sails fast, and will • e goods at mo d e rate rates; has spacious accommodat i ons for p a ssengerA. : --Apply on board, Prince's Dock, or ,to ELLISON FRODSHAM. -7, - Will have ear,ly xle j 1/= For SAVANNAH, the ARCHIBALD It For freight, &c. apply to ratch. Ship TORY, Ma;ter. DUNCAN GIBE. *►team NTabigatton. - Par GREENOCK and -G- SGOW, Will ,Goads and Passeufers,to e Brontielaw. OLASGOW' and . LIVERPOOL S VYING COMPANY'S FINE STEAM PAC TS, 44.-.• • MANCHESTER.... MAl t ti, Commander. ACk 4 • CLYDE ItoßT' RAWFOID ) Cominander. ILSA CRAIG ... 'KELLAR', ComMander. GLASGOW TWY Golnillatidir. LIVERPOOL..II . OB,I. HEPRURN, Corninander 8 „ a , i , 1 , , as under, feoni the Clarence Dock; With or without Pilots, "r"lng, weather permitting, at the Isle of Man and Portpa rick, with Passengers only. — The CLYDE — sails 'to-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 11th krtataut, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. • The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 14th i nstant,.'at 'rivelve o'clock at Noon. The LIVERPOOL sails on MoN near nest, the 16th instant ; at One o'clock in the Afternoon. Apply to MATTHII and MARTIN, No. 3, Drury-lane, Water-street. For DUBLIN AND ELFA4T. - THE 11' OP . STEAM-PAC.BNY, INCOIrpitAtED BY R 'A • OF p.AL GOMPA lAN4NT. *rh,: a l ioe Company sad Their' ssels; (ivilk or without -fivti c,)) taking Gpnds - and Passing to the fath 4 ing ports, • ua rrk To eiv D'UBLIN For •BELFAST,,:the HIBL NIA, sails To-monaow, 1 1 Ye4tesday,-) the lltb•iustauti. at Eight o'clucl; iu the Even ang, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, foibublin Line, to • SAMUEL ?gmty, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. AMIN W.OAAIMON and Co., The principle of this Company is that of attaching all Im- Porters and Exporters by a:Division of the Profits among them, !liter payment of the Dividends—thus creating a connhunity of u tn terests between the' Shippers and Shareholders—a principle will b es t guarantee - to its Proprietors certainty of their vi vidends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steatters, and the lowest rate of Freight CoMpatible with a (hie attention to their maintenance. Oa FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at, .`-welve o'clock, at .` Edward Humble's Office, 12, E Creel East, £3,X) Dry and Dry Salted t _ I ES. Apply to 'Messrs. G 01,13011 1 ,03: and . g Crown Chambers, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On FRIDAY, the 6th day .of March _next, at One o'clock pre cisely,.at the Clarendon-rooms, .rirSHE large and Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, with 11 the Coach-house, Stable, and other Outbuildings, and the extensive 'Garden thereto adjoining situate on the south side of Mount Pleasant, immediately o o ite the Wellington-. ropina i. and now in the occupation of eurge Ramsdell, EN., containing iu front to Mount Ple nt 178 feet 10 inches, us depth about 176 feet, and an are n the whole of about 2995 yards. This property in point o ituation possesses advantages which are rarely met with, presenting space not only for the erection of eight first-rate Houses, fronting the most eligible part of Mount Pleasant, but also for a street or road communi cating with South Hunter-street, which is much wanted, and would convert most of this property and much other land in the neighbourhood into very valuable front laud without any in j wy to the present excellent residence. The tenure is leasehold under the Corporation for three lives, aged respectively 56, 59, and 7-1 years, and 21 years afterwards, under the usual ground rent and covenants. For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN NPRTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where a plan may be seen TO TOBACCONISTS AND OTHI;RS, By Messrs T. and J. TROTTER, To-fuotutow (Wednesday) the 11th instant, at eleven o'clock • precisely, at their Rooms, in Whitechapel, riIHE remaining 'STOCK in TR Eof a Fonacco and JI SNUFF Arm.,r.ti, comprising a ntity of Cigiirs, Fancy Snuffs, Cigar Cases, Snuff:bores, aucy Pipes, Canisters, Brass Bunillino• Machines, Scales d Weights, Seven dozen Boxes of Lucifer Matches, an,d er Effects appertaining to the Trade. After which will be sold so e useful HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, &c.; the whole being removed for convenience of sale. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale. HODGSON AND CO.'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE. WILLSON, from HODGSON and CO.'S, London, It/ • begs leave to call the attention of 11' -hunts, Private &c. to the very superior ALE ewed by this well known house, to which he is Sole A I'. The very desir able qualities of keeping in any_ dim and not btiriting the bottle, have long enabled it.to mai ain the high character it possesses, as peculiarly suited for xpnrtation. Being brewed from the finest East Kent flop . contains a particularly fine tonic property, and is consequently much recommended by the factilty, even to invalids. Ni. 2, Mersey-chambers, OM Churchyard, Liverpool. Nreb3 Publirationss. Just Published, A REVIEW of the State of the Qnes • n respecting the ADMISSION of DISSENTEI S o the UNIVERSI TIES, by the Rev. EDWARD DENISON .A., Fellow of Mer ton College, Oxford. London : John Cochran, 108, Strand ; and sold by It Patusson, Standard-Office, Liverpool. On *ale. CONSTANTLY ON $. a , Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DR d SALTED OX HIDES, of heavy and lig weights, 111 .'1444v equal to any ever iinoorted from the River Plate ; the halted Rides being free from flesh and salt, well trim Med, and Invariably without injury from heat.--Apply to GEO. BARKER ,! 2 4 Co., Or to SAMUEL LAFONE,I(), Tithebarn-street. Warranted CHAIN CABLES and CHAINS, of every description; SPADES, SHOVELS,' HOES, SCY ES; NAILS,' of all sorts; 4 NVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, HAM •ERS, FILES; IRON Fol.'s, PANS, L ES; A , HOLLOW WARE, SMALL C "PINGS, &c. ,ppiy to • HBNRY OD aril Co., East side Salthouse Dock. . . Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for, Exportation and , Home Coniumption; • l' ilaWriting.and Printing PAPERS, of every description; LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cash, Bill, and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ruled to auy Pattern, in iipproved. Bindings, allow' g the full amountof.Excise Drawback on a 'nods for Exportation; Coloured Sample PAPERS and 'Piss s, Cartridge, Cap, Brown, Casing, and Sheathin PPERS, and MILLED BO D; HaudTmade TWINES, LINES ASKETINGS, &c. ; Seine, Turtle, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, and Shrimp T WINES; Papering or Casing TWINE; Baling and Shop TWINE; Stitching TWINE for Bags; Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING , for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log * -4 . I ES • Grumet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other LINES ; Tea Chest, Orange, Crate, ,Bale, and . . • Box PACKING CORDS. h W . W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware ause Rem ove d f rom N o . 18 t o N o . 9, P u ree Piauas, entrance n Brunsvvick-street. On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, atqwelve o'clock, in DEagr, sat, BENBow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Greenland-street; 210 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, Just landed per Britannia Packet, and containing an Assort ment of Curls, Table, and V e neer Wood. Apply to Messrs. J. W. Glasori a9d Co., Merchants, or DEMPSEY. BEN4OW, and CO., Brokers. Also, on the SAME DAY, in the Bonded Yard, rington, 340 Logs Honduras MAHOGAN , Imported in the Miriam and Jay, —No , master, direct from the Bay, and ow la g. This Cargo is remarkably sound and sh, of large dimen sions, and particUlarly adapted for machinery purposes, with a quantity of Cabinet Wood.—Apply to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and CO., Brokers. mot *ale or Charter. The substantial-built A 1 Brigantine UNITY, Burthen 145 80-91 toils per regist , 'carries a large • cargo for her tonnage, is well und, and sails re markably fast. This Vessel i now laying in the tuusaick Dock, and will he in Nd. or 4 Graving Dock, :. i nspdction, on THURSDAY and IDA Y next.—For par 'l•culars apply - to TKOMAS TATTERS L, 71, Sparling-street, or Foul -lane. . . . FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. MRS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING d SYRUP.—This infallible Remedy has presereed but Yetis of" Children , when thought past recove , from Convul ?4ons:arisitig from painful dentition. As se as the Syrup is b,bed on the Gums, the Child will b elieved, the Gums ° ' o,l , and the inflammation reduced. tis as innocent as 164:acious, tending to. produce the th with cue; and so P . taunt that no Child Will refuse to its Gums be rubbed with I L When Infants are at the age f tour months, the Syrup Ahoulcl be rubb e d on the Gums; and Parents should never he kithout th e S yrup i u t h e 'N ursery.w h ere t h ere are young - Ch i t= 01 1, for, if a Child wakes in the night with pains in the Gums, SYrnp immediately•gives ease, thereby preventing Ootivul 41°ns, F.evers, &C. The great success of this Medicinetlurinn . the last twenty-five 'Years has induced . unprincipled pees is to imitate it under' the I . !t.trie of " American. Soothing Syrup," and copying parts of Johnsoii's Bills. &c. Parents will therefore, be very par teular to ask for JOHNSON'S AMLRICAN SOOTETING g 5 1.1111 P, and to notice that the names of RCLAY and SONS, hold P arringdon-street, London," (to whom Mrs. Johnson has the Recipe,) is on the Stamp affixed to each Bottle. POLICE. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. FIRE ' POLICE. ALL PERSONS having any: DEM DS against this 11i... ESTABLISHMENT are reques to send ►n the par ticular's of their CLAIMS on or befor e Twelfth day of k'eb !nary instant, addressed to Mr. KI SHAW, Watch Office, No. 1, Fenwick-street. By order of the Commissioners, February 7th, 1835. P. WOODS, Law Clerk. tegai Notice. _ WHEREAS a fiat. in bankruptcy is awarded. and issued forth against JOHN , f Liverpool, in the "untY of Lancaster, merchant, (carryi in business at Liver llool aforesaid in Copartnership with n Timothy Swainson, t,.rnerchaßts, under the fi rm of Willi tind Swainson,j and he WILLIS,y brut tleclared 'a baokrupt. is her iy required to surender self to the cOmmissioners in the id fiat named, or the r m ajor PArt of them, 014 the 21st day of . ebrtiary instant, and on the „ t h day of March next, at One the clock in the afternoon on ; t 4e 'gibe said days at the larendon-rooms, South JOhn r,-, 4 :et, in .Liverpool, in ' the Said county, and snake a. full dis covery, asadisclosu re of his estate and effects; when and where the :cteditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at ;,fiptt sittin g to choose assignees, and at. the last sitting the !!'" e l . t bankrjipt is required to finish his examination, and the ".traitors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his rave se All persons indebted to the' said bankrupt, or that t‘otany of his eff ec t s , are no t to p ay or d e li ver t h e. same b u t w hom es : the commivinners shall' appoint, but give notice to iior rs. Jonas and WAND. 1, John-street, 13edforthrow, Lon ~ l' °I.. to Messrs. FOSTER and Lcor ti, Solicitors, Liverpool. T a MEETING of the OWNERS of. HOUSE and 11l COTTAGE. PROPERTY, in Liverpool and its vicinity, held.at the Blue Bell Inn, on the 130? day of Nov. last, we, the undersigned, having been appointed to wait upon the Directors of the two Water Companies to endeavour to effect a redress of the hardships the Proprietors of small Tenements are subjected to in being made liable to the. payment of the water rents instead of the occupants, beg to lay before the Proprieto ndthe Public the result of our• proceedings. We obtained . an. interview with the Di tors of both Com panies, and stated to them that the ch 'es at present made upon the Owners of Cottages for at is within 5 - per cent. of the amount formerly paid by th " nants, whereas the losses sustained by the Proprietors in e y houses and bad tenants amount to 30 per cent. per annu upon the rack rents; there fore; we requested, as a matter of justice,' that they would' re duce their charges to the Owners, so as to bear an equal loss with them, and also allow a per centage for collecting their de mands, or that they would supply.the Tenant, as forinerly, at their own risk, and agreeable to the Acts of Parliament by which they are incorporated. We regret to have to state that the result of these interviews were ineffectual; the Companies refused to make any reduction in their present charges, or to supply the Tenants at their own risk. As the subject is one.of great importance to the well-being and very existence of the poorer classes of this lar ge commu nity, we wished to effect a speedy - and equitable adjustment of our demands, so that, after the refusal of the Companies to meet our views, we made an offer to the Liverpool and Ilarrington• Company to refer the matter in dispute to the Mayor and two other Magistrates. This proposal was also declined, and, as we , had reasons for believing that the conduct of one Company governed the other, we considered it useless to Make the same offer to the . Bootle Company. From the inforriaation we have received of the conduct of these two companies, in refusing to be governed in the spirit and intention of the laws by which they exist, and their having refused' to supply the working portion of the inhabitants, except . when paid by the Landlords, and at a rate of nearly one-third more than itought to be, these circumstanees, together with the fart that their establishments are so profitable that the shares are selling at more than double their original cost, is a proof that another Water Company is much wanted, and we believe that if one was formed by the Owners of Property and the con sumers it would be 'a great benefit to the Town, in insuring a certain supply of Water, and afford , a very ample return to the shareholders. ROBERT ELLIS. EDWARD FORD. WILLIAM DUMWORTH. J. JONES. T-I . FetPOO7, Feb. 2, 1833. . . . , • • ~y - • ,7 z /y . , . . . , , f -„ ..C''' , 1.•, • .---"" i ,,:? /-- (%., , ' I / • //' "/ ' -/ , , 'i Z / . ' l lkil* ~.--.1 ,-/ .:1 ._„." ---/ ' • / rf--" , -- - ) / `--- • ' l .___,. ►- --'; A_ . In . PORTRAIT of the EARL of WILTON,,P4g4O4 P.:,..,. •---- "t . N , Bosrocx, "'May be."seett at _the STANyeao OrricE, --- -- . t.._-_, . te. • • , ..... • - - • aft. , .„... 4 . • E 0 ... iuring the present and part of the eusuing wegf -Those Gen- . ti;- 1 . \:• .- ~ ..: , 0 . 1 4:4: ' r.--: / / t; i i i i 3 • : :47H -9:. -; 1;3 1 ' C .. }; ' ':: L ;....., . . .:„ , i , ~ . .. ~ ~ d ., ,nuy t ~t (, ,2 lp 2 eu se s • :„ : L i t . . .t__; . ei t , rf u r tu ti , s2 , :i ti will' p u l l e u a e s a e s tti 1 i t tLi b li . tr ti n c it uu tne t s ti z t s : ),.- .- r . lA, a 4.: . ... 5 , • .0 , t • s . . •. - . , , liith insta . ..' 'll ---,...' , ,4s, , t . ~? : ~' it fil . 0 , , .., . ......:.,. -a and 'CI NA, . • 111 1 " AHP 4 - - LAI ASTER, . ,c a Lander; . AND GENEII4L CO I'IMERCITAL Al VERTIER. e i , or passaxe. (111,vg,•,. g ' for the India trade, .2. ' .po L 2-22 0 - rti , - -.2 pr THE BLESSIN - ' 1 ''''Y ENJOY TO GUARD !—SM E. fops , Respectfull -HEARTS . RESOLVED, AND HANDS, PREPARED, GS THE TOCIET Ittlt WITH A'ver'y diVersified and extensive Assortment' of Bat , sroiLs, D•tAi•Akk, -VENEI ?AN , • an d Ki D o k amitisTEß. CARPIWING, Of the best manufacture and newest - patterns; . •lIRUGGoTTS-;• 41EARTI1 RUGS'; FIGUHKD FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS, . •• • •Of all dimensions, For cutting to fit ROoms. Hang, Shor skips' Cabios, A.c. : HAIR SEATIIstGS• And a very mei& Assortment of REAL TURX:EY • TO .11EliC;HANTS" CLERICS AND APPRENTICES. L ER Alt Y & 'SCIENTIFIC FTITUT)ON. v u 4 Lic..:ll GOf the M hers of the above In _ suitotion hArleitt - Paries I oonia, Itirilinan-street. Rodney-street„ ou TitutiDAY Evening ne s t, the.l2th at Eight o'clock, when the attendance of all Coniiiiereiil 'and . Professional Geutlernen oishitig to join the Society, or friendly: to the object.s'propoieil,.*is earnestly requested. AT ixi•ENstvv CARPET AND, . FL7 iiNVIV i U WAR MIT , -... ~ c.,,,,,,4" , BRANCH and 'SON liiinrin the PUblie that they lrave, -, —.A.....-- i ON SALE, , • - ' 7 -!... 4 ,12 X..." All' PiiIVATE ' coriThAcT, At the HANOVER ROOMS, An .extensive and Valuable Assetublav of FAsHIONABLE 'CABINET TURNIICIIE ' Or Peery . ile,criptioy, Including DRANNING-ItOQ.AI SUI'T'ES, Of real and Vin;itatian 'lt o.e wotin, In Card, Console, Loo t Work; Vld*er, Ord Spla Tables, Chairs, Conches, Sofas, Tei Poys, 'Ladies' Eicrntoirei, C others,. Canterhiiiies, and Skreens; ' Elegant LOU'S:GING aucIVBRART C - IRS ; k'oommi, Cotta, and SoYA . 11 ' IS; MAHOGAN Y AIITICLV. , 1 in Bookcases, Sceretaires, Pedestal and eilaret Sideboards, Cheval Skreens, Single and Doub;e• rdrobes, Trafalgar Chairs, Dining; : Card, Library, Lou, S. a, r enibroke, Snap,. Work, and Skreen tabies, Couches, Sofas, 'Cii:ildren's Chairs, Cots, Oribs,,Chests.of , Dravvers, Night Commodes, 'Bedsteps t Bi dets, Hat Stands, Boot'Racks, Music Stands, Music Stools, &c. JAPANNED, STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS, ' In the' greatest variety ; • • Four post,'Cottagi„ Canopy, French, Nursery, and Press BEDSTEADS; • , FEA'i'llEit lIE DS t. HAIR and ST Lt A W 14f ATI' RUSS ES ; - - PAINTED *CHANI/SE'R R EQu is ur F, s, . . 0/',!! ile.eripions ; Elegant ,CIIIMNEY , and DR ESSING-GLASSES ; BATA or 'GOUT CHAIRS. ; 'CH ILDREN'S 'CARRIAGES; &e. VOL. V.--No. 232.] THEIS DAY. bn Auction. Nuts DAY, , (Tne4day,) the loth instant, a Twelve o'clock, at' Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office ale-street, .13:Ba.le; Damaged J FE, 11 Do. Do. East In • HUMP, .2 Tons Do. -St.Pe burg HEMP,. Which may be seen. previously.—Al dy to 40NEti, -MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. • •T3iJ~t9D:A~~. , On Tut:usnkr next,-the I.2th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the' Public Sale-room, , Exchange dings, . . —The following TEA 106-Boans, wg:sl3lbleach,lineOra.i . PEKOE, 61 Ditto 134tb etch, Aneh3i a Caper SOLICHONG,' _54 Dian tit) ea.i:ll, Z fine,ri ~ S ON. • . 8 Chests 5 • Per Marc ; Bibby, =from , Boa,hay.--Apply to Messrs. JOHN Cu., ,_. . kilapY and o.,'Merenunts or to .. MOLYNBIj , k, TAYLOR, and 00., Brokers. l' OH THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, tit the ablic Sale-room Exchange-Loadings, • 197 Chests of IIYSON 'l' A. 700 Boxes of CONQQ rao, Ex Bombay Packet, from Bombay AppLy tO . ,Wm.;FaY.and• SON, or ' BATESON and 11011,3.4TAL4,,Binkers ,On next, the 12th instant, One o'clock, at BuChanan and Browne's Office,' hall-street, p Chests LAC D "8 Chests SKEI,I, AC. 1 8 ipp1y.to diolessrs..C.A riot i - Merchants, or to BUCUANAN"aud, 1311.0WNE ,Brokers. On THURSDAY next, Abe -120 .instant, at "en o'clock, at Neyett's oMce, Bumf° reet, 33 Bales Bengal .SAFTFI, Ex Indus, fronifale a. For further particulars, apply to • - • - - IiLIA .NEVETT, Broker. On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Broker's Office, .(if not previously so private, •61 Tierces Fine New Car Ina BICE. 9 Half Ditto For particulars apply to Messrs. oDGE, PRICHARD, and Co., or T . COOPER., Broker. FRIDAY. . .. .. . On rainsy DOA the 13th instant, at Twelve .o'clock at Bate son. , , and Horgall's Office, tpwerPastle,street, I'?50 Bags Brazil COFFEE, Now landing ex Trinidad Packet inifJohn and James, from Bahia. 1.• . BATESON and AHORSFALL, Brokers. On Fteroxy 'next, the 13th instant, 'at Twelft o'clock, at T. and .•H. Littleds.le and Co.'s Office, Excbange-buildiuge, 19 Chests.E I. 17160, 28,0 BUFFALO )111sIS. . • Apply :to Messrs. thnoM, IticustoN , and Co„ Merchants, or T. and 11. LIT l'LEDALg,.and CO., Brokers. A 311."2 - ri; BANKRUPT PROPE ' . By order of the 4it s, On Tuusns next, the 17th i nstant, alt-past One o'clock, at C. T. Duukevie's Office, Brunswi . -street, Qpwsite the Corn Exchange, About 10,000 Bushels of WHEAT, 130 Sacks Coarse FLOUR, -90 Load's INDIAN MEAL, 15Q Sacks BARLEY FLOII3II, 200 Sacks Coarse PROVENDER) 70 Sacks BRAN, ' ' 95 Barrels FLOUR, 60 Bushels MALT, 16 Quarters BEANS, 11,000 Bushels OATS, in bond. Together with a quantity of Corn Utensils, Sacks, Weights, Beams, Scales, &c. &c.--rhe Property may be examined in the mean time, and Catalogues of Sate may be received, by applying to Mr. JAMES Hann, or to C. T: DUNLEVIE, Broker. On THURSDAY, the 19th instant, pet T ve o'clock, at the Public Sale-rooro, Exchan -buildings, 100 Bales Italian 0014. • Apply to JAMES SeENcE, Esq. 111 e qnt, or to BUCHANAN' d ROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the tl9th instant, at Twelve 'clock, at the Public Sale-room,' Exchange-bui ngs WO - Bales New South Wales QOL,] Lately landed ex FlOrentia and Enchantr ss, from Sydney.— Apply to. Messrs. AsPINALL, BROWNE, nd ASPINALL, Mer chants, or to BUC HANAN - and OWNE, Brokers. Tats DAY, (Friday;) the 10th, and To-moanow, (Wednesday,) the Ilth instant, at _Twelve o'clock precisely each day, at 87, Bold-street; • eLt_LASS, CHINA, Water-colour D R AWING S. EN -90, kil GRAVINGS, Books, of PLATES, & comprising a large Collection of Useful and Ornament Glass, Chimney Ornaments, Lustres, Wine Glasses, titers, &c. , inclUd ing some Books, in addition to the 1 not cleared at'the last two weeks' sales, and some thousands of Engravings, plain and coloured, Water-colour Drawings, and Books with Plates, all the genuine property of Mr. Lonsdale. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale; Catalogues to • be had, on the Premises. NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH MART, CrO, LORD-STRE . rrtHE above Premises Will be Ope don 'MONDAY next, the Itith instant, with a large d well selected Stock of WOOLLEN - CLOTHS; CA"' NIERS, Fancy WAIST COATINGS, VELVETS, C DS, FUSTIANS, VELVE TEENS, TuiNIMINGS • every other description of Goods connected with the Trade. 'fhe Pithlie are, therefore, respect fully solicited to Make an early inspection, and assured such Goods shall be submitted to their notice as, the Proprietor trusts, will insure to him a considerable portion of their future favours: The system determined on, and which will be strictly adhered . . to, is, to give no credit, to make no abateMent from the prices asked, and to sell Goods of the best approved manufacture at prices the most advantageous that an extensive trade conduced on Cash principles can render practicable. ,TAM.E,S. S. TRIPP, Proprietor, From BICKNELL and Wtiinkres, London. Without reserve, On WIPDNESDAY, the 25th, and TutntsDAT, the 26th instant, at Eleven for Twelve o'clock precisely, at the Ambru' Coffee House, Water-lane, Tower-street, 75 Pipes and Butts o f various 116 Mids. 28 Quarter-casks NES, 196 lihds. 148'Cases of French RED WINES; 28 H hds. 40 Quarter-casks, SO Casestench , WHITE , WINE, 32 Cases of RHENISH, 18 Cases of CORDIALS, By order of the London Dock Company, pursuant to act 9 Geo. 4, cap. 116; sec. ,107.7---Particulars and Catalogues. or. . JOHN , WILD, Wine and Spirit Broker, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 183.5. italto ,auction. VA L, UA B E BREWERY. By Messrs: tifes. IN STA N LEY and SONS, On MoNna next, e I6th instant, at eleven o'clock in. the :Forenoon, on the Premises, the Richmond:Brewery, situate . , in Richunind.row, rU K tmexpia ed INTEREST; (under ease,) being . Seven .Years in the above mentioned ce ral, well-established BREWERY, w c is capahle of Brevcing Twenty ,Barrels.a day subject to e terms and conditions of such Lease,—the particulars of iv ich may be had on applica: lion .as underneath. .A quantity of. Ale, Hops, Four useful Horses, several Pigs, Carts, Drays, &e. Also the numerous aivol.wilitable.Fixtutes, Steam Engine, Utensils, Banels, Half' Barrels, and other linplements necessary for carrying on. an - extensive business, all of which are in excellent condition. Fur further particulars apply to:Mr. M AWDSLRY, 'Solicitor, D.ram's-lame; or to THOMAS :WHINEUHAn, Accounte.nt, North Crescent Charnbors, 2, Lord-street CATHOLIC CHARITY LL. BALL in aid of the CA" )LIU SCHOOL is appointed to take place at ADELPHI HOTEL , 0 T HE , u n I •ESDAY, the 24th instant. Peremptorily, —By order of the '..ilort,gay,e. 'By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On FRIDAY, the 20th' instant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, at• Mr. Samuel owers's, the Angel HOW, - Dale-street, sub ject,.to such conditions of sale as will be then .and there produced, LL that Piece of LAND, together ith the well-accus ill:.• towed 'PUBLIC-HOUSE, cal the Grapes, erected thereon, situate•onthe south side of unter-street, in Liver pool, containing in front and at th ack sev,eralli five yards, or thereabouts, and extending i rear or depth backwards fifteen yards, orthereabouts, no • u the occupation of Mr. John Davies; together With thelree Vaud es i4yineut of a common passage, at all times, in common with the owners and occu piers of the premises adjoining the same, are together with the Ale and Spirit Licentie of . the said Public-house. The Tenure is leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool, for two lives now in . being ' aged respectively about fifty-six nti fifty-three years, atid,for the term of twenty-one years after the decease of the survivor of the said lives. The Teuant will show the l'remises ; and for further particulars Apply to E. H. KKNNEY, Solicitor, 21, Lord-street, Liverpool. By Messrs. WINSTAN LE Y and SONS, On FRIDAY, 'the 20th instant, at Three o'clock in the After noon, at Mr. Samuel Tower's, the Angel -Inn, Dale-street, subject to such conditions of sale as•will be then and there produced,—by order of the Mortgagee, ALL that Pieee of LAND or GROUND, with - the NI es suage or Dwelling-house and 'Buildings - now erected and standing or being thereon, situate on -the .north-west side of Rope-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, co taining in front to Hope-street aforesaid, and in breadth he baci severally 15 yards, in length on the north:east sid yards I foot, and on the south-west side 60 yards 6 inches c the several dimensions thereof a little more or less, now i e occupation of Mr. Chas. Abercrombie, at the -Rent of £ J er annum. Thb Tenure is -Leasehold, cr the Corporation of Liver pool, -for one life, now in being, aged about 85, and for the term of 21 -years, after the decease of the said life. , - For further particulars, and to view the Premises, apply to E. R. KENNEY, Solicitor, '2l, Lord-street, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. A T the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the GO CA_ VERNORS' of the LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, held in the Board-room, Parish Offices, No. 1, Fenwick-street, on FRIDAY, the 6th of February, 1835, The Rev. J. ASPINALL, A.M., President, in the Chair, The Annual address of the Committee to the Governors having been read by the Secretary, it was moved by Dr. DUNCAN, seconded by WM. WA IN WRIGHT, Esq., and Resolved unanimously;—That the Report of the Committee, as now read, be received, printed, and clistrluted amongst the Subscribers, as usual. The Treasurer's Accounts for the pas 7 it was moved by W. M. D'UNCAN, 1 4 1 LAWRENCE, Esq., and Bemired unanimously,—That th • read, which' have been properl printed, as usual: h was moved by Josevn crs IlAvwoon, Esq., and Resolved unanimously,—That the Thanks of thi s M eet i ng b e tendered to the Rev. James Aspinall, A.M., President, for his valuable services and unremitting attention to the interests of this Charity. It was moved by THOMAS BOOTH, Esq., seconded by the Rev. J. B. MONK, A.M., and ,ear having been read, seconded by JAsias _ reasurer's Accounts, just audited, be now passed and ART, Esq., seconded by FRAN-. Resolved unanitnously,—That the Thanks of this Meeting' be Vresented to W. P. Freme, Esq., and James Mollen eux , L sq ., ice-presidents; also to Richard Jones, Esq.; Treasurer; \V. Brocklebank and James Lawrence, Esqrs., Auditors; with the other Gentlemen of the Committee, fur their zealous attention to the interests of the Charity. It was moved by Dr. net -tots" seconded Dy W. P. BUSH sir, Esq., and Resolved unanimously,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Ministers of Religion who have so kindly preached Sermons and made Collections for the benefit of the Dispensaries. It was moved by W. P. Busting, Esq., seconded by W. M. DUNCAN, Esq., and Resolved unanimously,--That the Thanks of this Aleeting.be Cresented to the Honorary Physicians and Surgeons of this harity for their attention to the duties of their respective offices. It was moved by W. P. FREME, Esq., seconded by JAMES MULLEIEUX, Esq., awl Resolved unanimously,—That the Sum of Twenty Guineas be presented to Mr. Newuum, House Surgeon to the North Dis pensary, in consideration of his long and faithful seriices to the Institution. It was moved by JAS. MULLENEUX, Esq., seconded by JAS. LAWitENCF., Esq., and Resolved unanimously.—That the Sum of Twenty .Guineas be presented to Mr. James Boardman, the Secretary, for his acti vity and zeal in watching over and forwarding the interests of the Charity. It was moved by the Rev. J. B. Mutcx; leconded by JAMES MUI.I.F.NEUX, Esq., and Resolved unanimously,—That the following Gentlemen be the Officers fur the ensuing year:— CHARLESAORSFALL, Esq., President. W. P. FREME, Esq., Viee-president of the North Dispeusary. JAsrEs MULLENEUX, Esq., Vice-president of the South Dispensary. Nr. JAMES LAWRENCE, Treasurer. Mr. W. WeiNwitiptrr and Mr. W. P. Busuur, Auditors. . - COMMITTEE. . The Churchwardens of the Parish for the time being. Rev. J. ASpinall, Rev. R. Croft, Rev. C. W: Lawrence, Noe Members. Rev. J. H. Thom Rev. C. Wray, Mr. John Eden, I Mr. A. Thomson, Mi. F. Jordan, ' Mr. J. H. Si-fifth, Mr. W. M. Duncan, Mr. Joseph Cooper, Rev. F. Murphy, Mr. G. Provost, Rev. M. Fisher, j Mr. G. Stubbs, jun. ' Mr. JAMEs BosnnsiAN, Secretary and Collector. Dr: MAciiolim, Consulting Physician. SOUTH DISI'ENS.I.RY, 1, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET: Physicians. Surgeons. Dr. Nicholson, Mr. Mirishull, Dr. Scott, 1 Mr. Jetties Cooper, Dr. Grindrod, I Mr. Archer. Mr. J. NDTTIN GII AM, House Surgeon. Mr. A. II loGtivsori, 'Mr. W. ROWLANDS, and Mr. J. W. RATCLIFI , E, Assistant House. Surgeons. Mr. JOHN CARTER and Mr. Wm. LEECH, Apothecaries. NORTH DISPENSARY, VAU*I-114LL-ROAD. Pkysielans. ' Surgeons. Dr. Williams, Mr. Parke,. Dr. Duncan,. . Mr: T. Eden,Dr: Carson, pin, Mr. Stubbs. Mr. H. NEWNUM, House Surgeon. Mr. J. C. Swicritsto, Mr. W. LOCHART, and Mr. C. R. BUTTER, Assistant House Surgeons. Mr. J. GAMES,MY:J.BRAITHWAITE, and Mr. W. C. HENSUAN, Apothecaries!. It was moved by GEo. Sruaas, jun., Esq., seconded by Dr. M ACIIOIRE, arid Resolved unapimegsly,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Churchwarden,s for the use of their Board room on this occasion. (Signed) JNMES. ASPINALL, Chairman. The Chairmap haying vacated the Chaii, it was moved by Dr. DUNCAN, Seconded by Js.stus LAWRENCE, Esq.,, and Resolved urkuniesously,—Th4 the Thanks of this Meeting be tendered to the Rev. James Aspinall, A.M., for his able and !ILlpartial , c(mulget in the Chair. TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL. ripHE bustle and turmoil of a National Election is now over. Business again•rises from the lethargy into which it was plunged, (by the intense interest as to the issue which, absorbed : every individual mind,) and assumes its wonted aspect —our political differences only live in remembrance—our warm dis cussions, in espousing each our favourite cause, are lull e d i nto forgetfulness, and every seeming angry feeling which then per vaded the mind is now buried in ohlivlon. With these cheering prospects, an 4 the apitation having quite subsided, I avail myself of the opportu • v which the present tranquil state presents, in announcin • o the calm and dispas sionate minds of the Public of Live ooi, (from the advanced period of the season, combined wi the disadvantages which the Winter Trade from of rin ward causes,) that I have determined to make at one a siderable reduction, not only on Articles connected with c 'inter Stock, but likewise on every Article that is used • ousekeepers, and calculated fur domestic purposes, in ord • 4,0 make room for an extensive Spring Purchase, which the following List, with the Prices at tached, must serve to show, and, on inspection, fully prove : Coloured Gros de Naples at is. 61d. and Is. ll d.; a choice Lot at 2s. 64d., worth, at the lowest ebb of the market, 3s. 3d.; Washing Sarsnets, ell wide, Is. a yard; Double width Merinos I lid. ' worth as.; Boas, three yards long; 221 d. each; Chintz Printed Dressesis. 6d. each,9l yards; Gauze Ribbons lid.- a yard; Fur-top lined - Gloves laid. a pair; yard wide 'Bobbin Nets 511, present value Is.; Fashionable Silk Cloaks 10s. 6d. to 355. each.; together with a very extensive and equally cheap Stock of SHAWLS, IRISH LINENS., SHEETINGS% COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, BLANKETS, TABLE LINENS, &c. &c. In presenting the above statement to the public notice, I am fully aware of the prejudice which exists against the system I have adopted; but. when I confidently and conscientiously ap peal to my Friends, Patrons, and others who have frequented my Establishment, that I have never deluded them in their ex.; pectations, neither have I 'condescended to the demoralizing . practice of instituting fiction for reality, which has been the sole cause of such prejudice, I presume that I have a legitimate claim to public confidence, the foundation of which has been established upon the rock of truth and fair dealing, which; to - make imperishable, will ever call forth the moat strenuous efforts of your obedient Servant, JAMES MORRISH. Compton House,l7, Church-areet. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, LYMM. TO be LET, and entered upon in May next, au excellent 'FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly situate iu the Romantic Village of Lymm, consisting of Dining, Drawing, Breakfast, and small Sitting-room, six Bed-rooms, Dre4ing-room, and Closet, with Attics over, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Scullery, excellent Cellars, and other requisite Offints. The House is replete with Fixtures, And well supplied with hard and Oft Water, Two-stalled Sta , Shippon, Gtg house, and Piggeries, an excellent Gard , and about two Acres (Cheshire measure) of Land. The House is situate about four miles from Warrington, six from Altrincham, fifteen from Manchester, and twenty-two from Liverpool. The 'PacVets on the Bridgewater Canal, and Old River, with Coaches on the Liverpool and Stockport road, pass and repass the House daily. For Further ptrticulars apply, (if by letter, postpaid) to Mr. Grtthipy, Reddish, Lymin. ,ST. DAVID'S DAY. 'VILE ANNIVEUSAR 1( of ST. ,DAVID'S I)AV will be celebrated on MONDAY, the 2d of 'March next, when the Directors and Friends of the Welsh Charity • .00ls will attend Divine Worship at Fr. DAVID'S Cl ItCH,, where the Service will be performed in the Anci • British Language. After Service the , Annual - Examinat of the Chiidren will take, place, to which the Friends of th ostitutiou are earnestly invited. Tickets may be had on application to the Master of the School. _ . _ . 'the Directors and Friends of the Welsh Charity Schools wil afterwards DINE together at the AuELPnt Iloilo.. Phone ou.the Table at Five o'clock. GEURGE GRIFFITH, Esq., of Garn, President. JOHN PENIBERTON, Esq., Vice-President. Tickets, Orck GUINEA each, to be had at the Bar of the -Hotel. :rtin El 'WORKMEN in the EinploY of - Nlessrs. FOSTER and X STEWART, Sufferers from the late - destructive fire, deem it their duty respectfully to offer to the Worshipful the Mayor, Alderiumi, 'aim - those Ladies and Oentleu.en w save so libe rally contributed to the Fund for their,Reliel - , - expression of their humble thanks. assuring them that tl • feel deeply the obligation, and trust their conduct wi4l ever •stiff• to their bene fartOrs how greatly they are indebted f this public •mark.of sympathy Toev beg to embrace this opportu yof acknowledging to the Workmen in the respective emp. oys who have contributed the •obligation under which they are fa d, assuring them that they will be ever ready, should misfortune assail them, to con tribute to their relief. , Itwould,particolarly oblige if those G3ntlemen who have not paid their Subseriptious would have the kindness to leave the same¢f fhe Otfice of Messrs. FOSTER and F.W ART, .11, Hen shaw-street,Liverpool. GUARDIAN FIRE AND Lin: ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDO WILLIAM CHAMLEY, Agent t e Guardian Assur -mice Company, begs to infort le Public that he has removed-trout 01lice No. 9, to No. 5 Exchange-alley, Liver pool. W. C. takes this opportunity o returning thanks far the -pa tronage hitherto so liberally given to this Company, and solicits a continuance thereof, which, by an assiduous attention to all orders committed to Iris charge, it will ue his study to deserve. ilaturation. E Rev. HENRY STEBBING 1.A., &c., Author of 1 the History of the Church, in Dr ardner's Cyclopeedia, &c. &r., receives PRIVATE PUPI .—Terins, lOU Guineas per Annum. London, 16, Euston-square. N ER. SORBY begs to inform his Frien and the Public iio i that he has taken Dr. W. H. W e ►s, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, - LOndou, in . RIN EItS li IP. There is a Vacancy fur a respecta Pupil, w • ho will be per mitted to attend the Lectures at e Manchester Medical School, during the last three years of his Apprenticeship. Eccles, near Manchester, Feb. 9. 1835. eratie anti ffiattufacturtO, ON SALE, LLANGOLLEN ALE OF CHAMVAG; BRILLIANCY. lIIHIS delicious and celebrated AL is just now in the highest order. WM. HALLWAY. EAST INDIA. COMPANY'S TEAS. ABROCKSOPP and Co. take the earliest opportunity to in form the Nobilty, Gentry, and Public, that, having an immense Stock of TEAS, it is not their intention to take ad vantage of the rise in the Market, occasioned by the stoppage of the Trade with China, but yvill continue supply them at Wholesale Prices, as before.. B. and . s well-known and celebrated Teas need po comment, The Public's obliged and obe ent Servants, • OCKSOPP and Co. 'ea Warehouses, 233 and 234, li• -street, Borough. Congon Tea,ids.; Strong Col , 48.4 d., with great strength, 4s. Bd.; Pekoe flavour, ss. ; strong full - flavour Pekoe, ss. 4d. ; full-thivoured Dyson. 6s. 6d.; go od Do:, is., Fine 8s; Sung Souchong, 65.; tine Mocha Coffee, 28.-6 d. N.B.—Older by post, with Remittances payable in London, wilt be punctually attended to. EDINBURGH SHAWL WAREHOUSE, 78, BoLD-sTEEET, NEXT THE OLD MUSIC HALL. puI,NGLE AND LAWSON, SHAWL MASUFACTUTIERS. AT the above Establishment (the first of the kind opened for the exclusive Sale of Shawls in Liverpool) will be found the most complete and varied STOCK of SHAWLS of Foreign and British Manufacture, the s ly being kept up under advantages possessed by po other ouse in the Trade. H Th e FRENC SHAWLS are rsonally selected four times in the year,. by, Mr. PittNta the resident Partner in Liverpool, and intermediately fo aided by their Agent in London and Paris. For the supply of. BRITI ' SHAWLS, VRINGLV and Lawsort have had for the his wo years an Establishtitent 39, BOCOANAN-STIIKET,opp to Argyle Meade, Glasgow, from whence Mr. LAWSON forwar s weekly to Liverpool all the new Patterns of their own and those of the most celebrated ,Manu facturers, on their first appearance, thereby preserving, at all seasons of the year, a continued and elegant supply of New Goods. These advantages, combined with the influence they possess n the Market from the quantity of Shawls they dispose of, wholesale and retail, will enable Chem to preserve that marked preference which has hitherto been given to their Establish ments in Liverpool and Glasgow. INDIA SHAWLS Bought or Exchanged. • FEATHER BED AN U MATTRESS WAREHOUSE, No. 69, LIME-STItEET, LIVERPOOL. And at No. 4, Police-street, King-street, Manchester. 11) DAVIS, having . just made a consid. able Reduction in the Prices of FEATHERS, resp• fully solicits Families and those who are now furnishing to i pect his Stock i which has been prepared with the uti4ost p..sible care, and warranted double-stoved, perfectly sweet, au. eady for immediate use. OLD BEDS STOVED, CL t ,JED; and DRESSED by a new process of Machinery'; d, to prevent . inconvenience ditring the time required, Families will be accommodated with the use of good clean Beds. Old Mattresses Stoved, Cleaned, and Re-made. Bed Ticks of all Sizes. Hair, Flock, and Straw Mattresses ready made. Curled Hair, Silk, and Woe' Flocks. Ladies au:l Milliners supplied with fine Goose Down. N.B."—Uphulsterers and Cabinetmakers supplied on the most advantageous terms. [PRICE 7D. TO THE FEELINGS OF THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL. A YOUNG FOAIEIGN LADY of respect who pos. tl sesses many Accomplishments and h. seen Governess in one of the most respectable Establishmen in London, from wheat , : she has the best references, f .r of s uai c ieuc intro duction only, is remaining here it a ost distressed state, without a single friend, and unable t 'cure either Pupils or Situation, .is consequently obliged • olieit the support of - a few benevolent individuals of this town, to 'atiord her toe means to return to London. _ Any donations will be most gratefully received, directed to X.X. at the Standard-office. Zo be Altifb. MOSSLEY-MILL. i rr is intended shortly to offer for SALE, in nts - Varying in JL extent'from4 to IfStatute Acres; adapt to the erection of handsome Residences, with suitable Pi sure Grourkls, the well-known and very valuable;Field•cal 'MOSSLEY-II ILL PARK, the Property of BAKER DAw N, containing . M Acres; situate oil the East side of the bad leading from Liver pool to Ga.rstou, opposite the Mansio and Grounds occupied JOHN EWAIiT, Esq.,' and commanding the most delightful views from almost every point. Plans are in-preparation, and-in the mean time any further particulars may he known by applying to Mr. JOHN NORTH, Exchange -alley. 'Ey bt ;4- i rrO be LET,. and may be entered lion immediately, a Licensed ALE and r,lt - PORT OUSE, situated bear the new Customhouse. The House is . guxl repair, and well adapted fa—Lodgers. "Ilt.nt, and etitigng in, low ; the present occupier is declining business:—Fur further particulars inquire at N0.,8, BitooxES'S-SQUAltli. MUCH WOOLTON. TO .be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, an excellent 1 HOUSE, containing two Parlours, (one on eec h side of the door,) Kitchen, and Scullery, on the same floor; three Bed-rooms and Dressing-room, on the second floor; and two good Attics. The House is entirely pellared under, and has a good Garden, Terrace Cistern, and Spring Well. Also, a HOUSE near the above, containing Front and Back Parlours, two Bed-rooms. and two excellent Attics; Kitchen and Cellar; it has a good Garden, and capital Spring Well. Apply to Mr. Grtocorr, Allerton-lane, Mach Woolton; or to Messrs. Butt) and GRocotr, Solieitors, Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool. CHEAP LITERATURE. Just Published, price One Shilling, (returned to Purchasers.) ACATALOGUE of an exten s iv e an d va lu a bl e St oc k of NEW and OLD BOOKS, (warrant perfect). con sisting of ,MANY THOUSAND VOLUA S of STAND ARD WORK.S, in Divinity, Theology, ,ernious, History, ,Voyages, Travels; Biography, Medicin aiLeuiaticc., ClaSsics, NOvels, Roinauces, Poetry, and the a Arts, offered to the Public. horn 'Tv4eutv-five to Seventy 'c per cent. below the original prices, fur heady Mouey f By T H OM AS "JOHNSON, Potikseller,. Stationer, Binder, and Account Book Manufac turer, N o . 2,), Dale-street, Liverpool, near the Railway Office. Schools, Libraries, and Book Societies supplied on the most liberal tern.—Libraries and small Parcels of Books Bought or Exchanged. AN ADDRESS, UNANIMOUSLY AGREED TO BY TILE CLERGY OP THE DEANER?' OP AMOINDERNESS, ASSEMBLED . AT GARSTANG, ON TIES DAY, JANUARY 14;18435. To the Right Rev: JOHN BIRD, Lord Bishop of Chester. TOT E . , the CLERGY of the Deanery :of Amounderness,_ V beg toapproach..your Lordship with the expression of our sentiments in the present state of Church affairs. We are anxious to give utterance to the unditninished at tachment and reverence which .we - feel towards the Rulers, the Polity, and the Doctrines of the Established church, of which we cl;.',eati it an honour to be Ministers; and our anxious desire that measures should be taken for raising the Church to the highest possible state of efficiency. While we would strenuously repel the too prevalent thirst for alteration, for its own sake, we cannot reflect, without an eager desire for well-emisidered improv e ment, u p on th e ev ils incident to Pluralities and Non-residence—the uncertainty and difficulty attending the collection of Church -rates, Easter-dots, and Tithesthe want of Churches, Parsonage-houses, and ade quate stipends in many districts—and the impracticability of restraining immoral and unprofessional conduct in Clergymen, which, in a human institution, must be occasionally xpeeted to appear. It cannot be necessary for us to enlarge upo . cse topics, neither would we presume to dictate th metho most suitabie fur giving effect to our wishes; but we oul umbly suggest, (and we hope your Lordship may see g d make known our desire to the King, and to the Archbi. of Canterbury and York,) that the most likely way to ni the end, 'which we believe to be considered desirable b,y arge body of the wise and good it, the land, would be for the Crown to issue a-Com mission, similar to those which have been appointed at for Mer periods of our History, to promote beneficial alterations in the points before alluded to, and any. others which investigation Way show to be desirable. - In conclusion,"we beg leave to assure your Lordship of our cordial . willinguess to co-operate with our rulers in all'safe and friendly measures of Church Reform, and of our honest and anxious desire td do our part, in dependence upon GOd's bles : sing, towards renderi ng th e U n it e d Ch urc h o f E ng l an d an d Ireland, the great bulwark of Truth and Righteousness, and the honoured - dispenser of spiritual blessings to all 'Classeli of his Majesty's subjects. Roger Carus Wilson, M.A., Vicar of Preston. Robert Harris, 8.D., Minister of St. George's, Preston. Hugh Horuby, M.A., Vicar of St. Michael's. Charles Hesketh, M.A., Vicar of Poulton-iu-the-Fylde. R. Watson, Minister of WYersdale.. William Thoruber, 8.A., Incumbent of Blackpool. John Dobson, M.A., Curate of Poulton. Thomas Raven, M.A., Mini s t er o f T r inity Church, Pr es t on . T. Rowley, M.A., Incumbent Minister of Stalinine. William Peachy Mellersh, 8.A., Curate of Hambleton. Isaac Mossop, Curate of St. Michael's-upon-Wyre. Robert Sttidhohne, Incumbent curate of Goosuargh. James Pedder, Curate of Gantang. John redder, M.K., Curate of Garstan". Joseph - Rigge, M.A., Minister of 'St. Watirs, Preston. William Dixon, Minister of Broughton. William Fenton, Minister of Admaria Thomas Banks, Incumbent of Singleton. Robert Buwnes, Curate of Poulton. "noting Benn, Curate of Whitechapel. Richard Moore, Perpetual Curate'of Lund. Charles B. Howard, Curate of Kirkham. Frederick Maude; Incumbent. of Lougridge. Thomas Duell, Minister of St. LaWrente's Chapel. William Hamby, 111. A., Curate of St. Michael's. David Umpleby, Chaplain to the Lunatic Asylum. John Hull, M.A., Cut ate of Lancaster. Charles Bury, M.A., Incumbent Curate of Skerton. Thomas Butcher, Curate of Hambleton. Robert Housman, Minister of St. Ann's, Lancaster. Thomas M. Postlethwaite, Curate of Cockerhatn. Thos. Britton, Incumbent Curate of POulton-by-tbe-Sands. William Dixon, Incumbent Curate orEllel. Thomas Clarke, M.A., Curate of Preston. Garstatiy,'Jthtttary'la, 1835. THE BISHOP'S ANSWER. Palace, Chester, January 29, 18.;5. MT DEA it Sta,—l heg to convey to you, as Chairman of the meeting at Which it was subscribed, my acknowledgment of the address which you have forwarded to me, containing the sem i- Ments of a large proportion of the Clergy of Amouuderness, on the affairs of our Church; andi have received with satisfaction the renewed assurance of attachment to the essential excellence of our Estahlisbnieht, Which is there declared by valuable body of Inv Clergy. 9f the disadvantages under which the Church is labouring, and which arc noticed in the address, some may admit of easy remedy, others I fear are closely interwoven with our state of society. and will hardly disappear till a mole general convic tion prevail, that public or private resources can never be mole wisely employed than in promoting the glory of God, and the interests of religion. At the same time, I roncur with those who have signed the address, in thinking that much benefit might be derived from an authorised inquiry into the circum s t ances o f th e Church, into the causes whichh - in different pasts of the country are im peding' its eftitiencv 'and the best' means of removing thew. It will be my duty Co communicate your senthrientS Upon this subject in accordance with your desire. Meanwhile, I rejoice in the concluding paragraph of your address, whieh'asiiires me of yohr'vvillingness to co 7 operate in all those measures which may bCniost likely, under the divine blessing, to advance the great object of old Church Establish ment. For it is 'certailr,.that under any general system,'Many local difficulties and deficiences must occur, which• can only' be remedied lit local exertions and individual zeal, and that they may be thus remedied ev(n under our present ciretnstatiFes, is proved •by what' h as taken pla‘ce Muhr try'otvii in many parts oftlie Deanery of Amounderuess. I Rev. and Dear, Sir, Yuur affectionate Brurber, • -Rev. R. Ca'ruS' Wilson, J. 13, e H ESTER. Vicar of Preston. Yantt ! 'TO SURCIEONS, A POTIIECARIES, AYOUNG MAN, who has s'erqcliti:s Term of Apprentices - hip, at a Public Institiitiou, • Wi'slik•s to engage himself as au ASSISTANT to 4..111:RIYIVAI: PRACTITIONER. Fur particulars apply to Mr. Tilos. REAY. 44,.chprch-stre e t.. . _. .._ . itOOAI. ~ ATLEMAN GEN . , wishes to have Pit ISTAT.P . 11'661'6 in . a pleasant situation in a small and respectable Family, where Lodgers have not seen take efore„ and within twenty: Minutes' waik or 'Change. , Th e y u s t b e at a ' nuderate,priee, as he is a g'rea't deal awns frqm torn, iartietdstrly in the summer. Address D. .G. Stand , i'id-oFP.ce, Liverpool. P:g.-,--_,Real AddreSs oniv attended. • AGENIL Eiq.AN, in the ririme of life, active, industrious habits, aud.great experience iii re eral business, is de-.. sirens of forming a Copartnery, or • ntracting an Agency abroad, or at home, with . any respecta e and enterprising Es tablishment. Unluestionable ref,are Ces as to cha ra cte r •arici . ability will be futnished.—Address Box. P.,* No. 7, Post-. office, Liverpool. . . . • BOROUGH COURT OF LIVERP.OOL. JAINItS ASPINALL, ESq., - MA. AMBROSE LACE, and T ,-, ... ' ~;.,..„4,,,,,' of eft Jim Es powN ALL, Es ..ices, ii..ir.r,.. IPOOTICE IS HER BY GI 'EN, tha Court 6f . P4ssage, L\ for the Trial of Causes depending') the said Court, WDI be held before the laid Mayor and naili ,ip 'the Court -roots, within the Sessions'-house, in Cha . -titreet;' in th.e,. Sabi Borough, on TH Cll5 DA Y, the sth day' of March,,pext; of wilielx, the Attnibits of the said Court art rep .o ui s re r d E to it, tale ovi ti t o . t e icl ic. sth Feb., 1835. WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, 7t A m 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL; ADJRINING Tilti POSTOFFICg., EMPORIUM • • Fon SUPERIOR LONDON JEW jkily SUPERB. BRONZES, CLOCKS, 'MPS, •CiIIANDB 7 . LIERS, CHIMNEY 0 MENTS, AND ALL THE V OLA FANCY MANUFACTURE'S OF 'NGLAND, FRANCE, • GERM (S^c., MANUFACTORY Folt 'WORK-BOXES, WRITING DESKS; AND DRESSING-VASES. . . ViSITOIIS and Strangers in Liverpool, and the,Publie 'ge icral, are reSpectfully invited to viiit this. Unique Establ(itimeig, whether as Purchaser or Parties in search tit aintisenient, the Of the %STOCK t Certainly one of tint largest and most varied in England) being conveniently arranged; for inspection, and the price marked on each Article, from, which no deduCtions are Blade iior credit given, —this System. enabling the Proprietor to-offer his Goods lOwer than any other. The ft: WELL E R Y is of the best London nufacture, and has given general 'satisfaction '; in 'Consequence, 'I'.,WOOLFIELD finds a continually increasing denortid, and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Snick' with th*, choicest and most fashionable Articles, and tokeep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price { if which cannot fail t o 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. miser, and the regularrfip , ished Stock of the;e Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in any oilier tlouse in the Kin: dom. In the planning of both Larlies'and Gentlemen's Dress, ing-Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them as conve nient and as complete as possible for Travelling.. 'Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any Part; oT the fittings or Instrinnenti as may suit theni;or CO limier CaseS made to accommodate their own Articles. -" A large Assortinent of GENTLEMEN'S DRES,SING CASES and POUC n ES, in Rtissiti 'or Mor occo 1 4 4 e.aihrr ; also small MILITARY DIiESSING-CASES, containing all th a t is needful, and weigiug only six ounces each. '• NE PLUS ULTRA WR ITING-DESKS, for TraVelling, complete with Patent lukstatids, Sze., in great variety-, from Its. lid. to £4 each. PA PER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS 'Sie In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING.: CASES, &C., T. WOOLFIELD'S Woikuien have' great eipe, rienee; andite has the mead's to complete e%:erything• that is intrusted to hitn•in this branch in the tilus,t kub§taiitial Manner.; with economy'iind despatch. T. Wooi.Fit.h begs to raw particular ot4ntion to his splen did array of CLOCKS and T I EPI EC ES', in GILT, BRObiZfi, ALABASTER, rANCY WOODS, '&.'.C.; the Stock is itnmenso4 large, and the, Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price variug 'from to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Atoements, which are all Warranted. An iininence choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET,'.and 'other RETICULES, from 3S. to three Guineas' each. Alio, PURSES Plain and very Richly Embroidered, froin Is. to 30s. each. • • ' LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at 'of!. 6d. per P/Or". LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of the ;hest Paris Manufacture._ A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in, IVOItY, MOTHER. :of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. . . . . , CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON' BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. '' T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLUCKS,, of the tinie of Louis XI V., Cxtieniely well suited for Country', Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These 4rti i cleg are now much in favour, and very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMP and CIiANDth;IERS in great .va-, .riety, adapteil to Private RUonis of all pines, 'rublic Buildings. Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD., BRACKET, FIGURE, dig HALL - LAMPS, on the neiveqt anti most approved construe- I'. Woot,FIELD also RE-BRONZES, RE-LACQUERS, .and PAIRS LAMPS of alldescriptioni; and keeps for Sale algretti: variety of GROUND and 'CUT GLASSES, adaptertri' all • 4 :kinds of Lamps. • CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine; specimens of very .01d China: in JARS, VASES, JARDI= NIER-ES, PLATES, DISHES, &é. Elaborately . eat'ved'' IVORY FANS,I.VARD-CASES, &r. Likewise a variety of: real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANN.LD and LACQIERRO Work. ROOGERS AND SoN's WARRANTEn CUTLERY, in RA-, ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE-KN IVES, and: DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. Also a variety of r yery complete Sets of TABLE CU'II.ERY; fitted up in cases 'exceedingly convenient *for preset-Ong them in good' condition. SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plated on 'Steel' DLITO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han dles, in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with ,Silk, • Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservatiOu, and forming very snitabld Marriage •1 JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PApluit MaFtin and Igor from the plaint* to the most expensive Patterns. . A large A s sortment of MUSICAL SN UFP BOXES, 'direct from Geneya, playing froth two to' twelve Tuhei: Several v ery fine large BOXES, playiuk tl ino4 'Celebrated O ver t u res : price from to 4;30, • • THOMAS Ntroot.viatn begs to state, that the increasing Va. trohage hi& Establishment has !Pet with Will encourage him to persevere in selecting, both from LOndon 'and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are lil<efy to be pleasing to' his extensive connexion. To make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive a& any in the Empire his been a great dbject *of 'his ambition, and ' the liberality of the public has enable'd'hith to succeed beyond his expectations. •N.B. Three WoatciNct Jn•WELI,Ens are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing and• Making of Articles of Jeweij: fery'to Order; this cOnventetne, with a Daily - Pared to •Lon,lon, and Birmingham, -enables T. W. to 'attend with the uirnasi. promptness to 'all • COmmissions in that department with which' he may be favoured. • • •' • ' • In the DRESSING-CASE and WRITING-D'ESK Depart ment T. W. has Vifteen Of the'most exPeiiencett Wiirkinen .tti tho Trade_ constantly_ emplOyed on the Pretuibes in—churcn street. 'I he adya'n(ages - he has in 'the wojk in this branch' of his Business Must L'e'olViouS. •. • MERCHANTS and cA PTAINS would find • PRES , ING-CASES yeti - safe and profitable A rticlestOr SHIpMENr to most parts of . the Civilised World. TORTOLSESHELL COMBS, BRUSHES; and all kititti' of the most ippiove'd aria fashion able P E pti ME ItY . Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE imported direct friiniCd.:•' 13' ogre, :is. 6d. per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Si c, IOLLETT, ' 9 )h