The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

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Loading in Prince's Dock. : le- j si ' , rsir.iiATANlAAlr 9 tt, • ,TllO. flue.. j. 1 Ship .3..0.N.D0N. 13 ' 11 945 , Per WgisW ; ,Antiq in Odia •of teotk . nrol no-' • (Irr en" - :4vinein to $.41,,in all : The Inontlf of:August., full or. not full.— Pnr. fri;ight okp4Wgr, .ilaVitig.. splendid .aveomnodittions . , fur pa*ngers..4l}p4v.,to' Mr. $A N DFitsON. .Messrs. Italinii,T WISE and Co.,tMertirants, or J'. .N. ;.W.oQl.),:ktud C 0... 13 rn kers. . WEST INMES. t For. DEMBRAR . - 2 'l'he SI4):EN DIAN lIEF, ~, 1 . , ,'`. .: .4,.. - - . J. iH. Av mt.' tesis,' inmander. • 13urthaniter registerallo tons.— .or-freight orpag.spp..,e,: (the cabin accommodation lielag very superlor,).early.applica= I.4 ign.tuttst tle,:tnide•to . JOHN GLADSTONE-and C. ' 4 . • For BARBADO, , tbe Brig MAC xS, t tiati4ml4 Smuott. 44UAI,E. luster. 4 --For frtttg . tat or ciese.apply to , ,IR ag LA .Ai, and lIIGGINSON z rs' Expec(ett u,arrive, and sail qyai ‘ n , i cal August. ,:Eor ,13 A,RB ADO The Barque 8.A.11 )IAN, JAtaxrAil NAGI. luster. For frp• ht r we l rio 14 lg °,l) 11. rITHE !AND' 1 Co., , 4, , an Woltteuholmo , square, 5140 18 k 1 ,AKISRICA. For ST. JOHN, N. ~ iramerliate tl atch, ;The fist.ga,:king,Buque OANNA, iJaHN,AI klit it mi t ; h ASS er. Pc.psvii4ge,4pply,to I)UNCAN GIBB. 3 • -To $Ol in a pr days. 1 • HEAL, ias , t 1. he verylineiWnrkington-bolit. Il xg EDG4R, -Captain GiasoN • 13 orthen per register'229 tons . ; coppered copper-Tastened ;:- !a , rust vessel ;' 'has woos vnlti for measure?, &Goods - , having her ;4teavy freight all on .s'diard. For .terms of fre,iyht .appy to eisrs. JosamiTtiosTE•and Co., -or to JOHN GORDON. and Co. For.: QII EBEC, The f iiritish-bnilbßi.rquiPONs iELID, 315 tons a4gister . • tying north-end runstyick. Dot si,ill be despatebe'd oin tke.4th Au st, and take what,. 4-ikr Ggods•tay Offerat a. moderate freight Vill - be;:aticceeded by the Ship JOfIN FRANCIS, vtiQrel w i tlLbe despatched, about the 15th ,Augost.—For, freight; ' 43 cPaoage - apidy to • JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. On Togsns y neat, the, 11th instant, at Half.pastAne o'clock, at M r. Fenwick treet. , A. Quantity of CORN UTENSILS, con • • ing of Weights, Beams, Scales, Shovels, & , , • 'WOO SACKS - also , 6:.) Barrels i'ol2li, Q Hogsheads ?. Fine old Londqn,rrticular 9 Quarter PipeSS MADEIRA N INE. • The above is the Property of Parties Dissolving PartnerShiN and lurther particulars may be known by applying to 'C. T. DUN LEVIE, Brqker. ; • IVIEDITEAR4INZ,AN • , i*.Sciereeds toe Comm a et f, $ i Mkt . I Vor LEG 1-I.OR N rect, ..—..„..... .T.he beautiful.Batque ;1 ;CTOII, WI I.LIAM CRISP, )116Ier: St A :1. at,l. 4 loyd,'S; 158 tons , • coppered and coppeas.s. , '''"e 4 4; Wb.ll4lolovin..as A reinarkahly fast-soiling vessel; and in, Vry , reff.ect.a . tirsttrate conveyance. ; now loading lathe King's, "fx4iktlt warranted, Arst vesscl.Apply to .4J. G. ,Vitiurß, "15, Exchange-chambers. aIie.COLUIN/81N,e., for, theLabove Port, is now filling up. , ;ITAW;SOUTH WALES. Warranted firet -Ship after the •JESSIE, and will be decpalched about the 20th August, , FordIOBAIVT 'TOWN an SYDNEY, ‘trit . !:' . The beautiful .fast-sailing ' hip CLYDE, i. N.• 1 USIA NIV Coto au ; i I MP. lun Lauder ; , burthen per register 401 tons.—For freight or; t i. MPillite,esppirto.llesirs. 4VI LOlNfor , S MI 14-1 a=d SoN, or , to . ;1 WILLIANI BELL, 20,4Vater‘street. *train WaViption. ifililiENOCl-JAND - .GLASGOW STEAMERS, With Goods. and , Pcissofgers, _ tlfib. •Wa ,THREE TIMES ItyWEEK, 1 ,-. , very . ToEsnAy, Taultsrmig - and 'SATURDAY. g RE- C IT. Y• OF GLASGOW ' II Vi.AM•PACKET COMPANY'S VESSELS, _- , ,,,!CMY. , OF.GLASGOW (New Steamer) ALEXANAEIVDRY4-' .DA Lk, Commander, • t NULQAN,- ROST. 'Ew ING, Commander, JOHNIENTOOD, , Joim BOYD, Commander, 84 'il•eas -under, from the Clarence Dock, with or •withont _.... : The CITY of GLASGOW sails TO:q4,OItROW, (Saturday,) 'the Bth instant, at 'Bleven o'clock in the'Foreuodn . gibe VULCAN sa ils on Tel:spay next, the llthinsta.nt, at r"vitve o'eloek'at'Neon. The 'JOHN WOOD sails on THUI.sDAY next, the 13th „ Katt ; atento o'clock in tbe Afternoon. 'Apply to 'DAVID WIVER and Co., 34, Water-street. ...;+;`it , LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST. , .. / ,..„. ..k \ ''... -!`,.. 1 ...K:A. The ,new Steam-packet FALCON, .a large and. J *l , - ; .very sivift-sailing Vessel, is appointed. to sail from I.- LIWOO.L to BELFAST, as ',follows, from the Clarence: taih 1 2 ,, Day, ( F rid a y,) 7th August, at o'clock in the Evening.. 'Friday, 14th August, 'at 1 o'cl kin the Afternoon. t Prid qx , dist -August, 'at 8 &clock in.the Evening. t •FridaYo2Bth , August, atl o'clock - in the Afternoon. ?he FALCON lea7es BELFAST, for "LIVERPOOL eveos "Nes - 0 4 y. .IANGTRYS and C 0.., 30, Water-street. Y _ . On THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at the Pulllie' D ig' Sale-room, Ex c han 4 e,buildi , 62 Chests E as t India IND 0, Just lauded, ex G o ld en Fleece, fr Calcutta. - 46 Serous Gu a ti tn ala IN GO, Just landed, ex Rapid, from Realijo. Apply to JOHN and . 3',1111E5 BARON,-Brokers. T. I, EtiEIIA..L.STRAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Tow ign Packets. • i • t ii ;k4 , - t , THE-GENRRAL STEAM ,NAVIGATION, , '' t, oat Plik NNI , S first-rate and superior •PAOK-. ~.'t,•. -•• „1". ETS4caye the CUSTOM.HOUS.E, LONDON, vt . L..„ ..-. Y. , ~.... for -414-tdialaßlJitGH,Jcarrying his Maje y'-s Mails,) every Wed , Aii l 4 - 14 ;tY-and Saturday, early in theu orning, returning every .„„ e ullesday and• Saturday. FrornwHambitigh the distance is l' 1 72 ( 1 , 3 5 trifles to Lubeck, from whence the splendid ateam it„-. rts ALEXANDER and NICOLAY sail for St. Peters-- in -r gn 'Weekly. Steamloackets ale() leave -Lubeck weekly for "every succeeding aod 'for Stockholm Saturday, Ist August, and . ver y•siteceeding fortnight. 1 1 4, 0 'PrEIVDAM • and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's ''.,9; :410.g. 11 M every Wcilnesday . ,and Saturday Morning, at Seven • )7 0 ( oek ,pre Reduced Farei—Chief C vise abin ly, returning evers :Wed , n t2 esd -2s. ay and SatuSay . !. . , r lit i ttserigers ,to. COLOGNE, and any .other place on the „,' LNE, can.proceed Antwerp Oeneral Steam Navigation Corn ,tin'3l,,Y,B Rotteidam -or Packets on the lowest.terms, ..,, k ''" 'al'e e-entitled to peculiar advantages. A splendid .new 't! tu Alhip, Wilt expressly for this . station, •will commence '` au iag,sliortly. ti:ANTWERP -and the .121-lINE, with a bag of letters from . ' l 2 Postaffie e , every Sunday:and Thursday - Morning, at •Ten .reeisely returriing.eyery Sunday and Wednesday; at the mine : 414 . lietinced!Pures—chief Cabin, £2.25. •tt;43BTEND and the 'RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re tying eyerrrneid ay night. i„CALAIS, every Sunda Wednesday, and Saturday Morn „F' returning every Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday • 4ht. ti 4._ °I-ILOGNE, y' every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday, return 74K.eytry.Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. • / 1 43441GHT0N, 'for DIEPPE, every Wednesday and Satur • ) ky; returni n ' ever • Monday and Thursday. i,,,, ••' tixI MHTON, for' HAVRE, 'twice a-wkek. ..tiNplications for freight, on the Rotterdam and -Antwerp '•40;: to -hemada•to, M essrs. DE .B LE and RA HN, 4, Crescent, ii 9 *; on Om- other stations •to Mr. NORMAN, 1,-Water -I.e, 1 5S ; o n ;information may also. be obtained from essrs. nALL, Wharfingers,43ustom-house Quay; M r. SCATES, " 44 . - , ll, amsgate;,Mr.C•A timii, Agent, -Margate; Mr. B L ACK, •. riNtt ~,[i'glitian ; _Messrs. Cnwili: and SoN, Foreign Newspaper #;t: t "' 4 u; ,St. ,Martia's-le-Grand ; •Mr. Coi..mAN, 61, Charing- IC' s -P,i •Mt.l.l k nioiwooo ,56, Haymarket ; and;at the Office -of )` - ' ° filpany, 69, Lombard-street. eek , 'eAti steam Packets .may be engaged ..for!Fowi IV 'and • rquhns. . - CHAS. BESSELL,Setretary. ' 74 trel 4e nos „Navigation Com/mil/1; . - .., 9 • tombasii,..str.ee' t, Lotdrin. TO BUILDERS. 13EESONS desirous of aTtraciliiiifoi the Erection of Four DWELLING-HOUSES, at Ellesmere ' Port, in the Township of Whitby, are requested to transmit Proposals, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for a ßbilding Houses at Ellestnere Port," to Mr. Cutmks, TowWWharf, Chester, on or before Frirlay,:the 14th August instant. Plans and Specifications may ho seen on application to Mr. JOHN Caoss, at the Canal Locks, Ellesmere Port, who will point mit the sites. Canal Office, Ellesmere, Ist August, 18.3. DESIRABLE' RESIDENCE. On .TITESDAY next, 'the 11th instant, at Six o'clock in tha Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the RoY4I . Hotel, in Prescot, sub i jeCt to such conditions of sale as'NCIII be then produced, mitiE'FIMSIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in all AL that newly-erected MESSUAGE or DWELLING-. " ' HOUSE called Holt Cottage," with the Stable,'Coach-house, and. other Outbuildings, Garden, an 'Pito several Closes or :Parcels of LAND thereto adjoining ifid belonging, situate in Whiston, containingl Acres, 2 - Roods, and 3'2 Perches tote measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Mr, Hall. The House is most delightfully situated In the north side; of the Turnpike Road front Prescot to Warrington, and was erected only alew'years ago 'by the latefroprietor, Mr. Foster, for his min occupat►on. It commands varied and extensive Views, and is in every respect well adapted for the Residence of a Family of respectahrlity. The Land is in a high state of cul tivation, and contains • good-beds of tkand and Red Stone, which,. may be-got - at a trifling expense, and for the removal of whiCh, good !toads on , two sides of the Property afford great facilities This Property is distant from the town of Present 'one mile,. and from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway not quite half a mile._ The House may be viewed-on application to Mr. Hall, on the . Premises; and for further particulars . apply to M r. HA LL, Sur-, geon, Warrington, or to Messrs. Rowsubt and Caoss, tors, Prescot. On *alt. f r.„ , 4,,, 4 . D . 1,4 e beautiful ,fas_t ; sailing Schooner BALLEY, , . ~. .RANcrs ORiE , ( 411:" ~_. _ r . - "ro__Pl,•e . built at...Shoreham. ii/Slarch 1832, co ' . i. i%t, e44, ,, , fr e i v a er c y o_pp c e e r s .. a fas_ r t v en . ed, well pplied ',in stores, sails, 9.. c a , carries:a good cargo .and is .well . iv al Lr el a c tt . ytde. May be seen by. applying 'on board, in For further particularkapply to ......_ ,ROSS __ .BROTHERS, 16, klarrington-street. - . .1. , r .. 4 t , . On SALE, f .,& ., . The new Ship ABERFOIL, .7- I .ta %1 tows register, coppered ,and copper-fastened ; , epp e „. - Witt for-the owner's use, under the inspection of the lu 4 C 4 t matter ; beams laid for 'the stowage of sugar hogsheads; .fir th ul 'iflls in rigging, sails, cables, anchors, and principal part t "fact 'ton 'ton woik made in 'Liverpool, by ost respectable mann- Nia Nd !et's; carries alarge cargo o cry light draft of, water, .15, t ,"! , examination will he rotitr ; a very superior vessel ; iti P riuce'sDock.—Apply to ..TABIES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street, 'hal % 'Also, the first‘class Ship STRATIIISLA, scorer Tilgister; r aneoppere and capper-fastened; well found in licki,6.re-very clescrtption, d ready to 'take in cargo; lying s Doett.—Apply . JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. Theiirst-classTirig THOMAS TUCKER, rsS " - registe r , copiter4lostenetl, and lately .e oppered, tvell is a n 'in stnrei, and well ad'apted for any trade where despatch niculabeinv a reenarkahly fagt vessel.—For :par t3 "I'll to itonvwr H rgLor. and Co., or to JAMES 'LOP:AN, 1 06 , Oldhall-street. SOUTHPORT RACES, 1835. To be Run over the SOUTHPORT Courzsa, to commence on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August. PETgit HESKETH FLEETWOOD, ESQ., 111.P.,Steward FIRST PAY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. TIME HURDLE STAKES 0f.5 Sovs. each, with 50 Sovs. ,added, for II orses,not thorough bred. 4 yrs old to carry 10st7Ili; 5 yrs, list fSib; 6 yrs and aged, 12st. Heats, one mile and a half. A winner once, to carry Sib ; twice, 71b extra. 4 leaps in the round, and 2 in the first half mile, loi!ig 6 leaps in. each heat. The 'Hurdles to be 4 feet 3 inche ill height. Tti be rode by 'Gentlemen. The HACK STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, ith 15 Says added. list each. One mile heats. The winue be claimed furi.:3o, if demanded by the second horse. To rode by Gentlemen. The Sounipoirr STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 20 Soys. added, for Horses not thorough bred. 3 yrs old to carry 9st 71b ; 4 yrs, lOst 716 ; 5 yrs, flit 41b ; G yrs, Itst 121 b ; 12st. Heats, twi c e roun d. A ,winner of L5O or upwards, before the day of running, to carry 51b extra; twice or more, 71b. To be rode by Gentlemen. 'three Sitbscribers or no race. 'SECOND DAY, 'THURSDAY. The HURDLE STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 25 Says. added, for Horses pot thorough bred. 4 yrs old to carry lOst 7lb ; 5 yrs, Ilst 61b ; 6 yrs and aged. 12st. Heats , one mile .and a half. A w i nner o nce, to carry 51b; twice, 71b ; extra. 4 leaps.in the round, and 2 in the first - half tnile, being 6 leaps in each heat. The Hurdles to be 4 feet 6 inches' in height. To be rode by Gentlemen. •.The NORTH MEOLS STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 20 added, fur Horses not thorough bred. 3 yrs old to carry Oat 71b; 4 yrs, lOst 71b; 5 yrs, llst 41b; 6 yrs, list 121 b; aged, 12st. Heats, twi ce roun d. A w inner of £5O or upwards; before the day of running, to carry 51b; twice, 71b; or more, 101 b extra. To be rode by Gentlemen. Three Subscribers or no race. The INNKEEPERS' PLATE, value 50 Sovs. 3 yrs old to,carry Est 101 b ; 4 yrs, Bst '2lb ; 5 yrs, Bst 101 b; 6 yrs and aged, 9st. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. A winner of £5O, before the day o f . en t r y, to carry 31b ; if twice, 51b extra. Heats, twice round. THIRD DAY, FRIDAY. A HANDICAP STA KES, for beaten Horses the first and second•day, all ages, f Sdys. each; with 20 Soya. added. Heats, one mile and a half. To be rodiiby Gentlemen. WILLIAM - LIN AICER, Clerk of the Course. Should a walk over occur for any of the above Stakes, the .Money advestised to be added will be withheld. Nonnuations to be sent to Mr. WfLLIAM LINAKER, Clerk of the Course. The Entry for the•Rlntes and• Stakes will be on Monday be fore the Race., at the Ilesketh Arms,-from 11 till 1 o'clock. No Gaming will l,c allowed on the Ground. BARTON -MOSS FARM. By Mr. CAPES, On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at the Albion Hotel; Manchester, (unless previously disposed of by private coutraet, of which notice will be given,) THE BARTON MOSS ,FARM, (which is Leasehold for 62 years, Tithe free, subject to very.low parochial charges, and communicates with the River Irwell an the Liverpool'and .Mane ester Turnpike Road on one side, a with the Liverpool and l‘lanchester Railway on the other, ituate on Chat Muss, in Barton-Upou-Irwell, in the county Lancaster, and consist ing of about 220 statute Acres of fine Arable Land, aaf which about 200 Acres are now in crop, and about 20 Acres.,pre pared far cropping next spring, the whole recently well laid out and divided by quick Fences and belt Plantations on the mist approved plan, and altogether there are about 6 Acres of flourishitig Plantations of neatly 20 7cors' growth. In a convenient situation on- thel arm is an ornalpental and commodious Cottage r with Garden well stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees,,Sic., and all usual Outbuildings. There are also Four Cottages for Workmen,,with Garden's; &c. attached, a large tarn, Stabling for Eight Horses, Smithy, Cart shed, Piggery, and a Steam Engine, used for threshing, and convertible to other uses. _ _ There is eicellent Marl in the immediate neighbourhood of this Farm. The Liverpool and Manchestet Railway passci directly through it on the one.side, and by this means.and by the River lrwell and the Turnpike Road from Liverpool to Manchester at the other side, there is the greatest. facility of communication at the 'cheapest rate with Liverpool, /Stanches-1 'ter, and other great towns. The Railway Carriages take up and set down Passengers, Goods, &c. at one of their public sta tions on the Farm. 'There is a private Railway belonging to the Fartn, and extending through the heart of it from the Li verpool and.Matichester Railway on the oue side to the Turn-. pike load and the River at the other. Manure passes along the River Toll free, and the Rates of Carriage along The Rail way are . low. The distance from Manchester is not six miles, from Liver pool about twenty-three, and from 'Warrington, with which there is a Railway Communication, ten miles. The Crops at present on the ground consist of about 92 Acres of Wheat. 1.0 of Oats, 21 of Turnips, 13 of Potatoes, and 6.5 of Clover and Rye Grass. These Crops and the Live and Dead Stock may be taken at a valuation. Mr. Jo FIN BELL, at the Farm, will show the Property to any party producing a Ticket, which may be had on .application to M r;(7; A ..s, Auctioneer, 90, King-street, Manchester, or Messrs. PILITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Solicitors, Liverpool,,where Plans may . be seen, and front whom further particulars may be obtained. . , • • "1 , -. 5..., , . -....:,:5ki ! , i 4 : ~,,. i;.,. ) k . . , i" . • 42/ ' '• 4 -- zi t 4-'*- .. . - ~ s t... ~,,, 4, • • '' .s /' -v -' ' ' , . . • :..c.- . .. , ~..' I ••• ' i 4. 1 .A! A, fr t ,-,.. , ~ !, .•-' • maigue •&-..2,..._'• --.0 , F .... ~... , 5,,,- - .4 , 1 '4,•' , ! 1 - 1 ".., .. / . . , IA 4 '• • 0. 01. " . .....- ' .., - , ..• ' •"iii:'' , - ..,e - •'• ~ •• .11.4.:...,:t ' 7, .. ),,, AND GENERAL VI.--No. 283. r_r~wgs - wF~~~ss:.:xai g:atto 13)) .Auction. DA"T. ,Sateo 1 eucttcni, To.die-THADE, PRIVATE, FA .111 HMS., and, OTHERS. CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS. -By Mr. - BYFORD, ••• /Om MOND A Y next,' the'loth inst 'punctually at Eleven o'clock, • (by order of the Trustees,' tide; a deed otAssignment,) TIONI PULSING Twe II dred• Pans Gentlemen's .arid La -11,_.- dies' BOOTS and S )F.S . , Siity Sets INDIA TABLE MATS, Three, Hundred Yard:: Cautoons ' Stripe Cashmeres, Cords, Crays,, and QuiLings, of the latest Fashions. - May be, viewed To.morrow, (Saturday,) the: Bth, when cata logues:may he had at the Rooms: • • • ' , COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!--SraottETT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1835. Xriu -13ab1icationo. Just received by W. Grape!, . .. •... rgillE WESTMINSTER. REVIEW FOR JULY.— J. . No. 45. CONTENTS.—MN. Loudon's Phil hropic Econoint:,:;-:•,. .History of Venice.—Memoirs of .N ier, of . Mereliistok , - - -= Iti rt .Woolhouse's Essuy On Musical I vats, &c.--Gould's ;Dic tionary of Artists.—Tytler's Hist° y of Sehtfund.—Mechunics of Law Making.—Russian demands on Ptance.—Thinkius, Jenkins, &e. Scc. PRICE 7D. LIVERPOOL CONSERyATIVE REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION • A LL • Persons whose Names have been omitted from the; /111.• Lists of Persons qualified to' Vote fop` Members for the Borough of Liverpool, published on the la. day of July in this year, by the respective Overseers of th ari , b of Liverpool,. and of the Townships of Ki'rkdale, Ev •ton, West Derby, and Toxteth-park. and who are entitled t be included in the said Lists;' and all Persons in , the said L s, who haire 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 ibis 'AssociatOn, No: 'B, I n ia-bu i Idi ngs, 'Fenwick-street. By Order, PETER WRIGHT, Solicitors THOMAS O. O i.RSON,' to the • JOHN PENINGTON; AssoCiation. 31 August, • . 'rills DA Y, (Fiiday.)•the 7th instant, at TwOve o'clock,.on *he. .Qua} - , north-east corder of the (44,011's Dpck, ' 1250 Barrels. Roonv T 4y, .. 4 257' Barrels TUR - 04;wr INE; • Now landing, ex 13elgrov.4e, from' Wilmington.— Apply. .to Messrs. Ricitaansom arid - Plis t aEuto.;.llferchants, or to 13A'rESO . .N and HORSFALL, Brf•kers. .Tins DAY, (11rid.q.) •.the 7th instant,. el.'welvo 'o'clock, a No. 9, , ' 37 ".s .e Buenos Ayre 'ALLOW, 15 O Pe 'ipea; 5 ; Ex,Spencer fruit% Itaenos Ayres.—Apply to' Mesars.-Farie arid! Rowand, AlerchatitN or to GLAlkil ONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. .T.lO DAY, (Friday;) the 7th instant, It Twelve o'clock, at Molyueux, Tayinr,_and Co.'s-0144, Chapel-street, EBO Tons • VALOMA, ' .Just arrived, per Beiraru, from Oravrna.—Apply to .I%IOLYNEUX,:yAsLeII; and Co., Brokers. I,IIOIIIIAY. MoN thILY next, the 10th instanti- at•Twel o'clock, on the Qaay, east side. Brunswick ck, About 5,(i) Standard STAVE a HEADING, 10,000 W. 0. PUNCHEON STAVES,? _ . Being the tanuansiern. Liao Patcel-new lauding, eXr Ifitlcntta, from. Quebec. Also, r I,72B,Slandard • 1 3 111 E STAVES, O. PUNGHEON , DO.; 3,BiXO•BARIiEL DO. Now la.nding, ex Cosmopolite, from Quebec.—Apply tollessrs. Josam:FuosTa and Co., Merchants, or • DUNGAN and EWING, Brokers. -* . `f 7EIS DA Y •., • , On TunsnAY -next, the • Ilth instant, -at .T elve o'clock, at (BuchAnan an& Broiyne's bilii.e, Oh all-•t;treet, -2814 . Satted 'Now South . Wales OX and COW HIDES, •Ex Princess Victoria, from Sydney. . Apply' to Messrs., -.A sP I NS t, L, ' BkOWN, and A sMt4so., Ner: chants, or to , BUCHANAN and •BROWN E, Brokers. .. VEDNESDAY. On WIWNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Whitaker, Rathbone, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-street, ' On account of whom it may concern, with all faults. 288 Boxes CASSIA LIGN•EA • ) 6 Tons TERRA JAPONICA, 5 Ex. Thomas Dougall, from Singapore. , May be seen at T o bi n 's Warehouse, , No. 212,•Prine&s.Dock. . ' f Also, 38 Baskets China MOTHER OF. PEARL • ELLS, 70 Bags Wild NUTMEGS, 180 Chests CASSIA LIGNEA, 5 Tons of COWRIES, 20 Barrels TAMARINDS, , .1.5 Barrels ARROWROOT, 4 Barrels Jamaica GINGER. ' Imported by sundry Vessels.—Apply to Messrs. MoattaY, .SYME, and Co., or to , WHITAKER, RATIIBONE, and Co., Brokers. On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock, at ki-uchanan and Browne's Office, Oldho,ll , street, 2W•Boxes CASSIA, 72 Bags COFFEE, 7i.) Boxes SAGO, , 29 , Baskets SUGAR, gx Thomas 'Doug,all, from Sincapore.-.4ipply to Messrs: ROBE ILT Ilx.mnitsort.and ‘SoNs,,Merchants, or to IBUCHANAN and , i3ROWN'F,', Brokers. . On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, • ne o'clock, , at William Nevett's Office,,Rum d-street, 'OO Tons Savarrilla FUSTIC • 5 Tons solid NICARAG 'WOOD, Ex likrrval, from Savanilla.—Apply to Messrs. 'Kos, WEIL; sincl4lat r N sod% e ruhattta, or to _• WILLIAM 'NEVETT, Broker. On 'WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One , o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumfoid.stleet, ...30 Tons SAPAN WOOD, / • 268 Bags TURMERIC, 247 Baskets GAMBIER, 48 Baskets MOTHER OF, PEIL SHELLS, 80 Bags CUBEBS, :19'Boxes BEES' WAX, 60 Bales SENNA, , 8 Barrels. ISINGLASS, .8 Barrels TAPIOCA, 1000 Bags RICE. • For further particulars apply•tollessrs. R. HENDERSON and Sons, Merchants, or WILLIAWNEvrtr, Broker. AFV.Eit irRIDAY 'MORT • On THUItSDAY, the 20th instant, at Twe o'clock, at the: Public Sale- room , Exchange- ildings, 110 Chests EastindialN IGO, _ Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, prokers. . en *alt• TEA. O,N SALE, _by PRIVATE CON ACT, 170 Chests (BlaalCWiry . Leaf StiO CONCOU. .. Apply to YATES aud BRODE.I.BB, India-buildings. I On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock-in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver pool, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then and there produced E 'Fee-simple and Inheritanre of and irk ,all those "" Two MtSSUAGES, or LiWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Lcue-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, and numbered. respectively 45 and —, ivithlhe appurtenances thereto belong-. ing, and now in ttlexcupatiops of Aar 'a Appleton,,and - I')oghet.ty,.as tenants thereof. 1 1.,0f 2. All thOse Four MESSU ES, or,. DWELLIN G-. HOUSES, Wilh'the ap purtenances t thereto belonging, situat e in Roby, 'in the said county, and on the North side ,of the Turnpike-road there, leading from.Huytou tor,Roby. 'Three of the Houses are'now in the several occupations of James. Bn, John Fitton, and Thomas Hunter, .and the other is ,at present 'untenanted. Theie Premises are held for the lives of Thomas aroWnhill, of Roby, age d a b ou t 32 years, and Elizabeth; the.wife of James Bill, Of Ruby, aged about 27 years, under , a Lease grant e d i n 1808, by the E a rl o f D e rby, under a Chief Bent of .2s. Gd. For furtherparticulars apply to Mr. BA OK Ell, of 11.uyton, or to Messrs. ltowsoN and Gauss, Solicitors, Prescot. PLANTATION AND , EDGE TOOLS, Of all kinds, manufactured, hy Lyndon and Wignall, at the Minerva Works,,Birmingham Apply to HENRY LY, Jun. 19, Exe uge-street East. Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply as above. contract. A 'MOST DISTRESSING cASE. LADY of great respectability, with tine Boy, two years' of cue, came to Liverpool - for the urpose of embarking fir New York oil the 10th niti no o 'pin her husband,, who i an EnginOer there, his been plunged intii the greatest affliction by haying her PURSE extracted front . her Pocket while postrpayink a Letter at the Post-office, Containing 1:35.,105., which she had -to pay their Passage and promo Necessaries. She has been left completely destitute amongst Straugois. Sholtas• been - advised to wake this Appeal to the heneV , ili'nce of it-British Public, whose wiill-known . ,Symplthy to those in eirtictiou needs no coirruient, in - hope 'that, s4O way be able to procure as "flitch av,vill-erttitile fie: to- proceed-10 irirAtestis►atinu. Letters hate been received• by the - PUblisher of the • Lit Eneivir. STA NI).1 un . froM perseus of -the highest - reStiact a .bility in. Irelsnit„,whiCh speak very favourably of this interest . ing youn,.! Lady. C,iotrilititiotts will he ,gratefully received at the Office of the Li yuaroor. - STA NOMID, where - every" necessary itifiarthation, may he . obtained. JOVERS of 'PENPESNY ALE be accorntrunla4e.l . —4 with an Article of superior qu ity' to any tbat'his'ever been offered to 'the Public, at t BRUNSWICK Hoiiit, panover•-stre.et, near Biibl-street. THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING . OFFICE, .DI ONSWICK-BTH WiHOMAS HAGUE (successor to the late William Clifford JI Clarke) begs to inform the-Merchants. Manufacturers, and, the Public generally, that he 'still continues the above BUsiness, and respectfully solicits a—continuance of theirfavours. Having engaged Workmen of superior talent, toe gr with those eni ployed by his late predecessor, he will able to execute all urders entrusted to his care With h taste and facility which will ensure him future patronage. The business executed at this Establishment, eomprisesevery .description of Plain and Ornamental Engraving, togetheiwith Copper-plate, Letter-press, and Lithogtaphic Printing, for .every Public cud Commerrial purpose,' as 'M aps i Plans, Charts, 'Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Merchants' Bills of Ladino. , 'and 'Ex change. .Tradesmen's Bills, Circulars, Cards,' Labels,*&c. &c. Heraldry. Books kept. Arms, Crests, Cyphers. and•Mottos, on Gold, Silver, ReCopper. Stone Seals, Counting-house Seals, Brass-Door and Windirwliates neatly executed. AN .APPRENTICE W.ANTED. Eatalitai. tarANTED, a PUBLIC-HOUSE, iyea respectable neigh er bourhootl. Any .one •wishinoyAispose of the like, - hy particulers,Aliteetecl to T. Nieltostpaid,.and left at the Standard-office, will be attended to. . WANTED immediately, by ;od o r limivriA:s, 69, Bold-:. street, . Liverpool , or at, Piccadilly , 'Man , chester, Quantity of MARBLE GUSHERS; note tread. Apply but the.first-rate:hands. BOOKKEEPING, A COMMERCIAL GLERK, having part. of the day unoc cupied, would be. glad to attend to the Accounts of air Office where the. services of a constant Clerk May not be re quired. The Advertiser is thoroughly conversant with Business. and Accounts, and,.being accustouLe4.4o correspondence, could undertake ‘the management of a ifrficern in the occasional ab sence of the .principal. The utmost confidence may be' revise& in the Advertiser. Satisfactory reference•given. N.B.—Tradesmen's , Books made up and balanced, 'showing the actual state of the Business, on very moderate terms. Address (post-paid) to W. N., care of the Printer. o be -7 *"olb or tete :11r10 be SOLD or LET, tar a term of }ears, at a low Rent, lvrts. , 4 an excellent - FAmtuy uous -, 4 pleas4o . y itiiiAe at Bootle, about half a mi!e - frnin the Sh .It consists of 'l3l.,ilk 'fast, Dining, and 'Drawing . rtivitn' itchen,,Butler's 'rant ry, Laundry, &v. on the grotind'lliin ~arid - S,ix, Bed Rooms, 13ath Room, and Water Closet atiae. Attached is 'a goad Garden,lint-house, Stable, and Coaeh:house, &c. -.. . .. 'Apply to Buts Tow and . P..6i,t6LiStcit, Solicitdrs, Castle street. ingurimit "NotittO. WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE • CPMPANY; CHINE OFFICE, EXETER. 4 IFF, INSUBANCES are effected, on thopproveil plan of ..giving to•tlibse Insured a particip&Km in the disposable Surplus Premiums, which may he added as a BoN IS to the Sum insured, or applied in reditetion of the 'future •ANNCAI. PAY MENTS. . A lieduced Scale , of..Ptemiurns and Conditions may be had of \VAL.:WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents, 12,. Exchange-buildings, Liverpool. GENERAL 'A N NULTY ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 63, 01.0 fitti) A D-STR E ET, Lori no:ii, Establiaterl October, 1829, with an aceunutlatin'y Capital. /4 1 1 HE object of. :this AsSociation is. to. enable pet.soils Hs sessityg•Life Itscoines, and others, to provide contingent pTovisionarv.Annuities-for• widows and relatis'es, the payments eing graduated • from 1:1 10s., under tl lie of 2;,, to £5, .under the age of 60. Six • annuities ma •Jo Insured fur by the same person. Prospectuses and every informatioilmay be obtained at the Office of Mr. COG LAN, 12, Exchati4.o-street :Bast, and from Mr..STONEIIOUSE, St,:.nilaiiii:;:office,•Liverpaol. Progress. -Annuites subhcribed• fin. Capital. Ist year to 30:11 September, 1830 660 • £ 4,058 `2d year to 30th .Ditto. • 183 E 121-1 11,606 3(1.‘ ear to 30th Ditto, 1832 17( - 21,720 4th year to3Oth Ditto, 1833 2651 31.371 sth year to 30th Ditto, 1831 3126 • 46,669 ,*-.. Present Capital exceeding £55,000. iLegal Noticto. r E couttnissioners clinimission of bankrupt, beating 1 date the 15th day of June 1822, awarded • issued against JOHN CROSS, of Halewee:d, in the c ty of . Lancaster, brewer, dealer and chapman, intend' to et on the 13th day of August next, at one o'clock in the aft m won, at the Clarendon rooms, in South John - street, in Li% pool, in the said county of Lancaster, to make a•first and final dividend of the . tstate and effects of the said bankrupt, when and where the rrilitoi s who have not already proved their debts, are to come fir Bared to prove the same. or they will he excluded the benefit of the said dividend; and all claims not then proved will be disalloWed. HEYES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors. QUEEN-STREET, Q1,D11 4 41.14-ST‘l4 EET. By Mi:BYFORD, On WenNgsDAY•nPxt, the I' h. instant, punt Bally at Eleven o'clock, inen the Prentis , Queen-street,. (the . . Property of Nlr. 14lilchell,.etian i ghis resicreneqi - ; FTVIE ..useful NOUS"' 10LlYilljltls:14 . 141,E,..cernpri:sing 0 1- •-eainp and'Press l Mstearls, with PrintC4 Calico s Mang, ings, lleatiwi• Beds and Bi!ildiag.. Pa inted..Chatnber Xrticles, Mahogany Sideboard, Taliks cud Chairs, Chimut•y and Dres sing-p,lasses, Set of Three Paper Trays, a few kitchen Articles; and other Effects: . _ May be viewed on the Morbing of Sale, vrhen,C4talogues may .be had otilheTretnises, or of "M E., BY yoan, at: his Rooms, Clay _toil-square. • SALE OF FURNITUREe4-c., Bfe. , • - By Mr. BYFOKD, On TnuasnAirliext, the 13th.instant, puncttgleitt7Mei , co' . 4Yelnek, at his Rooms, Cla3iton;Siluare, (lielnekindi removed for the Ron venience of sale, d ) (10MPR1S11q; Set spiel) id Cut Trifle pishesanri-Stiktid. N J is quantity of ConrectiOners' Show Glasses and Cake l'itti; three • sets of Apothecaries' Scales and Single land Double Barrel Guns, Azimath Cumplurs, (by J(nes,) -Dinner Services and Sets of China Vases. if The FuttNrruitE consists in Camp Bedsteads, Veather Beds, Hair Mattresses suit Bedding ;,.Painted Articles, Lofty, Press Bedstead., Wardrobe; Dressing Che . sts -Drawers, &c i , Clock, in Imitation Oak. case„Staitied: Rosewood Chairs, l&O; Mahogany Articles, Horizontal Piano-torte, Sets of Chit.irs Drawers, Dining and other Tables, Work• B oxes, Tea Caddies 4 capital Easy Chair, Carpets, Loblo. Cloths; Fenders .and Fire Irons, and other.useful AAticles. May be Vie:Wed on Mr*lnesday next, the 12th,.when Cata logues may be had at the 'Rooms. • • By Mr. SYERS k On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, 'l4 , oo..o'clock in thelAf ternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, s4.thlohn-street,"Liyer pool, subject to conditions of stile ili6n*Aie - produced, Lot LA LL . that.ll ESSUAGE or DWIALLING-1 - 10USE; , s.tuate,on the west• side oretereLtitkeat, in Liver pool, in the occupation of Miss Rubins .This Lot is.FreehOld of Inheritance, 1. All that MESSUAGE or UWE LLING.TIOUSE, sitdate on the west side of Pownall-street, in Liverpool, in the Occtipa. tion of Edward U.Kewan,..boarding-house heeeer. This Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation of LiyernoOl for three lives (one whereof is now livitigr) and twenty-ond years, and, being in the iinwediate vicinity . of tile new Castein house, is one of the best situations for a Stiop,'Marine Store; or ()Aces. For further particulars apply to /Mr. •Hopcsolv,•'Solicile r, Clarendon-buildings; Liverpool. PEREMPTORILY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at On. o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clareudon-rooms, in South John-street, 'Liverpool, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then. and there produced,—By order of the Afortgayees, Lot' I. A L L those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens, vacant piece of Land, and other Appurtenances thereto adjoining and be longing, situate and being on the east side of the street or roa d in Toxteth-park, called ‘‘ . The Elms, / one of which Houses is now in the occupation of Mr. Stric and, and the other is at present untenanted. 2. those Two other IVIES'S JAGES or DWELLING HOUSES; (adjoining the before-mentioned Premises,) one of which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un tenanted. These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate in the most eligible part of Toxieth-pail. The Houses :are very commodious, and were recently and substantially built, are fitted up with every c i onvenience, and are well adapted for •the residences of Families of respectability. For further particulars apply ,to Messrs. Lowrines and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Liver.pool who will direct a proper, er ion 'to show the Premises; or to 'Messrs..llo.wsoN and Solicitors, Prescet. Vro be liat. ro be LET, a dry lofty BONDEDS/E'LLAR.—Apply on the Premises, No. 19, JAMES-STLMET. rm be LET, a desirable SHOP and P MISES situate Aon - the south side of Dale-street, at esent occupied by Mr. W. A. HALDEN, Grocer. The use and convenient Fix tures belonging to, which may be purcha ed at a valuation. Apply to - Mr. THOS. WHANNERAH, Accountant, North Cies 'cent Chambers Lord-street. TO CONSERVATIVE .AssocipaioNs. Just published,. price Id. each, and hun fa, for distri bution, AxTHAT.hann have the Commons - do in rejecting Sir VI ROBERT- PEEL'S.Amendme in - the'liish Chinch Bill, which anust still- face the • Lords? In a LETTER, ad dreSsed, by :permission, to 'WILIAM HPLTON,: of. HAilton.park, South Lancashire, by T. A.•A • -Published by W lIITTA KER and Co, Ave-Maria -lane, Lon don ICTIOFT,•BoIten. • :RA It HER and, ON, FIAT and CAP MAX ERS, return thanks fin' the _very flittering •support alreadv received at their: Liverpolji:stablishment, and trust th by the constant. Supply frOm their house in London of the ewest Fashions,•as well as the' Superior quality of the same, at they shall.vet experience. a mire extended suppoit of .publie patrooli2e. :They have.now.: "on - §4le,a largeassprtroeut Q t their newly invented "tilkiNt s',. (weighing 3 oz.;) which they with omfidence . recqm , :mend not only for' floine Use, but for Foreign Markets, where: 'they ,dre much prized. 3,. St. Georya's-crescenl North, Liivrpool, and Royal ErCltange, Louden. WA4EHOUSE AND OFFICES TO LET. MO I)l_,E'r, a Small WAREHOUSE, with g 0(;a - aFICES If IL attached, at the end of Manesty-lane lose to Hanover street, either together or separately. Th Warehouse Rooms are well adapted for Grain, or other G a, with two excellent Cellars beneath, and would be an eligi )1e situation for a For warding Agent; or one in the Wine and Spirit Trade. .The whole may be had on VERY sionEuaru xEusts.—Apply to FRANCIS GiturstnY, King -street. VOOLPIEL.D'S 13 zA,gls, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, A DJUINI.NG FOR •NUPERTOR LONDON - JEVF i LLERY. SUPERB 'BRONZES, CLOCKS. LAMPS, CHANDE. Litil.B,‘ CH pINEY.' (IRN AMENTS, AND ALT. THE VAPIOUS 'FANCY 'IIPANUFACI 4 IRg'S OF ENGLAND, FRANCA 0 cYr., MANCF,A.CoIt• . Y ---WORK-,BOXES, •WMTING2 DESKS, AND DRESSING-CASES. VISITORS and StrangerS'in Liverpool, and the Public in general, are respeCifully invited to visit this Col ote Establishment, whether as Purchasers or7.artics in search of amusement, the whole Of the STOCK (certainly one of thd largest and most varied in'England b e conveniently arranged for inspection,. and the price marke on each Article, from. which no 'deduction's' ere made nor credit given,—this system ; enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than any other., The J E 'Vv" E L'L Elt Y is of the best London 'Ma nufacture, and has given general satisfaction ; .in consequence, T. WOOLFIELD finds a continually increasing demandi'and he is therefore enabled daily to 'replenish his : Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Ailicles,.aud 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 faioured and increasing patronage of the. Public. The wRITING:rwsKs, DRESSING-CASES, WORK-, BOXES, and JEW EL-BOXES, ,are • all made on -the , Pre misei, and the regular-finished St6ek of these Articles is tainly more extensive thaii,in any other Ilonse in-the dom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress inn-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 rejectinwany.part of the 'Fittings or Instrnments as ; may suit them, or can have Cases, made to accommodatethefroWu Articles. • • - A large Assortinent of GENTLEMEN'S ' DRESSIN G 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. ,WRI,TiN.G-DESKS, for .Travelling,, complete with PAent fukstands, &c., in great variety, from , . 12s.1;(1. to Ed each. PAPER' CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING .8AG5,...47,c • In the Repairing"and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING- CASES, &c., T. WooLvlELD''s 'Workmen have great expe rience, and he has the means to complete everythit . , that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner,: with'eecinotay and deipatch. T:Woot.PrELD Wigs to draiv particular attention to his splen did array of CLOCKS and TIAIEVIECgS, ivt GILT, BRONZE. LAB/MRE, FANCY WOODS, &c.; the Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size •or style, the. price varying from g 5 to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which.are all Warranteg. - An immenee Choice of LADIES' SILK, •VELVE r, and other RETICULES, frcim 3s. to three Guineas ,each. Also, PURSES Plain and very Richly Ernbroidered, from Is. to 30s. each. LADIES' FRENCITSATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S Km GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. • • A variety - orPAN'CY AIITICLES in IVORY, MOTHER of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. CHESSMEN, 13ACKG'AMMON BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TADLEs, aurl various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of,A NTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis NIV., extremely Aell suited for Country Mansion's, large Staircases, &c. These Ai ticles are now much in fay-our, and very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Buildings, Clutieh4s, Chapels,. &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, !and 'HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved construc tion. h. WOOLFiET.D also RE-RRONZES, RR-LACQUERs, and RE PAIRS LAUPS Of all descriptions; and, keeps fur Sal,!.a. great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSES, adapted to -all kinds of LanipS. CHINESE GOODS of var:o Is kinds ' including some fine seeeimens of very Old China., in JARS, VASES, JAIILI NIERES, PLATES,' DISHES,. &c. Elaborately carved IVORY FANS, CAllb-CASES, &c. Likewise a variety of real INDIA ARTICLES, 111 JAPANNED and LActiculain . Work. A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and -other BRONZES, Orthe most beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, V ASIES, CANDELABRA,-.&c. Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for Cu ttkitiEyetacus,,with an immense choke of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from LeghOrn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, - a 'fine ColleCtiOn. of TABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIO„LA •• JAPANNED PAPIER -MAQIIE TABLES, .POLE SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS, Sze. All these Articles may be had iu Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. RODGF:IIS AND SON'S , WARRANTER CUTLERY, in RA ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSOR S, 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 DITTO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han- , dies, in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming very suitable Marriage Presents. JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PAPIER MACHE and Ittox; from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. A large Asiortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct, from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes Several very fine large BOXES, playing the ti,ost celebrated Overtures :_prace from £5 to £5O. THOMAS WOOLFIELD begs to state, 'lnc the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment has met with will eneourar him to . persevere in selecting, both from London and the (~ontinent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion. , . , To make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive as 'any m the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberality of the Public has ceabled.him to succeed beyond his expectations. N. 13. Three WORKING JEkVtiI.I,ERS are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing :aid :.11ak.ing.of Articles of Jewel lery to Order; this convenience, with a Daily Parcel to Loudon and Birmingham, enables '12., W. to attend with the utmost promptness to all Commissions in that department with which he may be favoured. 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Liverpool, 30t/i Je ly, cErrt.EmE7,--4 Yesterday received your kind present of an • e le g ant shyer ,snriff-tiox, and your grateful acknowledgments for What v.ar are pleased to call my kind attention .to your com ' forts a - nd . welfare. Allow toe to state:that on the Ist Ari 803, I was sworn in as a lairdirig-Waier for the port o f . yerpool, apd on the 34,, when • VegnoolNrced the business e quays, the, theh collet , tor, the liite'liithur Onsliity, E gli , " Sir, you are now entering upon :an important Office as lending-waiter or the poit of Liverpool. "Sir, yourlirstAttention is, that hi Majesty the King shall receive. no injury, and that all his duties shall be regularly discharged. Your next attention is equally as binding as the first—that you give every accommodation tattle merchant cousistent with your duty to ihe crown." To which address I replied -4-;Sir, my rittnost attention shall be giyea,to your most exeel-- .Itqrtintctructit - tus, and I hope by so doing to merit your kind pprohation." • Collector.— and trust vou will." These excellent :instructions, to the utmost of .my abilities, were my'gilide and ride fp.i,%tbe three years that I was a landing waiter ;'and I received the- . approbation of the collector and controller, by their recommendation to the Honourable Board of Customs, on my being appointed to. the Situation of jerquer of the customs for theport. of Liverpool. On the Gth March, IMO 41,.1.iyerpool for London to go tinder instructions nsa jerquer. ()a the 26th of the same month I t-etti ruled to Liverpool, and on the 27,th was Sworn. into, and took possession of the, jerquers:oftice, which I am very sorry to siiy.was in dreadful confusion. .'There were ten thensand ships' Mite hooks without a single warrant. in them,. and there were nearly one Inindwd Ilit.usand warrants heaped together Which it was4possibleio assort. (The warrants belonging to each blue book might tohave been tied tog Other. and kept inside the blue took.) After two years' great exertions, by which my health was severely injured; the . offic e was brought into order and regularity, and. has continued such until the day I left it, the 14th AprillBls. The number of vessels from foreign parts, English as well as foteOrn,., arriving at the .port of Liverpool were, in 18j6, 1226; in 1516:1477 ;. and in 1831 3411. Eighteen years since, when the, number of vessels , from fo reign.parts were only 1477 per year, I; bad four clerks; andwhen thiorumber was more than double, four clerks only have I had. will it Le believed, that on, the 29th March, 1831, the present inspector 7 general, Alexander. Ross, Esq., came into thy office, 'When the following conyer,satioutook place:- 11r. Aciss.--Sir, I am coming to take one of your clerks from you. I hope in Godyou will not, for youwill rain my Alec 4E.ypu do. .., 11r: Boss.—l shall, give you ; b u t h e i s no t wort h Ruch.. Mr..13.—1f, sir, he is not worth much, what shall I do with him? hedoes not suit you, report him to me, and I will break him. ' Rlr. B.—l thank: God, sir, I mever broke, but one brother offiCer, and then by.tlie command of the late controller, Edmund . Righy,Esq.,.aod that was poor Jack 'Wright, and he deserved it alit:ye twenty times. you,.sir, (stretching out his hand;) 'lave bieke . i,iriarry an officer, and I hope in Gist to break many.ntore! 'The inspector-general then left my ,oflice. Surely, 'surely a. most gentlemanly and ehristian-like expression! April Ist, 1831.—The inspector,geoet'al took - from me Mr. ,William Every, - who had been my clerk for eighteen years ; and bef o re the 10th September, 1834:he had-given me ten different eler'ks. , ,SePt.lo,.lB3l.—lle came into my office and said, " I am conic to inspect your office;" and in a little time he said, " I And it greatly inarrears." "'Sir,"•l replied, "Itjs. you I have to thankf)r it. You took away oueeftny confidential clerks, and in lessthau five months you have,giyen me ten differentelerks." 7Mr.l.liiss.—Sir, I will look . no. further. I :will come again . . irfterqtiarter-day (the' Kith October); and:if you and your clerks 'have not got,up your arreals by - That, time, I • have the power, and I will make yhu and your clerks come everv.morning at eighto'clock,und,make them irrulyou stay until ;light o'clock, at night! Mr. 13.—Sir, unless you give 11344-ssistance, it is impossible to bring up the arrears. But you wilt do as you please. Oct. 17. IS3 I.—This fatal day.carne, and William Southgate, surveyor b pf the.eas.tenis,, as shot in the Custom-house yard, and live I only two days afterwards—a melancholy event indeed ! Gentlemen, following those excellent instructions given me by our former collector, Arthur Onslow, Esq., I have 'ty the best of my abilities paid every attention. (ns was Mr duty) that the crown did. not •suffer from the 'entries being delayed; and, 'that every ,accommodation should be 'given to the mer chant, I employed my oldest clerk,- Mr. I talsal Latham, entirely in eXamining.and romparinglhe copies Of the ships' reports and the tide-waiters' blue boots, - that, tf-possible,'no delay'Should .be caused in the jerquer's-otfice; and, I catywith confidence ap peal to every merchant. in Liverpool if such has not been "the ease for the twenty-nine years last past when I held that re sponsible office. I have mentioned only a few of the acts 'of your present in spector-general to shOw 'that . you are not the only persons in his Maiesty's Customs who have fallen under his'yentlemcinly snout. I am now addressing, a memorial to our sovereign Lord King Willia►u the Fourth, sl4mring forth the many „gentlemanly actions which your present inspector general (which we will suppose) has pleasingly performed; and and trust his Majesty mllia - greatkiudness to thewelfare of his brotherfieemen of Liverpool,' most handsoiriely rewar,l the same high,minded,gen tlenian according to his great deserts.—Wishing you and your families health and comfort in this life, I beg to reruititt,:gentlemen, s itour'sint•ere BRYAN BLUNDELL, Te the Members of the 'Weighers' Funeral SociCty of his Majesty's Customs, Liverpool. SKETCHES OF CH.A.UACTER, BY THE RIGHT HON. SIR . JAMRS MACKINTOSH. CAMPBELL A.ND SCOTT.—If the rank of poets were to- be set tled by particular passages. I should place Catnphell 'above Scott; I should predict, with more confidence, that " LOchiel," the " Exile of Erin," and the " Mariners' Song" would en dure, than I could venture to do abont any Other verse's since Cowper and. Burns; I had almost said, since Cray anti Gold smith. lam sorry to bear that he is engaged on an epic poem ; his genius is lyrical. Scurf AND BLREE.—Walter 'Scott has such an extreme facility of versification as to be'almost an inipro,isqtOi-e.• If Mr. `Burke 'had 'early - acquired the talent or versifying, he would tha . ve poured forth S,Trilnines iu which'there thirSt'liave been ias- Stig'es of sublimepodry. If it couldihe conceived, and perhaps riCcritrrpliShed in 'English, there seems no difikuhy in Italian, which has such'intltitudes of rhymes, itud is so - rich a poetical I.44,rnage. lo this must be added the utmost liberty of irregu lar versification; tholigh that liberty canhardly be Carried Much lartheethan• it is by Walter Scott. 'Mhst improvißatori prise to be mannerists; mariner is 9ne,"Of the 'great soutee'sof TaeilitS:; Walter Scott is an example. , SocEmEss.—A sort of tenants, who tilled 'the inland, 'or peculiar demesnes of their lord, but after the Conquest, those who held by no servile tenure, but paid their rent, as a coke or sign of freedom, were so called. Goon NEsys.—The Tories have made great efforts in Ren frewshire at this registration. We learn that the new claims will amount to at least five hundred, and of this comber it is calculated, by competent judges, that at least three hundred and•tifty are to the Tory interest.—Gicomote Chronicle. Lord John Scot t . has not gone to Spain, as erroneously Stated in the London papers. His lordship having been ineispoSed was advisMly his physician to kiwkol'a feW dayS'ht sea, and followed the advice by taking a shirt cruis'e in tle..Ptlke Of ttle clijmih's yatch, the Fliiiver of Vairow,--I' i dintiinVi . 800 K S.-- nip Canganelli,is slid to have expressed a whim sical opinion, that all the books in the world might,:be reduced ti to six thoand volumes in fOlio, by epitomizing, expurgating, and destroying whatever the chosen end s pienipotential cop inittee of literature should, in their wisdom, think proper to cuticietnn. 1.411.t . rY ov, Rootts.—ln an esh-t rpe on a fartnnear Oswestry, Shropshire, there was in the .spring . springShropshire, of 18:12, about sixty. nests of rooks. 'there birds produce ;Ilona use, young ones each. A great difference of opinion exists, whether . the rooks .are u se f u l or injurious to the fanner. it is . stated b'y Pennant, .that rook, instead of being prescribed, should be treated as the farmer's friend, as it clears his „round of caterpillars, that 'do incredible daMage h'. ea ting the roots of the cern. In Suff o lk, IT n d r . i ok ns: a thmseOe ooy tnitis irls l ofN e lirlol u k f , the farthers enc o ur a g e th e b r e e d ( freeing their land s f rom th e gi t ib which produces the cockchafer, and which, in this state, deStrof the roots of corn and grass to'suCh a degree that Mr. Stilling fleet says, that he has seen a piece of pasture where the turf might be turned up with the foot. Ton Noei.E OF 11UNGAKY.—In the. offi c i a l l angua ge o f,th e Diet the peasantry are styled "misera plebs contribupns." 'They have no rights and no property, and are excluded from all civil as well as all military employments. A certain n um b er of towns (to the number of filly, if we,are not mistaken)4ireper witted to take rank among the nobility by a very amusing fic tion. The Whole town, whateVer maybe its population.(fake, P f or instance, esth. Which h as 50;0 iOO nhabitants,-) is supposed to form one collective noble Or nobleinan corporate, No citien can fill ' l 9:Ace, civil or milita r y ; .b e . canuet even defenct d a cause against a person of:tielile rank, or sue hint before, any tribunal. The town only in its ca p ac ity o f c4lective /o.4'e has a right to go to law wi t h I t s equa l ; thidis to say, ,with a Roble. collectice noble has a seat. ii the Diet, to whiel he deputes some one Of his m em b ers; but this delegate beintgeneially,a 'bOble, chosen by th e maglstMteS,.Who arc alrriOst all noblemen theniselves, represents at the Diet uobridv but himself, and thus the prior town gai ns ver y littl e by the 'happy invention ;of; a nobleman Corporate.—London Il; Artias "Austria." INSTINCT OF BIRDS.—When the lapwing wants to procure Nod, it seeks for a wm in's cast, and stamps the ground by:the ,side of it with his feet, somewhat in the manner we have often done when a boy, in order to procure worms for fishing. Aftrr doing Ibis for a short time, the bird waits for the issue pf .the worm from the hole, who, alarmed at the slinking of the.poutdr, endeavours to make its escape, when he is immediately peizetl, and becomes the prey of this itigeniousbird. The lapwingalso frequents the haunts of moles. These animals, when In parsait of worms, on which they feed, frighten them, and , the op, its attempting to escape, comes lathe surface of the,groun,d,Oirre they are seized by the lapwing. The same :node - 0f:4411144g his prep has been related of the gull.