The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25 00:00:00

, /e /‘, t ~~,~~/• ~ { ~ S py ~~ ~` j /, `; f ~~ Dilii;itlAL I , IILE UVI'ICL.' - t• a e r d *40 34;444 - •-•fi . Arq, - No r - 1 , - 'S i f k7o(<7 1 4 4 , 4; Ie I Lie I . 4r . 4 , •=k . .7.- 1 ,- , Eibtrpool 'F-J)cppin4. 4110 . 4 / . 1 2 -• , ~,,L., ... 4 1 0 1 . • 4 k ,,,, ~..,.. „. , , s• h , r fin OSE Persons whose Annual Policies ar renewab. 1 the 2541 instant are respectfu!ly int p * ed that, for their' , own security, they.stionki be renewed %rit fifteen days after that d.kte,—_, WA LTEit -CLARKE,- Agent. •• Wylp.streel, Liverpool, 23d Decembtr,-153.5. EAST ILI:I4PS. ~.._ _,..----...,Ta recilia• a feat days, aM unirrawted first Vane -'6' r . • . 1;), felt freight. . V . b For CALCUTTA, 1 " The fine-431yde-bitirt Barque ' LE, Captain.Triumas Pc.arc la; Af t 330 to ns ; nekty coistieie4; sails fast, "d will he found pa iy 43 . very cespeet a .superior conve y a n ce b a t' f or goods and s sPnr.rers.—Tor terms, &c., apply on hoard. West tide. if.rinee'k Duck, ur to , W. and .J. TYRE.II.‘ . . AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. ,HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !----9%1 , Succeed., the abot , , The fine new Leith-built Ship SAN • VOL.' - 3231' FRIDAY, DEC EMBER 25, 1835. [PRICE 7p. 1 To rail on the Jam ry. - For Bol'll3, The fine A 1 Britisii;-&iiit Bat ue ROSALIND, • . THOMAS' BLA tit, Master; • Bttrthen 305 tons, only six Inuntli.i ~p1(1) coppered and toippiii-fasterieri, tin`d in all respects a very upertor conveyance; lying in the. Prince's Dock.-:For freight or vaniage 4ttip! , yto enoitos Bito*N, or ASHLEY_ BROTHERS, .oy • Wait immediate de s p a t c h, h av i ng room j -oat ale m. . tons of Goods. . . , ' 'F , . . . . - - or L I STI N, ' TWill deliver Goods at C A Nrofi, at s p's expense but ... ' at shippers ris - I,, 4 lfitt ' - • The fine A 1 Barque S LWAY, MATTHEW PRI/CTOR, Voront'under: iiurtheit per register 337 tons.—For freivht poply to Tuom As Ftipcity, or to ' '' - 1)11DGEON, j3ALIA:'.;Y, and Co. Inten4ed , to sail tha Ixt January- - . For. CALCUTTA, • Tlie'BßlD Gl.l T/ • . . 0,94. CROSBIy l4ia Birt per register 403 toni.—.F6r freigli or passage apply to ire Cantain, sin bnar - (1.;. to en AS: Hotrsg.uJ, or THOS. TOBIN, Merehaats, or to, . : JOHN' LSL :DEN, Bnuker.. tr - • - up. - -For CALCUTTA; 1 • The fine.!..s.hip 'I:T P L, JokiN It ICRARDSON. Co.lo A 1; burthen per 'register:4ol tr copper-fastened; sails fast, anti has Tpassengers. — For terms ,of or tiei, A Y LOR, POTTER, and - Co., or to GEORGE El IGI-IPIELD, ..• • • . captio'reci and ,ceolitmodatiemb t, 41)ply,ta .114essrs. WEST INTniES. It, „TO/ , • , The fine Ship 1 - I()PKINSON JOHN WHITE',-COHOltide • , For freight or bi3sage appl- on Mara 'the v sel, Watcrloo Dock, or to NICE-TOLAS WAT 1 7 ,1110135 E on 1 SONS. Intended to xaq iinntediately. Few RARr4A.I3(V:g, The Brig l'Etl.l(L, 3. R, Caiisark, -Master. i.'; Intended to 'lag Ist • • "Ole Ship BARTON, , NNA*Yi., Miter For freight or pa.sae aordv- BARTON', IRIAN!. ~, ; (- 1 lIIGGINSON - • • ' rOlie*t•rme(.rn. ) r BAItriA•I)Q.ES.: , z• - The fast-skiling 1?1 . 1. , \ AD I. 11. , 'Davin H t - Trtir44'rrck;'Master hying in the. QoP.n's Dock.--Fo'r fr ht or, pas gage 1 - IUYES LA I), and Co., <t r. 'LVolstetitfolmr.-41oare. FOr TIUNTDAD. The Brisr RICIIIARD, - WILLIA Bt. AcK LEY,•Master --—• A 1, 296 to retlister, di.l a superior madiveyaure for .oOda or F‘;‘.• err s anply to )!!eXesrs.. MeSsrs...foincWlamEß arid Co., Me'rebanis, .or • .• KERS, IMRLE, and . TOWLINSON, - 4••(okers. A ..-. ". . The Sh:p (411.'N'C'E' ' ' - For freight or passage apply to , I C. 'W: and T. -~fJ.i{ i '. SHAND. f~ •UNIWI:D .; T 1751 `Pd l'Oi'N'atcr at. f r ' . Eck NEW The splendid first,clas new A.:.ner' an Ship S INT CL I Captain f:! CT N A • arthen -103 tons, coppered •and c ; bpi,r-f ened, built under ?articular inspection, of the very ti.st materials, sails fast, and 46 in every reaped equal tO any.thip in }he tiaile.—For eight or passage apply to Captain Pt;TN A NI, nn 1?omd; Prins ' Dot k, or to WADDINGTON,' DOLT, r! Co. .Qtan,kiNs, A regular Trader, algy k The well-knowo first-clasS Quip RWELL, ~CaptIio.ALEXANDEK tons register has splendid ac-ommoda ions for cabin an?l steerage passemyers.—For freizht, &c.; apply to the Captain, on hoard, east side Prince's Dock. rt " • SOUT I 4 NwpirriA , • " T4'lll 'Aare' litiek-dexpatde. • - • " • • Fur VAI.PARAISQ,INTHR Ai 17,1)1.05,end - LIMA, 9. AV: , The'ne netv'Bartine OfirLlA ' H. (1:1 I . l_l"etoN;lkiri-T.41, - . . A . 1 ; i 95 Unit; ;_coppered and ;etinper-reittFgeil: nd in every reweet a first-rate cons'eyanee.-'-Por terms o reiErht, &c., ap -1-PIY. 0 _ JOHN BI BY and Cti: GENE'? A.4 . -. 51`1 , ;',01 NAVIGATION COAIP A. ; • ' :.li.; , Fiare4n.• Packets. . ./ -: • - I;ii'' " . , ~ THE . f:i,;;4IjRAL- STEAM N4,,VIGATION ON ti C M'P.,''l'S first-rate and - Wu ttlfor PACK- I os PA'. "NIA.\ FAS leave tIie'CUSTOM-HOU ',; 'LONDON, for 41AM li'LT 'UGH. (caifYing his Majesty' • ails,) every Wed. ; neSday and''Satorday, -early in the Mut ng, returning every Wednesday, arrd,SPitardsV. ItOrrErnlYAM and the li HINE, (carrying his Majesty's: Mails,) eyert•Wednesday and Satu May Mu niug, iat Seven :o'clock prectsaly, returniug every. Wednesday and. Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. ANTWERP and the RHIN Ejivith a' bag of letteri from., the. Postolfice,) every Thursday' Morning, at Eight. precisely, returningevery.Sunday at the same hour. Reduced Fares— Chief Cabin, £2 2s. .OSTEND and the RHINE, every •Saturday Morning, re turningeyery:Tues(lsy night. . , CALMS, every Sunday', , 'Mriining, Adtirrring every Wed-' nesday., Night. , : - .' . ' :'1 1 1: ' ' . ' BOULOGNF, , every Wednesday Morning, returning every Satrirday Night. ' - ,-. _ •Fpr,ioOight to Roam darn and , Antwerp apply to MessrS.• DE BIE and RAHN, -1, descent, Min , ,rie.; and on the other stations"Vn'Mr..- NORmAN -- , NO. -I', - Watel-I:ite, Towbr-street.' Berths may be secured at.the Officeg of the Compau2i; 37,Re gent Circus, and tat), Lornbatd-street, and at 61, Charing cross, and 56, Haymarket. Powerftil Steiun Packets may be engaged for Towing . and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary.. ' ' ' ' 'General SteOneNatfighirihn CohiliaPli; ' 69. Lombard-Greet,•astrt 37, Regent Circiss. London. 89 1 ):T AI IV A lir:S. . Witn•anted ~firscr Vaise4 —.lb kii. in a few Aay.. ' • - For. HOtIART TOA 7 ,N and SYD V,- ' - - ' 'NFtv•l'4Oi•rii IV.ALts,'. .7. - 7 it, The finl A I.'Ship STRATiI LA, ' - ' - r Burtheo per register 333. dohs,, How 4lv copper-fas• -tened and coppered, sails fast'aiirl ‘vid'he de' itched as above; e her talon accommodations sr.! verb'ri supeoi 'being 9 feet high. - -For freight or p-isvge ipply on, board, in the Prince's Dock ; to MK jitaneLoc siN, or to )i.. / ,,,R ; HENRY FOX, :33, Drury-latte., ; ." - For Hos Avii TOWN and SYD . NEY, 'N.S.W "'il' . Tbe new•Barcpie KIL:MAUIt › S; 14, rte, :. ' :, ~•,C4tp ttilis tain SitA; . ..r ' . , . ............. A I. at: Llavd's ; copper-fastene4 j l coppered ; the float:tit ji.irt of th.l'freizht being engaged' d e ready to be put on board will. be.sperilily (lespatched:-,--Forfreiglit or passage apply .io Gla.;Ko , r to Messrs. Bqcq.., AlsocAN.nlitz, and-Co,; or IsereLto (TlCAtri.,..i . i'S: M I'D Dt ET6I4; hr to ' ' . " • ' • . , . : COTESWORTI.L and: SMLTH. .- . .. , ~ . . tf A N. ; . - . Rill hare quick devatch. • . .., ~ For NAPLES - and 'MESS! 7 - • - • ;4 7 4 , ,. ...,74;" , The fine new cappered Brig ALM" ANDRO, . ~. . VINCENZO DI B.ARTOI,O aster; , . - 41 120 tons register; having a greitt - iia f her 'cargo ready for shipment will be despatched as above. 'or terms of freight . ap f d7 to , ‘ , : .. .: . -J01:1N BIBBY aprt Co. For VENICE, zwg. And will forward Goods to ANcoNA ncl TRIESTE, 42Zit The fine new coppered Schooner ETLAND, • „. M r; ,12t)„totts register; having a great part, o er cargo ready for :shipment will have quick despatch.—For terms of freight ap ply to ' " " JOE - IN BloaVind Co. LINE OF PACKETS FOR GENOA. AN ' LEGHORN, . Sailing on 'be Ist and lerth 'of e ery , • Ar • 7'o toil on the 1" st Ja - The fast-sailing Brig. EATI - I, A..Sm Mas er; A.:11,.237 tons per register; eoppered and crisper-fastened.—• For terms of freight., appli.to . ~JOHN Br BBY,..and Co. Sot ;;... - ikatt, ertiqbt t or OW . . . • , For SALE..... . . • The Ship - OSPRAY .I[l. ' 381 75 , 94 toils per . register; .butt a Greenock of Bri. fish oak, under the inspection 4 ,ie present owners; kopperifastened and coppered ; she has round-house-cabin 'upon 'deck; carries a large Cargo•to her tonnage, and is well known in the East India trade as a remarkably fist sailer, and as haring delivered her,cargoes in gimd of jer.—Vor inventory arid particulars appljtlO Al.ExArariF.it'WGii,T., or Nip ICH N• Ana 9. t ,yre.etiock„Qr to . .m.cALLs, ,A,LLA Ni and. Co., • 7, Tower-garden. •• For S ExFected to arrive ' The splendid A 1 RoTlisk l e aanched at St. Andrew's, N.8.,240 , he same - • Yard, and by the same Mailer BW BBOTS -7 .The • Romschati.o is flush decked, built entirely in frame. ad registers 554 1 1 $-94 tons; she combines.to the utmost ob tain:dile extent the properties of sailing,, carrying, and lightness gf d e ft, 4 wl it nnivera s lly acknowledged to be oue of the finest erecitiens, of naval architecture ever produced in the British Prdithices.' Her principal timbers, breast-hooks.• binding streaks, &c., are off fnited States white oak. bright work (in seven 21 inch streaks) of I,itch pine, bends and paint streaks of red .pine,and all her scantlings and fastenings are unusually heavy; has three copper,fasteneci .oak t buitt Wits, cast iron pumps, and iron stauncheous betwixt decks. Her equipments and stores are ample. and alb of best LiVeipoOl manufacture. . , . • ,Feet. Inches. Dimensions—Length of keel 130 3 Length on deck ... 129 • 8 % ' ' . 13 readtli of: bearti berth of hold ' "Height bet Ween decks For further particulars, specification, of scantlings, &c., ap ply to t CANNON, MILLER and Co. • On Fieight,-1-For GREEN( K: The Ship PRINCESS VIC .01tIA, 173 tons reg ister,' P.l3it . ssg4,eo under; NV,ill,he ready in, the egyrse of .a few day ) receive on freight Mich goods as may:Offer fOr Greenock, a she Will clear nut about a week hence.—Apply to. the Commander, o y M ourd, Waterloo, Dock, or t 0.., . :GALLS, ALLAN, and Co., 7 , 'l l- (4e garden. For SALE or CHART? • • • The Al Brig.ASTR Register 227 tons, Plantation.built, o years old, cop pered.and copper-tisterred, carrie vet y large ca.rg<, , sails fast, and requires.only provisions to her for any voyage, is well adapted, for the West or 13 s trade, and will be found oh 'inspection a very superior an strong vessel: having" been huiltuner particular inspeetion.—A pply to the Captain,: on board, George's Dock, or to MATHEW CROZIER, BrO)cer, 13, Goree Piazzai IWORISON'S PILLS, 2 • OF THE BRI T ISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH. THE Ladies, Gentlemen, and Inhabitants gener vof Liver ...pool and neighbourhood are respeetfully inf med that Mr. SAMUEL. HA Y DON, Of • LORCIOR : . (having inn arrangements with Air. WALK OM, and having . been :app • NI by the above College,) 'i s th e Gen e r a l Agent for' dispeusi Morisdn's Uni versal- Vegetable Medicine in Liverpool: td neighlionrhooti, from whom alone„or of:tfie Ag_enti appointed by him, can the above medicine be had genuine, as at the Bri;ish College Of Health; in London. The wholesale Depot is at Mr. SHIRLEY'S, Perfumer, &c., No. 9: Itanehigh-street- i '-opposite the Waterloo hotel, where Mr. H.:will attend in the morning sat Ten o'cloclOind in the Evening at Seven, to consult with the Afflicted, to whose in terest his long, extensive, and, successful 'na u tical experi e n ce will be constantly d evo t e d.' ‘!- 4 ,• S. 1 - Ikvoolvi gives advice also at Mr. Barnes, White Lion, Dale-street, from Two to 'Five o'clock p.NI. , . - ADVICE-TO ,GRATI3.' All Applications for, Agencies to be addressed es abo ve .- A list of the A2ents duly appointed wiliimpublished shortly, and cantinued occasion!iliy,vitfrother usefuhilatter for the inforniaj tinn of the public. CA lON. As spurious Articles are frequently imposed upon the unwary for thiS above Medicines, the Public is particularly' cautioned against purchasing Moristm's Medicine of any Per sons but the published Agents,, and .that no C6nlis2or Drtivg . ' ist is allowed"te . sellit'under any eircutristanCeS . Whatevet. • - List ofAgeritslroin . svhom the genuine:MortsoWs Medicine Can be had in Boxes, at 1:i-1(1., 2s 9d., 45..6 , 1., and 11s. each; also the .Vegetable Cleansing • POAv(ler at per; Box, and any.. oh; he Works of Mr. Morton upon the Livgeititi Theory : Mr. *Arley, .Perfumer, 'Wholesale Dei.ht, No. 9, 'Ranelagh street ;' Mr. Alleot, 174, 'London-road - ; Mr. Cartei;, Hair Dresser, 29, ItedcrosS-stneet; Gleave, Bookseller, pale street; Mr., Harley. Glover, Brow ; Mr. JocoLson. (Irocer, Weedside ;"• M r.' Knipe. 'Bookseller.- 125, St. Junes's st met ; ,Mr,Walkums: 34, Warwick-street, Toxteth-park; Mr. Wilkinson Norfolk Inn, Liver-street. AN...kV PEA L ON BE lIALF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPALIAN INHABITANTS OF 'THE' TOWN OP ST JO HN'S,. NEWFOUNDLAND. • - notiE Town of St. JOhn contains above thirteen thousand `JL Souls,—about eight thousand arc Roman Catholics, and the remaining , live thousand are principally attached to the Chureh of England. The only Protestant Episcopal' C rch in St. JohnS' :ti-coninatidateS about eight hundred' persd - ; the DiSSenting• Congregations may amount to about one dusatid; thus leaving abolit three thMiSand 'Protestants wi out any:ac comniodation in a place of worshin. This ey• tas been felt and acknowledged fOr years. In 1827, an • cation was made tv Government to aid the erection of a new urch, but without auecesS: Since that time the Protestant population - has consi derably increased; and the present Aichdeacon, the venerable Edward Wix, A M., has, during the last five years, made re twitted-efforts' to raise from the inhabitants the requisite funds for th;it purpose, hut owing in a great degree to their pecuniary suability he has not succeeded. Two years since the A'rch deaCon visited England, with a view of raisin , contributions for the effectuating of this desirable object; but at tbitt in conseglience of the Society for the Pt opagatiOn of the Gus pet in sign Parts making a public appeal in aid of their funds, - he nas then dissuaded 'from pressing this object on the British public. The evil, however, resulting to the Protestant inhabitants, from the want of sufficient Church accommodation, has. been so apparent, and the spiritual 'destitution of the poor in this respect has been so keenly felt bY the Archdeacon, that he haS en his own responsibility commenced the br6ction of a new ChOw h in St. John's, depending entirely up'oii the result of this appeal to the *Bri!ish peOple, - to enable him to meet t!,!: engagements he has entered into for its completion.: 'The building has progreSsed rar; that it is expected that Church will be open for. divide service on next Easter Sunday • and it is 'cOnlidentiv hoped that a gencrous'British piib':ic, who are ever ready to minister to the wants of their 1 - ,6:.ier brethren, will answer this appeal with liberality. Two thonsand pounds are' immediately retuned for the ob ject ; and should a larger'suaa be contributed, the building will be enlarged aceording:y. A Coninfittee has been formed in Dublin, and Subscriptions entered into there. • The undermen; ioned persons }taro kindly consented - to •act as a Committee in Liverpool, by whom, and the following Bankers, Subscriptions will be thankfully received The Mayor, . Mr. T. O. Cooper, ' Rey,' Broolts, Mr. James RobertsOn, Rev,.A. Campbell, Mr. Elijah Harrison, Bev:C. - Wray, I Mr. Henry Glynn. Mr. Charles Taylor, ' BANKERS: Mr. Robert Alsop, 'Messrs. Levlanil and Bullen, Mr. J. G. Qugbletson, Messrs. S. Hope and Co, SALP., early in Dece er, eriiver-faste ed Shi ;CHILD, h Octpb Ist, from th itibier, the Ship A i Cr tIAT c. TIANTATION AND EDGE TO •S, Of all kinds, manufdetured by I,vodon and rignall, at the Minerva Works', Birmingh: • Apply to • H . ENRY S Jun. 10,-Exchange-street East. Eveh• description of HARDWARE' for exportation;.apply as abovu. • - American APPLES; in Barrels and half Barrels; West India:LIKES; GRAPES, SilA DIIOGK, or • FOItBIDDKN.FRCIT • • At MIDDLEWOODS;No. {B,,Parker-s 6et, Where is also op Sale, ,Preserved Ginger of the tin. quality, Green, Swettmeats s :Gnava,. 'Sec., 'at ittipre dented' low prices. A!so - ' 'Marmalades Orange and Shaddoe ,•Poingrithets. Spanish Mellons, new Giroa Nuts; Turk • Fig'S, Frimch Plums, Almonds, Raisins; and several &Old ed Boxes of Por tugal Plunr•;' Kent Walnuts and Filberts,'with 'every choice Fruit in season, selected of the best quality, • • • Desserts•to'arty extent. Fruit Waiehoitse Paiker-stit: Stram Xabißanon. -- ..GREENOCK AND GLASGOW ST.P.:AIN .RS, With Good pia Passe.,n, s • . . . , TI-111/MITIMES -A-W tk, . ST E, THE CITY ov.G.LASGOW ST AM‘PACKET . . COMPANY'S V. ' LS', CITY OF - GLASGOW (New Steainery ap 4 rain'lVEwiNG, • - VULCAN, Captain JQHN OYD, . . JOHN WOOD, Captaiit C 61,1 1 ,1 FERGUSON, Sail as under„ front the Clar, , nce Dock, with or without - Pilots:- - The CITY or 431.ASGOW aveits..To,warittowi' (Saturday,) the 26th insfaut s at Four o'clock. in the Afternoon. The VULCAN 's,ii4 on Tu.c;,,,Y next;the 29th instant, at Six o'clock Hi s theTFAininag.- - -.-— • • The JOHN,,., lOD WO4ili' on T ' H t;rzstiky next; the 31st in stant, at Liu-ht O'clock is the Evenihy. . Apply to DAVID NI!IVEIt and Co., . . . . .. . .., .11,Water-street. For•DUBLIN A FA . 77/r Gin' or tilt : S T .-'...111:1" . .A.r Kr T co-4 AN Y, INC 0111 ' ft Til;T) ACT n F It LIAMENT. "C .nop n f , a;1 their Vosel. lifith or without Goods J. 11.1 L'asisengers to e p6its, qamelv, ; : • -; " • , V".;'. To Due uN :. sista& .t:iCt - - Per BE I,t , ' A S'r, the H rf3ERN lA, To-monnow; (Wednes day;) th e. 23 I instant:, at. - One o'clpyk in .the Afternoon, - from t?e Clareti ' A ppl: , fo.. I)nblirr Linr. - Vr • . §ANIUET4 FURRY, ' 27, - for' lialf4saine. to k Water-street. JOTIN'I'vftrIA - ."411110N and Co., 1 ri"Ket...o UZI; \ Thp piluciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters arid "I?,tptirt'errs ref the'PrOfits amougthein, :after pa3tnent,of the:Div.itlcinds--thus:creating a . cotarounitT 'of interests between the Shippers and §harCholders—a principle which will best 'guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their. Dividends, aidi Ytl=SJiippers of deseriptions , .of (foods . and . Live.St..c.l; the haying a well supported F:stablisbment of first class St;tatneis, and the lowest rate 'of Freight compatible with due attention to their n..i:ot,enance. • LC V I Koticco. z N orr I€E IS FIEdiERY GIVEN, that the Co- ifrinership subsisting :lietiveen .usi- the unde rsigns . I'HOMAS! RICHARDS and JOHN CHRISTOPHER CHMEPES,I both of Lit•erpool,•iirthe 'ciitirity orLattc — r,`ale, beer, indi 40 6 poi:or brewers, carrying on business iverpool aforesaid, under the firm of Richards and. Scht es, was this ,day Dis- 1 solved by rutittial eonsent. All Debts tie and wa s to and by the said Co-partnership , will be received - and paid hy.THOHA S WHINIVERA H, Accountant, of Lord-stieet, in Liyerpeial afpre said, who is duly anthOrized by u. to receive andiiy' the :Said Debts. ‘, .As witness our- hands the 22illlay: of D . ectribeii 1835.! ' Signed in the presen ; qe cif ~ THOS., .111C,I1A.RDS-. . - W. Youngliushaild. t ' J.'C. SOEIMEDES: lk NY Person having a Claim to a Dividend arising f " the Estate - and Effect's of Mr. JOIIN WRIGTIT urie6u,, :late of Henihatv,street, under a kind. of Composi some. time since, wilt please to furnish the Amount of same to J. G. SwAtNsoN, 46, Castle-street, on or heNte urday, the 2d of January next, in order to make a Final Distribution of,x,hat has been Collected: , - 24th December, 183.5. ripliE Commissioners in•a fiat iu bankruptcy,• bearing date the 6th of February,.. 1835, awarded and ,issued,fOrth against CIIARLES HAWKS.LFY, of LiVerimol in the county of Lancaster, inerchant ; dealer,- and clia an, intend to meet tin the 29. h day of Dec.amher ins;: nt t oue_ . o'clbck in the afternoon precisely, at .the Clare Rooms, South John-street; in. Liverpool aforesaid In 'or rto 'make '6."divi. !lend : of the estate , awl effects of the!said;baukrtiptstheu and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come 'prepared to prove the same ; or the'll')V;illte excluded the benefit of the said dividend. and•all:Clakiho Blit, theft proved will be disallowed. M:k.trnsCEi;'S'oiticitor. /11HE Comrn.issioners.in a fiat is bankruptcy, aw.rded anti 11 issued , forth againSt 'JOHN ' MOLY'lti EtL tIRD, of 4:iiverpool, in the county .4,Lan`gas,tati, themiS :drUggist; oil and colotirman, ',dealer and ehapman, into to,ineet, on ,thp 130th day of Decentlml-instant, at One tit the Aft - Mitictn, at the .Ciarendon,buildings,, in StintliJ. - reef, in. Liverpool aforesaid, when and where the creditor of the said hanl;rupt whet have-not already proved theiidebts adder the 'said - fiat, are to cOme propayetL toi prove 'the..sante, : and , the creditors of the said bankrnitt • who have „ already proved th eir, (1,,!,,i5 i .or. who may then Prue. their debts, 'Wider th4"said fiat," are to ehoose one. or more assignee orassigneets ofAlie said; irmnk,rupt's estate and effects, in the roow of,Matthew Smith aini George Bolden the' late as'sigttes,* whose election and appointment as asSi! , nee, tinder •the-said fiat has. been 'declared , void -order of the Court of Review in .Raukruptcy, bearing dato,thn,fitit day of Novenabei' 1835. WHEREAS a .fiat in bankruptcy, is awarded am t,issued ' ferth . a'gainst' JOSEPH 'CHARLES I,YONriC, of Li verpool, in-the ;county *of tic:tO, teormniss" :rneschant, dealer and Chapman; and he being declaJ I .bankrupt, is hereby reqUired to surr e nd e r hiniself to th" inruis;doners in the said fiat named, or the major psi -t t n,• on the 38th of December instant, and.on the 22d of .1411,1; ry next, at..twelve at - noon on each day, at the Clarendon Reba's, in Liverpool, and snake a full discovery and disclosUre . of his estate and ef fects; when and where the creditors are. to come: prepared to prove their debts, and at, the. first sitting, to choose assignees, and at the last Sitting the said bankropt is required tolinish his examination, and the creditors are to.as , ent to or dissent frosts the allowance of his certifie.ate. All persons indebted to the said bankiiipt, or that have'any Of- his-effects, are ant to pay or de , liver the same but to whom .the commissioners shall, appoint, but give notice to Messrs. BLACKSTOCK, BuNcE.,and VINCENT, Solicitors, Kink's Bench Walk; Temple, Ltnitlon; or to 'Messrs , DEANE and .litLatu, Solicitors, Harrington :Chambers ; North John-street, Liverpool. to bp auction. SALE AT SK !PdRTH. 'By Mr. T. BRANCII, On MONDAY next, the 28:11, and TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, in Seafmth, , HE E m , deiti - anitelegaiii' HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, JI, . Piano-forte by Brim . iltrood, richly'-ent GlaSs, China, a Blue Printed Dinner Servi c e, a f e w Dnz e n of-MADEIRA WINE, ilnwrl's s pyclopasdia and other Books, a pure bred Alderney Cow ' and other EffectS of C. B. Meek,'Esq - . . ' 'I 'he Furniture is in excellent condition,. and comprises lofty and modern- Four-post, Camp, Press, Apr Nursery Bedsteads, 0 with handsoMe M o r een a n d Di m ity 7 firuittires, excellent sea !ioned Feather Beds and M a tt resses . k a nd Painted Chamber winged' Requisites in and plain War robes, Chests of DraWers, ' Dressing Tables, : Washstands, Night ConimodeS. s:c., an Eight day Clock in - Oak• C's Se, moderri`Uahoginly Furniture in sliding frame Dining Tables, Pedestal-Sideboard, Secretaire and Book case, :Fire S'ereetts; duo ches; Trafalgar,C hairs, Card, Snap, and Lady's Work. Tab le s , _ handsome Brussels, Venetian, and Kid uerminstercarpets, Dressing Glasses, Scarlet and Drab Moreen Window Curtains, L'ait; of Lounging iChairs,-.Lobby . Cloth, Bronzed Fenders and Fire-iious.,a Steam Boiler with Kettles to fit, Kiti:.hen and Culinarvrten . sils,„Brewing Vessels, Barrels, Wheelbarrow, and varioni.other Articles: . . . 'to be viewed To-mon:now, (Saturday,) the 26th instant., when Catalogues may be had mt.the Premises,r. from Mr. , T. BuaNcH,. Hanover -street, Liverpool. . . SAT URDAY. To-luoAnow,_Caaturiay,),the 26th in ant, at - Twelve o'clock, on the Qnay, Salthf, p Dock, 50 Tons fresh cATTBONES, Just arrived, ex Three Sister,i,"fr n Belfast..—Apply to 'Mr. I\l.4, , yrnEw'C.9.oxisiti, tic -dent, or t . ROSCOW and RlGG';'BrOkep: ' ' ' IiSCONDAY. Oa MONDAY next; the - 28th I fist:ern% t l'kvelvd ai Messrs. \Va 41ington. awl C' s Warehouse, 'Goree, 25 Bags of Upliyut COT ON. all faults. ' Apply to LEA and DtNint).ll:l3-iokeri: On MoNpa It next, tho'`,2Bth ins! ant, atOn , 'clOck,At Buchanan • and l3rnwne's OfEre..o,' 1-street, • 42 Trais-Cuba FUSTI • 26 . TonS 13almtna LIG , MVIT.tE, - 1 Ton BRAZILETT , Ex Marys, from Nassau, disclrakring east sitie . George's Dock. —Apply to Mr. JAMES MARK WOOD, Merchant or to - RUC 13A NA N -and —lll{ 0 WN 14,--t3 . •• • TED „ • On WEnxEsnAY neat, the 311t h Tho. Tattersall, §On, and C.).'s Off! e e` , l Bales Repacked Orlea Landed ex Glepar.n, from New Orlq and NEPHEW, or - THOS. TATTERSALL,'SON, and Co., Brokers. Twelve o'clock, a: 'Exchange-buildings, "01"1'0-",‘I. S. DUTTON 1.70. bt,g,-Olb b ichtt. VALUABLE OAK, ASH, ELM, AND'OTHER TIMBER. On Titultsbsy . , th - e7th day cif Jauuaty next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, t:tt the house of Mr. John Turner, the sign of the Red Lion, at Preston Brook, iu the county of Che s t e r, subject to such conditions as will be then' produced,—u4ar an Order of the Court of Chancery. 9111-1 E fellowtog very valuable TIMBER. grow" in Dutton, in the said county of Chester. Thore: being so many Lots the Sale will - c at One o'clock. on Lands nience precisely Lor 106 OAK TREES and 11 Cyphers, .bered from Ito 106. 27 Ash Trees .. 4 ditto • ditto .... Ito 27. 38 Alder Trees .. I ditto ditto to . 38. "1 Fir Tree 4 Elm Trees .. 1 ditto ditto .... Ito 4. 17 Poplar Trees ditto to 17. This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of John Lowe, Daniel Alassey, and Thomas Chrimes. . LOT 11. R) OAK TREES ar.d 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 80. 47. Ash Treei ' .. 2 Ditto' - ditto • .... Ito 47. 19 Alder Trees - ditto .... 1 •tO - 19. 62 •Poplar Trees • •• . • ditto' '.... Ito 62. 1 Sycamore Tree ditto ..... 1. 1 Elio Tree . ' - ditto . .....1. This Lot is growing on Lands called Marsh Hattie Farm, in the occupation of Joseph Nicholls. -- - • • • - - , - • LoT -ILL • 138 OAK TREES and 13 Cyphers, numbered from I to 138. -19 Ash Trees .. •• 1 Ditto - ' ' ditto .... Ito 19. 61) Poplar Trees ditto .... Ito 61). - 13 A!dei• Trees - ditto .... Ito - 13. This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of William Swain and John Wilkinson •••' , ' -' • ' ' - - Lee. IV. -- - - . •-- . 61 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 64. 3. Ash . frees , ..- 1 Ditto • - ditto .... 1 -to 3. 1 Crab !Tree ditto • .....1. • This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of William Swain and Thuinas Massey. - • '- • . - ,•• . • - ' -.- LOT V. - .." 7G o - AK PIIEES and 4 Cyphers, numbered from Ito 76. ' -22 Ash Trees - • ----.-. Ditto- ditto - -...-.- t-to 22.- --- - 7 Alder Trees .. ,2 Ditto ditto . ...,7 - Ito 'i. 22 Vir Trees - , • ditto .... Ito 22. 3 Sycamore Trees .. 2 Ditto ditto .... I to: y 3. . This Lot is. growing ou Lands in-the ocrupatiou of John Lowe, Daniel Massey, Thomas Chrimes, and others. • . LOT VI. - •., 38 OAK TREES and 4 cyphers, numbered from 1 to 38. 37 Ash Trees-, . ~-.. .. ditto .... 1 to 37. I Poplar. Tree , - ditto .... I. 3 Alder Trees ditto ..,.. , Ito 3. I Ss (Amore Tree ditto .,.. I. • 6 Elm Trees ditto .... Ito 6. 3 Mem- Trees ditto .... I_ to 5. This Lot is 'growing on Lands in the_ occupation of Edward Bankes and John Swain, and in a.Coppiee called Dingles Wood. LOT VII. 18 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 18. - 133 Ash Trees and 'kDitto, • ditto ..... Ito H. 137 Poplar Trees and 3 Ditto, ditto - .... Ito 130. ;!,5 Elm Tree s . ditto .... 1 to 35. '['his Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of. John Swain, .lames billington, and others. , . , . LOT VIII. 80 OAK TREES and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 89 15 Ash Trees and i Ditto, ditto .... Ito 15. 28 Poplar Trees and 1 Ditto, ditto .... Ito 28. Alder Trees ditto .... Ito 3. This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of William Burrows, J. Howson, and James Billington. The foregoing eight Lots are situate on the North side of the Road leading from Northwich to Runcorn. , LOT IX. • 40 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 41). 28 Ash Trees ditto .... Ito 28. 1 Beech Tree ditto .... I. 5 Alder Trees ditto .... I to 35. 34 Poplar Trees ditto .... Ito 34. 2 Fir Trees .. ditto .... Ito 2. 2 Merry Trees ditto .... Ito 2. 5 Elm Trees ditto ... 1 b 5: This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Dutton Dean. LoT X. 132 OAK TREES and 9 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 132. 21 Ash Trees . , ditto .... Ito '2l. 41 Porgar Trees _ . ditto. .. „ Ito 41. 3 Elm Trees ditto .... Ito 3. 2 Fir Trees ' ' ' ' • ditto .... Ito '2. 5 Merry Trees " ditto .... Ito .5. This LOt is growing nn Lands in the occupation of Peter Okell, Edward hanks, William Burrow ,, and James Bitlington. . . .. • Lyr XI. 109 OAK TREES and 7 Cyphers, numbered from I to 109. 33 Abh Trees and 5 Ditto, • ditto .... Ito 35. 73 Poplar Trees and 5 Ditto, ditto .... Ito 73. 9(1 Alder Trees ditto ..... Ito 90. ll) Elm Trees and 1 Ditto, ditto .... Ito 10. 9 Beech Trees ditto .... Ito 9. . 11 Willow Trees - ditto ...: Ito I 1,. -.:*- This. Lot i.r 0-owing on.-I.Ands in the - occupation of Peter 'Mel!, Edward Banks, and in a Coppice called Banks's Biow Wood. LOT XII. 50 OAK TREES and 3 C y phers, numbered from 1 to 50. 21 Ash Trees .. I ditto ditto from Ito 21. 2 Elm 'Frees ditto from I to 2. 9 Poplar Trees ditto from I to 9. 30 Willow Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 30. 50 Alder Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 50. 4 Merry Trees ditto from Ito 4. This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of Edward Banks, and in a Coppice called Lock Hole. 'Lot Xlll. 57 OAK TREES and 2 Cyphers, numbered from I to 57. 30 Ash Trees and 1 ditto ditto , from Ito 30. 4 Willow Trees ditto from 1 to 4. 15 Alder Trees dial It 0111 to 15. -3 Elm Trees ditto - -- -from 1-to 3. 2- Poplar Trees ditto " from Ito '2. 4 Beech Trees ditto front 1 to 4. This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Pools Meadows. Lot XIV. 72 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher, numbered. from 1 to 72. 18 Ash Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 18. - 2 Beech Trees ditto from Ito 2. .6 Fir Trees , ditto from 1-to 6. 2 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 2. 21 Poplar Trees and 1 ditto ditto' from Ito 21. 3 Sycamore Trees . ditto from Ito 3. This Lot is growing . in a Coppice culled Park Brow Wood, and Lands adjoining in the occupation of Mrs. Okell. 2 OAK . Lot 'XV numbered . front 1 to 2. -Ash Trees.- - - ditto from Ito 4. 85 Poplar Trees and 3 Cyphers, ditto • from Ito 83. - 4::WiitoW Trees ditto from Ito 4. This Lot is.growing on Lands on the Banks - of the River Weaver, ,in the occupation of Mr. J. C.. Everest. • ' Lot , XVI. i 7 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 47. 32 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 32. 9 .Poplar Trees ditto froin Ito 9. 5 tlm Trees ditto from 1 to 5. 9. Alder Trees ditto from 1 to 9. 2 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 2. This Lot is growing in a Coppice at the farther side of Mrs. Okell!s Farm. .. Lot XVII': , . ,, . 62 'OAIi'TREES and 9 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 62. 8 Ash Trees . ditto from Ito 8. 1 Alder Tree ditto from - 1.. 23 Poplar Trees ' . ditto frfom Ito 23. This Lbt is growing. on Lands in the occupation of Mrs. Okeit and J. C. Everest, and in the boundary fence. . . Lot XVIII.- • ' • ' ' 61 OAK TREES and I.C‘pher, numbered from 1 to 64. 57 Als Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 57. '4 arch Tree's ' ' - • - ditto froM Ito 4. 52 Alder Trees ditto from Ito 52. 24 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 24. 3 SycaMore Trees ditto from Ito 3. 4 Beech Trees • ditto from 1- to 4.. This Lot is growing in a,Coppice called Rye 'Grass'lloll Lot XIX. 36 OAK TREES and 2 CYphers, numbered from I to 36- `2l Ash Trees „ ditto from 1 to 21. S Elm Trees . . • ditto from Ito S. 90 Alder Trees ditto from 1 to 9U. 13 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 13. 3 Birch Trees ditto front 1 to 3. 23 Poplar Trees and 1 Cypher ; ditto from Ito 23. 12 Willow Trees andi .ditto ditto from Ito 12. 9 Sycamore and Chesnut 'frees ditto, from Ito 9. This .Lot .is growing in a Coppice called Top of the Pool, and Lands adjmning, in the occupation of lgr. John C. Everest. Lot XX. 63 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 63. 17 Ash Trees . ... 3 ditto' ditto from Ito 17. 8 Alder Trees ditto from Ito 8. 1 Poplar Tree : • ditto • 1. 22 Oak 'Trees . ditto from 1 to 22. 12 Ash Trees . ditto from Ito 12. 1 .Elm Tree ditto 1. 3 Alder. Trees —ditto ----from 1 to 3. 1 Sycamore:Tree ditto 1. This Lot is growing in the Park Fence, near . Hoi.se Pasture Wood, and in a Coppice called Childermas Hill Wood. 100 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 100. -44 Ash Trees • ditto. . from Ito 44. 6 Willow Trees - ditto . from Ito 6. 28 Alder Trees and 1 Cypher, ditto • from Ito 28. • 2 Fir Trees •• ditto .' from Ito 2. , 2 Poplar Trees : - , ditto from Ito 2. 26 Elm Trees . ditto from 1 to 26. This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Hoise . Pasture Woad: 1-' . Lot XXII. 45 OAK TREES and 6 Cypheis, numbered from 1 to 145. 51 Ash Trees ditto from 1 to 51. 4 Elm Trees ditto frnm Ito 4. 24 A Ider- Trees ditto from 1 to 24. 3 Chesnut Trees 'ditto from 1 to 3. This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Bird's Wood. - - „ The foregoing Timber is healthy and well grown. It is of large dimensions, sound in quality, and - well wot thy the attent.. tion of Timber Merchants and couSurners ofTiniber. Dutton is 5 miles from Northwich, fi from Warrington, 15 from Chester, 5 from Runcorn, 20 from Liverpool, and 25 from Manchester, to all of which places, and all other parts of the kingdom; there .are easy modes, of Conveyance by the good Turnpike Roads, the Trent and Mersey Canal, and the River Weaver, which intersect the Dutton Estate. • • • IsnAc and '.lOhri SitsrlYkas, of Dutton, will show the Timber, and further particulars . may be had by applying to HENRY WRITE, ofAston, or at the'Offii.e of MOSES. FITCRETT aild WAGSTAFF, Solicitor:4, Warrington, . . • LEEDS AND YoRICSHIRE • FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. • • CAPITAL ONE MILLION. PARTIES whOse FIRE POLICIES wit ' expire on C'irRISTMAS Day, or the 25 fully apprised that, for their own secUrit , reneWed . within 15 days from that date ' now rearm' for delivery. - FARMING STOCK insured at wo Shillings per cent. per ',town, without the Average Clause, the duty of three shillings per cent. having been repealed. N.B.—A - return of twenty-five per cent. was last Chriqinas paid to all Insurers in the above Office, whose policies were of seven years' continuance. ISAAC 11IILLER,'Agent for Liverpool. North crescent-chambers, 2, Lord-street. this Company . inst. are respect , the same should he Printeddieceipts are AFTER FRIDAY NEWT. ' Hondurds- MA HOG ANY, rf superior On WEDNESDAY, the Gth January next, at' in Dempsey, Benbow and Co.'s bonded, y 234 Logs I-IQN DURAS Al 110 Containing 110,4100-feet, Liverpookneasu the " Onyx," J. Nicholson, Master. dir . just landed. • This cargo is of a very splendid desc Wien, comprising Ca. binet Wood, very superior in quality, and of large dimensions, with a propottion of Machinery Wool ; the whole being a better assortment than has been offered in Liverpool for many years past, and well 'worthy the attention of the Trade gene rally. For Catalogues and further particulars apply to • DEMPSEY, BENBOW and CO. Brokers. "ily. welvo o'clock ;d, Sefton-street INY, aeut ; imported in from the Bay, and . _ On FRID4r, the Bth January next, at One o'c!o ,at T. and 11. Littledale and Ob.'s Office, Exchange- ildings, 212 Chests SHELL LAC, 980'Bags . 'STICK LAC, 34 Bales 'Bengal SAPFL ER, 5 Bales TOBACCO, .M 8 S ATT PET R Now landing, ex Warwißk; front .Calcutta,—For further parti culars apply to . ' • T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co/Broitrs. • On WEDNE.SDAY, the 13th January next, at r r l;ti‘l tr ve o'clock, a 'M olyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, C 'Tel-seet, 843 Bags - 68 Cask,s SUGAR• • 34 Cases 58 Baskets 33 Tons •SAPAN W OD, I Ton HOOFS, 4 Cases/ HAT , ; 9 -Th)xes OLGA - Landed, per Saguenay, from Manilla. MOLYNEOX: TAYLOR :and Co., Brokers. • 7,0 bt By order of the Executors of the late Mr. , Muss, Z. riflO he „LET, with itntneaate Possession, a)ong established 1 WINE and SPIRIT VAULT, bein , r. .dorner house, . situate , in a central and pojiuluas part of thiy town. Rent, £26 per,anputn.—Apply to Jo lIN and AN Ditsw Pp.tisroN, 37, Dale street. Ilubliffttiono. tl On the Ist of .Jautiary will,be publi ed, THE FIRST. NUMBER OF A NEW EWES OF 11HE CHRISTIAN LA , DI I ! ,IWAGAZINE. Edited by 014 A nt.oTTE ELIZA li. ;1: • • • • P.ublished monthly, price One Shilling. Printed for R. B. -Seeley and W. Burnside; and Sold by Seeleys, Hatchards, Nisbets, and all Booksellers in town and country. 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YORK A.N.'D NORTH OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO2VPANY. • T" attention_ of the Piinlic . is. solicited t e _Rates of Premium required by this Company, • •ontrasted below with those demanded by the. London Ass nee OfiireA. • York and Yorth of England. - London, tie.,Offes. Floating Policies' ' 10s. 'ent. 12s. per Gent. Specific—All Risks Bs. er Cent I ls. per Cent. .Omit Haz. Trades .. is:per Cent 10-:. per Ceut. „ Omit also I-laz. Goods Gs. per Cent 9s. per Cent. Short period Policies , at the usual proportions of the aboe. The Premiums on lige Assurance will be found on tompar rison to be much- more favourable to the Assured than those charged by most other.Offiees. Policies falling due at Christmas require to be renewed ‘vithin fifteen days from that day. M. WOTHERSPOON, Agent. 27, India-buildings. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, • ESTABLISHED AT YORK, 1824, ruHE RATES of INSURANCE from - F* are as liberal JE as those d any Otgce in the Kingdom In LIFE Insurances - the Rates are t lowest ever offered to the Public, especially for Females. . . , __ gr . .. __ MALES,— - l_,--4i-- . EMA-IN,g, -A-.lOne Seven 1 Whole. One Year. Years. I Life. ' -• ' Yer 10 015 4 015 8: 1 7 tlO 01: 20 017 4 018 41 1 14 41 20 017 30 1 2.10 1 5 6, 2 5 .11.30 1 ] 40 1 12 8, 1 1i.3 :..' 119 91 40 - 1 ! 50 2 3 61 2 6 4 , 4 1 9,L50 1 ll I 69 3109148 0, 6 6 I 01; (10 , 2 11 7 , 1 112 41 3 2 3Pi At 41 70 &A, . 7.5 916 o'll 10 '6,13 4 4F !' 73 ! 9 5 Annuities and ReversionS ittirehased, and Annuities granted. `2AIIMINp, STOCK lustired at.'2s. per Ceal. - Prethiutn, nitfinnt average elanse or duty. ' INSURANCES falling due th , .'2sth of De.cnmuElt should bepaicr'within fifteen days from that date. . , ' AGENT , : FOR I,ivEitPuot,: LATHAM HANMER, Jut., IS, 'Exchange-buildings. JOHN ATKINSON, • Petmiek-buildings, Fonwiekstreet. ' ' lie Seveu Whyte ear. Years. 1 Life. [3 8' 0 14 F , 1 5 4 [7 2, o'lB 4 1 11 6 1 9 1 t 70{ 1 19 0 5 6 1 7 3i 12 13 15 1 17 VI 3 13 3 [8 0 3 9 30 , 12 G 14 Iz 7 l' s 4 Ol 7 7 s'oll 2 2112 • ft - 9 THE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPAN 1, OFFICK,, No.. 33, KING -STREET, MA NcRESTEIL. CAPITAL.—TWO MILLIONS. - Established March, 1824. FIRE DEPARTMENT. ' in n E Assured are entitled to one-third of / th, il any lialaity on .th'r part to the lu,s i • Parties i ntending to continue theiryr Clittf.?l'.slAS, must • renew them withit time, or they will become void. • • .-.• , ._ FARMIN rocK, G y Now EXEMPT frorri: , DUT , is insured by this Company at `2s. per cent.. per ' , annum, and WITHOUT THE AVER AGE CLAUSE. io Profits, without olicies, falling lie at In fifteen days of that LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Assured are. entitled to two-thirds of the Profits, win.mt anti on their part to the losses. The Premiums charged are lower than those of the majority of other Offices. The business of the Life Department is kept trite distinct from that of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make good any losses arising therefrom. The Rates of Premium, and all other particulars, may be obtained on application to RICHARD DAWSON, Agent, Exchange-Alley, Liverpool. SUN FIRE OFFICE, . gsTABLlz,liEn 1710. / .. Bank Builiiitrys, Corizhill, Craig's -court, Chopin gr Croy, and a, Itelbeck-street, Cavendish.-6yitarv, L9miun. . MANAGERS. -- CHARLES Pole, Esq., Treasurer. Charles Boulton, Esq. Felik Calvert Ladbroke, Esq. The Hun. P. Pleydell Bouverie Felix Ladbroke, Esq. William Burnie, Esq. C. Shaw Lefevre, Lsq. M. P. John Cockerel], Esq.. . , The lion. Hugh Lindsay, James Campbell, jun. Esq. Charles Littledale, Esq. . Harry Che,ter, Esq. - Henry Littledale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. , Geo: SVarde Noruran, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. - John Pearse, Esq. Charles BeßFord, Esq. - . ...„_Brice Pearse, Esq. Williath Rd. Hatni,ton, Esq.. Charles Richard foie, Esq. Edward Harman, Esq. ' C. Geo:•ge Thornton, Esq. Geo. Smith Thornton, I,q. rip„IIE Printed Receipts for Premium and Duty on Policies, il as they become due, are ready for delivery, and are in the hands of the underinentioned,Ageuts-of the Sun Fire and Sim Life Offices. , • , AGENTS. Liver 00l 'Mr. NICHOLAS D. BOLD, p S Mr. JAS. BUNNELL, Manchester and (Thorley, Mr. I•Preston, Mr. J. Green. 1 Roht. Duck. Ulverston, Mr. John Carter. Blackburn, Mr. Thrup. Douglas, Isle .of Mau, Mr. Jas. Lancaster, Mr. John Black- Moore. • . hurne. Warrington. Mr. Jas. Davies. Wigan and Ormskirk, Mr. Bolton, Alr. Giles Cross. Sand. V. Hopwood. itoehdale i 'Mr. Geo. Haworth. Haslenden, Mr. Henry King. Persons may in-sure for more meat; and in such cases there per cent. per Annum, compoun duty tor every year, except the years than one by a single pay vit4 Le a discount allowed of tice .1 interest, o❑ the premium., and Zaants . WN'iITED, in a respectable neighbu ROOM ani BEDliOOll.—Ad Standard-office. • petl DRAWING !s3, E. 8., at the APPRENTICE WANT IVIIERE is atpreseut a VACANCY ittrAPPRENTICE A. ; ill the Liverpool Workhouse and ever Ward.—Apply to the House. Surgeon. Dif.Sifs-Az tvi-i IP. a PA 12'1'N Eli in a hi -?espeet aWe and i,N)11 . ,,2 : 1 ‘1-ep' stabiished LADIES' B(Ari,DIN(i SC li()0 L. —Apply (if by letter vist paid) to Mr. Aso nv, (private teacher,) 61, Devon-street,.,Liverpeol. , , .. SITUATION :WANTED. ,-- ALADY, arcustowedto Tuition. wishes to et with an Eng . agetuent as GOVEIINESS. ed au m ber a Frrily or a A resiiable School; Slie is quite comp e to teach the Ger man and ['reach Languages. awl the Cr branches of polite education. Referenc es ca n be, g i ven u . the first rerrect.ability• Apply either personally ur by letter (post [raid) to L. D. No. 56, Bold-street. •• TO TUTORS. T a hietlV-respectable — AnasTerny, in the Noi re )l 4. 9l f England, en ASSISTANT TUTOR •will be WAN' .1.) after the Christmas Vae,ttion, qualified to take a start in the French •department, Writing, Arithmetic, Englis nd the Rndituents of the Latin Language. Ile will resi in' the Muse of the •Ad vertiser,. and a liberal Salary will I offered. The situation will be found to be one of w ent comfort and respect ihilit T; none, therefore, need apply who caumit atlduCe - the most sa tisfactory testimonials of cit4racter. Candidateit required to be members of the'Clkorch of Eugland.—Applicatioi,ts to be made (post-paid) to Mr. liunsow SCOTT, Booksellet. Carli.le. J. HEWITT, HOSIER, GLOVER, NO. 61 AND 66, WHITECII A PEL ALSO, 44, k OPPOSITE DEA N-STIIEE y HEWITT begs to inform Pare an d S u p er i n t en d ents tti • of Schools, that his piesent S ck is qnite complete wills every Article in the above Business suitable for the Winter Seas,,n, in Children's Hose, Socks, GloVes Woollen Cravats, Silk Stocks, Handlteraiefs, - &e: Any Article in the Trade made to Pattern. , LAGA-STRI6T, WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. / 1 CHIEF OFFICE , Extit • Office in Landon, 20, Bcidye-stree , Blackfriars. PERSONS Insured against Fire to le extent of £3OO, and I upwards, will be entitled to care of Half the Prqfiti, derived from Fire Insurances , eve iftli year. LIFE INSURANCES . are e ted on the approved plan of giving to those Insured .a parti pation in the disposable sur f plus Premiums, which may be added as a BONUS to the Sum insured, or applied in Reduction of the Annual Premium. -Rates and Conditions may be bad of the Agents. ' - CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. Those persons whose Policies fall due 25th December are respectfully informed that they should renew the same within fifteen days froni that date, for their own security. ' - A , R EDUCED- SCALE of PREMIUMS and CONDI TIONS may be had of WM. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents, 12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool. NORWICH UNION FIRE. CAPITA L, Titus. Sight Hon. Lord Wodehouse, 1 . _ Lord Lieutenant. £m-J;teolk Asticy, Bart., M.P. Sir E. K. Lacou, Bart. E. T. Booth, Esq., Alderman, President. J. W. Robberds, Esq., Alderman, Vice-Pr ident. ' Lieut.-Colonel Harvey. R. Hawkes, E. ~ Alderman. George Morse, Esq. Charles Eva 'sq. A. leudson, Esq. , I. Pre o sq., Recorder. W. Herring, Esq. Sir R arvey, Knight. S. Stone. ESA. I Geor , Steppings. Esq. rutHE Pubtic are respectfully reminded that all Insurances JL renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the 25th of Decent . - ber instant must he paid at the Office, Exchange-street West, on or before the 9th day of January next, or tEe Society wilt cease to he liable for the ruins insured; and all Persons whose Policies are now due are•reiuested to take notice, that the Agents with whom they transact their business are empOwered to pay re turns' of Premium on the five years ending 2:ith December of the present year. In proof of the public approbation of the principles and con duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that its busi ness now exceeds 50 millions. -- Prospectuses may be had of the respective Agents of the Company, de also' of L. MILLER, At the Society's Office, Exchange -street West., Liverpool. Treasurers. SAMUEL HOPE, Esq., and Co., Bankers. ZEITTER AND CO.'S NEW PATENT TWO AND • THREE UNISON GRAND PIANO-FORTES. - George Thomson, Agent . Pr Liverpool. GEORGE THOMSON respectfully announces thaae ex %it 'Teets to receive a ,Secon,l Conci t rnment thoao6;upori or Instruments in a few dais, to make room for Vp;lrlie otters part of his v a luable St oc k o f S EMI -G RAN DS , C TA G Gil, AND SQU. A /MS, Bce. at very reduced Prices 4lor of which are by the best London Makers, and warranted perfect. PIANO-FORTES carefully Repaired and Tuued, in Town or Country, by an experienced Tuner. 1, Great Oeorge-street, December, 1535. k_i riLISSOLD'S HA IR-CU'ITING st a nd s equal 'e first, and inferior to none. WIGS of the very best descripti)n, econ • in price, may be hid at 48, CHURCH-STREET, yearly posite to the Liver Theatre. CLISSOLD'S CIRCASSIAN CREAM is highly recom mended for strengthening and beautifying the Hair. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. . • PERSONS Assured for the whole term of Life in G,eat Britoin or Ireland respectively, will have an addition wade to their Policies every seventh year, or an "equivalent reduatieu..will be mule in. the future payments of Premiums, at the option of the Assured. The following Table shows the total Additions made t ife Policies for £lOOO, which have been in• force for t Four teen Years at christams, 1830: t...-; I t e Amo that has been 17 1 Sum Annual ' E-g ed to the Sumo • — I i Assured. Premium. .er , 'A ,a redpayable at the 71 -. f '' ' 1 O 1 i Party's death. 1 ' ~_-, 1 £lOOO £2l 15 10 20 1 - £230 1000 21 0 it, 25 .236 1 ' . 1090 26 . 14 vz .30 ' 211 • 74 1000 29 18 4 35 256 .. 11 1000 33 19 , 2 - H ) ' 278 , A 1 1000 38 19 '"i 15 . 30-1 . .-:: , .1000 1 15 6.' 8 ' 50 - 3-10 • - :c5 t 1000 I 53 . 3 ' 4 55 382 —4 ' ItXX) 1 63 13 4 60 419 Equivaloit Reductions have Lero made lo the future payments of Premium, where the parties assure have desired to have the amount of surplus Premiums so applied. The n e st -Valuation will be • made at Christmas, kt. 37, and Policies effected before that date will participate in proportion to the time they may then have been i❑ force. The Company licrchase' their Policies at an equitable value. FIRE DEPARTMENT. in addition to the benefit of the late Reduction in the Rates of Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of an allowance for the loss of - Rent of buildings rendered uutenant able by Fire. FARMING STOCK is now exempt from Duty, and,may be assured at 2s. per Cent., without any restrictive clause, instead of ss. as.heretofore charged. • • Policies becoming due at CHRISTMAS (25th Dec.) should , be renewed within fifteen days from that period. • The Company's Rates and Proposals may bo4tad at the Office in London, or of any of the Agents in the Country, who are authorised to report on the appearance of Lives proposed for Assurance. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary. Cheapiide, London, December, 1835. • The Agents for this Company are :—. Liverpool Messrs. SWAINSON and . HORNBY, Bretherton's-buildings, North John:street. Ditt0.....-.Mr.. W. -11:-M±DOWE-LL., 5,- Eschauge-buildings. Appleby .•.... ...... .E. Allinson. Lancaster Thomas Albright. !Ashton;under Line T Finney. Blackburn R Willing. Bolton C Briggs. Burnley and Todinotden. .'l'. E. fiammerton. Burv. • .. Richard Lomax. Choiley . John .Latham. . Clitheroe W. L. - Odtley. Maccicsfieli ... R. 'Turner. Manchester: B. and C. Hervey. Oldham John Duncroft. Orinskirk James Robinson. Preston . Win. Lancaster. Rochdale. James Hartley. Stockport W. Downall. Ulverston W. Pestle waite. Warrington Thomas Leigh, Wigan . J Hilton. E; INSURANCE SOCIETY , 1:500,000. TEES. lii rht Honourable the Earl of. Orford. Sir Henry Jar , Charles Savill Onley, Esq. ,cToRs. ir i rt 4 OVERS (4 TENPENNY ALE H e accommodated a wilh an Article of superior qua to any that has ever been offered to the Public, at th e RUNS Vt , ICK HOTEI., 53, Hanover-street, near Boid-street. NEW MOREEN, BLANKET, QUILT, GRECIAN CARPET, &c., WAREHOUSE, AND . FRINGE 2114.8"17F.4CT0RY, ADELPHI HOUSE, 25, HANELAGH-STREET. r2l_ WOODS and Co., in returning thank or the very • liberal encouragement they have expe iced since their commencement in Business, beg to in in their numerous Frierlcts and the Public generally, th ey have just received a large supply of the very best manufactured DAMASKS, MOREENS, BLANKEIS, and QUILTS, w hi c h they are now offering at their usual low prices; also a large and ele gant asi;ortment of the much-aduilied GRECIAN CARPETS, yard and half wide, from 2s. Gd. per yard. Every description of FRINGES, I.RIMMINGS, &c., Manu factured on the Premises. • IMPORTANT NOTICE. TADIES and GENTLEMEN way obtain a supply o f A I FRENCH GLOVES, at WIOLESALE PARIS --PutcEs, the best quality, Ladies', 10s. 6d., 13s. 6d., and „161, 6d. per Dozen; Gentlemen's, 145., 175., and 21 h . per ozen'; Lisle Thread, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, of t manufacture, at unprecedented low prices; also, a most , nificent Assortment of the LATEST NEW DESIGNS, in FRENCH EMBROI DERED' BLOND CAMBRIC, MUSLIN and NETT PE ',ERIN ES, CAPES, COLLARS, HA BIT SHIRTS, &c. at JOHN LANGDALE'S, Foreign and British Lace, Glot , e; _Hosiery, and General Fancy French ad Ork Warehoitse, 41, Church-street. PORT OF LIVERPOOL. grill E Owners, and th e M as t ers an ti Commanders employed -X-- on board the Ships and Vessels belonging to this Pelt, are jrsoi p- T desired to Meet at th e U n derwriters' Committ 'Room, on Tuesday, the sth January, 106, at Twelve b' ' ck in the fore noon, to nominate and appoint fifteen P ' sto be Tr us te es , for the mana g ement of the Seamen ' s II tat in this oWn for the next year, pursuant town Act of • o rliament, 4th and sth William the Fourth, intituled "Au Act for the relief and sup port of maimed and disabled Seamen, and the Widows , end Children of such as shall be killed, slain, or drowned in the Merchant Service." By order of the Trustees, DANIEL ALLEN, Secretary. - Live/yogi, 231 December, 1835. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. Dock-office, Liverpool, Bth- Dec. 1835. 'THE TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS do _I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are2xilling to re ceive Tenders for a LOAN of MONEY, ott Bonds, to ho dated on the lst'of January, 1836, and redeemable in less than Seven Years; to bear 'lnterest itf , tl* rate of Thant POUNDS FIFTEEN SHILLINGS per Centum per annum, payablo half yearly, - either in Liverpool or in London. • Persons desirouS of advancing any part of such loan, are re quested to send Sealed Tenders, addressed to Mr. GLoan Wrrutots, Treasurer to the said Trustees, on or before Mon day, the 28th instant. • By order of the Committee, . . WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY -11111: COMAIN‘THE of MANAGENIFNT at Glasgow have to inform the Subscribers that the £600,000 of Ca pital Stock at the disposal of the Committee has been r.ubscrib ed ; that the deposit of £2 per share thereon is vyhoily paid; that two or three eminent k;tiglish Railway Et ineers will be on the ground immediately i—and that, as th outplay stasot pledged to select the "best" li ne f or th e . erest of the Sub scrihers and the Public, no improper influence will be alloied to interfere in attaining this all-impovtaut object. By order of the Local Committee, • • It IC HARD DAWSON, Secretary. No. 10, Erchange-alley, T,irerpool, 22d Decemb.r, 183.5 CALCUTTA AND SAUGUR RAILWAY AND AR BOUR COMPANY. • TN conformity with the Advertisement which a eared a few days since, the Public are now informed at the PROS— PECTLTS of the above undertaking may NA - ad on application at the otee of Messrs. Birkelt and soh;3:oliiik-lace, Cheapsnle ; or at the Company's (aces, 7, Birchen-line; Cornhal ; where the Bonds are to be applied for on or before the 20th Jan. 1836. - SUBSCRIPTION'S FOR THE IRISH CLERGY. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £2322 3 e Richard Houghton 5 0 0 James Perrin lO 0 (' Brought forward. .£2380 0 0 The . Misses Cowls 1 0 Miss Simmons (~leorge Hidden 5 0 0 hn Joseph Cooper Win. Cooper o)' Aiity. Christo person r' ,John Wain ght•y" A Friend... ;A Friend.. 'W' Gr Lister,(;i)iton broker 5 0 Serjeantion J. A. 541 e Anthony L. Molyneux 5 0 (' Wm. Molyneux John Wilson ,J ‘l.lO 0 0 7 6 0 8 0 0 50 0 50 Jas. Holmes, Everton 2 2 Alexander Good 5 J Miss Bates Miss Richardson 1 0 Thomas Maddock 1 1 Williaib Quirk Henry Green 1 0 0 Thomas Edmondson 1 0 C Bryan Smith 2 0 0 Peter Leather Mrs. Leather ... 2 2 C Thomas Smith Richard Fisher Mrs. Potter m. parr • • •• - !SamlJohnson,Church street E. SPwelf 0 10 0 Woodburn 0 5 0 Per Mr. Gill J. B. Lunt 2 0 U G. Pitts Jos. Matthews Geo. H. Lawrence Geo. Lawrence James Foster 5 0 0 Tot al £2411 13 6 Carried _forward.. 2380 oti N.B.—Collection at the Meeting upwards of £BO. Subscriptions will also be received by An.stu HODGSON, Esq. Treasurer; and the Rev..lorix B. Motsx, Secretary. Books are also left at the followina places, viz. :—At the . Bank Alf Li verpool; Leyland and Bullen's; Moss and Co.'s; 'tinder writer's Room; Exchange News-room ; Atheneum; Lvcetun Standard-Office; Mercury-Office; Courier-Office ; 4, Mawdsley, Castle-street.