The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03 00:00:00

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' .',f -t; < , x , VI tr ....•, - 4 1 E. • 4 ~..` 4 i j*7 Mr. Myddeltotl, arifil Me, , . Atm Crt '2►' eneractiud - • li, - year, will Luke place il) 'NI A Y next: ''' EAST INDIES. / 3).t': f 4 ' ''' .r.. X 11' .., ~1...::„.'_, ~?..„. ~,..7, ......, .._ •.. .• . 131a,nk Petitions may he' - rati* a - the Corpot ''''''-',-- - -. ... Will Aare early tie' atcb. -~4sTs -... ... .... ' i%lv_i_: . . , ~ , .)- l3loemsbory.nlLl•e; Any Morniiig betWeeb the hot For BOMBAY, the Sin NERVA, A I, ' I ' s s ~ .. and Three o'cititlk. A t . 6:7 • , A. APPlimign , Master. For freight, Szi:. appl} LUNCAN GIBI. :,: ~ • • • -• • • • • • -To saiton the 20th Apr' ', • For SINCAPORE and..LINTI (both, or either, 4 r l / 4 7 .L . at the option of the Consignee fine English- LaNvi sF, Is, Cocnmander ;A 1, :1 - I(l.liituev i er register, coppe . sails fast, iitid will be Inuudia.every mtspect. a first-rate .c veyauce both for goods WAP- 14 4.91 1 geMi her acconmodationti , being very superior :and kin', having a high poop deck.—For tellns, &c. ztppv nn.board, Prinee's Deevici or. 1.4) W. and J. TIMER. 4n,gsperiguced Surgeon.. :.• To sail on MI 21st of For lATAVIA . ," SiNCAPO,RE, (t Ltrl'lll. the Livcrpont-bO4 Prig tiAbr O f, 11.1:01FE, GEo. Kincri,,,,Commander.;:burilipt" Vots register tons; three yrNailohl; and foY.-=-For . frei,.qlit'or , i4ge avely, .JOHN Pour LAND , ;', r Mestra, 1101, and liroker4 Or to, 3 1-1 g TOBIN: , , ,v stapositively on Me Ist of May. - For CANTON, the very superior fast-sailing Ship ;',21.. ELIZA. STEWART,. A 1, WU :to . * ln •coppered and copper-fastened, 'Roar. MILLAR, CAMandel; lying' in. the St.. 'Katharine's Dock. Iltetegaut aecomino dations for.passengers. . The consguecs wi noteugago to take goods , ou. board oftcr the '2Bth of:April.. Goods to be deli vered at Lintin or Whampoa at,the option of ship's consignees; freight payable in Loudon. .The ship may touch at Batavia, but will dot land any of her cargo there.—For terms of freight urpassage apply to the Commander, on board; to Mr. JOHN ' Carne,a.. 2, Crosby-square; to PHILLIPPS Aud TIPLADY, 3, George-yard, Lombard-street, London; or to • . . Mr. DOBSON, At Mr. T. Hargreaves, Jun., Solicitor, 85, Tarleton-street, , .• , . , Liverpool. ' • WEST INDIES.. yr • • "•-• • • • • To sail on the Bth • For JAMAICA, and will dplj'ver goods at-BLACK RIVER I Bro. NV4VO; ORACABisi Po ItT MARIA, and 'Porte adjacent, the Snow ANN i‘I'KENZIE; bqr llttrt pee register 2SI tons.—:-For freigbt or passage apply to JOHN LiLADSTONE and Co. • • To mil 15th of April, • : • For DEME ISA „ate new 13•tish 2 Itilt Ship H,EsifFigus, Rqtyr •AfTtowa t„..l..conamander, bur -1; -then , per ,register . ;130. freight or passage, h gan exce eat cabila,, apply b.) • • .:,;• ; .1.011N, GLADSTONt and Co. WilL4u.ii.tn a few day,' positipoly ) or forfeit freig , haring room ' - •jor only a few tuns G ch, • For HONDURAS, the fine 13; e•MIRIAM and JANK.3I2 tens register.—For ods and pusgepgers ; a 1 17 , 1y . . F cAp . ,a4n i - i ß o s. ,,,E,on o bnard, :in the . Qupen's and C 18, Goree Piazzas. -Will filli immediately. - - • . For;. B B A,. B A 1) 0 .5, . _'' • t , The fast sailing Ship LITHE LAND, ToomAs t7' 7,1*.:; II At% x irp , Maser.--For i f{eig r RatKage apply to g Y ES, LlTi RLAI s 1 D . Li and Co. )b,v e WeAtonholoke,squ are. - • - - To taiLintmediately, ' 0 4. For DEMERARA, the fine, British.built A 1 Brig A r4 4o' DEMERARA, Capt. J. MILL • a very .superior vessel, and will be speedily de/ghtchecl.—k or freight, ace apply to 'Mr. J. B..BailveFult, or t ' JOHN oiclßDog and'CO: ae il A . r• *,-, -- . Thor BARBADOS, _. s v.%. The Ship BARTON, J. J. A.a t aoNG, Master. X 127 - —Far freight or passage apply t , ,-.„ ~= .“ ...- BARTON, IRLANI, d HIGGINSON. SOUTH.: AMERICA.- :! Tu mei on- the 16th April, - and-no Goods will be Iv red which are Ito:. entered at the Custom-house on or befor the 15th. For 11111 MOS AY ItES direct, t well-known A 1 ItsA. Barque MARY WORRALL, Ditvip SMWI, Mas ,,.-17,-- ter, Liverpool-built,..expressly for this trade; burthen - 7 237 tons.;• has very superior, accommodations for.pas aengerS; lying in Georges Dock.—For freight or passage apply to . . . ASHLEY BROTHERS. - -Barron •- - • 7'o sail the fry'st treek in • - For ST. 401-11s1,, NEW DRUN mit, the Ship EMIGRANT, Crt:ptairi, .11 , 1,'L.ty i s I, registers torig,,capper-fasten'ed,. fast loading- east side ook.---For, freight orpassake iply try ' GEORGt GLEN': 4, Cornhill. - . . To sail on the 4th April. .-, : : _,k,.,16, For HALIFAX., N.Bi, theSllip" JOHN and 70'- R. p. .M. 010,11,T, pa k .taiu OntoPnal,4 _;: . 'I, regj,stors. 501 •t:" toup,r.qpper-(ioteued, sail? fast, had mmndinq state rooms • and cai?in. kg .I)Plae ser!--z--7For. f igitt 9r passage ftpply to , ,:,, . , , ,Q4011,(41. Gl4Ol, , l, Cornhill. • - For ST. JOHN, N. 8., the Brig ANN, Captain . .4N_, SwiNvotto; registerti 27,5 tons, copper fastened; will •Akidife . sail positively,,?n Wetinesa- — t Fr - f "tit ....t., -- , • „ . i ty x.— o ret or passage apply on board, west dc' Brunswick ock, rto GEORGE; LEN, 4, Cortitrill. . -For. QUEBEC, thalast-saili and coppered Ship •:) • SLR HOWARD OUPTJA I , , AiIgESSOCK, Master.—For frightannly Co DUNUAN . 04138. For 9PEBEC;• the fast-sa: ng. Ship DIBDIN, Maiter.—F:of froigh &C. aprily to • - - • DUNCAN ' GIBS. r • . . First Spring Ship. _. limit , For MONTREAL, the flue Sll 10TRgAL ; „ bortheti per xegisfer t0n , g . ; ,,. erea Ena co,PPer • - fnstpled, nod well, known in . UiW O.—For ; terms of or p4ssage.4Pply oh. board, Do4k;* to r. ALg7CAN DER I;',AI.IL,ADIE; or to GEORGE HIGIIFI'gLD. ",ir '- - - --• • - To sail with the first Spring Ships, ct e . 414. For NIONT REAL; the tine first-clal nd newly-cop k perm!' arig MALAY, Capt. Iltrrc NSON ; • burthen . "'" - per regist,er 290 tons.—For freight passage, having t otkl4ctornmociatious, apply on board, George's Dock, or. to ItAYNES• and CRAM. . , _ To sail in a few.(lays. !I - For QUEBEC, the tine British-built c pered Barqo ENDENT, Captain G.I.LE ,; 257 tons 're gister,;:sails.well, and will be fOu ith eligible _ v eyance. tor goods and passengers, — For freight, tkc:,, 9 1 14p1y to Messrs. Josion FaosTa and Co. or to '' CHAPMAN and' WILLIS. i ' AR - - Pnr - MOW{RRAL • the remarkably , fin n ew•Barque g.,,, -MARY—LAING, Captain SHAREII; ' 6 tons; AI, .416 1 . - British•bnilt and coppered, and in a espects a very . - •, superior conveyance.—For terms of freight, &c. 5 1 1 14 on board , in Prince's Dock, or to , JOSEPH FROSTE and Co. MEDITERRANEAN: : • • For- ANCONA and TRIESTE e fine Brig Art.P.:THUSA, Rlc AH D TURNER, ter; A 1 fit' burthen per register 148 t n , coppered and ,opr t er-fastened, is in every respec very superior , vessel, 'and haying three 7 fourths 'of her , cargo on board, will, e immediate despatch.---:-For freig4 &C., apply to Messrs. • 11, 411114fIrili. BROTHERS and Co ; to F. F. OMBS and Co. ' of 'to JOHN ROTHWELI4, 24, King-street. "" NEW SOUTH WALES . —a lug . „ To succeed the Oriental. . For HOB ART TOWN and SYD N , the fine Liver pond-built ,Ship RICHARD WA ?R,,-- 7 FIDLER, . I,,:4l.2o%;,,t7;otniuitukr ;.bucthen,per registe Wl:2i, sails. re-. Jinnarkably : fust n pOirely rebuilt IS.II, and has su-; tetior accwouoilations for, cabin, and . Steerage l'a,ssengerif.-1 Aiiippers may. rely. .on :dr .above vessel being despatched - aboUt; Abe 14th May.—}'or freight or pa age apply ,to Messrs. Boto -4 " RussE4., and Mr. .W}LLIAM B‘ELL Brokers; or . • JOHN TOBIN. ." • steam iNattigattrin. ''-OEIIERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. . , • • • Foreign Packets. . / ' ''...., THE GENERAL STEAM N IGATION .' f• ' \ ii, - O , OM PA N Y'S first-rate a nds . rior PACI 'I. - ,P, `: ETS leave the CUSTOM-I - lOU ', LONDON, ''' 'HAMBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's ails,) every Wed. )40 tday and Saturday, early in the AlOrn g, returning every 'Wednesday and Saturday , ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's - Plaile,) every Wednesday and Saturda y Morning, at Seven .Precisely, :returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. 'ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from lita: Postoffice, every Thursday. Morning, at Niue precisely, returning l every.Suuday att.4e same hour.. 'OSTEND, every Saturday Morning , ret ur n in g ever y Tues ` llO l night. • - - CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, and on and after Wed 'lesday„the 15th of-April, every Wednesday and Sunday Morn- I ng i ., returning every Sunday and Wednesday Night. ' i .-- BOULOGNE, every Thursday Morning, commencing the' 4th of April. returning every Monday. 'v., 11 RIGHTON foi DlEPPE,every Saturday, returning every • w ednesdaY, ' • ., Applications for freight on the Rotterdam and Antwerp l i a i tiqus,,to be made to Mes srs. DE BIE and RA H,N, 4, Crescent, IL 4uries; (ii t.. ttie athcr stationp, to. Mr: NOIDAAN, 1, Water, ,:r o e. Tower-AreeL Information may ( also be obtained front Tessrs. HALL Whitrfingera . , custom-bowie Quay; Mr. ScAres, ~.7.Aelli, atainsgatei Mr. CA limy,' Agent;'Margate; Mr..Ei,icic, ijgent,:larighton , Ikless.rs.CoW LE and 5.1 , 1, Foreign Newspiper , ''', eei 30, St. Martin'i-le•-Grand ;•"Mr.IIOI.IVIAN, 6 1 , ChaTing i2T dr. UNDEUwooti, SG:11 aYinurket; at the Spread Eagle, 1 .ZR. 1 1 Circus, Piccadilly; and;iit the °ace ,of the Company, ,• - lr,,Loinhard.stree,t. • e - skvforful :Steam Packets may be' engaged - for Towing and Zeursi '•- • % , - (is,. , , CHAS. BESSELL, Secrei;iiy • G eneral Iram Navigatiop c'utnpony, , _ . Lmnixtrd7s.4; - #44. 1101.14.04-; *alto by ?Auction. THIS DAY. , 'Tres lia r, (V riday,) the 3d instant,.atTiprO"clock, at Jones * , Atatin, and Foster's Office, -street, 17 Sercins Guatirnala IN IGO, ,Ex Sophia.—Appliito Messrs. RAwsori and Co., -Merchants, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Broker. ,----- , ;THIS DAY, (Friday s ) the 3d instant, at Twe Welock, at Win. Nevett'S Office, 'Rumford eet, 220 Serous Guatimala IN IGO, . • lEit Sophia, from ['Ulna Al'ecia.''' Siiiiiplei may be seen at ;Messrs. M. W. Lteino and Co.'s; 155,'Feiiebareti-street,. Lan !don. —Apply to WILLIAM NEvE - rr, Broker: '' I —.--- . - .-,- TRIS DAY, (Friday), the 3,1 instant, at One o' °el:, at William . Nevett's ()Ince, Rumford eet. I b 6 Tons Ccara FUST C, Bs Cybele, from Ceara.—Apply to Mr. N. CAIRNS, Merchant, or. to . Vr ILLIAM NBVETT, Broker. TiitA DAY, (Friday s ) the 3d instant, at Twelve ' rnek,.at Bu chanan and lirow•ne's Office, Oldhal treet, • • • " ACM Whaugee CANES 3 Tons CHINA RO , ' ;` - ftx.Belhaven, from Canton. BUCHANAN and BIt'OWNE, Brokeri. Tuts I.),tv, (Pii.diy,) the 3d instant, at E. W. Jackson's Office, Tithebarn-street • ' • • -- ' , 200 Quarters En g lish " F Lp , io Ilhds. new fork Nets ,• 7 ll i D. E. W. JACKSON, Broker. On account of whom it may concern, THIS DA (Fllday) the Si instant, at.-Twelve o'clock, at Ewart, Myer Ottiee, Ek4iange-alley, . 3Q Hogsheads damaged Det*rara SUGAR, • Ex Catherine, and are now open foOnspection in Wain's, 20, Lancelot's."-hey, and Stekee, - Moof:street.=-Ajaplita" . EWART, MYERS, and Co., brokers. Tuts DAY,-.(Friday,) the 3d instant, at One o' ck, at Ewart, Myers and Co 's Office, Exchan 42 Bales fine Dutch F . —Apply to Mr. G.•KOLFF, Merchatit, o to • • ENVART,. MY EB,S and Co., Brokers. Dix,, IFridO•Yt) the 3d ins t ant, at a 'Quarter-past Ono , o:ctqck at. Mgssrs. Earles and C4rtor's Warehouse, Red crops- street, . , N Barrels Sour FLOUT Partially dainaged by. alt water, which be delivered duty paid. Also 101 Barrels Sour FLOUn., in botid. Samples, may , be peen by .application . to Messrs. ARTHUR OUGHTERSON and Co. "Merchants; or to . C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY '0 GUARD !—SmoiLsiT. g itateo bp aurtion: ' ' 'RICH SILKS. . ' By BRANCH and SON, . . On MONDAY next, the Gth, instant, at/Eleven o'clock, at the Ne.niiver-rormiti :. UPWARDS of 650 Yards Ric. LONDON" GROS DE NAPLES, of excellent qua ty, in Myrtle Greens, La ,/ .venders, Clarets, Crimsons, Mc Browns, Puce, and Shot Colours; with a number of Print d :Muslin resses, Giugliams .Linens, India Silk lla.hdkerchiefs, a f ew exce ll ent D amas k 'fable Cloths and Nalikins, Sheetings,,&c. , To be viewed To-morrow, (Saturday,) the 4th; when Cata logues may be had from Biirieu and Sort, . ~ SALE or BOOKS, and Vl!wade UI)RKS , Connected with the . FINE ART .. .By M. 110 D SON, • On MONDAY next, the 6th Apri and two following da2,s, at Pleven o'clock precisely each al rning, on the Premises, No. 01,MItureh-street, under the Liver Theatre, . .. rNIP.: 00 LIAICTION :Which will lie offered includes many _I. rare and Valuable Works; aisu Splendid Copies of the various Annuals, Caricatues, Scraps amid S: rap Books, Pic tionaries,,Eppyclopivd.4is, Ste. . • ' Catalogues are preparing, aud will be ready on Saturday next, the •ith of April, when the Books maybe 1' iewed. at a:tit tb. .171/ANTED, a respeetiible' YOUTeas an APPREN- V* y Tics - to -a Chemist and Dr Te as ,(post paid), W. 0., , „ Standard Office. , • . • xx,--ANT4m, by a •YOUNG - MAN, lib ally educated, well versed in Business and Ace(' ts, 'acquainted with Flitch, and writing; a gond hand. En) firrient- (if any W oubi 'have 'nu objection to . th e East or West fpdies, ur airy' where abroad. As occupation is his principal object; ternik would be easily settled. - . Such references can be.given . fur Cd-. pcibility as 'will ensure a ju,stice being thine to his eniployerS. Address - D., Standard Office:-. HIINTEH-STREET cumary HOO L. 76 TAN T B 13, a MASI'EIt Isor,tNe 'BOY ' SCHOOL. lie lu'ust lie a Member of the• Chute of 11:ligfaadV and v, ha yeto inkructlfift Boys in Reaillug, citing, ani!Arithmetic, uu tVe National System. Sala6 - ; £BO per AnnuM. ' Application's, in the handwriting of the CartidatA:in'Obsini Testinioniaia of character and abilities, to be acldresed the Trustees, and left at the Sdiool: • • " - • - - 247 . gt0 . •itltigic_atio ~. .-. . .... • This Atty is prbliStied; 8 . 6%totd; 2s. yjIIAT JUSTITIA. A Letter to he Right Honourable JL' Sir H. Hardinge; on the present circumstances of the Established Church in Ireland. By HEritty COl.Tots 'LLD. „ . , Nrchdeacon of Cashel, &c. .- •'. • - Liverpool: W. Grapel; G. , and:J. Robinson: • ORANGE INSTIT ?TIHE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY or APRII., price 2s. 6d., co nt a in s: —l.' Wh z nan ?—II. The Irish Constituency. lIL Scone. ,f Edward Lasceiles, Gent. Chapters 13 and 1 iegiit 'Ger maniea. No. College Chang, rroni Rambling Recollections . ..‘Derinott's Story, by the Author of Stories of Waterloo.—Vll. The'Saun ters of Gristle Saunter.—V The.Cassandia of Lycophron. Passages from the Diary of Terence O'Ruark, A.M. No: 2:—X. Hibernian Nights' Putertainment. The Rebellion of Silken Thomas. Part 3. The late and the present 'Arbil nistration.—Xl. Th e Mi c ki a d. A Ballad.—Xlf. Anthony Poplar's Note Bonk.—Xlll. Univeisity Intelligente. Dublin: William Curry, jun., and Co.; Simpkin, Marshal, and Co., London. Sold by. all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. rUTION. MAGA E fo lat is a I rangeni es the Life of 14. , V. Autbrile ;es. A Letter fro No. 3. Mr. WI 'o be Ed. • r 10 be LET, Furnished, a &mill' (;9 9 1"rAGE and GAR- D EN, situate in Hope-street.—Appy to Messrs. Su AtKLE `TON, WRIOHTi and HUNTER, 13rUnSWICk-street. ei•be' Let, a small I3LEACH-GREEN - , everytbinp,- rcquis,tee for carrying on the business in e best manner, and a comfortable DW EL LI N .110 -c: attar hed i 'situ- Ated within two miles of Coleraine, and w in miles 'of Portrush, from which harbeor: a new first-class Steamer will Commence plying regularly to and'from Liverpool. in the course of this month. - The principal houses on these Preinisei are quite new the Mactineryof the hest construction, with a plen tiful supply of water; ,and, should is good • Tenant olki, who *oak!' desire to use the concern for the purposes of another ma nufacture, the Proprietor would. give a long .Leases duillvonbt be satisfied '.with a very moderate Rent froni an itoprOving Tenant. • • For further particulars apply to R. BENNETT. EAq. , A'rllver 'ness, Coleraine, if by letter, p(ist-paid. tr,',o be of rrio be SOLD, a Flindsothe STANII PE GIG, with ad .'. • Aitional Mackintosh Waterproof C ers to. the Cushions, Patent Leather , Aprou. Built by BEN NI r. Nearly act:. Ap ply to the Printer. TO BUILDERS AND OT/- !IRS. MO be SOLD, by PRIVATF,CONTRAtT, tee COTTAGES, and about Ten Thousand Yaids:of ND ; also a STUN E DELF, the Stoic being of very good ialitv; (thewbele Co ?vhold Of Inheritance,) situated near the 011 Swan,‘ and near tho house of 3lr. Glitherow, who will show the Premises. Fur further particulars apply 'to Mr. JOHN A. KA yki Wino Merchant. Chapel-street. DESIRABLE PROPERTY. LAGAR E rrE) be SOLD, by PiiivA•ra Tria.ury, all that convenient, 1 commodious.: and well -accustomed PUBLIC-HOUS-E, called the BIRD-IN-HAND, with the BREWERY, STABLE, Two COTTAGES, and other BUILDINGS, and also the very .large GARDEN, BOVLING-GREEN, and , PREMISES thereunto belonging, sitnate op the Liverpool Road, in Eccles ton, near to and, about-one mile from St. Helen's. The, site of the Buildings and the Land,.Bowling-green, and Garden contains Ain't 78-12 superficial square rds. The Property is. Freehold of Inheritance It is capable of great' improvement, and in addition to attraction (in the season) .o,ftlie Bowling-green, the Gard s rend e r it a place of great resort during the summer merit . • • , •• The Land in front is well adapted,f r Building purposes ; one part (about 25 yards)fruuting the public road, and the other Dunn. Riding-lane. ..• It adjoins the Mansion and Property of .4, U, . West, Esq., and will be found to afford a good Investment for Capital. To treat for the purchase, or for further particulars, applica tion must be, maije (if by letter,. postage paid,)t o M r . ANSDELL, Solicitor, St. Helen's, at whose Office a Ground. Plan of the .Propeity may be seen. • • 3ttbift ..3obir , - - LEE I DS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL All DOUGLAS NAVIGATION,_". • • XTOTICE IS . HEREBY GIVEN, that t next GENERAL ..1.11 ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY f PROPRIETORS, Of the (.}ANAL - NAVIGATION fr LEEDS to Lly4R POOL,will be held at the TitnoT NN, in Bradford, in the county of York, on FRIDAY, the 10th day or April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when and whete the Proplie tots; by themselves or their Proxies, are requested to attend. , SAM. HAILSTONE,' Law Clerk: Bradford, March 26, 1835. . • . WARRINGTON AND NEWTON RAILWAY. NOTICE is 1-1 EREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIALGENE-. RAL - MEETING . of the WAR RIN GTO,N • and N EW - •TON RAILWAY COMPANY will be held,..ert the RAtr.wAY OFFICE', in Warrington, on SATURDAY, th th of April next,• at Eleven o'elock , in the forenoon, at w eh Meeting will he, submitted to the Proprietors then pre t, for their approval, the Diaft of a Bill proposed to be int duced•inte parliament in the preSent session. for obtaining an Act to effeetnate the ar rangement made by this company for Sale of their .Railway, Works, and Prope!ty to the Grand Junction Railway Com- Toy; and for Other purposes connected therewith. ' Dated this. 23d-day of March, 1835. -JOSEPH WAGSTAFF, • Clerk•of the Company. ; BOROUGH AND TOWN -LIVERPOOL. - • . . JAMES SPINAL L. Eq.; Mayor. " THE GENERAL COURT of QUA [ITER SES'SION'S of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOWN will be held in. the NEW COURT ROOM, on t South 'sidalif Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 13th of next, tit Ten o'clock in the F or e no on, when and - w e all Persons hound over to. Appea r, and Prosecute, give Er nce or Answer, are to attend on pain nftheir respective Recol, izances being estreated. And the coma of PASSAOH - fer the Trial of CIVIL. CAUSES will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town, on THURSDAY, the ItitixOf April next, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said Court are requested to take . Notice. FOSTER, _ . _ Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace. (' All Persons are requested to take Notice that no Tra verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office on or before the First Day of Session. And all Indictments for Misdemeanours and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be entered for trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise the Trial of the same will stand over until the Sessiobs following. m s JOHNSON'ST II R A S M A E N R D I N C U A R N S EsSoOTH ING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. This infallible Remedy has preserved hundreds of Children, when thought past recovery, from Convul= Moons arising from painful dentition. As so as the Syrup is rubbed' on the Gums', the Child will b relieved, the Gums cooled, and the inflammation reduced. It is as innocent as etikacions, tending to prOduce the eth with ease; and so pleasant that no Child will refuse to its Gums be rubbed with it. When Infants are at the age of four months, the Syrup should be rubbed on the Gums; and Parents should never be without the Syrup in the Nursery where there are young Chil dren, for, if a Child wakes in the night with pains in the Gums, the Syrup immediately gives case, thereby preienting Convul sions, Fevers, &c. The great success of this Medicine during the lass twenty-five years has induced unprincipled persons to imitate it under the name of:` American Soothing Syrup," and copying parts of Mrs. Johnson's Bills, &c. Parents will, therefore, he very par ticular to ask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTH ING SlTBlll',.aorl to notice that the names of " BARCLAY alla SoNs, 95, Farringdou-street," London," (to whom Mrs. Johnson has sold the Recipe,) is nil the Stamp atil:..ed to each Bottle. EXTRNSIVR CA !WET AND' FURKI TITRE W.4RETIOUSE. BRANCH and 'SON. • 'Respectfully inform the Public that they have •-• ON SALE, -- ' , ' -BY YitIVATi CONTRACT, At the HANOVER/ROOMS.' An extensive and ValuaXle Assemblage of i r FASHIONABLE CAB ET' 'FURNITURE - ; • ' Wii t ere?* iptinn, R • ' Including DAWIN i-ROOM SUITES,. • ' 'Of real and IrnitxititM Rose - wood,' •• : In Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, and Soya Tables, Chairs, Couches, Sofas,' Tea 'Pays, 'Lattice Es•a-utares,.Cheffoniers. Canterbnrics, and Skreens; '• • - -.• , Elegant LOUNGING and - LIBRARY -CHAIRS; • • - •- PALM NiG; CHAIR, and SOFA BEDS; - • MAHOGANY ARTICLES, • in Bookcases, - SeCrethir6s,• Pedestal aid - Cellaret Sideboards, Cheval Skreens, Singlo and Double Wnrilrob'eS, Trafalgar Chairs, Dining, Caid; Library, Lon, Sofa,' Pembroke; - Stia.p , , Work; and 'Skreen Tables, Cotiches, - Sga*, Cots, Cribs. Chests of Drawer*, Night . Coiriniod'tis,":BeilstiTs','lii=l (lets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Staiiils, Music Stems; &i.• JAPANNED, STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS; - "- In the gitate•st varibtr t . • '• . hour post., Cottage; Canopy; French;'Ntitsery, and Press • BEDSTEADS; • FEATHER BEDS; . . • HAIR and STRAW MATTRESSES; • PAINTED CHAMBER - REQUISITES, • , :Of all dosoriptinns; Elegant' CHIMNEY - and DRESSING-GLASSES; 'BATH or GOUT CHAIRS ; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES; &t. TOGETHER •W IT H • • ' • , • . A vio t t •iliversified and - exidtisnie Assortment . of • • BRUSSELS, DAMASK VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER ••;-.I2ARPETINI9;- , --"• • • qt the Nest manufacture and itarest , liatisafti's ;" • DRUGGETVB ;• :HEARTH RUGS; • Flo onto FLOOR atid.LOBBY -CLOTHS, • • Of fill dimensions, - • For cottiirg to fit - .Rooms; Halls, Slicv,• (ST. ; , HAIR SEATINGS; • • And a very superior ASsortirint-of • REAL TURKEY RUGS:•_,.-: • • FIVE POUNDS. REW tD. I4OST, supposed in the nei e hbou t b o o o f D a l e - s t ree t, on th e 2,5111. of Alan], 1835, FOUR LLS, arnoiintin;i to .£246 2s. Gd., viz.:— Job Hallinark, on G. B. Woods, p able to Drawer, :Liverpool, Dee-Bth, at Masterui. n's ..4th May...£so 12 6 Jos. Baker and Son, Bakeri mid Son, 42, Noble-street, Payable to Marshall and C6.3"Kidderminster, Feb. • 17th, 25... Jno. Egremont Richard Gregory, SpitalGeld Market, payable to Ed. Egremont, Wakefield, Mar. 19th, ls. 30 0 0 Jun. Walker', James Ridgway; at Smith Pa) us, pay able to. Drawer, Leelc,•Jair: 21st, 3s. • Any. person who will bring them to J. F. Griffitbs,•Printer, 47, Pool-lane; shall receive the above reward. • • . ROOKBINDII4. JJ• ATHERTON, BooKBINDER, Lord-street, requests • the Public to give this concryit a trial of their favours. Morocco anti :Russia .elegantVßindinga, Calf, Stationery, Ctbth Bindings, &e. executed on good.ternts. • SHIP BREAD BAKE ' STRAND-WrIZES THOMAS LENOX, Successor t lesirs. S. Gorst and Son, respectfully informs the erehants. Shipowners, &e.. of Liverpool, that he has taken Premises lately occupied by Messrs. S. Gorst and S o n, No: TIIA-ND- S TRENT, Canni ng Dock, where he i n t en d s to conduct the SHIP BREAD and and SAIL MAKING BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the favours conferred upon his ptedecessors as Ship Bread Bakers. ' : REMOVAL. TOILN CLISSOLD, Re in CUTTER d PERFUMER, begs to 1,1 acquaint his kind Friends and P• runs that he has left his old Shop 77, CHURCH-sTnuar, a has remored to No. 48, nearly opposite the Liver Theatre, diem he hopes to . hare a eontinuation of their favours.• He his 'fitted up :separate and convenient apartments for 'Ladies and Gentlemen; and he firmly believes that every comfort and convenience will be found in his new Establishment " He takes the liberty of acquainting his Friends that the Person who has opened his Old Shop has nu connexion with hiir. in. any Way whatever. l'Wo APPRENTICES wanteilionnediatetv. • • " RPM VAL. MAN Ssilsr;OltEaSON, 'and r.rttr, s m P,.Ueg.leave revectfully to inform their Fr' ads and the inhabitants of „Liverpool and its vicinity , that ey t t aVa renioved to more convenient Prethises in the SY() ,nuitraiately adjoining their old one; nearer to ,St. Luke's, ere'they will he ham to re ceive, a continuance of thit rOntige and sitiiport with which they have been so liberally avoured, and whieli,frorii the supe riority of their Fit ancr Workmanship, and the great care taken in the seletiou' and pui.aiiie'of thcir Goods, it shall be their utmost endeaviiiir to ,got. -- • • 111_., G.. and R., have, in addition to their extensive . Stock of Cloths and Sprint , . Gdods, a large assortment of the must fa shionable London Beaver !lots, Kid and Berlin Gloves, &c., winch they offer with, confidence to the inspection . of. their Friend 4 and the Public. st; Pold-strect, 3 April , 1835. • ARRIVALS AT COMPTON HOUSE OF SPRING GOODS. /111 HE Proprietor of this.. Establishment .feels great pleasure in announcing, that he has become the successful Purchaser of,several LAAGE LOTS at the GREAT SA Ein FitIDAY STR E ET, LoN DON, together with several is from the Mann jiteptrers, for CASH, under the most 'ap ling circtunstant(is, a portion of which has been received a OM'TON Housit, 27, CI: RC UrST REEL and 'snow ready inspection. • The Lots consist of Ladies' rich aCe Culleretts, lined with Silk, a quantity of 'Ladies' Lace Caps. Muslin Collars, Cana zenus and Collereits, 2000 embroidered tobine and plain bordered Parasols, 5000 Chintz Printed Mastitis, and 375 Printed Cam bric DaEssEs, warranted fast colours, a few :China Crape Shawls, a little soiled, several hundred 'Tibet Wool and Filled Cachemere SHAWLS, both in white and black grounds. The Propkietor, in announcing the arrival of the above Lots, considert it almost needless to say, that: not an article will be found to exceed two-thirds of its real value. • Wholesale Buyers will find these Lots decided Jobs. Small ware Houses supplied :at the London and Manchester List Prices. .SUPERIOR BRITISH METALLIC MANUFACTURES. IHE most gener a l, e xt ens i ve , an d we ll- se l ecte d S toc k o f t h e best Manufactures in 13.4.,1und,.im each. Department, in cluding every Requisite for General House Furnishing, from the Cottage tattle Palace, will .alwa‘R be fnund in WILLIAM .DRURY'S ROOMS and wAhkuccusEs i 12, CASTLE STREET. • : Patent Grass Cutting Machines,-.Co • n. and Malt Mills, tiny Cutters, Marriott's Patent Portable Water Closets, in every. variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb's Patent Detector Locks and every Patent Article of merit connected With the trade. WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE. • • PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL' FAMILY. MEE ADMITTANCE. • FOR .4 SHORT. TIME ONLY: BRIGHTON LOUNGE AND 'FANCY FAIR, DEPOT DU 'PA LAB ROYAL A 'PARIS, • At 6 1 .;,' Church-street,' • ! Lately oecuktieli by J. and .1. Edklev.' lONSIEUR LEVLAUX begs leave to idorm the Inha jj, bitants of Liverpool and the Public generally that he . his just arrived here w:th'im elegant assartment o f • FOREIGN - FANCY 'GOODS,' • • '•' • and intends opening a BAZAAR, DAY, (Friday.) the' 19th instant, at the above Shop, for a short time only; an& from the patronae 'which he l'eceived at Cheltenham, Oxford, Leinnington, 'Portsmouth; and other fashionable places,: and; the testimonies of approbation Whille he has universally • le- Ceired, he trusts that a minute iusiidktion•Othii• Stock, which he respectfully solicits, will be patronized 'by the same support, and 'similar expressions of satisfaction fiorn 'the Nobility, Gentry, and Visitors of this Town and its Vicinitv • This elegant Steel( will be found well worthy the attention of the Public in general. Agent for Farina's" Eau de Culagi . le , . Ati' Act 'nf 'Parliament, obliging persons travelling with gaods fro c m 'the place of their usual residence to take out a license, 11. L. has, therefore, coniplied therewith. leense, A. , ip, . Henry leveaux, lAieerrsf.-.d Haviker, -No. a 137, 'A. The Bazaarisolien . every Day froth Ten in the Mornimr, till Fuur in the Aternoon, and from Five till Nine in the Evening. 01. The Room will be'kept well aired. • NEW. MUSIC AN!) MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 191, London-road, two Poors below Ih4 Blind Asylum. CH. THOMPSON respectfully tinders his grateful ktiowledgments to the Nobility And Gentry of Liverpool and its vicinity for their extensieipatronage, e nd h opes b y strict attention to merit a eontinu eof the same.' C. H.l'. has just received a fresh pply of PIANO FORTES, which he can offer at from TWENTY GUINEAS and upwards. PIANO FORTES lent ou hire, MILITARY BANDS furnished with INSTRUMENTS on the shortest Notiee, MU SIC COPIED, INSTRUMENTS TUNED, REPAIRED, and taken in EXCHANGE. A constant Supply of NEW MUSIC weekly from LONDON. ' N.B.—AII Instruments Sold by C. H. T. will be kept in. 'Tune for Twelve Months. QALAD DRESSING of very superior flavour, for Salads, Shell Fish, Cold Meats, &c., prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail by OWEN and GERD ,9, CHURCH-sTKEEr, Liverpool.—A. Dressing fur Salad, c., which can be at all times available, and warrautrd to - e p unimpaired in any cli mate, has long been a desideratum The great trouble and waste experienced by Housekeepers and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing, a Dressing for Salad. Shell Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty of its flavour and strength, have induced OWFN and (E4l)6' to prepare this article which compl e t e ly overcomes these objec tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco nomist. . Orders for EXport promptly executed. Legal Xatire. FTIHE creditors ivhd have Preved••their debts under a fiat in .1.• bankruptcy against TLIOMA'ANDERTOIST, of Liver pool,( in the county of Lancaster, ()reliant, commission agent, dealer and Chaproan,nraV receiv Dividend on their respecti‘e debts by applying at 'the ()nice f Mr. SA MIiLL HEALEY, - Ac countant, Bank-buildings, Cas e-street, Liverpool. any day, between the hours of Eleven o'c uck in the Poretioon and Two o'clock in the Afternoon. • MALLABY; Sulicitoi. ~ ~l „c...,_. y7 r WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next;. the Bth instant, at To tt ee o'clock,,, at vt no Buchanan and Bro' Office, Old -strect, • • s • • . Bides fine. French Fj4tX. —Apply to ' 'AIIIOBI3 I G LAN D, and ; • ) BUCHANAN and BROWNE, )`" Brokers. Ori.WzoNgsnAT next, the Bth of April instant, at One o'clock, at Vriestley, Griffith, and Cox's Office, Exch• 50 Tons prime solid Lirna NICARAGU • 00P, Lately landed ex Mary Ann, - from New Yor • 'onded for home use, or exportation; and which may be seen • the meantime in Gordon's Bonded Cellar Cooper's-row, or Leicester's Sefton street. Apply . to Messrs. \VADDINGTON, lior.r, and Co., Mer chants, or PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITHS, and COX, Brokers. -THURSDAY Bankrupts' l'reparty.—By order of the As gnees. On Tit URSDAY next, the 9th instant, - at (One o' ock - , at - Preston and Farringyn's Office India-buildin , ater-street, 80 Fitoes ads Sicily RED . INE, 75 P • Hogs es he 5 - Apply to PIiEeSIGOENI:IIa6uVd GENEV A. ING TON, Brokers. ; , r.fIIDAK On FRIDAY next the 10th iii t ititd'iit...One oi:lock, at,William .. N , evett'iOffice, I3.nailii - rd-40et, , • 60 Cheits 'BIIELL.I44C, Ex Faun, fkoin'Calculta.-:-Apply" to iessrs. CHAS. TENNANT and Co., Alerchanti or to Wll . NEVEI"r Broker. , Q n „Sate. Ir . ..... ...goNs.„:„.„,„ILY' ON - • Lo, - . • • '''thien69 - 4is and Monte Video Dli and SALTED OX , , HIDES, of heavy and li t weights, in . quality eciii;il;tn any . ever.imported ' om the River Plate ; the Saltill Ilideileing .. flee "froin flesh it salt, well trimmed, and invarlibly'Witliiint iniurY friiin heat.—Apply to,Gxo. BARK.II iitid Co., or to' ' SAMUEL - LAFON*, 101 Tithebktrn-street. ON SALE, Superfine Sweet FLOUR Kiln-dried. CHERRY BRANDY, in Ca, s of one dozen each. • Landing ex Protens, fruit Copenhagen. WILLIAM TARBETT, 11, hxcha9ge-buildings. WARRA'N FD ANC S 1; And CORPORATION-TESTED C IN CABLES. - f v.6 BALEH• LAY, Trentham-street and Parlianient-itreet. . -American PINT TIMBER and . I) LS ; Honduras and St. tiomingoMAT ‘GANY ; Baltic TIMBER and 1) • S; Tutkev BOXWOOD ;• AK, &c. PORT, gIIERRY, and MAD t: RA WINE, Of very superior qua4ity, in Pipes, Ilhds., and Quarter Casks. Apply to BRERETON, JONIS, 1110 Co.. Who have to LEIT; en moderate terms, a good Family HOUSE and a COUNTINGLHOUSE, in Jordan-4treet. •- - PETITION AGAINST .DRUNKENNES S , . To - the llntiourahie the Commons of Great Britain arid-Ireland in Parliament asseMbled 77.- 7 The Petition of tho undersign e d. Inhabit an ts of LiVerpobl,' , SHEWETH, 11HAT the effeeti prodin e d the habits of '6•6 'community by the prevalent intemperate use of i oxieating liquors demand the most earnest attention Of your otiOurable House. `• That if is clearly iseertainid; that a large proportion df the distress and suffering of the poor, an he increase Of crime, are the effects of these habit s . . _ . That this debasing 51171—i;greatly'increased the'fabilities afforded to it by the•numnerous Houses where Becr arid Spirits are alloived to be sold, and by the want di it sufficient inspection and control bver them. That not only are the health and temporal prosperity of the people concerned in the prevention of thew.; excesses, but also, (which is of inOnitely more importance ,) the eternal interests of incalculable numbers of our countrymen are involved in the consideration of it. Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that'your Honoura ble House will be pleased to enact such measures as may sup- Press Drunkenness, and by removing this . most fruitful source of wretchedness and crime, increase the comforts and pros perity of the community at large. Lies at the following places for signatures until the 7th in stant, viz.—Mr. MARPLES, Stationer, Lord-street, MERCURY oFpica, Mr. HADWEN, 'l'ea Dealer, •Scettand-road, BARTON' and RonsoN, Grocers, Church -street, MI. LEE, Jeweller, Great Charlotte-street, Mr. LANGTON, 62, Dale-street, the News Rooms, and at the Places of Worship on the Sabbath-day. A T a PUBLIC MEETING held atthe_ ousE, in Wallington, in ,the County of Lancaster, convened by the Conkablei, iu.pursyance of a Requisition, on the 27th:blare'', 1835; RICHARD BROWNi.ESQ., Constable, i e Chair, Resolved,--, , That,;.irtrahe npinion.of,thi n ting, .it.is•expe-! client that an humble Address to his Maio_ e presented from the Inhabitants of this Town and ueighb thood, expressive of: their approval.of the recent exercise of his Majesty's Preroga tive in the selection of his present Ministers, and' the cense.; quent Appeal made by his Majesty to.hit People; and to con-; vey to his Majesty assurances of loyal and affectionate support. lhat the. address now produced and read be. adopted by this Meeting . , and that J. J. Blackburne, Esq., be requested to present the same. RICHARD BROWN, Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to the . Constables for their readiness in convening the Meeting, and to the Chairman for his conduct in the chair. -• • ' The following is a coi* . Rf the Address, which' 'was most nu merously and respectably s igned : " TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. _ _ _ - •` We, your Majesty's loyal and devot e d s u bj ec t s , being the undersigned Gentry, - Clergy, Bankers, M erc h a nts, an d o ther Inhabit a nt s o f th e Borough of Warrington; in the County Pala tine of Lancaster; and its vicinity, humbly approach the Throne, in this crisis of unexampled difficulty and danger, to lay at its feet our assurances of affectionate attachment to your Majesty's person and Government; our admiration and approval of the seasonable exercise of your Majesty's undoubted Prerogative in the selection of your present Ministers, and the recent appeal to the People. We deeply lament the factious oppositioan which has been lately exhibited by qesperated and selfish men whose Object we solemnly believe to be the subversion of the Mo-. narchy, the disunion of the Established Church and State. and the dismeinberment of the Empire, and whose destructive Prin ciples would obviously plunge this country into anarchy and confusion. For the prevention of such mischiev o u s an d am bi-, tious designs, we depend, und e r Providence, on your Majesty's firmness, which we trust will, at this alar m in g j unc t ure , be played to the nation in a manner responding to the hopes and expectations it has a right to entertain' from , the illustrious House of Brunswick, being convinced that on the basis of your Majesty's'wise, safe, and temperate sway, just reliance is alone to be placed for the keservation 'of all that is yet left to us of that venerable and ' sacred constitution, which we derive from wisdoni.and experience of our forefathers—the defence of the Protestant Religion, the maintenance of Public Credit:the se curity of Property, and all the train of blessings under which this country has so long linitriatedand risen to a height of prosl iierity • deservedly Making her the enYy• and "admiration of the world,—Blessings which we fervently hope and pray may yet be transmitted unimpaired, and as a rightful inheritanee, td the 'late* posterity. grarrinyton ; March 28th; 1835." Lir , alto by Auction. SELECT AND VALUABLE PICTURES. IMESSRS." T. WINSTANLEY • atatt SONS respectfully announce to the Amateurs and Collectors of the Fine !Afts,.':'that they will submit, by Anetion, at their Picture :Gallery in Church-street, on'WEnNEsnav next, the Sth, and cRsDAY,' the 9th instant, at half 7 st Eleven o'clock each day}. • • A. COLLECTION of about 'E HUNDRED VALU ABLE CABINET PICTUR ", the Works of much-admired Artists of the British and Forei Schools; Amongst which will be foundthe productions of C over. Barker, Nasinyth, John Wilson, and other living Artists, with those of Wilson, Gains ,borough, Morland, Louthobourg Philips, &c. In the W o rk s of the Foreign Artists will be found a splendid Picture byttohe fazio, of the Woman accused . of Adultery:, St. John w ritiug the • Revelations, by Adam Celesti; others byTl l . - Verenese, Salvator Rosa, Bourgonve, and Cannaletti. Sotrie very desirable spe eh:liens of Roth, Berchem, Pynaker, Bremberg, Du Sari, an Goel, Decker, Nctscher, 'Jan Mid, Van Daleu, Neekttad iae l Ruisch, Snyders, Wm. Vaudevelde, Cusp, Van StavOrit, Mo• linaer, cud other favourite Masters Of the Dutch and Flemish Schools, the whole being consigned for peremptory Sale: To he viewed on Monday .the tltlt, and Tuesday the 7th, When Catalogues maybe had at the Picture Gallery. By order (1 the Executor& of the-late John Clarke, Esq , By Messrs. WINSTAN LEY and SONS - On FaIDAY next, the 10th instant,. at "-tio o'clock, at the I.tti Clarendon-rooms, L - 1013It COTTAGES, with GAItD ' S, occupied r espect-. . ivelyby Michael Webster,..TohnVawley, E. Barnes, and Win. Booth, and a I'arcel of LAND adjoining, suitable for the erection of Four similar Cottages, in the village of Knotty Ash, on the south side of the- Liverpool land -Manchester. Turnpike, road, CopyhUld•-of inheritance, and containing .in,tho whale 1,300 squaci yards, bounded on the south. and %rest by land of Thos.- Littledale, Esq. • - . The rapid increase-,of the neighbourhood renders this Pro perty very desirable for , the investment of a small capital. Apply at the Office of Mr. JNo..NonTit, Solicitor, ji"xchange alley, where a Plan may be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPE RTY, C By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY a SONS, On TUES D AY, the 28th instant, at One o' ock, at the Chiral . - ' dog-rooms, South John-street; iverpool,' ALL that convenient - WAREHOIO6E, &s. situate op the north side of Cooper's-row south-east cornet of Beboks'-'square, in Liverpool, containin( in front to CooVer's rOvi 27 feet 5 inches, to Brooks'-square r l6 feet 10 inches, at the east si - le 17 feet, and in breadth at the back 28 feet 6 inches. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, acid are now let, to good tenants, and from - their contiguity to the Dock, Nrew Custom-house, &c. area very desirable Property. Parlieulais may be had on' application, to Mr. JACKSON, 22; Canning-place, or Pool-Slane ;to Mr. 13e/i4ioNT, Solicitor, W arrington ; or, to 'Messrs. .'I. W;I”TANLRY• and Sot's, Chureh:street, Liverpool. • 0 • • . STOCK OF AN UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER. By Mr.:FULLER, To -MORROW, (Saturdav,) the 4tkinstant, Eleven o'clock, at his. Rooms, 36 1 Renshaw4treet,—rmov d for the convenience of sale, • • IOMPRISIW G about twenty doze UMBRELLAS, Six teen.dozen UmLrella Sticks, a quantity of Ivory Hooks, Tips, and various Materials 'used in:the truths. Immediately after which will be sold a few Books and En gravings. ~To be Viewed on the Morning of Sale, from nine to eleven.. BEDFORD-STREET, F.,AyLI.t4MENT4TREET. -. By Mr. FULLER, • On TUESDAY next, the 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock upon V.e Premises, 38, Bedford-street, Harrington,' THE remaining modern • and genuin e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Six-octave Cottage Piano4orte, by Waite and Co., from Broadwood . s ; Pictures, Glass, China, and other pgf Effects, the Property of a Gentleman ch n ng his residence. The Furniture comprises Four-post a Camp Bedsteads, with Chintz Printed Draperies, Feathe Beds and Bedding, Painted Chambei4Furniture, Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, and Card 'fables, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, handsome Sofa, Chairs, Fenders and Fire-irons, a. few good Paintings, a variety of -Glass and China, and the useful Kitchen Requisites. Catalogues will be ready at Mr. Fut.t.na's Office, 36, 'Ben , shaw-street, on Monday next, and the Furniture may be Viewed on the 'Alerting of Sale, from nine 4o eleven o'clock. • MODERN FURNITURE, 'CHESNUT-STREET. _ . . ' By 'Mr: FULLER, On TitctisnA Y next, the Uthinstant, at Elcken' , o'clOek, upon i ' the Premises, 16, Cliesnut•street, Mu nt Pleasant, rinllE excellent HOUSEHOLD' FUI rruitu, Pictures, _IL Gl*, 'Sec. • comprising 'Mahoga Dininz, Card,. and L 46 . Tables, Chairs,` . Sufa, - Imitatio tosewood: Chairs, and Conch to match, covered with Hair Cl . h, several Oil Paintings, pair t,f handiome • Lpsttes, Four-poit and Camp. Bedsteads, Feather Beds' iuld. /ticling, Painted Chamber Articles ; and Useful Kitchen Furnitine. . • ~ .. ' li.i . v•be VieWittl thoLMorning of Sale and-Catalogues, had at Mr. 14.a.t.Eit's 'Rooms, itenshaw-street, Qu Wednesday. On MONDAY, the 'l3th of April instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the house of 11ir. John Wilson:in Bout-street, StOtlandroad, (subj,xt to the conditions then' to, ba produced,) A. LL that AIESSUAGE or DWEL NG-110USE and ir lA. 'Pretnises, 'situate on the east sid of RupeAl-street, in Liverpool, late in the occupation Or rS. Jones, containing in front to Rupert-street aforesaid, 7 feet, or thereabouts, and" in breadth at the back 22 fee or thereabouts, and ex tending in depth backwards, on the north side 31 feet 6 inches, Ok ,fthereabohts, and on the south side 23 feet 4 inches, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by Dance-street, on the sOntli - by a Dwelling-house ' late in the occupation of Mr. - James Whitely,. and on the east by a common passage of thr'ee feet wide. The - T , tnure is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liver pool, for - three lives (all in being) and 21 years. Further in formation may be had on applicat►on to Mr. FINLow, Soli citor, Clarendorthuildings, Liverpool. .13!; order of the Aftiri yagee. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at One o'clock in tho After noon, at the Clarendon-roOms, South John-street, in Liver pool; in the county of Lancaster, subject to the conditions o sale to be then produced, . ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND or. Gn. UN D, situate ; and being on the north side of Pro et-street, near Northuinberland-street, ih Toxteth-hark,.ne Liveipool afore fail, containing in front to Prophet-itree feet 11 noches,and in breadth at - the' back 36 feet 5 inches, a extending in depth from front to back 70 feet or thereabout., 'and which said Piece of Land contains in the ivhole 3201 square yards or, thereabouts; together with the TWELVE several MESSUAGES or DWELLINC-HOUSES thereon erected and built. Freehold of Inheritance. . . . Polt further particulars apply to .Mr. JAMES Nouats, Soli citor; Doran-place Lord-street, LiyerpooL On WEDNE'snar, Cie 22d Of April instant, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, at the Eagle and Child Inn, in Wigan, - in the county of Lancaster, (unless in the meantime disposed of by private contract, in which case duo notice will. be given,) either altogeth er or iu such lots as will he then mentioned, ALL. that capit a l MANSION or DWELLING-HOUSE, called GI-IRELL MOUNT, and also the BUILDINGS adjacent or near thereto, and. at present used in part as a School, and in part as two Dwelling-houses, together with the. walled Gardens, Orchard, Hot-houses, and Pleasure Grounds thereunto belonging. The Mansion-house ie a nledern erectioti, and•finished in a superb style, and contains Pining-room and Drawing-room,. each '27 feet 10 inches by 20 eet 9 inches, Bil liard-room, 21 feet 10 inches by 19 feet G inc s, Breakfast-room, Sitting-room, Library, Picture-gallerv, F trance-hall, House keeper's-room, Servants'-hall, Butler's ntry, Laundry, Kit chen;,Scullery; Larder, Wash-house, tw Dames, Strong-room, thirteen excellent Bed-rooms, besides Servant's Bed-rooms, five Dressing-rooms, • Ale, Beer, and Wino Cellars. The House is fitted up with Water Closets, Hot and Cold Baths, and every convenience. And, also, all that Dwellinerouse, built in the gothic style, : ' in the occupation of Mr. Needham. And, also, all that Dwel-; ealled•Orrell Cottage, in the possession of Mr. P.'lbt. ' Deglish, together with the Gardens and Premises thereento !! belonging. . And; also, the Barns, Stabling, Shippons, Farrn houses, Cottages; and Outbuildings near thereto, and 135 acres • 1 rood.and 35 perches of Land, statute measure, or thereabouts. • Orrell Mount is distant from Manchester about 21 miles, from Liverpobtabont.l9 miles from Ormskirk 9 miles,' and 3 mites from Wigan, from which last place the united Preston and. Wigairßailway is now open, and joins the Liverpool and Maw= chester Railway at Parkside, near Newton. The Mansion-house, Shrubberies, and Pleasure Grounds can be• viewed any Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday, between the hours of two and five o'clock in the afternoon, by tickets, which, with particulars and lithographic plans of the Premises and of the Mansion-house, may be obtained on application at the Office of RALI'II LEIGH, Attorney at Law, Wigan, where, or from Mr. DAGLISH, Civil Eugineer, Orrell Cottage, or Mr. HEALEY,. Accountant, Bank-buildings, Castle-street, Liverpool, any fur ther information may be obtained. The other parts of the Premises may be viewed on application o the tenants. ELIGIBLE ,INVESTMENT. . . . On THURSDAY, the 14th of May nest, at Five o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Prescot, not disposed of in the mean time by Private Treaty,) in one Lot, or more, as may be agreed upon, and subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced, THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITA CE of and in all that compact and very desirable EST 'E, called " The H ang i ng Bridge Estate,' situate in Sut n, in th e coun t y o f Lancaster, and consisting of a substa al, commodious, ,and modern-built Messuage, with Stabling or five Horses, Ship- ; pons for eight Cows, Coach-house, Barn, and other convenient Outbuildings; ' large Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, and several Closes of Land thereto adjoining, and con-' taining in the whole 48 acres, 2 roods, and 31 per c h es o f s t a t u t e measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Mrs. Robinson. The House is pleasantly si p luated, in good repair ' and well adapted for the Residence of a respectable Family. The Land is in a high state of cultivation ; there is Stone of a very supe rior quality under the Estate, and a Quarry is now open. Ihe poor and other rates within the township are low. This Property is situated within half a mile of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, and also of the public turnpike road , from Present to Warrington, and is within two miles of the town.of Prescot, and about the same distance from St. Helen's. So desirable an investment is rarely offered to the Public. The House may be viewed on application to Mrs. Robinson, on the. Premises, who will also direct a proper person to show the Estate; and for further particulars, or to treat for the pur chase of the Property by Private Treaty, application - may be made to Mr. Roams" of Peasly Cross, near to St. Helen's; or to Messrs. ItowsoN and Ciross, Solicitors, Prescot, at whose Office a Plan.of the Estate may be seen: .. j/ `~~ 1 ~~~ JOSEPH'S REPOS 'OltY„ 92, BOLO-ST li persons FURNISHING, Purchasers of FAN CY A RTI C LE S, Visit - Gri, and Stranv,ers in Liverpool, will find it their interest -call-at this Establishment, which they will. find (:HEACEST ANL/ BEST *sHLEcrEt) STOCK IN LIVERPOOL,, .And oite of the LARGEST IN. 77/E.KiNaDOM, rr om STOCK consists of FURNISHING IRONMON., • GERY, iu all its Bsanehes, including splendid DRAW- Ix(;-ROOM, - .SIDEBOARD, SYNUMBRA; UALL, - CHAMBER, READING, and OTHER LAMPS, • " PAPIER MAC II Ell 'and 'jaan TEA • TRAYS, Firms Sereens, TREND 13ASKETS,'.1.nifo Trays, CARD • 'POOLS,' CARD:BOXES: WINE CAIIRIAGES,!&e..., • Bronze; Brass, and Wirc•FEN , DERS,SreoIYIRE-11WN:. - 3, - . . • - Best LONDON Bronie TEA URNS, Bottles and Laltps, !COFFEE POTS, &e. • I • BLOCK TIN DISH COVERS, Hasteners, and VERTI L••ROASTING JACKS. • Superior TABLE , CUTLER Scinsors,• RAZORS, PEN 111‘l POCKE"F KNlVES„.Knife•Sharperters. &c. • I Brass CURTAIN POLES, Ends, BANDS, &c. • Best Britannia;Metal TEA POTS, Coffee POTS,. 'PER- .- poLATons, &c. And every either description oUCULINARY ARTICLRS; an BRASS. COPPER, JAPAN, IRON, and TIN. A:SPLENDID assortment of RICHLY-CUT and PLAIN GLASS, consisting of CENTRE And FRUIT DISHES, iDECANTERS, Goblets, TUMBLERS, Wines, Liqueurs, phitiul , tayne,. and HOCK GLASSES ; Cu s tards, LEMON ADES, eIIiCs,'SALTS •, -- Clark,' Water, and CreantjUGS•; - ;Stitat • strip' Finger'' BASINS, Wine Coolers, . WATER :CARAFFS. &c..• • ' • , • ' • • . and Go, having-all their GLASS GUT ON. THE PRE tMISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest Notice; and to 'sell at the very LOWAST PRICItS. • A Stoekor S HEFF IE LD PLATED ARTICLES, • With'Massive Si LVER Elm at, conSistittg , of EPERGNES, Tea 'and Coffee Urns,' WINE COOLERS, -DISHES and 'COVERS; Candlesticks, B-RANCHES, CRUET,• LIQUOR, !and SOY FRAMES, Soup and Sauce Tureens, TEA and. , coppEt - stuvicEs; 'toast Racks,. SNUFFERS and TRAYS,'&c. PLATED: - ON 'STEEL SPOONS • And FORKS, TOAST RACKS, Carver Rests, Nuteracks, &e. • • •BRITIS P LATE z -=SPOON S. IOR K.S, and other Arti cles, of superior quality and LOWER IN PRICE than any. other House: SILVER Spoons and • Forks; CHILDREN'S MUGS, Mulffneers, Seissors, t 'CAßD 'CASES,- FRUIT, Butter, and ChTese KNIVES. , • .; • • • Labels; PENCIL CASES; Cigar Tubes, PURSES, Than, bIes,,SNUFF 'BOXES, SCENTS, &e. • An extensive assortment of WRITING Di . :ISKS, WORK BOXES, DIIESSING . CASES, TEA CADDIES, TOILET and . Lmiguit CASES, Watch Stands. tire. BAGATELLE; l3nckgainmon, • and -CHESS TABLES, IVORY and BC/tine/JESS-MEN. .• • Elegantl4ound BIBLES, Prayer :looks, Album:,, &c. „Best, LONDON JEWELLERY, in all the Newest Pat terns, set xvith Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds, &c., in SU ITS. — EAR-RINGS, RINGS, BROOCHES, Pins; NECK and Guard CHAINS, Seals, Keys, .LOCKETS; &c.,: MOURN INGand',WEDDING RINGS: • GOLD and SiIverGENEVA, LEVER and VERTIcAIi WATCHES ; by ailkyoved M a k ers.. , - GILT and MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE ,BANDS, Combs, HEADORNAMENTS, - EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, Suits,' Bracelets. Btc. • • BERLIN IRON , and JET Necklaces, CHAINS,Crasse, EAR-RINGS, Brooches, &e. TORTONESMELL Cabinets, TEA CADDIES,. CARD CASES,. Inkstands, INPJA Fans, CARD CASES, Cigar. Cases, PEARL COUNTERS, A Splenaid Assortment of 011-140 LU-and ALABASTER (MOCKS; with and without MUSIC, • SEVRES, CHINA, in VASES c INKSTANDS, MATCII POTS, Lamps, Baskets, CAN DLESTICKS, Ornaments, & e . WORK TABLES, Table *C(ivers . 13ASKETS, Fans, ItE TICULESBorses, BEADS, TOVS,' - and'alt the FancirManti faeturesuf•Franee and Gerrnany. gtiierally imported into this Country. • • -'• -- • - • -MUSICAL BONES from 15e. to .£10: . . 300 New and Second-hand Double and Single-barreled GUNS, RIFLES, Blunderbusses, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, ; SPRING'SPEAR KNIVES and DIRK PISTOLS: " - ' • FLUTES, Violins, ACCORDEANS, GUITARS, from-15s, upwards. B R N-Z E Candelabra IN K.ST AND S, Card Racks, FLOWER JARS, Watch Stands, 'CANDLESTICKS - , Tapers, &c. Glass and Bronte'LUSTßES,Trom•los. per pair and upwrds. GLASS SHADES,' for covering Ornaments of every size and shape. BAROMETERS, Thermometers, MICROSCOPES, Tele scopes, QUADRANTS, MATHEMATICAL iNsTRu- M,ENTS, Measuring Tapes, &c. GOLD; SilOr;STEEL;Tortois'eshell, and Horn SPECTA CLES 'and 'EYE , GLASSES4 UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, Walking Sticks, CARPET BAGS, Hat Cases, &c. Genuine ,EAU DE COLOGNE, Lavender Water, BEAR'S GREASE, and Perfumery in general. ' • First Quality London WHITE WINDSOR SOAP, ls. per lb. ; BROWN, Is. 4d. per lb.; .Rose, Is. Gd.; Almond, Trans parent,' and other Snaps. - • • • TORTOISESHELL, -Genova, German. Shen, .and.. other COMBS. • Best LONDON HAIR and other BRUSHES. FRENCH SLIPPERS sod C.l44c)GS,..Cl3llsisk otter TA BLETS,A'OCKET BOOKS, It FRAMES and CASES. Nit l'ins • Uttrasi • • .:,• • And an TM MENSE-VAiLIETY• of other ARTICLES,both ORNAMENTAL and USEFUL. ILL. JOSEPH and Co. SUPPLY MERCHANTS, CAP TAINS, and SHOPKEEPERS on the most LIBERAL 'mums. OLD GOLD AND SILVER, DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. • 1101.3 G HT OR TA 5C1.:14 IN EXCIIANGS. PLATE AND GLASS LET ON HIRE FOR PARTIES. N.B.—No Busi::ess done on Saturdays until Evening. PURE AND NUTRITIOUS. ARTICLES OF FOOD. P.ErIiONIZE F. Till? 110Y4L 43fILT.' OB IN SON'S PATENT BARLEY, celebrated for making Barley Water in 'a few minutes, pure in.quality.,--and deli cious in taste, is also recommended as an excellei djunct with New Milk fo'r the Breakfast Table. Its-4i , ,'vet nutritive properties snit persons of impaired digest' debilitated sto machs or obstipated bowels; iegulating it •and in a measure superseding the use of medifiV, Infants - havc-thriven on this dict When all 'others have fat el. , the first distinction use the 'Patent Barley for making a beautiful Custard-Pudding and for thickening Soups and . Gravies. • • - ROB,INSPN' P.A . ,TENT, GROATS forth another 'diet uni versally esteemed fur making a superior Gruel minutes, light for supper, and, alternately, with the Patent Berkey is an excellent food for children and invalids, being recommended by the faculty as the purest and best preparation of the•-kiutlex taut. Which the.ahr Mons CAUTIQN.—The estimation in which Aeabove preparm.on:. are hold has induced many to attempt - en imitation of the packages; and spurious articles are now bought at half-price by infeiior shopkeppers.whe, regardless of4uality and *only anxious for enormous profit, sell them to their customers at the full price of the Patent Barley and Patent Giciats, althomsh Wholly desti tute•of their peculiarly nutritious properties.: the, patentees, who are appointed Purvgyors to his ithi;osty, therefore consider it a duty they owe to themselves and the public to put them on their and respectfully to inform them that on each guaid, packet is placed, in addition to the Royal Arms, the words " By the. King's Royal Letters Pateut," and the signature of MattF. Itibinson..—Manufactory,.No. -GI, Ited. Lion-street, Holborn, London. • • • ,• •• To be had of all Druggists and Grocers. . . Ey A NS, SoN, and Co., 15, Fen wick-street, LiCcrpOol, are ap pointed wholesale agents for the north. . law . n or Iloste.—Love"of 'home is planted deep in the na ture of Man. TliVsfiiiger . of God points.to home and says:26.ns *all, there is the place to find your earthit joy. Shall tee appeal to the testimony of those who have sought joy elsewhere, orhave •trieetto tied happinesa in the world 2-IWe have but one answer froMahein all—that the search has-been fruitless. Who aspirc_s to a loftier elevation of honour than that attained try Burke? Anil yet he says he would not give one peck of refuse wheat, for all that is called fame in this world. What is the declaration of Byron, after having drained the cup of earthly pleasure to its dregs? . It is; that his life has . beeu passed in wretchedness, and that he longs to rush irito the thickest of the haute, that he may terminate his miserable existence by a sudden death. And Chesterfield, with rank, wealth, telentopolish, arid power, after having, steod s for half a century, the brightest luminary in all the . European circles of elegnnee.and fashion, .bus left his most deeisive testimony-of the heartlessness and emptiness of all those joys he lied so eagerly pursued. As we go through Ibis world of trial and olchange, we can find our only joy iii a life of faith in the Lord-Jesus Christ; and domestic: peace. Gur.firesiiies tram lie our sanctuaries, our refuge from misfortunes, our choice retreat from the world. It is not e3ssential to the .happy h ome that there should be the lusury,of the carpeted floor, the richly cushioned sofa, theeeoft shade of the astral lamp. ra ms , ei ,, gati _ cies gild the apartments, but they reach nut the heart. ft is 'neatness, order; piety, and a cheerfullteart, which makes home that sweet paradise it is so often found to be. Thera. is joy as real, as heartfelt by the cottage fireside as in the most splendid saloons of wealth and refinement.—Deblia Record. EvraaoantNittY tAt.uatTv.—The i3gmmittfrk,- of tondon, Captain W. C. Byley, arrived in the St. Katharine Dock on Wednesday, 18th 'March, from China and Singapore.- This vessel sailed f r om-Liverpool on the 25th Aptil, arrived at Singa pore on the 2fith 'August, discharged there and retnaded for China, where she arrived on' the 21st September, and delivered her cargo. After laying there upwards of a month she took un hoard a part cargo for Singapore, sailed 30th O c t o b er , au d ar rived S'ingapore on the Bth November; resloaded, and sailed for London e n the 28th November, finally , leaving Anjer Point on the 16th December; arrived at St. Helena-on the l i st Febru ary, and brought up in the Downs on the 15th March, thus making the whole of the voyage in ten months and twenty days. SINUULAri. a.EVERSE of FORTUNE, ANT) ITS CQT.sECitliNeks. —A singular and distressing occurrence took pldenlavt week at Sligo. A gentleman there, named Archibald Fleming, was obliged to have recourse to the insolvent act. Mr. Ellis, solicitor, of this city, was employed to prepare his-petition and schedule. Mr. Ellis was prevented from proceed:og imme diately to Sligo to take instructions; hut a gentleman whom ho sent having had an interview with Mr. Fleming, smite difficulty arose concerning cert a i n d ee d s , o f w hich Mr. Flerning.couht not give a sufficiently clear a, count. Under these c:retinistances Mr. Ellis was written to, and his personal attendance requested. Ile proceeded to Sligo, and, after an interview with Mr. Flem ing, succeeded in discovering that he was entitled to a property of he bheatdweneont p fi r v e e v a io n u ts y ie•trundred pounds per annum, of whiefr on on the following bthe sleigfohiteeslStlkr."COluciajies.sieTnehre licausrerteavmese, and Mr. Ellis, to the no small astonishme nt ,if the o pp osin g cre ditors, made application for leave to have the schedule emended, by inserting the newly-discovered property, and Mr: Fleming wag discharged. He passed the evening in the society' of some friends, and retired to rest at his usual hour. On hrs'servant entering the room on the following morning; lie was;distneered to be a corpse. It is supposed that such a•suridera , reverse of fortune, at a time when be could least have expectedit; - hasi eneh an influence on hie • miud as to produce the 14Inelitubteereur rence--Dublin Eveititv Pc;st. • to*, %kith good Dr. Ta)loul, 19 .the present ration House, , urs of Eleven VoL. V.--No. 247.]' FRIDAY, A PRIL 3, IS3$. [PnicE 71). \~