The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13 00:00:00

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' l, ..t. -.. 4. el . . ....,40.4.11. , - e.., to attend. •-: ' ''-' ' - JOHN tfOItDON: President. \, t';;,;. , ,,, < , 9 , ' .1 ' ' - • Eibrrpooi Zthippiltg. EAST iNnTrs. Will hare early despatrh. For BOMBAY, the Ship .MINF A, Al, A. MTtt HEsoN,.M r. For freight, &c. api l ly to 11 r. GIBB. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. . . SUPERIOR iiit!Tl:l-1 METALLIC MANVFACTITRES. THE most general, extensive, and well;seieeted Stock of the best Mannfactures in, Eng:ann. in ev'h • Department,' in.. - eluding every Requisite for General El h Ase Furnishing, front the Cottage to the tialace, always tie found in. WILLIAM DRURY'S' ROOMS and . WAIiEMUSES, •1.2, GA STLE • . IlgEt. Patent Grass Cutting MachNes. Corn and Malt Mills, Hay Cutters, Marriott% l'enetit Portable Water Closets, in every .variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb% Patent, Detector Locks, ana . every Patent Article of merit connected with *the tr a d e . • WANTED, a respectable - YOUTH, asap APPRENTICE • To sail fps the 11th instant. i vi t. For BOMBAY, tbe Ship HEYWOOD onstJosras, k Commander; hurthen 447 tons. per r ister ; entirely if. , rehuilt in 18.33.—F0r freight_ or assago. apply to ' 1 ":-Messis. BOLD and RUSSEL, Broke s. or to _ HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!-SMOLLETT JOHN. TOS IN VoL. V.--No. 241.] FR IDA Y. MA RCH 13, 1835. [PRicE In. Tube despitched the lOtn ko, For BATAVIA (with permission t call at another Port in -J ava).and theerfie Brig SPAR '' TAN,. R. Lst rcH, Commander • . V 7 tons. register.— eiiht-or-passage apply to . THOMASi It IPLEY. g . ..atcs' by auction. id'atto bti auction. 11 1 0qic Mobio, , . HIGH SE,A.COMBE .11,0 TE NI) PREMISES. SALE of this,PIZOP 'Y, advertised to'kelcp.iilaie at the Clarendon Rua Fu-M„uuu►v, (Saturlavo the 11th instant ; is. POSTPONE . BOURNE and lIAS,iALL, Solicitors. THIS DAY. WINE. . ...- * . By BRANCI-I and SO ; Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the I:3th instant, a welve ; o'clock, at the Hanover-rown , ABOUT,4O "Dozen tine old Gra - ed PORT, in quarts and pints. 110 Dozen rich PORT, recenlls Pitit'd• . 75. Dozen excellent Brown SliEltltY. , 34 Dozen choice Pale SHERRY,. 26 Dozen West India V IDONIA. 4U Dozen CAPE MADEIRA, and other Win6s. INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of , LIVERPOOL - are informed,-by ' S.W. SILVER and - CO, • Of Nos. 9,ard Ip, CORNIIIL • LONIVN, • that they may proeure•the.whole' or a ' part 'of an OUTFIT, (from 'the coarsest to the fipest q IN of Goods:kuown, in-, chiding Cubit) Furniture, at the B tieh Howse; -", • ' i Nos. 4 and 5, ST: GEOIIGE'S-CRESeF,'N'r SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, • . - ' - ' At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. • Daily coin -Ma ta iF.atiOnh. Information,etwet.n London&c. dhd Liv.erpoo Ifar Ship, sailing s . To he despatched by the Zth .(11171. ForBATA VIA (with liberty to cal r t-aoother Port ini Jaa'a) . and LINTFN, the first ..I s Bargite SRL ' MA; J. A DAMS, Corninander; `..... nos register--For apply to. THOMAS RIPL Y, or DUDGEON, •BALL'ENY, abd • Go. THIS DAY, (Friday.) the instant, at Twelve ' lock, in the Sale-room. Exehanze.build . gs, '2200 1341 es 'Surat COTT ". Ex Bounty• Hall, from B.unbay..—Apply Messrs. 'I r.on, roxTsu MercLants, or to „. , WILLIAM HUSON, Broker. LYON'S • AT E W Patent PIANO VORTES, "ivith METALLIC PLATES 'and DOUBLE GUJVILDS. These first-rate Instruments are articularly valuable to per sons iu the Couszar and fu .X.PORTA.,TION, as they . require much less TUNING and tam the ir ryrcu better than any other 'Piano Furtes. Their Souso Ihm.nos possess :creasedpownis of vibration, and. the immense STRE:swrii of their construction renders any derangement almost au impossi bility. The first Piano Forte manufactured on this plan was purchased last JULY, by Mr. T u god (Secretary to the Society of British Musicians), and that Instrument has not fallen the eighth part of a note iu pitch since that time. M N uracToity N A SSAU-STREN.T; ST. 1%1 A RILE.,I3PNE, Lospox. Prices from forty to forty-eight guineas. Orders punetUAy executed,. WEST I Taal ze., To sail on the 28th insta , For ANTIGUA, the Ship ! P ,NIX, Captain weir HARTIAIT 365" tons burthen.=—F freight or pnssage ¢'' , apply: to C. W. and F. SUANb. Tins DAY, (Friday)the 13th- instant, at o• o'clock, at John Shana's office,. Exchange-all north, lO.TOns LOGWOO Now landing ex Recovery, lying on the e . t side QueeiVs Dock. —Apply to Messrs. 1111 G NOW ITZ and GREET H AM, Merchants, or to JOHN • SHAND, Broker. cy ARTICLES, ViSit- A find their interest, tey will find iVit.}ND AY • To sail in a few day s. . • For BARBADOS, the ship CR • RE, DAME!, "OrCAlti.nuti.,•Niaster. — For freight passn.ge.applv to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGOINBON. To xail in all (his Month. For JAMAICA. and will deliver Goo at PORT 4.MARIA, ORACABESSA, GREEN LAND ; and "" B L ACK RIVER, the new fish-built Ship 'EItUS, ROBERT l'A‘Dowat.t., Collin der; burthen per 3afi tetis.—For fretilt or passage aving an excellent 'apply to JOHN-GLADSTONE and Co. UNITED STATES. Will hare early despatch . , For SAVANNAH, the new S TORY, ARCHIBALD RECD, hi Vfor freight, &c. apply to I) iNCA.I4 (1813. .11.1titi3RIC . , • Fir.it. Spring Ship. ~ For MONTREAL, the tine.. Ship moN-Titv.Al.; 0 7 . hnrthen per_ registet.3l.l. tons; coppe . e and copper " fastened, and well known in- the tiad or terms of or passage apply on huard, Prince' Pock; to Mr. Lisoun PittLAN,E; °rt.° GEORGE 11 IGH FLE I.,1). • To sail positively on the Ist of April. For QUEBEC, the remarkably fast-sailipg Ship 4; JOHN FRANCIS, Wit.LIANt • ONY.M. Master; coppered and copper-fastend, cart- no salt •nor passengers; is in every respect an ' cellent convey or d r y goods.—For freight .or cabin passage apply on in the Prince's Dock,'or to JAMES LOGAN, lOG, Oldhall-stfeet, or • J. NELSON WOOD and Co. „11.11 id 41*. -•.. . - , For ANCONA and TRIESTE, the .f. -sailing Brig ARETHUSA,_ A.l..._RictiAttp T NR, Master; 4' bil tons per register.; haying roo only for a few "" Goods, will be despatched iminedt tely, has superior inodations for passengets.---For freight or passage apply linoNE BROTHEMS and Co., or to F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18, Goree Piazza. Coaottuifir. For NEWCA.STIA-UPON-TYNE the • New Se r FOWL'S, .1. DUNcANSON 3ter. PrUo' *IINDEEII.ANE I , Atte JA: , JOHN WI LIAx, Masten—For freight, &c. ap to WILLIAM GREY, 14, King-street. cam Nabigatton. :INTEHAL S'4l/01 NAVIGATIO..N COMPANY. Foreign I'acketl. TETE GENERAL STEAM .NAVIGATION COM PAN F'S tirst-rme and superi PACK ',;Mx ETS leave the cus - rom-g - ousE ON DON, • for— tlisllll.GH, carrying his Ivlajesty'S • r and Saturday Morning, 'return:ln .turday carrying . his Majesty's Mails, every Wed and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning WedneSday and Saturd'ay. :WEttP, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, ;04- s From London. From Antwerp. 'day ..March 17 Saturday' March 21 March 27 Tuesday. March 31 At Eight o'clock ip the Morning. ENp, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tucs- Ott. every Sunday returning ivert 7 1,OGNE —The Packets of the Company will commence g oa this station early in the season. GHTON and DIEPPE—The Packets of the Company uflnenee running on this station early in the month of ,is, every Wed• (very Wednesday ications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp s, to be made to Messrs. DE BIK and RAHN, 4, Crescent, ”; on the other stations to Mr. NoioisN, I, Water .ewer-street. Information may also be obtained from MALL,Wharfiugers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SC ATES, Re.insgate; Mr. t.; A IiTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, -Brighton; Messrs. Cowls and S. s, Foreign Newspaper St. Martin's-le-Grand; Mr..Coi.stAN, 61, Charing- Mr. linoknwooo, 56, Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle, threus, Piccadilly ; and at the (Ace of the Company, libard-street. erful Steam Packets may be engaged 'for Towing and CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. , 1 Steam Navigation Company, Lonthard-street. London. MIN ERAL SUCCEDANEUM. ". PILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR e PRESSURE, AND INCORRODISLE ARTIFICIAL T.E i 11, 'din without • Wires, Springs, or any o . Ligatures. 'NS. MALLAN and. SONS, No. 41 BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, and 36, Mosley-Street, Manchester, Sur !entiits, (at 32, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and moon-sttect. Piccaditly, London) ardently thank their 6 and the Public for the distinguished support which nitinue to receive,and beg respectfully to announce that ,ay be consulted daily at the above Establishments. 8. MALIAN and SONS continue to RESTORE , YED TEETH, however large or small the cavity, .heir celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so sally recommended by the Faculty of England, France, ser Continental Cities. The operation of stopping de teeth isperformed in a few seconds; the Mineral is put e cavity in an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, or , e, hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating naking a stump into a whole Tooth, and lasts for many preventinc the necessity of extraction. S. M. during their course of study have adopted a of FNSTENING LOOSE TEETII, particularly of ersons, whether arising from neglect, or the use of calo r disease of the gums. ORRODIBLF ARTIFICIAL TEETH placed from a complete set, which are incapable of diseolouration or °n, fixed without wires or ligatures renders it impossible ugoish• the 'Artificial Teeth from tle,Natural ones, and tea to answer every purpose of mastication and articu+ and will be found, in every respect, amply .competent to the place of their predecessors. NA'I'L ItAL TEETH n the above improved principle. :Faculty- are constantly welcome to witness the applica the Mineral Succedaneuna, which they so universally Rend. AI. recommend to Parents and others, having the care !rlren, ld be particular in having their Tepth ovamined L to tlieii• second growth, as various diseases of the mouth igen from that neglect. 'Res as in Paris. :NSE OCCASIONAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE 'DISPATCH. eVEg I iILY DISPATCH (established upwards of 30 ears ago,'-and ptiblished at 139, Fleet-street) is well known 8 Unequalled circulation of THIRTY 'THOUSAND S WEEKLY, as the LEADING SUNDAY JOUR- This splendid success is owing to its uncompromising le's. Belonging to no party, having no interests to servo 'se of the-Public at large, and looking to measures nut to le DISPATCH has become identified , with Ow' cause of freedom, and has been emphatically prop need THE 'I4E'S:PAPER. iitlistanding the ample size of this Jaunt , its conductors 'eqUently been compelled, owing to the -ant of space, to )rtions of that great , quantity of o al matter in the Essays,_comments on public aff s, critiques, Letters tt_mernus Correspondents,"&e., whi is alw a y s available VISPATCH alone; and events of great importance, occu several columns, have occasionally led to the exclusion of lineations highly important to that cause of freedom,-and e principles of truth, humanity, and justice, which it is pride.and the duty of the Condoctors fearlessly to F. obviate this inconvenience—to extend the useful ee Of the DISPATCH—to render it still snore worthy the Re of the Publie—tO evince the gratAude of the •*Con ,. for th e u np r e ce dented support whichkkas stimulated and ed their exertions—they have now to announce that they 4eriodically (at least once a month,) to ad d FOUR lONAL PAGES to that already:Nl-sized Paper, 'OUT ANY INCREASE OF CIIA.IIGE to the Pur '• On 'these occasions' dhe DlsPazcil ' will coqtain 'ErCkT columns instead of TbirtyAno. Thus, whenever ent of great interest occurs, either abroad or at home, or ' e r any important 'measures occupy the attention of the are and involve the interests of the people, the readers of s.PaTcti will be presented• with an ample Report , w ith o u 'blest curtailment of any of the peculiar features of their to Journal : the Proprietors being enabled, under this ement, to print an extra half-sheet whenever additional ray b e re aired. Edition f or the Onontry is published every Saturday K. and sent, postage free, to all parts of the United King ) the M a il so as to be at•the distance of 130 miles front rs on the S u nd a y morn i ng , and 2W' miles' o n Sunday ']'d it' inn o f T ea WPEI,LY' DISPATCH iS 1 - mblisheil every .e„...ing in tine for that day's post. 'This edition is on Agricultural, Meicantile. and Trading interests ,° 'Filch important subj6cts it . contains a .great of )/I and Useful information, fncluding accurate 'lark -lane eti Prices both in town and country, and the re k-lane up to Three o'clock en MOncliiy afternoon. Itch Qffiee, 139, Fleet-street, London. On MONDAY next, the 16th instant, at E. W. ackson'sothee, Tithebarn-street, 350 Bags SALTPETRE ; per - Sel roan Calcitta. 250 Bags NITRATE of ()DA.. - - E. W. JACKSON, Broker. TUESDAY. TEAS, Now on show, per. Spartan, direct iron% Canton. On 1 . 4,0 , 1 DAT next; the 17th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale Hoorn, Exchange-buildirws, inttead of ' limy, the 13th instant, as originally advertised, 3667 Paykages.TEA, Consisting of 120 Chests 1.40 H , • • 1796 Chests - CaNGOU 200 hal Du. • -14-""It8 296 Box-es • ) • • - 50 .Chests CAMPOI, 73J Boxes I'.i Chests $ FIYSON, 1:37 Boxes 198 - Ifaxes IMPERIAL. • For partietlars apply , to ThomAs Rik. r; Esq., and Jolla BIBBY and Co., Merchants. or - IR LANI and THOMPSON, VARNHAM, MART. and DELAFOSSE, Broker's. T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., itfn TUESDAY next, the 17th instant; at Oue o' • k, at T. and Littledale and Co.'s OtliCe; ExChb -buildings, - - 4 Pipes and 4 Hogsheads Pale • SI !MY WINE. 4 Pipes and 3 ditto Brown Ex William Turner, froth . Bombay.—Fe further particulars apply to Messrs. FERG LEON, Mu isa and Co:, Merchants. T. and H. LITTLEDALE and,Go.,.BrokerS. WED ML'S TEAS,. Per Bellhaven, direct from Canton. On WEDNESDAY next, the I.&h inst., at Ten o'cl , instead of Fut DAY, the 13th, as originally advertised, at t e Public Sale room, Exchange-buildings, 3741 Chests • 531 Half Chests Total, G 5 Packages 520 Quarter Chests[ BLACK TEAS. 1704 Boxes Per particulars apply to • BUCHANAN and BROWNE, and . Brokers. YARN HAM, EWART, and DELAPOSSE, 5 On NVEDrvrisnAT next, the 18th instant, at Tw e o'clock, at Molvrieux, Taylor and Co's Office, a street, 276 13:irrels first Montreal old P ASHES, In go - od condition; lying in if othwell's o rehouse, Manesty's lane; which will be open for inspection. Apply to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR and Co., E.J.-o.kers. SALE OF DAMAGED corroN_ AT G SGONk I .. On WEDNCSDAY next, the 18th instant, at ' dye o'clock, on account of the underwriters and other nocerned, • . About 700 Bales Upland and Sea I d COTTON, Being part of the cargo of the " Aspa to," Ifoln Savannah. Apply to WM. KELLY arICO., and Glasgow WM. BENTLEY. Sen., and Co, S- • T4Uy.',ODAY. On THURSDAY next, the 191 h instant, at One o'y(ock, at Wm Nevett's Office, Iftunford-strt'e 1,(0 Bags ,East•lnaia RIC , 'BO Bates 11 E 314 50) tags LINSEIt 1,195 Bars GINGER, OW Bags Tun Al ERIC, 4013 ales GUNNIES, 18 Tons ItEDWO.OI..), Ex Tvrer, frornea.3eatta.—:-.1 7 .1 apply to WM. NEV 'l"1', Broker. FRIDAY. On Fatti,Ay next, the 20th instant, at Twelve 'cluck, at Roll cow and Rigg's Office, Wa r- reet, • 1030 Dry lIORSE HIDE 1500 Salted OX and COW IDES, Just arrived from Ilueno,s Ayres.—Apply to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. 6or fate or Charter, , ' For -SALE or CHARTER, the hip JAMES MINROY, 427 tons burthen ;Cl -built, and now ..0,1 0 ' ) ; lying at Greenock. Sh e h as lat e undergon e a tho rough repair, andis found in the most complete man -- nee with spars, sails , ground tackle, &c. : A I in' Lloyd's hook. Apply to APINROY,!PAHket and Co., in Glagsow ; CHAS. and Gao. Mook - s.r, in Greenock, or to SAN DBACH, TINNE and Co., Liverpool. On *ale. . . CONSTANTLY ON SALE, Buenos Ayres and Mont e Vid eo DRY an d SA ED OX HIDES, of h eavy an d light wei i k , 14 /' in quality equal to any ever i m p or t e d fr om th iver Plate; the Salted ,kiides being.free froM flesh and salt, well trimmed, and invariably without -injury from heat.—Apply to GEO. BANKER and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. HALL AND TOMPSON, No. 2, Drury.lane, Have constantly on Sale, a flue description GLUE, Suitable for Cabinet-makers' use, from their Wo s, at Bootle. Importers and Dealers in Foreign WIN ES, "MED ALE and PORTER, OLDER, PEII. &c. H. and T. have now on Sale a:few Quarter Casks of fine old POUT. A CELLAR to be LET • • American 'PINE TIMBER:and Honduras and St. Domingo .MA Baltic TIMBER and DEA Turkey BOXWOOD; Quebec PORT, SHERRY, and MADE!' Of very superior quality, in Pipes, H hds. Q - Apply to •BREItETON, JONES and Cu. - Who have to •LET, on moderate terms, a good Vamily HOUSE and a COUNTING -HOUSE, in Jordan-street,„-- - • The new Brig M AQUAS 11A, 151 register one, rop iiiv, per-fastened ; her hull and equiptnent comp osed -- of best niaterials.--Por inventory, &c. ply on board, Brunswick Dock, or to DUN CAN GIBB. The tine A 1 copper-fastened Brig HANNAH ; • ... burthen per register 296 8-94 tolls; was biliit by a.very - 1.M 4 7,*7 faithful build er , un d er t h e super i nten d ence o f t h e - owner and g•aptiiin, f., the ownc.A'a on-p' nor, and launched at St. John, New Brunswick, about. 15 m ths since.; is a remarkably handsome modelled vessel; ear ' s well, and sails fast; is well found in stores, and her mat ala are of the best Liverpool manufacture.- , -FOr further pa iculars apply on board, in the Brunswick Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. The Snow ANN WE K NZIE, burthetyper register 281 13-94 tons, thoroughly rebuilt.i Mil, in all fr re spects well found, and , has just delive a sugar cargo in excellent order, carries a large go for ber ton nage, and may be sent to sea at a small expense.—Apply to JOHN GLADS I'ONE and Co. L L The Barque BEV ER LEY, J. A. L -SON, Master; A- 1; • reuisters 590 tons; launched at L John,. New . :-4Brunswi'ck, in October, 1132; has di charged here up wards of 1,000 loads of timber;. is ' y • strongly built, well found, a most desirable vessel for th timber or cotton trade, her' height between decks 8 feet 3 inch s, and can be sent to sea at no expense except provisions. —For further particulars apply to Capt. Law-goN, on board, east side• Brunswick Dock, or to • GEORGE GLEN, 4, Corn hill. If the Above vessel is not sold mann early day; will take freight , to St. John, New Brunswick. FOR SALE, Now building at Bristol, a fine SHIP, about - tons register,. with poop, topgallant forecastle alf-hust, quarter-galleries, and carved stern. ,Now building in the Tyne, a SHIP, abod 63 ons, with flush deck, and hurricane-house abaft, (save as Liners,) or with a full poop, if re quired. • Bnitding at Sunderland, and nearly ready for launching, a abOut 280 tons, of fine• model, bust head s quarter badges, and a raised quarter-deck. • Also, a SNOW, 188 tons, of good dioiensions for stowing and sailing. Ready for launching at Whitby, the Ship DELH I, registers 358 tons, with poop, forecastle, bust-head, and quarter-badges. Also, a I 3 RIG, now building, about 130 tons register; and a fine S HIP, 352 tons, with full poop, forecastle, head, • and badges. Now lying at Whitby, the new Ship 11 EBER, 440 tons, with full poop, galleries, forecastle, and bust-head. The above Vessels are built of the best and well-seasoned timber, thoroughly copper-fastened, and will bear strict scru tiny. " ; I : he fine new Brigantine PUELLA, of Whitby, —MoaroN, Master; 146 tons register, in Queen's'Doek. A fine British-built coppered BRIG, 220 tons register, carries a large cargo, and is in excellent order. The liiiiitte . BWEßErrA, of Hull, 352 tons, has had great reirs, and stows a . very large cargo. • i'he new Barque. YOUNG WILLIAM, 365 tons, launched last Autumn, in Niiva . Scotia, carries a large cargo, and is a faithful built vessel. CIIAPNIAN and WILLIS DRAPER'S STO.CIC By BRANG,EI and 8 On MoNnAY next, the 16th, and soar, the 17th instant, at Elevien o'clock each day, e Hanover-roolns, TIIIE valuable STOCK in Tit Eof a DRAPER, sisting of Irish Linens. Sbeetingq, Dowlases, Silk and 'Uhibet Wool Shawls, Cloaks, Merinoes, Nets, Muslius, Stays, pilots, Ginghams; Smailwares, 'l 4 o‘ be viewed To-morrow, (Saturday,), when Catalogues may to had from BRANCH and'6o'N. • , I DEALS; 110G.A. kLS; c. ItA and - Quarter Cask WI!,COT 13y MR. WYLEY, 'flits (Vriday,) the I3th instant, at Fiv o'clock in the afternoon, at the Sun Inn, Wellington, su ect to conditions to be then erociuced, • Amost desirable ESTATE, consistin of a newlv-erected MESSUAPE, called Walcot Gr •e, with suitable Out buildings,, and 158 A. In. dp. of very v' able LAN'; .) surround ing the same, situate at Waleot, in tl parishes of Wellington and liodinwolf, and county of Salop. The, sithatiOn of the Prop_eyty is b 4el4erca and„alcasantraturl ttia,s4l t ta* adapted fortffenTillirlitetn, and is of the. very hest with a good proportion of Meadow and Pasture. , The'Estate is bounded fOr a considerable _distance by the River Tern,, dfOrding excellent tishiti,,,r , and is surrounded by the Estates of the Duke of Cleveland, Lord 13erwick, and Vtt- Ward Cludde, E,sq., and aboand,s with game: The Property is Freehold, and is situate within a shortdis tance frcui the Holyhead Road, near td excellent 'Markets, Liik, and Cual; three miles from Wellington, and seven froM Slit ewsburv. Mrs. BAnriKrt will appoint a Person to show the Property; and printed particulars, with mart,_may be had at the principal lons in Shrewsbury awl ,Wellington; and with furtnerAuforma tiou from Mr. WYLLY, Admaston; or Mr. CooPER, Solicitor, Shrewsbury. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. By Alessrs. WINSTA.NLEX and S NS, On AIoNoA Y next, the 16th instant, at Six o' in the Even ing prectely, at the Clarendon-towns, it 'Utah John-street, Liverpool, rip WO Valuable SHOPS in Berry eet, at the corner of Wood-streel, in 'Liverpool; in tt several occupations of Mr. Gardner, flour-dealer, to which an excellent baker's overt is attached, and Mr. 111•Naghtod, hoot-maker. producing a ren tal of £9U. The tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation fur 75 veers; from . the sth of August, 1824. Pqr further particulars apply at the office. of Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, Exchauge-alley,"where a plan 'may be seen. SALE OF PREMISVS 1:V RICHMOND-ROW. By Messrs. T. WIN S'T'ANLEY arid. $( INS, On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instbait, at TWO o'clock in the Afternoon, at the ClarendOn-roonis, TILE DWELLING-HOUSE.. and PtiEMISES, situate on the north side of Richmond-row, niew, and (Or several years past, in the occupation ,of Mss Gaiter , Milliner, contain ing in front 7 yards, and being in brealith at the back 22 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backwardi on the east side 93 feet, and on the west side 101. feet, bounded on the east by the Shop occupied by Miss Gillihrand, Confectioner, and on the west by Premises in'the occupation of Mr. Jas. Rigby, Watch'.- maker. _ _ ~ Th e Teuure is Freehold, and two-third s o f the Ptrrchase money may remain on Mortgage, For particulars apply to Mr.lllAwust,Er, Solicitor, Doran's'- lane, Lord-street. By Messrs. T WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TuuttsoAt ,next, the 19th instant, at Two o'clock in the .Afternoon: at the Clarendon Itonuas,,unless disposed of hy Private 'lrcatv in the meantime, / riliE BENEFICIAL . INTERP,S.T of a - Gentl eman o f , i n, and to ONE-EIGIIIII PA BTur SHARE of £20,000, Invested in The Three Per Cent ilaank Annuities;, and also of and in. the farther sum of. £1,141); - and also of and in the fur therlsumpf .0500,. or thereabouts, equally well secarek pay able,uPon the decease of a Lady, aged 66. For particulars apply to Mr. NIAW DS L ET , Sol" or, Doran's . lane, Liverpool. SALE OF PAINTIN By Mr. M. 111 I On - MONDAY next, the 16th instant, Twelve o'clock, at his ' Rooms Church-street, A COLLECTION of PICTURES, the genuine Property of a Gooth4man ehangiux hi. residence. To be viewed on Saturday, the I.lih; Y;';) • Catalogues may be had. For account qf whom it may concern. By Mr. lIIME, Oa WEDNESDAY next, the 1811) instaut, at,Tcvelve o'clock, at his Rooms; ChurehltrA, A BOUT 120 PIECES of capital ISnH LINENS, of fine . 1 - 1.. Qualities.. A few Pieces of SIIEETINGS, FURNI TURE PRINTS, &c. - To be viewed on Tuesday, the 17th instant. By Mr HENRY TODD (of Moncliesterd, On MONDAY next, the 16th, and TLEsna.v, the 17th instant, at Eleven - fur Twelve o'clock, on the Premises, t Stenhill house, Runcorn, Cheshire, riNut; whole of the 'valuable FURN ITU , lately the pro perty of Joseph Kay, Esq., deco , comprising lefty Four-post, Camp, and French Bedstea , with elegant Furni tures, Bedding, Linen, &c. complete, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, f.Astilonable . Carpets, Swing, . Pier,. and Chimney' Glasses, splendid Dining and DraWmg-room Suites. superb China and Cut Glass, Cabinet Pianoforte ,by Broadwowl, capi tal Fowling-pieces and Pistols, the Furniture.and Utensils in two Kitchens, Brewing Vessels, a ,Library of modern &Mks, and a great variety of other Household Effects, all, u the most beautiful condition, and nearly new. .May be viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had at Mr. Wilion's and Mrs. Davis's Hotels, Runcorn; the Talbot ,flute], Northwich ; Red Lion Hotel, Warriegton ;.Cotirant-office, Chester ; Messrs. D. Marples and Co., Printers, Lord-street, Liverpool; and at MI% Henry Todd'S Ofi e, No. 7, Brown-street, Man Chester. N.B. The Sale will commence precisely at Twelve o'clock. By Mr. THOMAS COGLAN,. To be peremptorily sold, pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Crompton v. Stewart, with the, approbation of James William Farrer, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, Oct MONDA Y next,.the liith inst., at Six o'clock hill] vening, at the Castle Inn North, in Liverpool, A• Certain F ree h o ld Pi ec e or Parcel of D, togethe r 1 - 1. with the Six several MESSUAGES, DWELLING; HOUSES and other Buildings thereon ected, situate and being on the west side of Albion , Bent-street, Scot: land-road, in Liverpool aforesaid. Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master'S Chambers, Southampton-buildings Chancery - lane, London ; of Messrs. TAYLO R , R ' OSCOE, and T U RNER, Solicitors, Bedford:. Yow ; of Messrs. HOLME,S, FRAMPTON, and LOFTUS, Solicitors, New Inn; of Messrs. J. and. H. LOWE, GUREY, and SWEETING, SOUtbaMptOO-buildings, London; of Messrs. DA Go sits and WINSTAN LEY, Solicitors, Liverpool; of Mr. JOHN WHIrI.,EY, Solicitor, Liverpool; and of Mr. THOMAS COG LAN, A uctioneer, ,Exchange -street East, Liverpool, Ey Mr. SYERS, On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock at .noon, ,at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool, in one or two hats, , as may then he,agreed tfuon,—Byorder ofthe ilforfgayee,, A PIECE- of LAND; with the .Tw6 DWELLING , 1:36- HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the wept. side: of .Wa tetloo-road, in Litherland, in'the county of, in Lancaster, con taining in front thereto and breadth at back - severally 2.5 yards, and running in depth backwar on the north ; Ind south sides severally '2.5 yards, bounded t the north and ptith by vacant laud; aUd on the west by a • •k street. ,The above Premises are pleasant situated within a short 00tance from the River Mersey, and are .eligibly adapt e d f or , country residences .Thel'enure is Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars •apply to Mr. HOcutiTON, Chatham -buildings, South Johu-street, Liverpool. 'Co be atolb. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. /1 7 10. be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, GREENFIELD . HOUSE, pleasantly situated in West Der fronting Crokteth,.about four miles from the LiyerpoolE xc h a „ ge; oge . ther. with the .walled Garden and Orcliat ,. , - well-stocked .with choice Fruit Trees, Hothouse, and th and.adjoining ; - the whole comprising about-lA. is. 9P. s to measure. The House contains an excellent . Drawing 7 r in, Dining-room, Store room, very superior Kitchens and Pantries on. :the ground floor; Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms, Dressing-rooms, with Hot and Cold Baths, and Water Closet On the second floor, and three Bed-rooms on the third floor. A good Dairy and excellent Cellar. The Outbuildings consist of Stabling tor. six Horses, Coach4iouse, Harness-room, with . Servant's-room . above,. Cow-house, Piggeries, &c. For further particulars apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS, Water.' stied., Liverpool. LAND ON SALE AT AIGBURTH. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, about 26 Statute Acres of LAND, in Lots to suit Pure ors. It i$ rur rounded by the properties of Samuel San c 11,• N. Robinson; .161 n Moss, and Addison, Esqrs. " e situation is equal to any in that neighbourhood. The ro are excellent and the parochial rates very low. Distance um Liver . pool about three miles. For. particulars apply to JOHN PLETCHER, Sefton-street, or St. Michael's, Toxteth-park, who has a good New FAMILY HOUSE to LET, in Huskisson•street, complete with l'ixture -Water Closets. &c., and newly Papered. Rent, £7j per annumi • VALUABLE BUILDING LAND 0 SALE. MO be SOLD, about 24,000 square yar of LAND, Lease hold,—lL for the term of 999 years. The above affords a most dc,sirabl, .prorlunity for a Build. itig speculation, being 4ituated wi a quarter of an hour's walk of the Exchange, It is sup •d to contain a valuable bed of Stone, and the situation is erae,mely pleasant. The price will be .very moclerate, - -111% nd every accommodation will be given to a purchaser relative to conditions of payment, &c. Also, a 110IJSE, at Birkenhead, price £550. Mortgage £4OO. which may remain, if required. Rental, £35. Apply to Mr. CAM:AL, Land and Building Agent, 20, Beau atrcet. T a PUBLIC MEETING of the LICE . NS'ED VIC _CV_ • TUALLERS of Liverpool arid its Vicinity, held .on Wednesday, thellth instant, at Kastivood's Royal Awe', the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. this Meeting canno refrain from pronouncing - its disapproval of the late iinim ion of Fifty per cent. addi tional• Duty upon the License the Retail Spirit Dealer, at a period when almost every t r class of the community are be nefited by a reduction o 'axation, as highly. impolitic, op pressive; and unjust. Second.—That the Petition to"the Hons. of Commons now read to the Meeting, - prayitig the Repeal of the Act imposing additional du:ies' on Spirit Licenses, be adopted. Thirl.-- 2 fhat William Evrart. Mg., M. P. fur this Borough, be requested to present time Petition to Parliament, and that Lord Viscount Sandon, u l zetiter with the Members for the County, be requested to co-operani with the Honourable Gen tleman' in -support of the Prayer. and that. the Chairman be'de pu!eil to communicate with the Honourable Members thereon. Fourth.—That these Proceedings be advertised once in each Of the Liverpool Newspapers. (Si , tied) JAMES -MO RG NN, Chairman. NOTICE:,• That the Petition be left for Signatures at all the Newspaper Offices, and at the Honses of the following Committee Men:— JAMES MORGAN, Hanover-street, • CHARLES- STEWART, Robert-street, North, JOHN'ATKINSON, Basnett-street, JOHN WALKER, Dennison-street, ROBERT WILLICOT-I', Burlington-street, APNOLTY, Redcross-street, WILLIAM MATTHEWS, Queen-square, JAM ES LOBLY, Great Crosstball-street, - • IiEORGE - ENTWISTLE, Marshall-place. I'. BRENNAN, Parliament-street, ROBERT M'CLIVE, London-road, JOHN- CO R R Y, Mersev-street, ROBERT BRYDEN, Upper Pitt-street, Secretary, And also at the 'House of - WILLIAM Lewis, 37, Copperas-hill. . . LIVI' - ;111 3 00L AND MANCHESTER . A 5. - xFOTIC F. is HE'II.EBY. :GIVDN.;- that: t e ( ANNUAL £ll GENE!: AL MEETING or the LIV POOL ANL) MANCIIESTEI{ 11.AILWAY COMP..-k • will be held on WEUNigsoAi,.the ' 4 .1.5th day of March i .tant, at Oue o'clock in the - Afternoon, at the COTTON 16 's ROOM, in the Ex change-buildings, in Liverpool, - for e purpose of the several acts incorporating or otherwise _relating to the said Company. Dated this 9th day of March, 18.35. •-• C. W. CLAY, Clerk of the Company. TILE LIVERPOOL NEW GAS ANlktoo • TN pursuance of an Act C p O a A ss i e P d A n N i the fourth of the reign of - his late Majesty King George the north, intituled . ": An Act for Lighting with Oil Gas the To of Liverpool, and certain Places adjacent thereto," and o u Act pissed in the Ses• ion of Parliament, intituled n Act to empower the Liverpool Oil-Gas-light Company tit produce Gas from: Coal and other Materials, and to amend the Act relating to. the said Company." ' 'Notice is hereby given, that the Committee of Management ap pointed under, and by virtue of the said Acts have made a FIFTH GALL from the several Proprietors - of Shares in the said Company, now styled "The Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company," of the sutu of Xlain respect ofeach and every New Share, and have ordered that such Calls be paid to Messrs. LEYLAND anitlit t.Litst, Bankers, Liverpool, on or before WED NIZ.6u.i Y. the Ist day of April uext, and they are hereby required to p4y, such Call accordingly. By order of the CtMimittee. ITENRY STEEL, Manager and Chief Cleric Liverpool, llth March, 1835. N.B.—Excellent TAR and COKE on SALE at the New Works, Leigh Bridge. Vauxhall-road:. Wool,i'l EL LYS BAZAAR, * . 71. AND 72, CEIURCII,STUEET, LIVERPOO . . ADJ(HNING THE POSTOFFICE. EMPORIUM. FOR SUPERIOR LONDOX.,IEIFELI F. SUPERB BRONZES. CLOCKS, LA. 'S, CHANDE LIERS, CHOINEY OR EATS. AND ALI-THE VANWUS' PA:WY MANUFACTURES OF ENG LA YD, FRA NCE, GE RMA .V 1 . • MANUFACTORY, FOR WORK-BOXES,. WRITING DESKS OD DRFSSING-CASES. VISITWIS and Strangers iii. Liverpool, and the Public in general, are respectfullyjnyited to visit this .Unique Estlblishment, whether as Purchasers or Parties in scarc!? of amusement, the whole of the STOCK (certainly one ofihd largest and most varied in k,:ugland) lacing conveniently arranged for inspection,. ,and the price marlied on each Article, from which no deductions are Lamle nor" credit given,—this system euabi,ing. the ,Proptietor to offer his Goods,l,ower than any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Ma nufacture, and has given general satisfaction ; in consequence, T. Woor.escko--tinds.4 continually increasing demand, and he is therefore - enAted daily to repleniSh his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to theJewellery department of the Bazaar a continuance of the favoured and inereasina patronage of the Pubic. The WRITING-DESKS, ESSING-.CASES,.WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES, are all made on the Pre mi3es, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles-is cer tainly more extensive than in any other 'House in the King dom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing-Casos the utmost pains are taken to snake them as conve nient and as complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instruments as may suit them, or can have Cases made to accommodate their own Articles. . . A largo Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CAS ES and POUCHES, in R ussia .or Morocco Leather ; also small L ITA ji Y DRESSING-CASES, containino all that is needful,, a nd weiging only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA Wit ITING-DESKS, for Travelling, complete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety, from 14s. lid. to £4 each. PAP,ER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the Repairing and Retitting.of DESKS, DRESSING CASES, are., T. WOOLFIELD's Worknien have gret expe rience, and . .he has the means to complete everything, that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, with economy and despatch. T. Woot.viELD begs to draw particular attention td his splen did array of CLOCKS and TI MEP lEC.ES, in GILT, BRONZE, A LARASTER, FANCY WOODS, tc. ; the Stock i s iiiiMensely large, and the Designs suited to, owns of any size or style,;the price varying from £5 ,to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which are all Warranted. An immense .choice of .LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas each. Also, PURSES Plain and very Richly . Panbroidered, from Is. to ,30s. each. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID - GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. . A variety of FA.NCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TE,'LLE TARLES, and various. other Games and . Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE. CLOCKS, of the time of Loots XIV., extremely well suited for Country Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These,Articles are now much in favour, and very scarce. OH, and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all. sizes, Public Buildings. Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE,. SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, and HALL LAMPS, on the .newest and most . approved, construc tion. . T. WooLutEr.P also RE - EIIoNZES, RE-LACQUERS, and RE PAIRS LAMPS of all descriptions; a,nd keeps for Salt a great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSLS, adapted to all kinds of Lamps. CHINESE GOODS of various kinds ' including some fine specimens of very o.kl China, in JARS, VASES, JARDI NIERES, PLATES, DISHES, &c. Elaborately carved IVORY .FANS CARWCASES,.&c. Likewise a varlet'''. of real INDIA •AnTitiLES, in JArANNI.:IS and Lectei;EßED Work. A superb .variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS; and other • BRONZES, of the most beautiful. and, costly. finish consisting otFIGURES, BUSTS. VASES. CANDELA BRA,.&C. Elegant CUT GLASS. LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for. tm startEcKs, with an immense choice of .other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, a tine Collection of lABLES, in MARBLE . and SCAGLIOLA WORK. JAPANNED PAPIER MACHE TABLES, POLE SCREENS, VASES,' CARD-BOXES, CAKE, BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS, &c. All these Articles may Re had in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. RODGERS AND SON'S ,WARRANTED 'CUTLERY, in .RA ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSOR 5, TABLE-KNIVES, and DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. Also a variety of very complete Sets of TABLE CUTLERY, fitted up in cases exceedingly convenient for ; preserving them in good condition. SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plated (in. Steel DI'T'TO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han: dies, in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming very suitable Marriage Presents. JAPANNED TEA TRAYS. in Psma incur; a VtioN from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. A large Assortment of MUSICAL. SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes. Several verb fine large BOXES, playing the most celebrated Overtures : price from £5 to £5O. TDOMAS Woot.F►El.D begs to state, that the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to persevere in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be.pleasing to his extensive connexion. t To make his E;tabliiiiment in Liverpool equally attractive as any in the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond his expectations. N.B. Three WORKING JEWELLERS are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing and Making of Articles of Jewel, lery to Order; this convenience, with•a Daily Parcel to London and Birmingham, enables T. W. to attend with the utmost ' promptness to all Commissions in that department with which tie may be favoured. In the DRESSING-CASE and WRITING-DESK Depart ment T. W. has Fifteen of the most experienced Workmen in the Trade - constantly employed on the Premises in Chtqco street. The advantages he has in the Manufacture of Sound Wolk in thiS branch of his Business must be obvious. MERCHANTS and CA ['TAINS would find good DRESS ING-CASES very safe and profitable Articles for SHIPMENT to ronst'narts of the , TORTOISESHELL COMBS, BiIUSIIES, and all kinds. of the most approved and fashionable PEILFUMItRY. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co, logne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, oriUs. per Box of Six Bottles: 1710 be LET, from year to year, or for/ ter of yeirs, a PUBLIC-110US,E. now in a state o al ration, to one of the mostimproving situations in Liverpo , with sufficient Land attached to erect a Small Brewer ion. In order .to save trouble, no one need apply %%110 c sot command £3OO. The place is free from all incumbrances.—Apply to M.D. CIiONIPICON 204, Vauxhall-road: if by letter, postpaid. , . ... • • . .. . . . .... rlO be LET, with i mm edi a te pos se ssi on a .at 7 Acres ol i' LAND, near Edge'-lane, near the 01 an. . . Apply to Mr. E. CH A ItNOCK, on the. I're ises, or to Mr. I Pa int, l'ar.lane. 1410 be LET, a new WAREHOUSE, with Ptin , r-houses Co 1 complete, situate in Ironmonger-lane, c to ,the Rail way. Also, BONDED and ,FREE ROOM at the King's Dock.—Apply to .lonni, MONTGOMERY, j(lnie . Dock. Who has on SALE, a handsorye open Four-wheeled -CAR RIAGE, drawn by one or a .pair of florsei.May be seen at FAIRCLOUGIes, Wavertree. JOSI-PLL'S P.EP , oSITO .• • 92, BPI. 11-STREET. Persons FURNISIA:ING, Purchasers of FA • and Stranzers in Liverpool, wi to ealltet this Establishment, whie ';I1K cHiAPET AN') BEST sm.Ec Aud one o hr STOCK IN . LP:RI:POOL, LARGESI` IN THE KINGDOM. :erIHE STOCK. consists of FURNISHING IRONNION-. CAEIRY, in all its Branches, including splendid DRAW ING-ROOM, SIDEBOARD, SYNOMBRA, ;CHAMBER, READING, and OTHER LAMPS. • PAPIER. MACHEM and J,apa.n TEA TRAYS, Eire ant Hand Screent; BREAD BASKETS, Knife. Trays, CARD. POOLS, GARD BONES, WINE C.4.101,1A,GE5, &c. Bronze, Brass, and Wire. k. ERS, E- IRON S,. &c. Best LONDON Bronie TEA URNS, Kettlelssrad.l;,ampsy COPPEE POTS, &c. • • . 7 BLOCK TIN DISH.COVERS, Hasteners, and VERTI, CAL ROASTING JACKS, • . • . _ Superior TABLE CUTLERY, Scissors, RAZORS, PEN. a,(l POCKET K,'NIVfS, knife Sharpeners, &c. Brass CURTAIN POLES, Ends, BANDS, &c. , Best Britannia - Metal-T-14A- POTS r Coffee POTS, PER-. CULATOUS, &c. • • . And every other description of CULINARY ARTICLES, in, [MASS:COI-TER, JA PA N, I RON, and TIN ; . A - SPLENDID assortment of RIGIILY-CUT and PLAIN. GI,,ASS. consisting of CENTRE and FRUIT - DISHES, - DSCANTERS, Goblets, TUMBLERS. Wines, Liqueurs, Champagne, and HOCK GLASSES ;. C ustar d s, LEMONS . u•ps, Aellic.,'SALTS; Claret, Water, and Cream JUGS; Sugar and Finger BASINS, Wine Coolers, WATER; CARAFPS. &e. ,L - and Co. having all their GLASS CUT ON THE PRE-. MISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest.lioticf; anal to sell at the very LO ST Pltic4s. , A splendid Stock of SHEFFI ELD PLATED ARTICLES, with Masiye•Sti.V.aa EfiQl;S;consistitio of EPERGNVS; Tea and Coffee Urns, WINE Coo LiU t S, DISHES and COVERS,.Gandiestitits' HaANGI-IE6, CRUET. LIQUOR. and SOY FRAMES, Soup and Satire Tureens, TEA and. COFFEE SIIIIVICES, Toast Racks, SNUFFERS and TRAY S,. &c. TO B A " S i T P I L IA A ( I eS, COaNrslerSirteEsts", NuSiVa'Qck,SBcca.nd FORKS, BRITISH- PLATE—SPOONS, FORKS, and other Arti cles, of superior quality, and LO,WEIA . IN PRICE than any otter 'louse. SILVER Spoons and Forks. 'CHILDREN'S MUGS, illuflineers, Scissors, BARD. CASEti, , FRXIT, Butter, and . Ch!ese KNIVES. Labels, PENCIL CASES, Cigar Tubes, VrT sAZSES, 'I him SNUFF BOXES, SGENTS, &c. An extensive assortment .WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, lIIRESSING CASES, VEA CADDIES, TOILET and LIQUEUR CASES, Stands, &e. BAGATELLE, Backgammon, and CH,ESS TABLES, IVORY and Bone CHESS MEN. Elegantly-bound BIBLES, Prayer, Books, Albums, &c. - Best LONDON JEWELLEB:Y, in all the Newest Pat terns, set with Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds, &e., in SUIT— S. EAR-RINGS. RINGS, BlkO,OellES. Pins, NECK and Guard CHAINS, Seals, Kcyk LOCKETS, &c., MOURN ING and WEDDING RINGS. GOLD and Silver GENEVA, LEVER, and VERTICAL. WATCHES, by approved Makers. GILT' and MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE BANDS, Combs, BEAD ORNAMENTS, EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES Suits • Bracelets. &c. BERLIN IRON and JET Necklaces, CHAINS,Crosses, .EAR-RINGS. Brobehes, &c. TORTOISESHELL Cabinets, TEA CADDIES, CARD, CASES, Inkstands, &c. • INDIA Fans, CARD CASES, Cigar Cases, PEARL, COUNTERS, &c. A Splendid Assortment of OR-MOLU . and ALABASTER CLOCKS, with and without Musu. S EV It ES .CHINA, in VASES, INKSTANDS, MATCH. POTS, Lamps, Baskets, CANDLESTICKS, Ornaments, &c. WORK 1 ABLES, Table Covers, BASKETS, sans, RE TICULES, Borses, BEADS, TOYS, and all the Fancy Mann factures of France and Germany, generally imported into this, Country. MLISIC-NL BONES from 15s. to _ ROO New and Second-hand Double and Single-barreled: GUNS, RIFLES, Blunderbusses, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, &c. &c. ; SPRING SPEAR KNIVES and DIRK . PISTOLS. FLUTES, Violins, ACCORDEANS, GUITARS, from lbs., upwards. •BItON Z B Candelabra INKSTANDS, Card Racks, FLOWER JARS, Watch Stands, CANDLESTICKS,' Tapers, &e. Glass and Bronze LUSTRES. from 10s. per pair and upwards., GLASS SHADES, for covering Ornaments of every size and shape. BAROMETERS, Thermometers, MICROSCOPES, Tele-. scopes, QUADRANTS, MATHEMATICAL INSTRU-. MENTS, !Measuring Tapes. &c. GOLD, Silver, STEEL ' Tortoiseshell, and ' H orn SPECTA CLES and EYE GLASSES. UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, Walking Sticks, CARPET BAGS. Hat Cases, &c.• 'Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, La venderWater, BEAR'S GREASE; and Perfumery in general. First Quality London W HITE WINDSOR SOAP, Is. per. lb. - ; BROWN,' Is. 4d. per lb.; Wise, 11; 6d.; 'Almond, .Trans parent, and ether Soaps. TORTOISESHELL. Geneva, German Shell, and other COMBS. Best •LON DON HAIR and other BRUSHES. FRENCH SLIPPERS and' CLOGS, - CHINA and other TABLETS, POCKET BOOKS, MINIATURE FRAMES, and CASES, Ne - Phis Ultra& . . And an IN,IME . 4SE VA it lETY of other ARTICLES,botb. ORNAMENTAL and USEFUL. B.L. JOSEPH and Co SUPPLY MERCHANTS. CAP.. TAINS. and SHOPKEEPERS on the most :LIBERAL, TERMS. OLD GOLD ANT) SILVER, DIAMONDS AND PEARLS, IMHIGHT OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. PLATE AND GLASS LET ON HIRE FOR PARTIES. N.B.—No Business dyne on Saturday; until Evertinir.. SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES FOR 1835. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION. MODERN FRENCH LITERATI/RE. . 4 , JULES LEFEBVRE: (Grade Are of the University of 1Y s i I•• ranee) will deliver, n litstfeh, a Course of EIGHT LECTURES on the present St of Literature in France, with Notices of the best living Writers, Extracts, &c. To begin, TuksoAY, the lith instant; at One (Mock ; and to continue the sueeessive . FRIDAYS and TuEsokYs, till• the end of the CoUrse. Tickets at ()lie Guinea for the Course; or Mr SehooLs andTainiliei Three Tickets for Two Guineas; to be had with a Syllabus from the Keeper of the Institution. WM. RE YNOLDS, Ssc; pro tem. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION, SCHOOL OF MEDFINE. - `LECTURES. ' • 7' R. PII IL P.—MATE:MA-MEDIC-A tfi THERA PEUTICS, un MotstniY, Wittm'csn• Y, and FitIDAY, at Three p.m. The "first Lecture will be given' lIONTiAT, the 23d of March. Dr. REY NOLDS.--C 11 EMIST Y, General" and Pharma ceutical' on Tuisuay q.'III.7IISDAY; and SamtnAi, at Three, P.m:. _ _ Tne first Leetnre will be given on TuaspAr, the 21th of March. . 1C.8.- 7 According to the regulatiOns of the Society of Apothe caries, the Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Medicine, and on Midwifery, 'must be attended subsequently to the tera.. Initiation of the first course of Lectures on Chemistry, Materisi MediCa,`Anatomy, and Physiology. • For further particulars apply at the Royal Institution, Col. . quit,t rcet. nub. I,ATANTED, a SITUATION a; }WARE sEmBN oy V V STOREKEEPER fdr a perso rfeetly'Competent for su ch a ch"o , and For whom a mode e salary only would be expected. Security, if required, can be given.---Apply, by letter, (post paid 4 to H. L. M:, to beleft at the Liverpool Standard Office. • Ji era V V A lL F c M atio b u y I .*.c)errv,„'„ l :Ti'nchi( - 3).! . ..se,rsecarojivotcnin nt s, and . nho writes a good and expeditions hand, E YAI ENT or any sort; Could transact business in F ie . has some ktintsi lecke of Alperiegn tiade, and would tra el either abroad or at hose. Salary not so muc h' an o bje c t as Etnployrnent, as he feels confident that his attention, assiduity, and set vices ivioiald be appreciated in th6'end: . Address A. B. C., Standard-otlice, Castle-street, Liverpool. CaAtritto. •-• • GRAND . JUNCTION RAILWAY.- - TO CON TRA C TORS. MHE Directors are now ready to receive 11 . the EXECUTION and MAINTE THEE PROPOR l lON of the LIN ' The part called the Wolverha on Contract, extending from' the crossing of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, in the township of Coven, to the crossing of the Walsall and Darlaston Road, near James's Bridge, in the township of Walsall; both in the county of Stafford, a distance of about Si miles. • The ,Specification and Drawings, with the conditions and foriri of Tender, may he seen on application at the Company's Offices, Mersey Chainhers, Old Churchyard, Liverpool. o Tender wia he received after the CO day of Aprii, lts33. By order of the Directors. GEORGE STEPHENSON, ) E ngineers. JOSEPH LOCKS, :NDERS for CE of a FUR- SPERMACETI \I.IE Corporation for Preserving. , and Iwprossug the Port ' X of Dublin . will receive proposals from persolis willing to supply Oue liundred Tons of the best SPEPIACTI olp, to lie delivered at their Stores in D'ubliu, in well-coopered Casks, not containing' more than Fifty Gallonsj)rte,h, the price ay to he stated,per Imperial Gallon. '.. . One Gallon to be 'sent 'sealed as a ale, on making the proposal. Fifty Tons to be deliveredl re the rst day of Miy, .and the remaining Fifty before the is ay of June tii , xf. Proposals to be addressed to thb Secretary, Ballast-office, Dublin, on or before the 25th in . aant, sealed and endorsed, " Proposal for Oil." Security will be required for the doe performance of the Contract, and the necessary Stang, ,to be , provided by the Con tractor. By order, H. VEREKER, Secretary. Ea or Ea. • . FEMALE .VASIPONS FOR Ala4tcAl: r Obe LET, (with immediate possession,) rtn excellen' JI Family HOUSE, situated near Knotty As , West Derby called Springfield Cottage, lately in the o ation of Rober Williamson, 'Esq.—May be viewed on plication to Mr HEW ITT, Builder, Knotty Ash ; and for rent and other particulars apply to Mr. HENRI , LEWIS, ID, Islington, or to Mr. RICHARD ADDISON, 6, Mersey Chanibers. • • DEVONSIIIRE-PLACE. KIRKDALE. 10 be .LET, ,and may he ent ere d upou imineyliaiely, a mood JIL DWELLING-MOUSE,containing jwif Parlours, Fire Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, &e.,.with Itarge Garden, and a Two-stalled Stable, late in the possession of John Ilarrop. Esq. Rent,•£.4s,—Apply to Mr. MtcttAat, WOOD'S, No's. 33 and 39, Ilightield-street, Liverpool. , . TO HOTEL KEEPERS. • 'ISLE 0F..31.4.V. TO be LET, Furnished, and enter e d uon immediately, that. Splendid Establishment in the Isle of Min, THE CASTLE MONA .HOTEL. The Edifice, which is situate on the margin of the beautiful Bay of Douglas,' was erected by the late Duke of Athol, fortiS ewn residence, at an expense of1:40,000, and tiae been converted by the present Proprietor into an Hotel, for the ,eeption of the. numerous Visitors who annually frequent t e land. • The Entertaining Rooms are -spacious iii lofty, and the Sleeping Apartments of the Building are phble of containii* re , nearly 120 Beds. • The Grounds are tastefully laid out, and the \Valks tirrihrig the; Plantations tire romantic and extensive. In. the Garden, which contains four acres, there ,is a llothou4, Grapery, and Pinery. The Coach-houses and Stables are if considerable extent, and the -finest , Water its , conveyed ' in abundance by pipc•s4hrotigh all the premises. • -This Island enjoys many peculiar ad4antages, is free from Taxation and Bates, and 'being surroonded bY, and not fir distant froth England. Wales, Ireland, and Scotland, from 11.11 which places there is a cheap and ready access. by Steam: packets. It may be said confidently. there is not a mote deStrable Residence for Sea Bathing . in Great Britain than Castle Mona. . _ For particulars as to terms, &c. application to be made ,t)‘‘' letter, post-paid,) to THOMAS Hu rcHINSON, Esq. ; Bernabague, Isle of Man, or JAMES QUIRK, Esq.,f High. Balla, Douglas. ' Mantles are now less generally adopted in carriage dress, and,will probably by the end of the month be laidaside entirely._ Thee now begin to be superseded by mantuas.,,T . his is a man-.tlet of a new form, short, and ruuhded at the cop:tors; they arc . • made both, of velvet and satin.atiO• .We have seen some in full coluttis, but light hues are more generally adopted the' latter. are itsitally limid and trimmed with swans-down. 'The lining of the former is satin, and. the trimming a new kind orfox fur ; it is c4se.and very light,. of a tawny orange, but black' at the •extrernity.. We have seen also a tew tippets of it. cashmere robes; of black or dark grouuds„ with very deep palm borders, are comm i g Much in favour in, carriagerlress. l'he.corsages are: made: big t, with plain : hacks that fasten behi n d, and fronts &based in interlaced folds on the bosom.. The sleeves of the. folle kind, .atid of a very large size, have scarcely any stir- Inning atutke top, Velvet bonnets are generally adopted with these dresses; the best st) le is a bonnet trimmed with a single, loin:, curie,/ ostrich. feather, and a band and full bow of satin' ribbon at the back of the . honnet ; the trimming should corres-. pond with the ground of time robe, The materials of the evening dress continue to be of the. richest .description. Pompadour satins, a white ground em broidered in bouquets of different flowers in colours, are much in request. The satine Scat run, a superb materiai of the da mask kind, intermingled.. with gold,: are highly fashionable. Robes composed of these rich, materials never have any Si Mi nting round the border. The corsage, low . antlsttuare, is usually made without drapery, but is trimmed with a niantilla, or else, in the.pelerine,style, with blond lace. In several instances tro have observed that the corsage, instead. of, being rounded; is, ..pttintd.at the bottom; and we have gee-.some edged with blond, which has a very elegant effect. The sleeves of the robes are mostly of the triple sabot laud, the sabots formed of- blond over white satin, Venetian sleeves of blond lactari) also in favour. We perceive that.the hlontie de, caulhfitY has Nst rVithing of its atttactiou. DREADFUL ACCIDENT- 1 ' 0 ;M VERSONs KILLED. (FROM OCR WIG. C OI2IIS k , ONP.PiT.) About nine o'clock on Monday morn i ng a melancholy acci dent occurred at Eltains Colliery, Stands h, ' a bou t two miles from Wigan. As - six'pei. ns, three Men and three females, were employed at their work, a sodden exploSion took place, the result of which was that hair tf the party were duce females, ,isters,) named "Houghtot), and "a Man o f th e name of Derbyshire; the latter has left a wife far ad ianced in pieguaticy the following The is is nearly got, and there had been ci following circumstances.. th h r a e p e pe sni ne a u ll u e v b ,i ildren, h e acciden t the original one, in= or idill?ritbeulohich had been left. This small r t t:t. tit' : I:l l „ 'tw: y eke : i a e )ea r t.lo t i( a t)ri i ' n til e th4 cl giY‘ a great quantity of inflammable air, called black or lire damp, owing to which a piece of cloth had put at the bottom of the pit to conduct fresh air to' Vepti-. late the mine, so as to enable the orieratives to carry on their employment. 13ut unfortunately the cloth had been negle.eted, the preceding Saturday night, and o ne o f the two surviViog, men, of the name of Peter Taberuer, imprudently . Went into a distant part of the mine w , ith a. lighted candle, and,.from • some symptoms of approaching explosion which are known e)!_ppri / cored miners, he apprehendkrthe fire Would slum explode,; . npon which he immediately hastened back, at the S'anie•tirnecsnlisg upon the Whets to follow 'hii example ; but froth fear, andlhe. unbearable and suffocating state of the air, none there to folloW, excepting a man of the naive of Parr. When they bad proceeded a short distance the explosion; took place, the effects of which burned the two surviving men dreadfully; and from the shock they wer e bl own a dis,tance of 15 to 20 yards: The four unfortunate'persons *ere initnediately 'searched for; lint it. was not until six or eight hours had elapsed that their bodies, were found, in a frightful and facilitated condition. Had 'l'aberner taken the' precaution of using Davy's safety lamp, instead of a candle, thiS melancholy accident would ne ver have occurred. MENAI AND CONWAY BRIDGES. THE. TOLLS ,TO BE LET. ri VIE Commissioners for carryiog into exe c uti th e A ct 3 t, and 4th William IV. Chap. 43, intitul e "A n A ct f or „i transferring to the Commissioners of his Maie y's Woods and Forests the several powers now vested in . h Holyhead Road Commissioners, and for discharging the t-mentioued Com missioners from the future Repairs an Maintenance of the Roads, Harbours, and Bridges, now under their care and management," do hereby give NOTICE; that on TUESDA Y, the 24th Day of March instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the Feurhyu Arius Hotel, Bangor, in the county of Ciirnarvoo, will be LE'r,l3l - AUCTION, the TOLLS . to be taken at each of the above-rnentioned,Bridges;wkieh Tolls . produ -d the last Year the following Sums .above the Expense of .1lectil?1; them, viz. Menai Bridge .£ Conway Bridge and will be Let separately, to th e hi g h es t .id er ' t idle •, for the Term of One Year from th e Fi rst D a . o f M . , ext. Whoever happ ens t o b e the highest W... :. r t 4 riders must immediately give (i n writing) the mince T ... sufficient Sureties, and pay One Month's Bent in, a . t nee, and also at the same time sign an Agreement fur e .. •ti 'ug a Lease, with the said sureties, for the due Payment o' he i cut by Monthly Instalments, and for the performance of such Covenants and Conditions as shall he declared at the time of e auction. {-,.'. Copies of the Conditions upON'whicb the said Tolls will be Let, and further . particulars respecting the same, may he had on application at either of the Bridges; to the CominisSioner , s' A letter of the 2d instantfrom Toulon states that several yes- Engineer, at Holyhead; or at the Office, of his Majest) s sels were then in the roads, under orders to put to I.:a, htit it Woods and Forests, No. 2, Whitehall-place. ' would Seem that they are vessels.which the adverse %keathill'lttrik By Order of the COrnmissioners, • forced. into port. 421_1N, rli9S . - IS, Engineer.