The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23 00:00:00

/7( 2 7/i Wt/ n ttty 2‘/ , h 47-las ."/ ,527, ~~<r~ - Ne .7-r- - ..:. / . , ~ .. , , ...Z.:-.- _ ~, ..- . ~.. bi _......„ T He EARL of DERIIY'S RENTS' hiiPAJNIT,H-- _ . Eiberpooi .ibipping . . Aglito • t 7". . • I .„„. • . ‘ • . -,,:*--,), POOL of IP: wilt be reset •ed j SetWreidt,l 6 l I; • • GoIDEN I.toN IN N, ill DA CE STh Eh' 11 41 l A:gidleXt;. 1:17.vg 26th instant, between the hou.s or Tti a``. 72 te - i;,0 . 0 0 1 . 21' :- -'..- \ '' r 1 . .... -' " I ;r!' 1.. 7 1 ! b 10, ' ................., i : 1 wtgir INDIrs. t.,,,,,b6`. 7 I r ,• 1r . when applicatious for the renewal or Leas srn,,w,-ottarlut!-Is"-,' pose respecting his Lordship's Es.ates oi' .1 illiatf i i - : \ .---, ..' 0 . . a lia. , I .4 . I N. 1... pool ,e3l _.,. ~._, ,.. Tenants are requested to bring their last, ;,...r tietptsa . r- - ,..,.., .........,... ); ,, , ." , z .) ~1 . .. To sail poilierly, if the wiud'permit., au the lgt July.' ,;:.,, For MONTEGO-BA Y, 'JAMAICA, dire . ~ and 'will' 11.. " . _ izTire , take in Goodi•for the adjoining. Port e new -Ship Manta. - ks- 1 '' ‘4 l _ -- • ' 1100KEE-Y Evax Ev A NS, IV s ; now discharging: . ~ , in the Priuce's DoelcsFor• freight -or aseage apply to the AND GtIVERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -- ANTED, a• - 112.E ELI!: SINGER \ fo; f.i ' l2 . li '"" .:-'-'-'‘:'•-•-:.:11:'t-f C . iiPtain,..on board, onto _____ IL W. APPLETON; er-street. ts' ' . HEARTS R ES OLVED, AND HANDS•PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLi.ETT. Courch.—For further paiiicuiar • ply to Mr.Ctitth is, _ ____ - , ---- No, 13, Richmond-row. merocvmaik emeassarescra ' ,-- _..........................- _ MI 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 To•sail on ihe , 6th Oor DEMERAILA, the 'Sh PARKER,- HEN, .11elie;..11-istall o , Alasrer,; burthen- 9 tons;—For • passage, .(haviug_superiet accomniodations,) apply , to ., the Cap tain, on-beard l Princets Dock; or - SAN DBACIL.TINNE; and Co. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1835. OL. .--No. 70. PRICE 79: LAW. I t WANTED, either presently..or in w months, EM PLOYMENT in an Arl'OltN " OFFICE, by the Advertiser, who. is capable of condu lg. its. ordinary - busi neSS. Good reference will be - duress M. Y., at the Standard-office. b:d ;?aiction. 0 0 44 0 42 0 0 0 39 0 40 a Ihtdaded'to.sart on Thursday, the 2r instant. . For BAIMADQES, the Live 01-built Barque piaster; lying at - the Qneetl'iliock •Gates.--F6 relight 'or passage ap littßS, LIIIIE4LAND, and Co., . Welstenholine-square. Matto bp ?auction, FIVE POUNDS REWARD. gg OST, on. the Evening of the 6th instant, a BLACK 1J LEATHER - POit-TmANTEAU wjth a Soft Top. The owner came by Railway frotn Manchester to 'Liverpool, but is unable to state,whether the Portmanteau was earrie nto town by any of the ornnibusses,.or in what way it was t. The Portmanteau contained some monied le individuals in London to persons in Ripon, and a house in London.to a - Banker in Ripon; als and Papers, of no use except to the owner. Whoever will brino•the said Portmanteau and its contents to the 'Railway. Ofece, North Johu•street, Liverpool, shall receive £5 ItEwARD. °VEILS of TENPENNIr ALE in' be t 4 accommodated _kJ with an Article of s u per io r coat' to a that has ever, been offered to th e . Public, at the actiswicK HOTEL, 53, Hanover -street, near Bold-street. plb to FRIDAY'. On FRIDAY next, the 26th instant; at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street, 6(X) 'Bags Bengal SUGAR, 13W Bags Ditto RICE, 362 Boxes CASSIA LIGN , 574 Bags East Indi• 'INGER; 359 Bundles 1592 Bundles MUNJEET, 40() Bags Tuitmv)it 10, 1163 Bags SALTPETRE. For ‘ftittlier'partieOlars apply to JONES; MANN, and FOSTER ; Brokers.. VETANTED, by the Herculaneinit . Corti ny - Earthenware ry 1%1 arm lac turers, - .T;oxteth - paT4, res able welt-educated yorni, as an APPRENTICE; he wi rave 'ati opportunity ofaequiring a knowledge of the whole utine of the inanufa n , luring dep a rt m e n t, as we ll as a genera acquaintance with - the Business. A Premium will be required.—Purther infor ma tiOn may be known on application* by letter (post-paid) to the above address. rs from INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD fro the Port of LIVERPOOL are informed 5. W. SILVER and C Of Nos. 9 and 10, COIO I III4 L/LONDON, that they may procure the whole ur ao.if part of an OUTFIT, ( Nom *the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, in cluding Cabin•Furriiture,) at the Branch House, Nus. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S- - CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. Daily-communication between London and Liverpool for Ship sailing Information, &c. - V.-sail on the 27th instan • &For Dt Mkti . A RA, the tine A ermudian-built Bargee. LADS'TURNER, . TICKER, Master; 207 tons .rogister,—For frei, t or passage.- apply. on board, Waterloo Doek, or to JOHN WINDER and Co: sleamrce Bookselfrom ANTED,i uv,si bj , e a residing s - P o e u r t s h on of ie d i u o a n t e i of t h I c4e ,i f i n r l o an i t i l THE SALE OF TEA, &c.; he has for vea transacted busi uess with the principal Gi r wers aptl Traci rs in that part of the country. he most respectable r rence and,security will be giv-...n. - ---Address V. W., Postoffice, Liverpool 0 0 ! 7 0 [9 u 0 0 ! 4 0 0 0 • To sail in a few d a y*. 1 4 ‘. • For MADEIRA and BERBI , the • Barque BERBICE, Boaz. GarkyBoN. I ter.—For freight, &c., apply to • JOHN CROST AITE and Co. EUROPEAN GAS COMPANY,. HE Directors of this Company require 'l' 4NDERS for a .1 Large Quantity of GAS I'. nopi S KET PIPES, RETORTS, - TANK , PLATES, &c.; t 1 city of Dublin and other places.—Particulars may be• KO by application CO HENRY ENGLISH, Esq., 37, New Broad -street, London. Will have -quick For. DEMERARA, the:A - 1 Bate 'N'ThO 0, 4er.."0- .Cartiin‘ MILWARD,- (of Liverpool, tons register: --For freight or-passage' apply to DOUGLAS, FRASER; and Co: On FRIDAY-next; the 26th instant; nt One - o'clfickcatHain' Nevett's Office, Rtimford-strftel; 25 Ton4-fine Linia NICARAG WOOD, Landing ex Rfinac, from Valparaiso, on the east *side of the Prince's Dock:—Apply to Messrs. PENNT BROTHERS, Mtr chants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. 0 0 9 6 0 r 7 0 0 sOXPirli Will positively sail an the 9th July. For LlMA,direct,oand WEST COAST r CEN -4.-; TRAI: AMERICA, the SOPHIA, urthen 250 44:0> ,tons, JOHN D. ESHELBY, COMMiI j has room. for about 50 tons measurement goods, a d superior accom, Modations for a few passengers.—For particulars of freight passage appli.to the Captain,; on board, or to W. NEVETT, 1, Rumford-street. NEW SOUTH WALES; To succeed the IttcH An olif Al.ltE a, and will be despatched about the WM Jaly. For IIOBART• l'OWN,and SYDNEY, the-ftrie fast-sailirg Barque JESSIE, ),17 . . C tnande►; 'a regular 'tradt4; bunion :per register 4 tons, has superior aCcommodations 'far cabin and ste c passe - rigrrs; and. will carry a'Surgeonl—For freight or 'passltge apply to' Messrs.WILLIAM Smcrn and'SoN, Merrhants, or to WILLIAM` BELL, 20, Water-Street. • EAST INDIES. • 'r a . .. For NEW YORK, the fiVerican Ship 4 _ ST. CLOUD. S. RICH, Jun., C ander; buttheu. if' • per register -175 tons, two dears 'Ol coppered and.cop per-fastened, and being .known- as • a remarkably fine vessel, is an eligible conveyance for finagoods.—For particulars of freight and passaga(having . excellent accommodations) ap ply on hoard, or to RAYNES and CRAM'. PRITIISII AMERICA. . To be despatched intmedia ly. , For HALIFAX, N.S., the Br' LADY DI7N &Se- MORE', W. S: JAcoßs, Master• urthen 281 'toils.— For freiitht, &e.,.apply at No. , Duke's-place, or to .WILLIAM FAHICLOUG , 11, Tabley-street. MEDITERRANEAN. LINE-of PACKETS for GENOA and GHORN. Suiting on the Ist and 16th of ewe lionth. To sail on the lat of , A 4 ,1 The -fine A' 1 coppered and topper-fastened Brig t.' 4rao PROVIDENCE; W. L. Toottaa, Master; 211 tons register.—For terms of freight of passage 'apply to JOHN BIBBY widen. With quick despatch. it.' For NAPLES and MESSINA; the' 1 Schooner 00. LADY' JANE, Jour: GREER, Ma ; 100 tons re= -7 • d roster, coppere and copper-fasten —Fbr terms of fre , ght apply to JOHN BBY and Co. For VENICE : and ANCONA; t e A 1 Brig. ,register, . It. M‘DowALL, iister; 125 tons egister, coppered and copper-faster terms of - - freight apply to - JOHN B BB! and Co. . , Will have quick despatch. ' • • , ' ,"• Y ~ s . For CONSTANTINOI9,E and GALATZ on the t.-47`3K: . .;ver - Danube,-) the fine . British Brig MA -. JOHN - - -.1. "- 00080 N; Master; Al, burthen per regi .r 251 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, , has superior acco nodations for passengers.—Por freight or passage apply to Tito% P,,iTaasoiy, 61, Spring-gardens, - Manchester, and to F. F. GIBBS and C0.,18, Goree Piazzas. lantOPE. LINt OF, PACKETS FOR LISBON. Sailing on the Ist, lUth, and 20th of ev S , month. Nor" ; To sail on the Ist July. The fine A 1 Schooner TAGUS, W. ADE, Master; - 109 • tons register; coppered and c per-fastenen.— Fr .terms of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. *tram Xabtatton. For GREENOCK and GLASGO. ; 7 t Vith Goods and Passengers to the Bi Woe. The GLASG 0 Wand LIVERPOOL &item.; COstParir's FINE 'STEAM PACKETS, MANCHESTER.......H. MAIN, Commander. -AA' c N hs, : !'LYDE ROBT. CRAWFORD,- Commander. . i'''.7ti- AILSA CRAIG —J. M‘Ks.i.Lait, Commander. 't A-- ," - ' GLASGOW . ....T. WYLIE, Commander. I,IVERPOOL ROI3T. HEPBURN, Commander SALL. as under, from the Clarence flock, with or without Pilots, -calling (*.oath sr permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers only.. . . . The CLYDE sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 24th instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. The 'MANCHESTER 'sails on' SiTuabAy next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. The AILSA CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, the 29th in stant, atOne o'clock in the Afternoon. Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN, India Buildings, Water-street. GREENOCK. AND- GLASGOW SVS 7— TEAME , lillr _ , With - Goode and Passengers Every WEDNESDAY . and SA BOAT. Art 4 1 , . - THE CITY .OF GL S W •., . Steam_lacket'Compa ' essels, CITY. OF..GLASGOW . (blew . Stearatry XANDER DRYS - • . DMA, Commander, JOHN . WOOD,-JonN - BOYD, Commander, • • The 'VULCAN,. Rolm EWING, Commander, Sig , from the Clarence Dock, .as under,. with or - without Pilots:— The VULCAN sails TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) - the , 24th instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. The CITY of GLASGOW' sails on SATURDAY 'next, the 27th instant., at Twelve o'clock at Noon. . The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be first rate. CABIN. FARE.. ..... .2.Si.—DECK 10s. Apply to , DAVID' 111`.1.VER and Co., , 34, Water-street. - - For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. . - .. ,1 4,. I THE CITY OF DUBLIN •'• 0 ...V:hr). STEA:III4PACKET•COMPANY, -,-..;- -..:.- .. - --'-' INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. . The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilott,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To- DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST,. - the HIBERNIA, To•molli0 dal) the. 24th instant, at Nine o'clock in.theE Clarence Dock. Apply for Dublin. Line, to SAMUEL PLC 4 Y,. 27, [pi-Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN 111 4 CA ,NIMON and CO:, ednes dug, from the The pt;iiciple of this Company . is that of atta c hing a ll Im porters aid Exporters by a Division of the Profits ainougthem, after pay went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholde rs — a p r i n ciple which will best 'guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Divided Is, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live So.ck the having a well supported Establishment of first class Sommers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention tb their maintenance. wit mate. Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS for - Exportation and• Horne Consumption; Fine 'Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every descri LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day; Cash, and all other- Mercantile. ACCOUNT-BOOK" . any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allow amount of &reit& Drawback on kC for Exrrtation; Coloured. Sample PAPERS :and Tissu'es, Cartridge, Cap, Brown, Casing, and- Sheathing PAPERS, and. MILLED BOARD; Hanth-raude TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.; • Seine, Turtle-.:Herriug, Mullet, •Salmon, and Shrimp TWINES; .Paperity , or Casiug TWINE ; Baling and-Shop TWINE; I 'Stitching TWINE for Bags; Seaming, Tabling, .and Roping , TWINE; PACKING for Steam. Engines ; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log LINES; Grinnet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING LINES; Tea Chest. Orange. Crate, Bale, and Box . PACK I N G. ,CORDS. W. W.. ARCHIBAL D, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware. house Removed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance in Brunswick-street. buled to 11, the full Goods.. A VESSEL, the stOcki at Berwick-upon-Tweed, about 126 tone register, copper-fastened to the wales, dimens . sas follows :—l;ength of keel for tonnage 67 fe inches, breadth of beatn,2o . feet 9 inches i depth in hold eet 1 inch. She is a fine-looki'ng Vessel, strongly buil e best. English oak tioiber, will carry ,a large cargo for tonnage and sail fist. is now ready for launching,--For fu er particulars apply to Mr. A.B. GowAN, Shipbuilder, Berwick upon-Tweed, or to HAYNES and 'CB AM. AFTER FRIDAY meirr. On WEDNES Day; the lst July, at Twelv clock; at Messrs. Gladstone and S er j ean t sot e Ri ce, 9 , Old -3.57 '*l hall-s treer,' The Brig HUNT FFE, 187 tons register, •carries a large car , and sails well, with stores, boats, &c.—For particulars apptv•to WM. GLADSTONE, Union=ceurt. Positively without any Reserve whatever. On TUESDAY next, the '3oth instant,' at Half-East Two, at Lloyd'sCoffee-boie, •Cornhill, Londiin,—cy order of the Directors, Att . itlET, ''" ' • THE gsmil.STE-A-M-VESSEL H m A e il n m t easa i l l i t . e t i r a y ;n i t js a sr l . 4 . 4 ~ 148 - Tons ei l l d ri e :° rs n '. B l%l S f e a s . a u t r n e `', - -,,,, , , , ,u Ilinnble'atidllurry;at'Llyer o Lin n 326, is cop pgir-fastened, has a neat Bust Head,-p:ropell by an Engine of i i i OHorse-power. She hasp raised quarter eel:. Iler.aecom-, intidationS are - very.commo lions, neatly, fitted, and furnished, and . her IntentOrl - of :Viarine Stores is ample in every detail. Now lying. off Fountain Stairs, Bermondsey. Far "Inventories and - fOrther particulars apply to WILLIAM' WOOLCOMBE, 1, Fieeinan's-court, Cornhill, London. bt TO PUBLICANS A-ND OTHERS" THE LETTING of LAND 'for imoTa &c.;- on the AINTREE RACE COURSE, will take lace on Mos- DAY-next, the 29th instant, at the Sefton Ai Hotel, Aintree, between the hours' of One and Four o'clock.? Persons who had Rooths at the list Races will have a preference for the same Ground if applied for before One o'clock on the day of Letting. —Any previous application to be made to Mr. LYNN, Waterloo HOW, Liverpool. DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE, VINO be LET, a convenient and comfortable suit O f ROOMS' 1. at HOR3ELEY HALL, in the parish of Gres d, consisting of Two spacious and handsome Parlours, .w . Two or more Bed-rooms, and with or "without Coach-ho Stalled Stable, &c. &c., suitable for the Residence of a g eel Horseley Hall is beautifully situated o the 'eastern side of Marford-hill, commanding a View of that magnificent Land scape, the Vale Royat of Chtshire, within Ten Minutes' Walk from the celebrated Trout Stream, the Allyn, and about a mile and a half from the River Dee. The family may he supplied with Fruit., Milk, Vegetables, Sec. on the Premises. Apply, if by letter, (post-paid,) to Mr. EDWARD PRITCHARD, on the Premises, or to Messrs. D. MARPLES and Co., .Pub= lishers, 65, Lord-Street, Liverpool. Zo be Ootb. TO STATIONERS, &c. 7 MO be DISPOSED OF, a well selected STO ' of STA- A . TioN ERY, &e., together with Fixtures, ounters, and Desk. This would be found an excellent op rtunity fur auy young man wishing to Commence business i e same line, the sitnation being the best in Liverpool, and t e advertiser corn wands several valuable PERIODICAL AGENCIES: Coming in not exceeding £lOO.- , —Apply to .E.•GRIFFITHS, 14, Water-street, Liverpool. TO RECTIFYING DISTILLERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. To be DISPOSED OF, an Established ,litusiness of a RECTIFYING DISTILLER an. VINE MER CHANT in the West of England, havin arge connexions, which may be increased according tot • apital employed. The Plant is in perfect condition; a. consists of Saintniarc's Patent 'Still, capable of producing I Gallons of Gin per week; also a small Still upon the old principle. The Premises are compact, and afford every facility for car ry** on trade extgpsively .at a moderate expense; and an opporttinity now presents itielf to any person wishing to em bark in that business, rarely to be met with. The purchase Money will not exceed Two Thousand Pounds. Letters (post paid). addressed A. 8., Box 89, Post-office, Bristol, will meet with immediate attention. NORTH WALES, CARNARVONSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, BEN near Conway, consisting of an excellent Fa with every requisite office and accommodatio Garden, Grape House, Orchard, in full fruit, thereabouts of excellent Arable, Meadow Land. The House is situated on a lofty ern' ence, overlooking the River Conway, which runs close under the Terrace; it is sur rounded by tine Oak Woods and thriving Plantitions, excel lent Game Preserves, and Fishing. The Property is admirably situated as to neighbourhood, Roads, Land or Water Commu nication with Liverpool, London, Dublin, &c. &c. For a view of the Premises apply to HUGH ROBERTS, at Bennarth ; and for fu r th er part i cu l ars a pply (if b y l etter post paid). to Mr. H. R. WlLLiims, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Car narvon, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. RTH V H ouse large walled 140 Acres or sture, and Wood DESIRABLE 'RESIDENCE, TOXTETH-PARK, NEAR LIVERPOOL TO be SOLD by P RI V ATE C ONTRACT , a commodipiti mo dern FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Gard. Lawn, Shrubberieo, Coach-house; Four-stalled Stable; - G. • ener's•Cot tage, and other domestic Out-offices, most desir'ily situated in Toxtethlark; between' Michael's C ur' and the River Mersey, three miles from Liverpool. The' House is substantially built, in t 'Elizabethian style, of the best - materials throughout, and c.. tains, on 'the 'Ground Floor, a handSbme Entrance Hall, a Drawing Room and a Din ing Room, 22 feet by 17 each, a Breakfast' Room, 17 feet equate, Closets; convenient Kitchen, Scullery,' Butler an'd Cook's Pan tries, &c. The higher' Stories comprise Nine Bed Chambers, Dressing Rooms, Closets, Hot and Cold Baths, Water . Closet, &c. On the Basement Story is a Brew-house, Laundry, Wiue• and 'Beer Cellars;•and other conveniences, and there is a plen tifal 'supply of fine Water on the Premises. The Garden, with the Lawn and Shrubberies, are in the high est perfection, and the whole Estate comprises about 8,500 'square yards of Land, Freehold of Inheritance. The situation is allowed to be the most healthy in the vicinity of Liverpool, commanding extensive and beautiful prospects of the estuary of the Mersey, the county of Chester, and the Welsh Hills. The neighbourhood is of a highly respectable character, and the Premises are every way adapted to the residence of a Family of taste and 'opulence. To be viewed by '1 ickets only, which may be obtained, and the price and further particulars known, on application to Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SUNS, Church-street, Liver pool. Immediate possession may be had, and the/whole or a prin cipal part of the Furniture may be takensat a valuation.; 4.Letpt Notirto. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that on the Second day of Jiine instant, an order:was signed by Charles Orrell and Richard Edwards, Esquires, two of his Majesty's justices of the peace in and for the county of Lancaster, acting and residing within the division of Prescot, in the hundred of West Derby in the said county, for diverting and turning a certain p is footway within the township of Knowsley, iu the p s of Huyton, in the said hundred and county, lyin b een the. township of Kirkby and the town of Prescot, in aid hundred and county, commencing at the boundary of t said townships of Knowsley and Kirkby, opposite to a certain arm-house in the said last-mentioned township, called "The Horns.House,' and extending thence unto and ending at or near a certain farm-. house, in the said township of Knowsley, in the occupation of Isaac Foster, Or the length of 6152 yards, or thereabouts, and particularly described iu the plan thereunto annexed, and that the said order will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the JAW-county, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be - holden by adjournment at Kirkdale, in and for the said county, on the 20th day 01 July'next ; and also that the said order will, at the said quarter sessions, be confirmed and enrolled unless-, upon an appeal against the same, to be then made, it be other-. wise determined. HEYES and PEMBERTON, Attorneys. Prescot, 3d June, 1834. IPC'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the Second day .LA of JIJIIR instant, an order was signed by Charles Orrell and' Richard Edwards, Esquires, two of his' Majestv's•justices of the peace, in and for the county of Lancaster, actin& and re siding within th e di v i s i on o f Present, in. the • Hundred 'of West Derby, in the said county, for diverting and tuning 'a certain highway within the township of Knowsley, in the parish of Huyton, in the said hundred and county, lying between the township of Kirkby and the town of Prescot, IL the said hundred and county, for the length .of 7783 yards,. or ther s, an a certain highway, being a branch therefrom, rds Knowsley. hall, in the said hundred and county he length of 2634 yards, or thereabouts, and a certain ghway, being another branch therefrom, towards the town of Liverpool, in the said hundred and county, fbr the length of 530 yards, or thereabouts, and particularly described in the plan thereunto annexed,' and that the said order will be lodged Kith the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the general quarter sessions of the peace, to be holden by adjournment;at Kirkdale, in and for the said county, on the .20th day of July next; and also that the said order will, at the said quarter sessions, he confirmed and en rolled unless, upon an appeal against the same, to be theu made, it be otherwise determined. HEYES and PEMBERTON, Attorneys, Prescot, 3d June, 1835. TO. MERCHANTS; C. 4 P 7'.1 I VS, IRONMOVGB RS, 4-c. By BRAN(' /1 and SON, By order of the Assignees of tillers Mat, ofßirnatig h .Baokrupt, To-mon Row, (Wednesday,). the 29th, and THURSDAY next, the 25th instant; at Eleven 'o'cloCk. each d4',' at Messrs. Shipton and Co.'s Wharf, No. 1. Graving Duck, Liverpool, UPWAUDS" of 15U Packag es o f HARDWARE, being Goods stopped in transita, and containing about 720 Dozen-JapannedTßAYS and WAITERS; 400 Bundles various IRON , WARE, 100 Dozen , Tinnetilion SAUCEPANS, POTS, and TEA _ KETTLES, 500 Dozen LOCKS and LATCHES,' 300. Dozen BUTT and OTHER EIANGIIES; 100 Tons SPIKE, ROSE, and clacrur NAILS, 800 Thousator TACKS, 50. Cwt. strong &line Cut SHOE & JOINERS' BILLS, 2 .Tons .SAD 'IRO NS, I,ooo , Gross -SHOE HEELS, TOYS, & PATTEN RINGS, • 120 Gross Iron Tinned SPOONS, • 50 Dozen ALE and WINE APEASURES,. Dozen COPPER TEA.K ErrLES, ARMING PANS,. and MASLIN. KETTLE ' 30 Dozen'• KALEIDOSCOPES, • 72 :Dozen SPECTACLES, 50 Dozen GLOVES, 110 Pounds SEWING COTTON, With a very great variety of other HAR D W A RE; IRO:V. MONGER Y, META L, and BRA ZIERY ARTICLES. . (*' The above Goods, &Lick are in excellent condition, are or.: dered by ; the Assignees for unreserved Sale, and will be Sold in Lots suitable for Merchants, Shippers, and the Trade generally. The whole may. be viewed nits DAY, Tuesday,) the 23d instant; between Abe hours of't'en and Five - o'clock, on appli- - cation at the Warehouses. Catalogues are preparing and may be had on Saturday next, the 20th,:iustAnt, on applicatiwn - to 111 r. .TitosiA s CoI.ENJOItE, Solieitor, or 'Mr B. WM mil A E Accountant, Birmingham; at the (114RDIAN NEWSPAPER. OrFick, Manchester; •or from Messrs. BRANCH and SON, Auctioneers, Liverpool. _ - VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY; and ONE SHARE in the LIVERPOOL-NEW GAS and COKE COMPANY. . By Messrs, THOS. WINSTAN LEY and SONS, On FRIDAY, the 3d day of July next, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street; sub ject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced, LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE .1111... or DWELLING-HOUSE, Offices, Workshops, Retort and Gasholder Houses, Sheds, Foreman's Cottage, and-other Buildings thereon, constituting the late Old Gas Works.' The Property is Freehold, has three fronts, and is very bly situated-for- a Brewery, Soapery, or other large establish.' went, occupying, on the east side, in front to Rose-hill, 118 feet; and extending in- depth backwards , to Cornus-street, on the - north side, along , Peover-street, 200 feet; and on th outh side, adjoining the property of Messrs. Robert done and- Son and others, 210 feet 6 inches; containing in t whole 2708 square yards; or thereabouts. The whole may be inspected, and further p iculars obtained, on application to Mr. STEEL, on the Premises,' or Messrs. WINSTA N LEY and SONS, Chureh-street. Liverpool. Immediately after the above will be sold one new SHARE in the LIVERPOOL NEW GAS and COKE COMPANY, forfeited to the Company under the provisions of the Act of Parliament.- Plans and particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. Fosrua and LLOYD Solicitors, on the Premises; or Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Ch urc h- s t ree t, Li ver p oo l ; Messrs. WINSTANLEY and Suss, Paternoster-ruvr; London; and WIKSTANLEY i Manchester. Gas-Office, Rose-hill, June 3, 1835. By MR. SYERS, On FRIDAY, the 3d day of July neit, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at Mr. Scott's, the Stanley Arms H o t e l, S e a com b e , AMOE of LAND, situate at Poulton- c u m -S eacom b e , 'i n the county of Chester, to the north-west of the Seacombe Ferry-Nouse, between the high-road leading from thence to POultoreand Liscard and the River Mersey, adjoining, on the southerly side, the road leading from Seacombe Ferry to Wal lasey, on the easterly side a new road of 14 yai ds e, and being immediately behind the Stanley Arms Hot containing, on the southerly side, 151 feet 9 inches, on e sterly side 367 feet 10 inches, on the northerly side 40 feet, don the westerly side 278 feet 9 inches, and containing in the whole 3921 super ficial square yards of Land, or thereabouts. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. WILKINSON nod CHRISTIAN, SOliqitOrs, FellWiCk-Street, or to Mr. PEACOCK;- Solicitor, 79, Church -street, Liverpool. LANCASHIRE. /fR. SHUTTLEWORTH is instructed to Sell by Au9tion, at the Auction Mart, in London, on FRIDAY Abe 3d July next i at Twelve o'clock, ." One Undivided MOIETY of a valuable COPY OLD ES TATE, nearly equal to Freehold, not being sub' ct to any fine, consisting of a convenient Family Mansion,- th numerous ap pendages ; about Five Acres (customary ensure, equal to nearly Ten Acres of statute mea sure ) o ,leadow Land, eligi ble for Building purposes; Five Dwelli g-houses, all situate in Eccleston-streeti; in the town of Prescot, in the county of Lan caster; also Two Pews and the Half of a Pew in the Parish Church, in thel . occupation of respectable Tenants, al Refits. amountin7,.to £l4, per annum, and very improveable.'s, May be viewed with permission of the•Tevants; and particu lars had of MessrS. COWBURN and GAY, Solicitors, 10, Lincoln's Inn Fields; Messrs. LACE, SON, and M alrEes, Liverpool;' Mr. SHAWE, Preston ; Messrs. II EYES and PEMBERTON, Pres— cot; at the Mart; and of Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, 28, -Poultry,: London. By order of the Mortgagee. On TUESDAY next, the 30ih instant, at Six o'clock in the ' Evening, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale a s will b e th en an d there produced, APIECE of LAND, w ith th e Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, and situate, the one on the east side - of Barter-street and the other on the west side of Pinnington-conrt, leading ,t of Barter-st ree t, i n Liverpool, containing in front t o B ar t -street 20 feet 5 inches, and in breadth at the back 10 feet, and extending in depth backwards from Barter-street 23' feet 9 inches, and which' Dwelling-houses are now in the respective occupations of Win. Bland and Catherine - M‘Gregor. The Tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation 'of Liverpool for Three Lives and TwentY-one Years. Further particulars may be had on application to. Mr. STOCK LEY, Solicitor, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East. ' • Vublfc 33obte0. . , BIRKENHEAD NEW MARKET. THE COMMISSIONERS acting under t mproyement act_ for Birkenhead, in the'county of C er, HEREBY GIVE ..NOTICE, that the NEW MAI in HAMILTON STREET, Birkenhead, will be open on S utionv, the 11th day of July next, and on every day afterwar s (except holidays) for the sale of Meat, Fish, Poultry, Fruit, Vegetables, Butter, Cheese, and all other Goods; Wares, Articles,. Commodities, Matteis, and Things (Cattle only excepted) which are usually exposed to sale in public markets. The Market hours between the 29th day .of 'March and 29th day of September, will be from Six o'clock in the morning to Nine o'clock in the evening; and.between the 29th day of Sep tember and the' 29th day- o f - March, will be 'from Seven o'clock in the morning to Eight o'clock.iu the evening, (Saturdays excepted,) when the Market wilt remain open until Eleven o'clock in the evening; the whole year. Shope, Rooms, Vaults, Cellars, and Stalls, in the said Market, may be taken by persons requiring them,. on application' to SAMUEL STANSFIELD, Woodbide, who *ill state the terms of letting the same. P.S.—Accommodations will be provided for the sale of Hay, Straw, Grass, &c. on the vacant ground behind 'the Market Building. By order of th e Commissioners. JOSEPH MALLABY, their Clerk. WEST INDIA ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the WEST INDIA ASSOCIATION, at the Port of Liverpo --will be held at the Committee Room, 30, Brunswi k-s et, on FRIDAY next, the 26th instant, at Eleven o'cl precisely, when the Accounts will be passed, and the Chai n and Deputy-Chair man for the ensuing year will be appo rated. (By order) PETER WRIGHT, Secretary.. CLARENDON . BUILDINU SOCIETY; A 'SOCIETY . under the above denomination i s out to be A established and holden at the CLAREN 03IS, St;UTII JOHN -STREET, Liverpool, .SHARES,' £lOO ach. Subscrip tions, 12s..per'rnonth.- Redemptiou-mo ,s: No Pietuiums on taking up Shares on Mortgages. P sons to hold not less than Two !Shares. / /Persons' desirous of be'coming Members are requested 'to enter their names forthwith, to entitle them to attend a Meet ing, which will shortly be held, for taking into consideration and settling the Rules - . Books for that purpose at Mr. EvArs s's, Solicitor, South Crescent Chambers, . Lord-street ; EVANS, CHECWIN; and HALL'S, Castle-street; and Mr. DODGSON'S, Lord-street. PA WS OF LIVERPOOL. PURSUANT to the directions contain e d in the Act for the better Paving and Sewerage of the town of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Notice is hereby given, That a meetitue of theinhabitants assessed and contributing to the relief e poor in the said town, will be held in the parochial ch• of our Lad y and St. Nicholas, in the said t own , on 'l' RSDAY, the 25th day of June instant, at Twelve o'clock eon, for the purpose of nominating and choosing such dso many Com missioners as will be requisite to supply the then subsisting vacancies in the number of Commissioners, • according to the provisions of the said Act ; and when and where a Summary or Report of the Receipts and Expenditu res o f the Cinnmissioners appointed und e r and by virtue , of the said Act, will' be laid be lre the Inhabitants: EDW.. G. 'DEANE. Parish .C . lffices,llth June, 1835. Clerk to the Cotmoissioners: BOROUGH , AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. JAMES ASPINALL, Esq., Mayor. THE GENERAL COURT of QUARTER. SESSIONS of the PEACE for-this BOROUGH and TOWN will held in the: NEW COURT ROOM, on the south s• of Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 6th of July next, at 'l' • o'clock in the Forenoon ; when and where all Perso nd over- to Appear and Prosecute, give Evidence or An r, are to attend on pain of their respective Recognisanres being estreated. And the COURT of PASSAGE for the TRIAL of CIVIL CAUSES will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town on THURSDAY, the 9th of July next. at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said Cowl 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 dayof the Sessions.. And all Indictments fur MisdemearAurs and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be en-. tered for Trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the day uext after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise. the Trial of the saine.will stanit aver until the Sessions following. WATERLOO HOTEL, CRO TOWERS begs - respectfully.to infer i his Friends that CI. • his OPENING , DINNER will t• . e - place on \Via). NESDAY, the 24th instant. Tickets One Guinea, to be had a he Bar of the Angel Hotel, and• Waterloo Hotel, Crosby Dinner on the Table -at Five o'clock precisely. JAMES HEY WORTH, Esq.., President. Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON, Vice-President. Zratit anti .itlanufarturro. EXTRAORDINARY RED C CTION IN "EA.7 FIN EST SOUCHONG-FLAVOURED C NGOt, Five Shillings per Pound. .1T JAMBS COOPER'S NEW TEA WAREHOUSE, 4-1, HANEL H-4TREET. WANTED, an APPRENTICE'; 'one from the Country will he preferred'. REMOVING FROM OFIURC H-STREEI"IO CAS TISK-STREET, (.IDJOLNING Jtfß. K,ll - E's; aluill R-OFFICX%) TOSE PH DAVIS ; TAILOR, &c:, embr Cei -The orportunity CI of attain thanking his Friends and e Public fur the crea , itig patronage he continues to recer e. - The same AIODERATE CHARGE, SUP RIOR CUT, and WORK MANSHIP, tilliCh has gained him so decided a . preference, shall continue, and no effort shall be wanting to give every satisfac tion to all who may honour him with their commands. To his Nliw and FASHIONABLE STOCK, selected with peculiar care, from the first Houses, On the best terms, J. D. begs to call pa, ticular attention. 30, Castle-street, June 22d. HAIR CLOTH & CURLED HAIR ISIANUFACI'ORIES, 24, Upper Pitt -street; and 41, 14'sod:street; L'ierpool. ARIES RREARLEY and Co. beg to inn° ce to the Pub- T lic and Trade generally interested in t above articles, that they can be supplied to any extent, and n the most liberal terms, by applying at either - of•thektliOve p ces. Retail dealers in the business will find advantage in mak ing their purchases at these 'establisfint s, as they can at' any time be supplied with'whatever quanti they may wish to pur chase. Country purchasers will please to obsen'e that these are' the only Establishments in'Liverpool where . Ildir Cloth is Mon- . factured, and the terms on which • they can . be •siipplteir wikon inspection, 'befit their appi-civak . . . ECONOMY T_N - .1.) HESS. IMPORTANT TO TIIE"GENTRY OP LIVERPOOL AND ITS VICINITY, AND THE ADJACENT PARTS OP CHESHIRE. 1 - 1 1 J. BELL, Timor:, (from Walker's, 'St. ,Jairies's-street, A • Londen,) Na. 4, Leece-street:(to of 80ld -street, mirth side of St. Luke's Church,) respectful! solicits the attention of Gentlemen to his 'very* reduced rites of Gentlemen's CLOTHES, for Ready Money; and' ' gs leave to state that his exie / . . system of cutting is founded upon'th lost improved principles of practical science, by whit-111e uaradtees to fit with certainty and elegance the human fi,knre in all its variations. A complete suit of Black' £4 4 0 • Ditto ditto, of the finest' quality'possible 5 5 0 Gentlemen finding their - Orin cloth can have their Garments made up in the mostt - fashinniible manner; Coats, £1 Is., Waist coats, 75., Trousers; Bs., a'Complete 'suit, £1 lls. Orders thadkfully received and punctually attended to. ' A Note addressed as above will meet with immediate 'atten tion. Nime but first-rate workmen are 'employed. Observe, No. 4, Leece-street, (tep of Bold-street,.north side of St. Luke's Church.) GENTLEMEN I S )As H IONABL OSTIJM E ESTABLISHMENT Bank-buildings, 31, . C'astl street. WEST of ENGLAND CLOTHS CASSIMERES, &c., V of the most prevaifinge!ifou , old by the Piece or Yard. Garments made to order at Pr unequalled, without any responsibility to purchasers, for prompt payment only, viz.:— Various Colour Dress Coats, Waistcoats, and s. d. I rowsers, per order audsome Frock, with Silk Facings 3 3 0 Sirpe,rfine Black Dress Coat, Waistcoat, and Trowsers, complete 4 14 6 The Proprietors beg to assure the public, that all Coths, Cas simeres' &c. sold at this Establishment are o f genu i ne W es t o f England manufacture. Trade Supplied, as heretofore, at manufacturv's prices. v iz ~. iii/j R. BELL, from - London, Al IL LI R, DRESS 1.- MAKER, and • EMBROIDRESS,- , LEECE-STREIZT, north side of St. Luke's Church, top of Bu -street, Liverpool: Mrs. B. begs leave 'most respectfully to nform the Ladies of Liverpool and its vieinity,thatshe'has me need Business; at No. 4, LEECE•STREET j and flatters he elf, from her long ex perience in the metropolis, in the above business, and by strict• attention thereto, to merit's share of. public patronage. Ladies' , Dresses made-in-the first. style of Eleganee and Fashion.—Ball and Evening. Dresses, Pelisses, Jusenile Dresses, &c. &c. Made, 'Embroidered,• Piped, and Braided to any Pattern. N.B.—The lowest nosaible terms.—Any Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to No. 4, Leece-street, north aide of St. Luke's Church. CHEAP GLASS. LIVERPOOL AND CHESTER/ :GEO. M'DONALD, Cut GLASS, L UST an d CHANDE LIER MANUFAC-TCRER, ROBERT-81'HE T, 7S, BYROM srttEET, 16 and 17, LORD -STREET, comer f John-street, Li• verpool, and 33, Bit t DGE-S fREET-R6W, Ch . ter, begs to inform the Public that he has bought the entire 'TOOK of FLINT GLASS belonging tathe BANK QUAY (LASS COMPANY, both at Liverpool and at their works at Warrington; at less than Half Cost Price, which-he is mow Selling 25 per Cent. un ler any Manufacturer in England. Among the Stock will be found a most splendid Assortment of Table and Lobby Lamps, Lustres, and Chandeliers, &c. Never was there such Bargain's of Glass in Liverpool. A single trial•will prove the fact. Every Article in the Trade made to order and Pattern: nilHE.Ladies of Liverpool are particular] nvited to inspect id the ;following valuable STOCK of" EW ' MUSIC, at HALF PRICE:—Just received;'from L 'don, a 'grand Selec tion of Vocal,- Gnitar, and Piano Forte IUSIC; from Muzio Clementi's, REDUCED •to - ri 0 , -elic Sold by Rtiss and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle. Office,' No 12, Lord . -street; also of `WHEELER, Manchester. Catalogu gratis. Where maybe' had; Stoman's last new 'Bhllad, y the' dark Euphrates," which Was created such a powerful sensation in London, and is equal to'his " Maid of 'Judah," "The Merry Mountain Child," and " The Daughter of Israel," whiCh are universally popular. H. Phillips's great Ballad, " Hassan the Brave," by Clarke. Also, " She is yours," historical b a ll a d o f d ee p i nteres t, by Bayley and Humell, beautifully illustrated, strongly recom mended. New editions of " The Sailor's Tear," " Remember me," " Love from the Heart,„" Banners of Blue," " Oysters, sir," "My poor - Dog Tray," "We met within the Abbey Walls," " We parted," and 2,000 various ' • also, upwards of 400 Pieces, of the best compositions, suitrible for the Piano' Forte, 50 Overtures, 150 Quadrilles and Waltzes, 10 Operas, 250 Duets and Glees, 150 Italian Songs and Duets, Guitar Melodies, Flute and Violin' Mirsic; Sacred Music, and 1,500 Songs, Ar L T HALF PRICE. Agents for H. B.'s POLITICAL CARICATURES. BYROM HOUSE. NEW'TEA WAREHOUSE, 25, BYROM TREET, (EXACTLY 'OPPOSITE HUNTER-STRE r.) IN . consequence of the . removal of reStri ous i n th e T ea Wade, aud- arrivals' of cargoes direc from Cauton to Liverpool, JAMES MEYRI has made arrangements for the" IMPOR ATION OF TEAS of the finest quality and flavour, which will be sold at 25, BYROM-STREET, LIVERPOOL, in their Pure State, at the following Reduced Prices, fur Cash only:— BLACK. • Bohea Common Congou 3 4 Good Strong useful Ditto. 4 0 Best Black Leaf Ditto. Strong Pekoe Flavoured Ditto 5 4 GREEN. Good Twankay. 4 4 Hvson Kind • Gtiod' H yson • 6 0 Fine Dittu Coffees of the choicest qualities. Every variety of Fancy Teas, including Soucleung, Caper, Orange, and Flowery*Pekoe, Young 'Hyson, Iniperial,' and Gunpowder, at ' proportionably Low Piices: The whole of the above Teas are'of the NEW CHOP. Au APPRENTICE Waited; one froth the country i sirillle preferred: , f THE FAMILY LINEN WAREHO E, 14, CHURCH-STAEET. 113 . AND H. ANDERSON, DAMASK, Li 11,'and SHEET -111,6 ING MANUFACTURERS, beg leave to an ounce the arrival from their Manufactory. of a large ass t ent of SPRING BLEACHED GOODS, consisting of Si le Damask and su perfine Double Damask Table Cloths of very siie, with Nap, kills and OVerlays to suit, Sheetings of every width and quality, seven-eighth and yard wide Linens of a very superior descrip tion. Also, the most extensive assortment of Table Covers of every variety. In returning thanks for the liberal suppOrt they haV e rece i ve d for so long a period, It. and H. Anderson hope to merit a con tinuance of it, by their still devoting their attention exclusively to the Family Linen Business; and from their Manufacturing their own Gootk they are enabled at all times to supply an ar ticle superior in quality and at -lowest prices. Parcels of Yarn Wove into Cloths or Diapers of any descrip tion. Coats of Arini; Fat-oily Coati, and other Devices Were to order. /ONG ae _ SERVI .CI4 LION IN?, instant, hair, Jun., seconded by AT a numerous and respectable . MEETING of Y MEN ENTITLED to the FREEDOM of h, ROUGH of •LIVERPOOL by BIRTHRIGHT , •• TUDE, held in th e L arge R oom i n the G or.nt Dale-street, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of Juirt; Mr. JAQUES MYERS in the • On the Motion of Mr. - EDWARD Cot , Mr. ALExANniia SHAND, It wasunanimaitsl9 Resateed,—That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the Clauses' in the Rill introduced into .Parliament " to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wale.s," which excludes from the Freedom of this Borough all Persons not admitted before the sth day. of June; 1835, will inflict a' serious injury upon the Sous of Freemen, Apprentices, and other Pet-sous in this Borough now entitled, but not admitted, to their Freedom. On the Motion of Mr. Joux •FosTsa, Jun., seeundedly K.Esnst.zy, It was unaflemougy Resorred,—Th;t a Petition to the House of Cuminonk; praying- for the protection - of 'the Rights and Pri vileges of the Sous of Freemen, Apureatices, and other Persons entitled tuttheir Freedom, be forthwith presentecL On the' Motion of Mr. HEATHCOTE STATHAM, seconded by. Mr. IlosKiNs, . It spas unanimously Resoleed,—That thi Petition now read be adopted and forwarded to Lord Sandoz; fur presentation,- and that Mr. Ewan and the Members for the County be requested . to support the prayer of the Petition. JAQUES MYERS, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, On the Motion of Mr. WARNER SHAND, seconded by Mr. EDGAR Coegia, Jun., , It was unanimously Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meet ing be giVen to the Chairman for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. To the Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Ilcitain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. _ The humble Petition of the undersigned S o ns of Freemen, Apprentices' of- Freemen, and other Persons claiming Right to the Freedom of the Borough of Liverpool, SHEIVETH, That your Petitioners have observed with nlarm in the Bill introduced into your Honourable House, '° To provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales,", those clauses and provisions which affect the rights of the Free men of ancient Boroughs. That your Petitioners especially complain of the grievous effect of that. clause which excludes from certain Rights, Pri vileges, and Exemptions from Tolls and Dues, to which Free . - men have been hitherto entitled, all persons who have not,been made Freemen before the fifth day of dune, in the present year, and thus disappoints, by an arbitrary date, the just expectations of those who, by birth or servitude, were becoming entitled to the Franchise. That your Petitioners, the Sons of Freemen, would respect fully state to your Honourable House, that by the Charters of the Borough of Liverpool the Son of a Freeman, who is born within the ancient Borough, acquires, at the moment of his birth, an inchoate right to his future. Freedom, complete and perfected by enrolment on his attaining.the age of twenty-one years. That the hope of obtaining-this privilege has induced many of your Petitioners to consider this Borough as their resi dence fur life, resting their hopes of advancement in a place where, by the existing Laws, they were led to suppose they should enjoy those Rights, Privileges, and Exemptions which have been hitherto possessed by the Freemen of this ancient Borough. , That your Petitioners, who are Apprentices of Freemen in the Borough of Liverpool, would respectfully state to your Honourable House, that they have bound themselves to serve their Masters during a period of seven years in the expectation of becoming Freemen; and in this expectation they did not hesitate to bind themselves for so long a period, although a less would have enabled them to become perfect in their respective Professions and Trades, and in many instances they have been contented to receive very trilling wages,-taking into considera tion the Privileges and Exemptions to which they would become entitled as Freemen of this Borough. , . That many of your Petitioners, Soused' Freemen and Appren tices, have very nearly attained the age of twenty-one years, and others nearly: served their full period of seven years, and upon these would -press with peculiar hardship, the arbitrary depriva , tum contemplated by the above Bill. Your petitioners, there fore, wonld respectfully submit to your Honotirable House, that, as a full measure of justice, all Sous of Freemen, born at the time the said Bill was brought ,into your Honourable House, and all Apprentices now serving their time,. should be entitled, as heretufore, at the age of Minty-one, and at the end of their servitude, respectively, to acquire the enjoyment of the ancient Franchise. That some of your Petitioners had, previously to the fifth day of June last, attained their full age of twenty-one . years, and others had completed the full period of their servitude, but not apprehending so sudden and. extraordinary -a eliange in the • law, they had omitted to become enrolled as Freemen of this Borough; that they never could have supposed that, without any notice whatever, they would thus be debarred from acquir ing the full possession of their privileges, and they confidently trust that you honourable house will never sanction a law which will deprive your Petitioners of what they humbly submit is, in them; & vested right. That your Petitioners thus humbly and respectfully venture, to complain to y our H onoura bl e H ouse o f t h e h ar d s hi p a b out to be inflicted upon them, by the provisions of the above Bill, and they confidently hope, that your Honourable House, in legislat ing for the Kin g d om at l arge, w ill , i n t h e exercise Of its wisdem and justice, maintain the rights and privileges of the younger portion of this community, who look up to Parliament as their natural Guardians and Protectors. , • . . Your Petiti oners th ere f ore h nm bl y pray , th a t your Honour, able House will refuse to assent to those Clauses of the Bill, which exclude from the privileges of Freemen, all those. Persons who were not enrolled before the fifth day of June in the present year, and that your Honourable House will preserve to y Petitioners their rights and privileges in as full and ample a manner as the same have hitherto been enjoyed by their predecessors in the Borough of Liverpool. And your Petitioners further pray, that they may he heard at the Bar of your Honourable House, by . themselves, their Counsel, Agents, and Witnesses, against such of the Clauses and Provisions of the said Bill, as affect your Pe titioners. And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c. TO the'Honourable the Commons of the Unite Great Britain arid Ireland, in Parliament a s s The humble Petition - .of' the - undersigned NI rchants; Ship. owneii, and other Inhabitants of Liverpoo l Slieweth, riiHAT your Petitioners h ave o b sery w i t h a l arm t h at a _l_ Committee has been appointed by ur honourable house, to take into consideration the Duti n Timber, with a view, 'as your. Petitieners• are led -t o b e ll e, o f ma ki ng a material alteration in the relative duties on Baltic and Colonial Timber. That your Petitioners respectfullysubmit to your honourable house, that any alteration in the Duties, whereby Cohinial Timber would lie brought into the market under less favourable circumstances than at present, would be not only detrimental to the consumer in this country, but also extremely injurious to the colonies and to the prosperity of the empire at large. That, by the present scale of Duties on Baltic and Colonial Timber, the prices are brought to such a level, that each de scription is in faircompetitiou, and the wants of the consumer are readily supplied at a reasonable gist; but your Petitioners believe that any alteration in the Duty in favour of 'Baltic would at once check the impartation of Colonial Timber, and deprive the consumer of the benefit of such competition. That the attention of your Petitioners is, more particularly called to the benefit derived from this state of the market, by viewing the present activity of the commercial and manufac turing districts of this country,- and the erection of numerous•. warehouses, factories, and other buildings connected with trade, and they foresee in the further increase of tbese.the advantage to be derived from having a •cheap and constant supply of Timber. 'Kingthim o That your Petitioners apprehend that the consequences to the British Coldnies in North America of such an alteration in the Duties would'be ruinous in the extreme, that the measure would have the effect of throwing out of employment a great mass of the population et - to-aged in procuring and prep ar i ng - Wood for the British Mar ket—would check the operations of the numerous emigrants who have proceeded thither, and de feat their hopes of a comfortable settlement in those colonies —would he luinous to persons who have embarked their for tunes in the erection of sawmills and works connected with the cutting of Timber—and would materially tend to promote that spirit of disaffection which your Petitioners observe, with re gret, exists in a portion of our North American Colonies. That your Petitioners, contemplating, in a national point of view, the results of such an alteration, cannot conceal their ap prehensions that it would most seriously affect the prosperity of the shipping interest of this country and ultimately impair its maritime strength ; that at the present period upwards of 450,000 tuns of airitish shipping and 20,000 sailors are employed . annually in the trade .between this country and her North American Colonies, and your Petitioners would respectfully remind your honourable house, that this trade has always been considered one of the great nurseries for our seamen, and that any diminution of it must tend to impair the maritime strength of Great. Britain; and your Petitioners are fully convinced that, should this employment of British shipping be withdrawn, the distress of the British shipowner, great as it already is, would be materially increased. That your Petitioners humbly submit that the diminution of the export of timber from the colonies would have a serious effect upon the manufacturing interests of this country; and they would remind. your honourable house that, while the countries in Europe from whence timber is imported take scarcely any , of our manufactured goods, our colonial possessions in America receive their whole supply from this country. That the British shipping employed in the trade between this country and her colonies in North America gives, great employ ment to the shipwrights, sailmakers, .ropers, and. ether trades, nut only in our ports, but a l so in the manufacturing towns in the interior; and it is well known that the artisans in this country derive no benefit from foreign ships bringing timber, the fittings and repairs of the latter being inveriabiy completed in their own ports, and your Petitioners woulu state to. your honourable house, that nearly all the timber imported iuto this port from the Baltic is brought iu foreign vessels. Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that your , honour able house will withhold your assent- to any bill, fur• aktering the Duties . on Baltic and Colonial Timber. And your Petitioners will ever pray, A. LADY, . . . who has been accustomed' to e charge of Children deprived of maternal care, 'hes to engage arGOVltillstltSB and HOU - St:KEE - PER .- n•n-Gentleinan's or Widower's Family. She is mistress of th reach Language, having been edtkated' in Paris; is ca le of 'instructing on . the . Piano, Singing ? Drawing, and 'ltinting, without the' assistance of Masters; ars,;,' the Hasp "and Italian the first .year. Phi' must respekable references will be•given; has no .objection to go abri.ad; Letters addressed, host paid, to B. T., at the Standard-ufNce, will he attended to. AGENCY. rino ?Merchants, Directors of Insurartre Companies, or Esta - blishments in the Mercatrtile,,,Manufacturing, or any other line, 4yho are desirous of an AGENT to adiurerster their affairs in Holland or adjoining countries. A Person established at ltotteidate, whn, m hie Youth.' -s h e a r s v b it e •e e s n i e : sa `the an a t t i , Y o:e u :k g li e li i t a y. il i F i c ;e a'i m tli , retices as to solidity, experience, and integrity will be given on t o o ff ry er r s e h te is . :_ipplietitiou, by letter, post paid, to 13. C. li., care of Messrs. satisfactory !4iitTraN and,Enwahns, 66, Lower,Thatnes-stieet, London. MONEY. several Sums of 1 . 43000, 1..:5000 1000, fain .1 and Li( k) now ready to . ' be aiiv eed on landed security, at 1 per cent. Many o f the'sarn s ik ing trust money, tnay remain some time. Apply (d by letter, post 'paid) avOie Standard Office. Inournntt , NotictO. U N I E Ci ~N t a . b DERSONS4brise FIREIPREI\IIUIIIS are due on the 24th i tt a S ti n 1 1 t;A j r : C 111, _it..: of June instuat are 2 herebV informed, that the same should be p a id'on or before the 9th'of July next. Farming Sthek'at 2s. per cent. without dutr d the average Clause: A Bonus has been declared on all Life Policies effected up to 31st December, 1833, and amounts on a'Scale from £l6. 9s, per cent. on Me Siyn' Insured on the oldes!.. Pioliciei, varyinaCcord ingly with the respective 'dates of the ottirs. / HENR . Y HkMEIY: !kketit• ...... . _ . . PROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE C IPANY, 25, OLD JEWRY, Arid REGENT -STREET, corner of Jermyn-s eet, London, and HIGH -STREET, CAPITAL, - £5,000,000. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Insurances which expire at MrDSUMNIER should be renewed within fifteen' days thereafter, or they will beCoine void. Receipts for such Renewals are now reody at the above Offices, and with the respective Agents lo the - Company throughout the United Kingdom. WILMER HARRIS, S ecretary. WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents for 'Liverpool, Office, 13, Exchange -street East. SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, On the Model of the Equitable Society of London. / JAMES' J. DUNCAN, •EsQ., .• MANAGER. . HEAD - OFFICE, 147, BUCHANAN=STREE7'; G ASGO Tll IS Society divides the whol e profit s airruagit e Assured.' At last investigation these Profits amou to to'')ne and a Half per . Cent. - per Annum upon the am insured. The' Funds of the Society' and the nuniber of its' Members are rapidly increasing: Few• Societies can hold out so greaf, - and none greater,' advantages than are :offered to the Assured by this Society. For Prospectuses,' Tables dilates, and' every information, apply to • WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Exchange-bnildings,' Agent for the Society at Liverpool' WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. • CHIEF O.F,FIQE,. EXETER. Office in London, 20, 13, id,ve-street, Blackf 'far,. PERSONS lnktred against lire le the exte • of £3OO, add upwards, will be entitled to a Share of all the Profits; derived from Fire Insurances, every fifth y .• LIFE INSURANCES are also effect on the approved plan of giving to those Insured for ttcit); a 14 upwards, a Share in the Profits, .whtth muy be' adder:flit' the Sum insured, and payable therewith, or applied in' Rethretion of the Annual Premium. Rates and Conditions may be had of the Agents. CHARLES LEWIS, Seeretary. Those persons whose' Polities fall due at :Midsummer, are respectfully informed that they should renew the same within fifteen days from that date, for their - own security. WM. WHITEHOUSE and SON,'Aierits, l 12,' Etchange-bnildings, Liverpool.. YORKSHIRE. IgSITRANCE COMPAN'Y', 1894. /11 - 11 - IE RATES of INSUR'ANCE' from . Fire arb as - liberal as those of any Office in'the' Kingdom. In LIFE - Insurances the 'Rates are the lowest'ever offered to the Public, especially forTeinale's. ' - MALES. .. . FEM LES. One SfrenTrlnle ! At , 0 Seven, Wh o l e " e Year. Years. Life. ! o' Ye feats. 1 Lir, 10 0 15 4 015 81, 1 7 : 6, 10 . 013 8. - 014' . 8:1 5 20 017 4 0 lEC - 4 114 41,'20, 01 7 20 1g 411 11 30 1 210 1 5' 6 , 2 5 61[30 1 1 7'l 2 101 1 19 9 40 1 12 8 1 16 21 217 '9' 40 1 5 6i 1• 7 3' 2 12 0 . 50., 2. 3 6..2 - 6 41.4 19: 50 113 117103 13 3 60 3 10 9 4 8 01 6 6 0 60 2 18 01 3 9 3 512 6 7o 6 12 4 8 2 310 0 4, 70 5 14 6' 7 7 81 9 7 75 9 16 0 1 1110 6,13 4 4 ; 75' 9 5 011 2 212 8 9 • Aiinuitielltid Reversions purchased, and Annuities granted. FARMING 'STOCK. Insured ' - at 2s. pew Cent. Premium, without average clause or duty. INSURANCES falling , due the 24th JUNg should he paid within. fifteen days from that date: Agents, LATHAM HANMER, Jun., • 18, Exchange-buildings. JOHN .ATKINSON, 3, Bank-buildings, Castle-street, Liverpont. SCOTTISH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, INCORPORATED By ROYAL CHARTER. Capital, Five Millions Sterling. No. 47, GEORGE-sTIMET, EDINBURGH/ N 0.449, WE 'T STRAND, LONDON. No. 7, COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN. FIRE DEPARTMEN DROPERTY, of every description, m y be insured'on 'the ,JL.' most advantageous iernis: Common Insurances of the, first class at the reduced rates, and property involving mere than ordinary hazard at rates of premium' commensurate'with the value of the riskL ALL LOSsES, when satisfactorily ascertained, are 111sta- DIAIELY PAID. LIFE DEPARTMENT. ' This Incorporation Tffects Life InSuranees either at REDUCED . RATES WITIIOrT PROFITS, or with Participation in Profits, of which Two-Tittans are 'returned at regular' periods; without' _being subject to any dedriction for charyea' of Management. Additions are made to Policies. or corresponding reditetionsi of Premium, at the optionsof the Assured.' The Premiums may be paid at au Increasing or Decreasing' rate, in a singly:payment, or - for 'alimited number of years only. Moderato Rates are demanded for Insurances against the contingencies of Foreign climates, military or naval service;' and voyages to distant coun t r i es ;• an d f or p ersons o f a ll apt': afflicted with Gout, Asthma, Rupture, or other serious maladies." No entry-money nor additional charge of any description is made beyond the amount of Premium, exceptiug the Policy Stamp. • Prospectus, containing a more detailed description of the'va liens Tables of Rates for Fire or Life Assurances may be had' at the Company's Office. . E. M. BRODIE, Agent seornsH UNION OFFICE; BRETHERTON BUILDINGS, NORTH JOHN-STREET. SUN FIRE OFFICE, Established 1710, BANK BUILDINGS, CORM - LILL, CRAIG'S COIL CHARINGXROSS, and 65, WELBECK-STREET; CAVENDISH-SQUA LONDON .1(‘ MANAGERS. CIiARLLS Poi 4., Esq., Treasure Charles Boulton, Esq. Felix L b •e, Esq. • The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie C. Sha efevre, Esq. M. P. William Burnie, Esq. The Hon. Hugh Lindsay; John Cockerel], Esq. Ch ar l es Littled*, 'Esq. James Campbell, jun. Esq. Henry Littledal Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Geo. Warde • n, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. John Pearse John Drummond, Esq. Charles Ridiar blec'Eiq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq, Brice 'Pear* . William Rd. Hamilton, Esq. C. Georgelliornton, Esq: Edward Harman, ESq. Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq: Felix Caliert Ladbro - ke,•Esq The Printed Receipts for Premium and Duty:on Policies, as they becomodue, are ready, for delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned Agents' of the Sun Fire and Sun - Life Offices. LiverpooIMr .A . :6 NVH : OLAS D. BOLD: . Mr. JAS. BUNNELL. Manchester and Charley, Mr. Illackliuru, Mr. I'. Thrup.'• Robt. Duck. Lancaster, Mr. John Bltis'lt%• Preston, 111r:',1: ! Gi6ii. ..! ' . barne;Y Wigan and' Qrniikirk; • Mr. Ulverston;Mr. Johu Carter, Saul'. r:lliipW'ciatr . Warrington. Mr. Jas. Daviesl'• Douglas, Islc• l tif Mart,Mi. Jas. Rochdale, Mr. Geo. IlawortV , ; Moore. I Ilasiendeu, Mr. Henry MAO it !Bolton, Mr. Gil e s C ro ss.: I . . Persons may, insure for more letirs than one; and - fu ilu* insurances an.allowance of 'five per cent. per annunveonwoune interest, wilt be made,on the premium, and duty' hatted for : . ever's,' year, except the first. A . FIRE ENGINE ON SALE.--Apply to N. D. 80i.u.. : _ . 'egg. s d 6 7 5 5 6 9 I