The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09 00:00:00

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I N ' i' N 7 1 • . /6420 j i k z,o -` , ' . ~, , ~ , . 4i „ , ( ...4 I ' '• ; 1 , Cequtier, to the Electors uf iiuuth Lancashire n Moo to REILST INDIES. 1. -, ~1 ‘. I." ! It 1 . -, 4 , .e.,,,,,ney 0 a u r,,,, 0 ,0„,,,. T,,,,,_ , ,,., ~ ~.. ..,, ______ ....____—.l r . 4 .0 ji,,,, i ! 7:: . , . I i4` e , 1 144 and its neighbourhood. ~.........:___' ___ 7 , , 4.- , . ..,.... , . .1.._,. , ,-;:•''' 7.. I have cautiously obtained corroborative evidence that the _•-•*,-; • ‹,„._ ~.' of . , . L. . k \,..... , .. -,, ' ' ~C. 3 :' 1.. .. NUIL , t)(1(1/719 in Prince's Dock, and sail - pr i ce i lourths of &sr statement is correct. .gir cargo on board, will sai on , e at 1. ata tial , y ; . - r 7i 3r 1 - 1 1- ' l 3 ......- zaw,.7., - , IND GENE R.A._L COMMERCIAL ADN I , ,ltit _ltliEdite ...,.,..., ... e e A L .moa Te""lCur Captain DoBIE.; A 1; 400 ins; has a poop and good .accommodations for passe irs.—For freight or pas sage apply to Messrs. JOHN DUGDALE and B oTHEas, Man chester; the Captain, on board, or to ROBERT WISE an CO., Liverpool. • in your allusion io myself you remark. " that the religion of every human being is between his God and his own conscience." You afterwards express your astuaishmcut that I " can dale to presume to know what passes within your breast." I am not guilty of such presumption. The interference of a stranger to you (such . I am) with the religious tenets which, its private life, yot conscientiously hold, would indeed deserve reprobation. t t if you adopt a public character, and propose to yourself be returned a se ebnd time as the representative of the icrions and political sentiments of the county in. which I d .ii, I shall presume to judge of yon by the acknowledged i nes o f a sect to wh i c h lam persuaded you would not b ng, if the convictions of your head and heart did not coincide with its openly avowed tenets. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY I4]NJOY TO GUARD !7.--SMOLLETT, --gceitiag a wind.—Has roam fun a few sof light freight only. Now loading in a t er l oo Dock. . ` N , s t F?r MA.INILLA direct the fin e new coppered and `I 4 , ,.,;i. - copper-fastened Brig 0 BROTHERS, T. W. * ' TOMKINS, R.N., Com: nder; burthen per register 225 tons. This vessel having been built expressly for a fast sailer, carries only her register tonnage.—For freight or pas -------Tayrilip l o Messrs. 'Wm. SMITH and SoN, Merchants, or to i ROD wr WISE and Co., 21, Exchange-alley North. VOL. V.--No. 22a] FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1835. [PRICE 71). / *alto b auction. Ago b» auction. LIVERPOOL DISPENS.N.RIES. () N b SUNDAY d a n t e r. t he LUKE'S t , H a U by m t c h ' e N P. 'LIFT, A.M., Head Master of the loyal Institution Schools, for the benefit of the Liverpo Dispensaries. Ser vice to commence at Eleven o'clock. THIS DAY. TO STARCH MANUPACTURITRS AND OTHERS. Messes. T. and J. ThOTTER. - Byorder of the Assiyn.eer,--THIS DAY (Frith* •,) the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Pr tildes, in Hodson street, riflliE whole of the FIXTURES 't FITTINGS-UP of a AA STARCH MANUFACTUR t, consisting of Wood Cisterns, Troughs, Spouts, Drying oxes, and various other Articles used in the Business. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale Without entering upon a theolozical discussion, ill-suited to electioneering purposes, I presurwe to say thtt-Socinus declared "the mere humanity of Jesus Christ." I presume to say that Priestley, the head. of modern unitarians. considered Chiist as " a man who taught the truth which he heard from Gud." I presume to say that Belshatn pronounced the u nitarian,i octrin to he "that icsus of Naz.iretfi was a man constituted in all re spects like other men, subject to the same infirmities, the sante ignorance. prejudices, and frailties." Believing, as I do, that in all the relations of private life there is not a more estimable man than yourself,—and granting, for the s Ike of argument, that a commercial man would be the fit test Representative of South Lancashire,--I cannot imagine that those, whose adherence to the Established Religion is fix e d by conviction'and guided by prayer—that those who wish (as every true member must do) that its holy inincip!es shall be disseminated through every department of the state—that those who, grateful for the blessings bestowed by the Almighty on our Country, while it remained faithful to its Church and King —can, or will commit their spiritual concerns to the care of one who (I.lties the most essential articles of their faith, and who has already attacked the outworks of the Establishment they revere. Intended to sail positicely nn te TOM of February. For W I The Ship DUKE 0 LANCASTER, JAs. HARGRE s, Commander; Burthen per register 565 tous.—F eight or passage (having most superior cabius, purposely a ranged for the India trade, and a Surgeon being engaged.) apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. Tilts DAY, - (Friday,) the 9th instant, 'welve o'clock, at Bateson and florstall's Office, o r Castle-street, 1868 Bags BLACK PER, Now landing ex Bombay Packet, f Bombay.--Apply to Messrs. CH ARLES HO lISFA 1.1. and SON, .Merchaut%,.or to BATESON and 1 - 101tSFALA Brokers. N.B. All persons having demands against the Liverpool Dispensaries, are requested to send their accounts to the re spective Institutions to which the articles were supplied, on or before the lsth instant, that they may be examined and Postponed from Friday, the ' , To THIS Der, (Frida),) the 9th instant, u the Public Sale room Exchange-build s, 2500 Bales Surat CO't ON, Ex John Taylor, from Bombay.—Appiy to Messrs- TAYLOR PUTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to WILLIAM HIJS(I2I, Broker. C___ _ TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND 0 By Messrs T. and J. TROTTE' ifithout resertne,—THlS-D AY, (Fridav,) the, 9th o'clock; on the Premises, the Derby Ar TH B remaining part of the HOUSE:I4Oi Linen, Glass, Bar Utensils, and J 1 I TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OP THE R.THERN HOSPITAL. A VACANCY haying occurred in th Office of PHYSI CIAN to the NORTHERN :VITAL, in conse quence of the resignation of Dr. Sill , I beg to offer myself a CANDIDATE for the SITUATION. If I should be so successful as to obtain it, you may rely on my utmost exertions in performing the duties of so important an appointment. I am, Very respectfully, yours, THEODORE WATER HOUSE, M.D. GO, Mou nt-plea ati t, 1 mo., 5, 1835. To sail on the 15th Jan ry. Z- For LINTIN and MA MLA, ----- 7 ---- ..zr.... (Both or eith c e a r p a t t ai t n he j o o p h t n ion A o ßN th E e s ; Conftignees,) 474 The fine English-built Big FALCON, A. 1, being only six months old; 2 tons per register; cop payed and copper-fastened, sails well, and in every respect a superiorconveyan ce fur both goods and passengers.—For terms, &c. apply on board, west side George's Dock; to Messrs. 11.uattar, SruE, and Co.; Messrs. T. M'TEAR and Co., or W. ai4l4. TYREII. „stant, at Eleven is, in Kirkdale, FURNITURE, r Effects. Tnts DAY, (Friday,) the 9th instant, re o'clock, at 18, Exchange-building 42 Casks TINCAL. Samples may be seen at the Office of JOHN BARON, Broker. Man t tb. Will tail as - soon as the tides tell ermit, and can only take light L e t. " For CALCUTTA direct, ti A 1 Liverpool-built ..:44./V:; Ship ANN LOCKE.ILI3.Y aptain JOHNSON • bur • then 365 tons; l y i ng i n P ce ' s Dock.—For freight or passage apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS. V SPor BOMBAY, th e Ship A IQUIS, JouN " Master; she will have ear espat c h.—F u r freight pr _;-% 4 ' passage, hiving splendid coatinudations, apply ou board, Brunswick Dock, u to DPNCAN GA1313. To sail in a fe days. For BONI AY, `W i feThe fine Ship WILL IN TURNER, CHARLES LLITtiH, Commander; bar en 488 tons; now on her second voyage; has a spacious pool and roost splendid accom modations, and carries an experi cod surgeon.—For freight or, passage apply on hoard, Prince's Dock - toAMessrs. FER .GUSSON, MILLER and Co., or to BOLDAnd RUSSEL.. For CALCUTTA, and under il 6 eny ernent to sail on the 5 20ilt Jaaaary, full or n o t f u ll,— he regular trading *:: Sk; and newly-armed Ship WIN " CALL FISHER, Commander ; 320 s, A -1, British-built, and coppered. This vessel is now iy t in Prince's Dock; has about three-fourths of her cars° already engaged, and the owners warrant prompt despatch.—l , or freight or passage apply to W.M. FISHER and SON, 2, Cable-street. WEST ICiDIES. Will clear an Saturday, the 10th in nt, and sail firs fair wind AP. For KINGSTON, JAMAI , the ROCKET, EDWARD NORMAN, Commathier. THOMAS HATTON, Juu. Apt) , To succeed the ROCKET,i' I For KINGSTON, JAMAICA. au /HONDURAS, 3`P- I :4` the well-known fact-sailing Barqu VILLIAM, W, 1 1 ": Nurretc, Master; lying . to K• 's Dock, and wit , harlie immediate deseatch.—For freight or assage apply to Mr. T. - RA.I7ON, juu.; Mr. MONDELL, King , .street, or JAMES POOLE and Co. To dear on .tree 10114 instant. - . i'or KINGSTON, JAMAICA, direct, Ad will take in - y ... Goods for MONT E G O B AY , and ' - ts adjacent, the ..4, - ,Azi. new Brig APPLETON, JOSE SHARPE, Corn - mender; 259 tons re g i s t er; lyiu west side Prince's Dock.—Fur freight or passage apply to R. W. APPLETON, Tyrer-street, or to . KERS, JAIME, and TOMIII'IVSON. $t To sail on the 11th instal . For DEM EH A RA, the new -coppered Brig NEW FKILIX SOULIGNY • 20 tot2j<ster ; remarkablysailremarkably fast.—For freig or passage ply to AMES GAN. A; For BARBADOS, the Brig 3 , 14 , - :-I'. Captaiu MARTIN. Intended to s'Z''' lyiug in the Kines Dock.--For, ' apply to BARTON, IRLANI : an, .TIN, a. feW days ; kight or passage 11.1GGIN SON SOUTH AMERICA. Warranted first Vesse l , EL A 3 ,- For IST RANI, the Barque ' RGE, Ws% it WRIGHT, Master; burtheu per inter 256 tons. — For freight us passage apply to Thom AS flEssurrx, or — '7* to W. and J T YR&R. UNITED STATES. Ist - For CHARLESTON,' The Ship SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, iek.; - * 1 4 ALE.x. fil•PHEßsoN.Aitister; - ' .4 ' .v- Will have early despatch.—Fwfreight, &e., apply ou hoa r d. B runsw i c k D oc k , or to - DUNCAN (88. BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS. j r- Chartered in consequence of the TRENTON nophavir g rqs arrived.. To sail on. the 10th instant, The ST. LAWRENCE, Captai RACE. —Vor freight or passage apply to IqAURY, LAT AM, and Co. Tile ST. LAWRENCE w ill b e succ dby the TREN TON, Captain Dsvis. The CHATHAM, Captain Woo D, to sail 25th January. The PLYIIOII . III, Capt. CROCKER, to sail 10th February. They are all first-class Ships, nearly new, and duriug the spring other vessels of equal quality wilt follow, to complete the line.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the respective consignees, MAURY, LA'I HAM, and Co. T. and J. D. THORN.ELY. CHAS. HUMBERSTON and Co. BARING BROTHERS and Co. eoaotttor. To sail in a few dal #2, For GLASGOIN, the fine A 1 INDUS; Captain 1 WILLIAM HAGART.—For t on -e., apply on board west side Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER. Zteam IsTabigation. 'GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMP Y. Foreign Packets. THE GENERAL STEAM IGATION COMP A - N Y'S first-rate a perior PACK , grs leave the CUSTOM-H SE, LONDON, for— lIAMBURGII, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed. nesday and Saturday Morning, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ROTTERDAM, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed nesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ANTWERP, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, as Mows : From London. From Antwerp. Friday. January 16 Tuesday January 20 Monday...... January 26 Friday January 30 At Eight o'clock in the 'Morning. OSTEND, every Saturday Moraing,, returning every Tues day night. CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, returning every Wednes day Nkght. Applications for frei'ht, on the. Rotterdam and Antwerp station s , to be made t o Alessi's. DE BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent, 141inories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane, Tower -street. Information may also be obtained from Messrs. EI A L Wharfingers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SCATES, A.gent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton ; Messrs. C WIE and S. N, Foreign Newspaper Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand ; Mr:C(ll.l,ll,x, 61, Charing- Cross; Mr. UNDER wool), 56, Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle, Regent Circus, Piccadillt ; and at the Office of the Company, 69; Loinbard-stret. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. • CA General Steam Navigation com H panS. BESSELL, Secretary. 69. Lombard-street, London. y, A constant supply Pontypool TIN PLATES and Apply to JONES, Agd (Loftus A WY,. .NN, 8;,,V1-0 R, CONSTANTLY ON SA , Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DItY a SALTED OX HIDES, of heavy and light eights, in quality equal to any ever imported fr the River Plate ; the Ltlteil hides being free from flesh an It, well trimmed, and invariably Without injury from heat.— pply; y. pi:o. BAnKEIt and Co., or to SAMUEL LArONE, 10, Tv barn-street, it j 1 .... The new Barque DIB DI 570 Tons. The new Brig AIAL ,297 Tons. • I .+ Both 'Vessels are carefully bt tof oak, and copper ' fastened; their equipments a stores are of the very 'best matßri;4ls; they are lying in Brunswick Dock.—For in ventories, St:c. apply to DUNCAN GIBB. , . The fine Schooner CERES, near new, 94 tons ... A .,_ per register. (has had 150 tons act weight on board ......1W - to sea,) built at Gainshro'. sa t l/ fled u her first voyage in May last ; she is stout built, at of the best materials, and well finished in her hull, is flan . ed with abundance of ?t p ores of the first quality, sails reinar ibly fast, having made her Pais ages when few other - vessels 14,—Por further parti culars a pply to RAYNES and CRAM, 32, King-street. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at 0 e o'clock, at 18, Exchange httildinVs, 139 Serous Guatimala I IGO. Samples mey be seen in London on pleation to Mr. A. MocArra, jun., 4S, Mark-lane, 04' et the Office or • • ..TOl - INI3I.IZON, ±!7,lkr. On MoAtpay next, the 12,13 instant, imtuediatel ter the Indigo sale, at liriestie,y, Griflith, •and Cox's 0 ce, Exchange buildings, 351 Bags Malaga SUMAC, r 4 Bales Turkey SPONGE The bulk may be inspected . S. Middleton's Ware. house, Rumford-placc...—Apply to Mr. S. MIDALETON Merchant, or ' PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX, EdGarmeleatL,go.: E cd o l k o; s o r: a On MONDAY next, the 12th - . n ie :/ li s itii t itc a pl‘ n atli t A., , tni a ,,, t r.sl(v Nevett's e 17 Casks u l3 m o e 7 47 l eh i cio A i . C - Ex Defiance, from L About 4 Tons . da G For particulars apply to H. rl Zwit.CHENtrAitt, and Co., ller• chants, or WILLIAM NEVETT, By kcr. On MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at Willi n Nevett's OfLee, Rumford-street, 145 Bales Bombay SAFFLOW , Oriental horn Bouitiay. 41 Bales Bengal. SAFPLOW , Ex Indus from Calcutta.—Applv to Messrs. Jottri SKINNRR and Co., Merchants, or WM. NEVEM, Broker'. On AloN DAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at John r e Roughsedge's office, 22, North John-s eet, 100Sarrels new Chesme Red RA IS S, Now lauding ex Cora, from Smy a. 30 Boxes RAISINS, ex Emma, from Lisbon. For further particulars apply to . JOHN ROUGHSEDGE, Broker. w ris DAY. TEAS, Per Duchess of Clarence, direct front Canton, Postponed front Wednesday, the 7111, To WEDIUSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Ten, o'clock, at the Public Sate-rooin,-Ex.cltange-buildings, ~. 4.376 Packages of TEA, consisting o f 624 Chests Congoa Packages 801 EA, 1,072 Chests ' CON , 70 Chests - 500 61b Boxes ?-, SO ' HONG, 500 12i lb .Boxes N •' - 'l'• 250 Catty Boxes superi*TTO, 60 Chests ' KOE, . 30 Half-chests CAPER CONGOU, 73 Tin Catty Boxes . • 194 Chests . . 12.5' 131 b Boxes - ? 111 SON 125 131 . 11) Boxes - k 250 61b Boxes 1 30 Chests ' IMPERIAL • 23 - Half-chests 5 ' 250 6 lb Boxes GUNPOWDER, 200 Chests TWAN K NY. The Teas will be open for inspection This Day (Tuesday), the 6th instant,in Tobtn's Warehouse, 199, Prince's Dock.—F o r particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. and Tilos. I C IPLUVr, Esq:. 1 1 / 4 1ereiants, Ur t . IRLAM and THOMPSON, VARNHAM and EWAR'I', and ? Brokers. T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.) , ! TEAS. Postponed from Wednesday, the 7t To WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instan at a Public Sale room, Exchange-buildings, (immedi el after the Duchess of Clarence's Cargo,) 1576 Packages TEA, co ting of 1379 121 b. Boxes BLAC*; 197 Chests of HYSON, Landed ex ,Bombay• Packet, from Bombay. BATESOIC and IIORSFALL, Brokers. Pagroned from - Wednesday, the 7 , To WunNtspx r 'next, the 14th instant, a en o'clodk, at the Public Sale Room, Exchange ildings, 399 Chests HYSON TEA, ex Wm. iler, from Bombay, 99 Chests DITTO, ex Orie L'from Ditto, 100 Chests .SOUCHONG, ex Ran er, from Ditto. -The Teas are now open for inspecti n in Tobin's Warehouse, 199, Prince's Dock.—For further p ar ti c ulars, apply to 'l'. and H. LLTTLEDALE and CO.) Brokers. VARNHANI and EWART, 5 1 1 11URSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 15th of instant, at twelve o'clock, in the Bonded Yard, Barrington-stretit, 235 Logs Honduras MAII00; Y, Just landed, being the entite cargo of t iza, Capt. Bouch, direct from the Ba 72 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, .rt 17 Logs Havana CEDAR, - - 4t)2 LANCEWOOD SPARS, Imported in the George Gordon, ex Jamaica, and just landed 55 Logs Havana CEDAR, Imported in the Manchester, and just landed; 36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD, Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa; 75 Logs of ANGICO WOOD , Lately landed per" Niagara, ex Paraiba, By order of the Importers, DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at One ock, at T. and 11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exch g.e-buildings, 142 Boxes BEES' WA 218 Duppers CASTOR L, 30 Cases, each containing 80 Bottles Ditto, 100 Cases CASTOR SEED 20() Bags SENNA. 33 Bags COLOMBO ROOT, 15 Kegs ALOES, Ex Oriental, front Boutbay.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Dtaoxt, I.l.lc.'nuorio, and Co., Merchants, or to T. and 11, LiTTLEDALE and CO. t Brokers. E. \V. JACKSON, On FalnAvnext, the 16th instant, at E. W Jackson's office, Tithebarn-street, • 8 Cases OIL of PEPPERM T, 10 Bags ANNISEED, 6 Bags CUMMIN SEED, 7 Cases Alexandria SEN A, 22 Barrels fine Jatnaica '1 MA RINDS, • 10 Casks African GUM C PAL, 14 Casks CREAM of TARTAR. For particulars apply to E. W. JACKSON, Broker. , ,1 On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at On /o'clock. at T. and 11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exch nge-buildings, . • 101 Boxes SHELL L C, 5 Bales SILK C AI'S, Ex Winseales, from Bombay.—For ther particulars apply.:to .JOiIN CO:TLAND, Esq., Merchant; o . T. and H. LITTLEDA.LE and CO., Brokers} On FRIDAY next, the 16th :iistatit at One o'clock / at T. and H. Litt le da l ;...etid Co.'s Office, Exchange-Ml.4llgs, 30 Chests GUM ARABIC, 9 Ditto GUM ANIMI, ?A Bales SAFFLOWER 33 Bags BLACK PEPP R, 343 Ditto COWRIES, Ex Oriental, from. Bombay.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Dutom, RtcFirtotin, and Co. Merchants, or T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO. Brokers. RIDING SCHOOL, LIME-ST BET. SMITII begs leave most respe ully to return his IVIL sincere thanks to the Nobility, Ge try, and Inhabitant's of Liverpool and its Vicinity for thei iner patronage, and to inform t hen, that the above Establi ent is now in excellent order for the reception of Youth of b h sexes, and is conducted on the most modern itud approved System ,of Horsemanship, whereby either sex . may acquire (in a few lessons) the art of managing their horses, and ride with perfect ease, elegance, and safety. Mi. S. is happy to state, that ho has been in practice for up wards of seventeen years in this town, during which the slightest accident has not occurred to any of his pupils while under his immediate direction. Hours of attendance, from Half-past Eight in the Morning until Your in the Afternoon, during the winter mouths. The Gates are dosed during the Exercise, and no person admitted unless introduced by a pupil. Steady, well trained noises and Ponies, Ladies' Riding Skirts, Whips, &c., are provided and always in readiness. Terms of Admission, &c., may be known on application at the School, • . . _. . . e t The Furniture comprises Camp an ither Bedsteads, Pail lasses, Feather Beds .and ,Bedding, ' ahogany Linen' Ch e st, Chests of Drawers, Hardwood Mt Chamber Chairs, Tables and Washstands, figured FlOor loth, CarpetS, the useful Kitchen RequiSites, and other Effects. After which will he Sold; the' .. Fixtures and Fittin , 2s-np of a small Brewery, consisting of an eicellent Brewing Pan, Mash Tub and under 13ai.k, Wood Cooler, several 11:irrels, Ha f Barrels, and Quarter` Casks, Roller Malt Miktwo Lead Pumps, Stillages, and variants other Articles appertaining to the Busi ness ; together with a quantity of Ale, in casks of different sizes. May be. Viewed on the Morning of Sale; and further informa tion from Messrs. 'f ROTTEN, Whitechapel. or(ter of the Trustees. • - • nr•Messrs. J. and I'. TIAOTTER On Y ne - Xt, the 12th, T . l3t h -t vics DA y, the Precisely at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, near the bottom of Shaw's-brow, rIIIIE Genuine STOCE.-IN-TRADE of an IRON and JI. TIN MERCHANT, comprising very general variety of Tinman's Ironmongery, viz.,—Coffee nd Teapot Handles, 'Candlestick Springs,' Ziishkettte IF es, Black and Tinned Rivets, Black and Tinned Can Ea Tureen and Saucepan Hapdles, Wire and Wire-webb L ant .n Lights, ShoVel Mouths, Sash Weights, Frying Pans, Tinmen's Mallets, - .Washers, a quantity of Tinmen's Tools, Files and Rasps, Flooring Spar, Spike;;and all other sorts'Of Nails, a large quantity of Horse nails, of the very best quality, Sledge-hammer Shafts and Hammers, Sets of 'Weights, finished Cart Arms, Pipe Bushes, Tue Irons, quantity of Smith and Brazier's Tools, lot of Coach Springs, Chain Traces, patent Bush Plates, several Second hand Anvils,.&c. And immediatelyafterwards a neat Gig and Harness, a Cart and Cart Gears, and a variety of Articles ap pertaining to the above trade. • The whole nosy be viewed on the Mornings of Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the premises, or from Messrs. TROT TER, Whitechapel.• TO BUILDERS, PLASTERPRN, AN TILERS. By A. BARN Err, Tills DAY, (Friday,) the 9th instant, a leven o'clock pre cisely, on the Premises, 16, nus-street, A QUANTI l'Y of ROMAN CE ENT, PLASTER of 1 - 1. PARIS, a One-horse Machine for grinding Cement, a quantity of empty Barrels, empty Sacks, Lime Stone, &e. &c. May be viewed previous to the time of sale. By order of the Honourable the Commissione of his Majesty's Revenue of the Ereise. THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at Two c clock •in the after noon, at their Office, H. , er-street. ALARGE q uantity of CON 1;4 _ INED GOODS, viz., Foreign and British Spirits, ',reign and British Wine, Soap, Starch, Glass, Tea, Compounds, Tobacco, Cigars, Linen, Cloth, empty Packages. &c. The whole may be viewed and Catalogues h a d f ro m Ten to Two o'clock on 'Thursday next, the Bth instant, and on the mornings of sale. VALUABLE MUSICAL LIBRARY By Mr. FUME, TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 10th instant, isely at twelve o'clock, at his Rooms, Church-street, 1, der of the Admi nistratrix, A SELECT and valuable LIBRARY of VOCAL and IN STRUMENTAL MUSIC, in excellent 'condition, the genuine property of a Gentleman . deceased. To be viewed on the morning of sale. A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE By order of the Trustees ender the Will bf the late Hulme: deceased. Qn WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instant, at F the afternoon, at the House of Mr. Peter Ire r the Rose and Crown, iu Iluyton, in the in one or more Lot or Lots to suit p agreed upon at the time of sale, subject will be then and there produced, ALL. those Two several M liSSUAGES, or TENEMENTS, called Baooxtionse and BROOKBANK, and the Cottage, or Dwelling-house . , contiguous thereto, together with the Out builclit4s, and several Closes of Land thereto belonging, con ' ta.iiiug 7 in theswbute 30r. or - Land dt statute nie.a.stire, or thereabouts, be the same more ,or less, situate in lluytun aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Mr. Hugh Speed, as Tenant thereof. This Estate is Freehold of Inheritance, and situate on the south side of the Turnpike-road leading from Liverpool to Pres-. cot, distant from the former place 61 miles, and from the latter mile. The Houses and Outbuildings are of modern erection, and replete with every convenience; the Land is in the highest state of cultivation, having a double frontage to the Turnpike toad and Highway; and the whole of the Premises are iu ex cellent repair. Also, all those eight several Al ESSUAGES, or DWELLING - HOUSES, situate in the village of Huston aforesaid, and now in the respective occupations of John Webster, James Orritt, Henry Worthington, Margaret Swift, George Webster, John Webster, Thomas Kenrick, and William Catterall, as Teuauts thereof. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, le t to respectable Tenants, and in good re_pair. Also, all those Three several MEsSUAGES, or DWEL LING-HOUSES, situate in King-street-lane, and also another Messuage, or Dwelling-house, adjoioiug at the corner Of and fronting to Atherton-street, in . Liverpool, in the said County, and now or late in the several occupations of Bernard Donolly, Hugh Toole, James Orme and Alichael Smith, as Tenants thereof. The last mentioned Premises are held by Lease from the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, all in being, and 21 years afterwards, and from their proximity to the New Cus tomhouse and Docks, are most valuable for commercial purposes. 'Mr. Richard Barker, of Huyton, will appoint a person to show the Estate, and further particulars may be had, and a plan of the Estate seen at the Office of the Huyton Brewery every Friday till the day of Sale, between the hours of eleven and one o'clock, and at any other time, on application to Messrs. and_PeinnewroN, Solicitors, in Prescot. • Fr. JVi lliam nr o'clock in the,sigu of ity of Lancaster, ,asers, as may he conditions as Inouratut Naisco., PROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE OMPANY, 25, OL JEWRY, Regent-street, corner of Jermyn-street, ondon, and Eigh street, Southwark. CAPITAL, £5, XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that' Insurances which 11. expire at CHRISTMAS should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they will become void. Receipts for such Renewals are now readyat the above Offices, and with the respective Agents to the Company throughout the United Kingdom._ , - WILMER HARRIS, Secretary. WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents for Liverpool, Office, 13, Exchange-street East. BRITISH FIRE OFFIC , 429, STRAND, and 21; CORNI-111.1. ONDON. Instituted, 1799. pERSONS Insured at. this old - cst lished Office, whose Premiums fall due at CIIRpT , are respectfully re quested to renew the same withitc. eeu days from the 25th instant. .• AGENTS FOR LIVERP , OOL• GE!? ALD ATKINSON and‘TOWNLEY, No. 5, , Watei-etreet, adjoining the Bank. Q- Receipts for Policies effected through the late Agencies of Mr. B. H. DOWNING and Mr. J. C. Mona a i.L respectively, lying as above, of which those concerned will please take 'Notice. Empowered by :Act of Parliament, 8d William IV. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 34, Bridge;street, Blackfriarr, Lon on. ESTABLISHED 1823. EWIS, M.P. - lENSON, Esq., DIRECTORS, The Right Hon. T. FRAN KLAND, CHAIRMAN,. HENRY FREDERICK Evre : Deputy Ch a i r - . Resident Director,—Jonm KN, cis Eig R F..lt,S, Agent for Liverpool , Tvu. - coopi M ' ." A. ROBEBTSON, liIS ST:., : eiy ha* for its basis ECONOMY COMBINED 7 s ; i 4 *ITII SECURITY—the terms of As s urance s , for young and middle-aged lives, being much lower than those of any other Offi ce w hich g ives a Bonus to the Assured; a n d a f u ll statement Medical Referee of its affairsis annually made to the Shareholders and Policy holders, who have a control over the Society: Three-fourths of the profits are now divided among thosei Assured on an equitable scale, for the whole term of life after . Policies shall have been in force four years, and eventually the whole of the profits will be so divided. A Boiina - was declared sip to the end of 1833, which gave to Policy-holders, on an avertsge, £l6 per cent. upon the amount of premzums paid; Persons assuring during the year 1834 will k. en titled to.share in the Profits /a be divided up to the end 9 . 11i338. Endowments for Children are granted, and .4`...sstirtinces on S orv ivorships, Survivorship Joint Lives, 'Life Artuuities, as well as every species of contingency, at 'Yates Proportional to the nature of the risks, which are as low as possible compatible with security to the Assured, Assurances are also effected, either by paying shall Premiums at first, and increasing them every five ears ; or by paying a high Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements, and ultimately the payMents to cease altogether. In fine ' persons may be assured in any way which may be best adapted to their circumstances or wishes. Medical Referees are appointed in most cities and large towns, and agents in many, from whom information may be obtained and Prospectuses had. By order of the Board . of Directors, T, O. COOPER, Agent. To be 4014., rilo be SOLP, by PluvATl COrern CT, an eligible FREE. J. HOLD PROPERTY, near tl . Exchange, Dale-street, let upon lease to two respectable nants fur a clear yearly Rent of £3lO per annum.—Apply to Mr. Joim Nowru, Sob 7. eitor,•Exchange-alley, I QUBSCRIPTION for affording the means of Relief to the kJ unfortunate WORKMEN in the employ of Messrs. Fos- TER and STEIVART, who have lost their Working Tools in the late calamitous FIRE at the Workshops in LAWTON-STREET; to be applied under the direction of a Committee in the pur chase of New TOOLS. &c. £ s. d. AmOunt of Subscriptions previously announced-680 7 0 J. Cardwell, Esq. John Clarke, Hanover-street John Crosfield Allport. e ... 1 1 0 Thomas Johnson ' 2 0 0 James Appleton 1 0 0 George Crosfield and Co. 2 2 0 Isaac Woodville . . Daniel Waterhouse, Esq . 2 2 0 , Roger Waterhouse, Esq 2 2 0 Edwards, Hall, and Co. ir - Henry: artiadale,... Richard A. Payne ' 0 10 0 Miss Williams. .. , Charles Padiey Friends, per John Jones 1 1 6 Fletcher and Hothead 5 5 0 'l'. 1-1. .. ' 0 10 0 John Weightman. 2 2 0 Rev. J. C. Prince . 1 1 0 A Friend 3 0 0 J. A. Ka)e 2 2 - 0 Moss and Co., Bankers Joseph Lace, Esq John Jackson 2 2 -0 Rev. Thomas Gardner , Rev. F. liiff. 1 1 0 Samuel Seward W. Jones 1 1 0 'Godtr:—; iiarnsley WilliamLa.:sell y 1 0 0 The Subscription Books are now lying at the different News paper Otfices, and the other usual places. Ebitcatfon, LOGIERIAN SYSTEM OF MU !CAL EDUCATION. J. THOMSON most respe ully announces that his ACADEMY will be RE- ENED on MONDAY, the lath instant. 1, Great George-street. SEMINARY FOR GENERA / 4 EDUCATION, 16, NoRToN , STREET, LivERPoOI,. THE Parents of the Pupil* of is Establishment and the ii ii Public:are respectfully info _d that the Business of the School will he resumed on - Aloisin next, the 12th instant, at Niue o'Cluck a.m. GEORGE ST ES, Master. FRENCH AND SPANISH LAN AGES, AND MATHEMATIC . s 11,1 R . to l w ' I n D t i i . a L t h r i s e s ? e r ci:stafitiell. 'fustianit,ft) t., s 1 1 iett the nh abo l b v i e t al l ! ! al ~o t if a t g h e i s s and Mathematics will be Resumed the 12th instant. Schools are attended by hkr. V. o thepal terms. 18, Knight-street. MR. M. HERRING her leave to announce, that his BOARDING ACADEMY I REOPEN on MONDAY, the 19th instant, at 5, IVY-STREET lIIKENHEA D. For cards and particulars apply at Messrs. oss and, NIGHTINGAL Booksellers; Lord-street. . ORFORD HALL, WAR GTON. • ifyIISS'ES RIGG and FISHWIC eg to announce that their ESTABLISHMENT w' I be ItE.OPEN ED for the reception of Young Ladies ouT the2Oth Jan., 1833. Orford Ilan, Dec. 22, 1831. BRUCH HALL SCHOOL, NE WARRINGTON, IvILL be RE-OPENED 0 Tuasuar, the 200 - January, , 1835. Brush Hull, Dec. 23, 1834.- trA be FllO be• LET, with immediate possession, two WARE. it. HOUSES in Vertiou-street, cm/Bonded, the other Free For Terms and other PartieulariPaMily to WILL. NEVELT, Broker. rilo be LET, with immediate possessi. ~ a SPIRIT VAULTS with a good HOUSE, near th• north end of Prince' Dock, and now undergoing a thor h repair, very well w“rth the attention of any person desiro f going into the Spirit Business.—Apply at the Standard-4 s• e. MO be LET, a new WAREHOUSE ith Comptin,g-houses complete,_ situate in Ironmonger tie, close to tine Rail way. Also, BONDED and FRE IWOMS, at tho King'. Dock.—Apply to JOHN MONTGODI ;.King's Dock. Who has on SALE, a handsome,opert Four-wheeled CAR RIAGE, drawn by one or a pair og4lAses. May be seen at FAlticLouGn's, Wavertree. _Nth) Vutilirationg, geli Now ready, in ball morocco, gilt edge rice 10s. 6d., nrIHE COMIC KEEPSAKE, for 1 ' , edited and iilus .l. trated with fifty designs, by A.I.Flt CROW Q UILL. London: F. J. Mason, /141, West St nd. R. MONTGOMERY'S POEMS. • On the Ist of January was published, price 74. d., elegantly bound in silk, gilt edges, with a Froutispie by Swami-if, !ELECTIONS from the POETICAL W Rlti . .S of ROBT. 1.7 MONTGOMERY, 8.A., Author o ."he Omnipresence of the Deity," " The Messiah," &c. t- ; with Introductory Remarks, and au Appendix, containing extracts from the "Satires," attributed to this Author. London : E. (Murton, Hollis-street; and,'. J. Mason, 414, West Strand. POLL BOOK. In a few Days will he Polished if A POLL BOOK of the late ELE lON forthe REPRE SENTATIVES in PARLIA ENT for this Borough, c ontaining a List of the Electors and e Candidate for whom they voted ; to which will he prefixed an Analysis of the Profes• sions and Trades of the Electors. published by J. and J. MAWDSLEY, Castle-street. 3 , 30Vit):4. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. JAMES ASPINALL, ESQ., MAYOR. • vTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,' that the COURT of IN PASSAGE for.the TRIA of CIVIL CAUSES will be held in the COURT-ROOM, on t e south side of Chapel-street, before the Mayor and Bailiffs f the said town, on THuRsn.Y, the Bth day orJanuary.nexti - Ten o'Clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the aid Court are requested to take Notice. And, the the GRAND PO ' MOOT, COURT LEET, and GENERAL COURT "-Of, QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for. the BOROUGH and TOWN will be held in the said COURT-!room, on MONDAY, the 12th day of January next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons bound over to appear and prosecute, give evidence, or answer, are to attend on pain of their respective recognisanees being estreated. FOSTER, Town-clerk and-Clerk of the Peace. 0:T Ail Persons are requested to take Notice, that no Tra verse will be tried at these sessions unless the same he entered for trial at the Town-clerk's Office, on or before the first day of the Session. _ And all lndiotments for MisdemeanorS and Assaults found at these Sessions against persons admitted to bail, must he entered fur trial at or before Twelve o'Clock, on the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury; otherwise the trial of the same will stazid over until the Sessions following. • BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL—to ? JAMES ASPINALL Esq., MA tor,. INSPECTOR Ey'. WEIGH S and MEASURES. THE MAYOR and MAGI - RATES HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,Ahat the follow' g Persons are appointed IN sPEcToRs of WEIGHTS nd MEASURES for the Bo rough of Liverpool, by virtu a Act of Parliament pasied last session, intitnled, "An ct to amend and render more effectual two Acts of the sth and Gth years of the Reign or his late Majesty King George the Fourth,•relating to Weights and Measures," and that their Names, Stations, and Offices are in the following Places, viz.,' Mr. THOMAS A RSTALL, Office, Roe-street, Iposite St. John's Market; Mr. JAMES AVALTHEW, Office, No. 80, Blundelhstreet; and Mr. SAMUEL ROUNTHWAITE, Office, No. 3, Harrington-street, near Castle-street. By order, Thum-hall, 30th Dec. 1834, FOSTER, Town-clerk. MINERAL SUCCE DAN IM. FOIL PILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOU PAIN, UEAT, OR PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINER L TEETH, Placed without Wires,.Springs, or ny other Lidatlres. ONS. MALIAN and SONS No. 46 n - htm ST . tr+r .l.!lL Liverpool,' and 36, Mnsley :treet, Ida ire' est - Sur , eou Dentists, (at 32, Great Rue t-Strecti ,IskiernsbU r rv, and Half-moon-sheet. Piccad - ardently thank their Friends and the Public for" astinguished support which they continue to receive. acct beg respectfully to announce that they may be coust!›tl daily at the above Establishments. M oos. M',..1,14AN and SONS continue to RESTORE DEC4.YrD TEETH, however large or small the Cavity, With their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so universally recommended by the Faculty of England, France, and other Continental Cities. The operation of stopping de cayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds; tho Mineral is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, of preisure, hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating pain, making a stun.p into a whole Tooth, and lasts fur many years, preventing the necessity of extraction. Messrs. M. during their course of. study have adopted a' mode of FASTENING LOOSE TEETH, particularly of aged persons, whether arising from neglect, or the use of calo mel, or disease of the gums. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH placed from one to n complete set, which are incapable of discolourntion or cor rosion, fixed without wires or ligatures, renders it. impossible to distinguish the Artificial Teeth (ruin the Natural ones, and warranted to answer - every purpose of mastication and articu lation, and will be found, in every respect, amply competent to supply the place of their predecessors. NATURAL TEETH fixed on the above improved principle. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the Mineral Succedaneum, which they so universally recommend. Messrs. M. recommend to Parents and others, having the care of Children, to he particular in having their Teeth examined previous to their second growth, as various diseases of the mouth have arisen from that neglect.- flanges its in Parts. ...._ / • i t WANTED, a MECLIANICALIe 'A TIGHTSMAN.— A Young Man will be preferr 'I estnuontals as to character and abilities will be required. or particulars apply at the STANDARD-OFFIcE. Iti,cabe anV - • TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL AND I'S VICINITY. / A i r RS. KEET, having for fifteen years conducted a STAY AL and CORSET Business with ad tape to herself and satisfaction to her employers,. _takes al' portunitues , etfully to recommend the ELASTIC FRENCLk AYS, SO Well : rt, by their easy shape and slightness o e.sure, for young • atschool, or those engaged in sed tary pursuits. with . :., Mrs. KEET has invented ," R.SE 1' peculiarly ailapteiNo prevent the further pr^ incipient deformity ; the apprit,j batiou of the most eminent medical men can be referred to is - , testimony of its utility, as well as to corroborate the extreme con - dint of the Et,asTie SUPPORTING BELTS, worn by corpulent pei•sens, and Ladies subsequently to their accouchment. - All Weis will have the immediate attention of Mrs. KEET, Canning-house, Church-street, Liverpool, HAT ESTABLISHMENT, 74, PAHADISE-STREETi (Nearly opposite the Star and eitifjer Hotel.) i /d r SANDIFOIW (from C. and J. GILL arc's ? Lord-street) ti • respectfully announces to his Fr' ds and the Public, that he has opened the above Pre ses with a select and Fashionable AsSortment of LO ON HATS, at Prices which cannot fail to ensure him a are of support. In soliciting patronage, J. S. pledges himself, by careful at tention to the interests of those who favour him with their custom, and r . persevelint , industry in selecting the choicest Goods, to merit the approbation of a discerning Public. The best London HATS at 215., and other qualities propor tionably low. ,e" ►iVIE STOCK of JAMES WAI lEW, a Bankrupt, is IL now SELLING OFF, at C HOUSE, 83, OLDLIALL-STREET, Liverpool, ill be found worthy of the attention of Purchase's of - I/ ,ask TABLE LINENS, and NAPKINS, TABLE COVERS. TOWELLINGS, SHEET INGS, BEDTICKS, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS, CARLISLE FURNITURE PRINTS, DIMITIES, Grass bleached IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS, SILKS, PRINTS, CLOAKS, RIBBON s, &c. J. BRISCOE begs leave to remind the Ladies of Liverpool that his Assortment of London-twilled PRINTS, SILKS MERINOS, ANGOLAS, CASHMERES, SHAWLS, RIBBONS, &c., stands almost unrivalled in extent, variety, and,cheapness. - . NEW TEA WARE USE, No. 44, RANCLAGH-STR LIVERPOOL. TAMES COOPER begs to i , orzu hi s F r i en d s an d th e Public that he has just .teed an extensive Assortment of the various Descriptions of 'AS from the East India Com pany's Quarterly Sale, which concluded on the 12th ult., and has much pleasure in announcing that they have generally sold cheaper; viz.—Boheas about lid., Congous and Twankays from 2d. to 3d., and llyson from 3d. to 6d. per lb. lower than at the last September Sale; and respectfully solicits their attention to his present Stuck, and refers them to the annexed List, as a proof of the decline iu the prices:— TEAS FOR COMMON PURPOSES. Black. a. (1." a. d. Good Bahea, Congou kind 0 0 to 3 4 Congou Flavour 3 8 .. 3 9 Congou 0 0.. 4 0 Good useful Cougou 0 0.. 4 4 Strong Hough, Buds —o. 0.. 4 8 (ire r rt. Twankay 0 0 .. 4 3 Fresh and Full 4 5 .. 4 7 Fine Bright Curled Leaf 4 9.. 5 0 TEAS FOR STRENGTH AND FLAVOUR. Black. • Rich Snuchong Flavour 0 0.. 5 0 Full Pekoe Flavour 0 0.. 5 4 Fine Black Leaf Pekoe (rich Flavour) 0 0.. 6 0 Green. Finc Ilyson Kind 0 0.. 6 0 Fine lryi3on 6 8.. 8 0 Gunpowder 7 6.. 9 0 Wanted, an APPRENTICE. One from the country would be preferred.—Letters must be post paid. II TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, WE have achieved a great triumph. Whil e r have not slackened in my desire to see, whether • Church or State, every practical grievance redressed, ever eal abuse re moved, every real amendment introduced, which further development may be given to the efleryieJ o' ur free monarchy, I have declared that I will resist all forth experiment upon our parliamentary system, I have boldly •owed myself the firm supporter of the King's prerogarnd the uncompromising friend to our established church.' ./ will not oppose the King's ministers if they do their duty ; I ill not impair the influence of religion iu the civil affairs of men. On these principles the battle has been fought; on these it has been won. By your energy and zeal, professing these principles, I have been from the beginning of the contest placed at the head of the poll, and have been maintained in that honourable position to the last. Looking to past struggles, this is indeed no mean triumph; not so much to .myself, though I am deeply grateful and proud of this testimony of your approbation, as to the principles which I have unhesitatingly avowed. To every class of electors, to the freemen whose rights 1 have defended, and to the house holders'whose right of voting I supported in ttie reform hill, I return my most sincere and hearty thanks. I am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant. SANDON. FINAL CLOSE OF TI IF POLL. Lord Sandon... 4,407 Mr. Ewart 1,075 Sir llow•ard Douglas. 3,869 Mr. Morris. - • • 3,6'21 TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL. GgNTLEMEN, T HAVE this moment received the OFFICIAL STATE o f I the POLL,,and although it is not in my power to address you as your Representative, yet I beg to r urn you my warmest acknowledgments for your exertions in deavouring to secure the triumph of your principles by placi me in that position. I have the honour to remai , Gentlemen, Your fait 1 servant, AVAII.D DOUGLAS. P.S.—The state of the poll, as returned to me, is : Lord • Sandon Mr. Ewatt Sir Howard Douglas.. Mr. Morris Liverpool, Bth January, 1834. TO THE ELECTORS OF LI \ ERPOOL. GfiNTLELIEN A nn FELLOW -TOWNSMEN, ACCEPT my warmest thanks For the support which, during the late arduous contest, I have had th ()flour to receive from you. Great exertions have been requisite t ounteract the efforts of the enemies of reform. They,hay put in motion every stratagem which experience suggest ,or which wealth and power could execute. 1 most sincerely congratulate ton the failure of their attempts. For, though two reform embers have not been se cured for Liverpool, she has hen spared the political eccen tricity of being represenqd by two opponents of reform. In my future con.duct, gentlemen, as in the past, 1. shall be actuated by an earnest desire to remove abuses, to promote the unlimited extensi o n of commerce, and to procure for the people the blessin; s .i, of education and good government. 1 be 4", you once more to aecept the assurance of my most sin cere gratitude, and _ I remain, Gentlemen and Fellow-townsnten, Your most faitilfui Servant, WIELIAM EWART. Liverpool, January 7th, 1835, Final state of the poll, declared by the returning officers:— Mr. Ewalt.... 4(175 Lord Sandon .... 4407 Sir Howard Douglas. Mr. Morris • SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, ART. • tirltHE Committee appointed to ciindu • the ELECTION of SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, I rt., beg to express their warmrst acknowledgments to the a assers for the very great exertions made by them on the oc r on of the late Election. NICHOLA.: MBINSON -Chairman. Committee Room, King's Arms, _th Jan., 1r4.397 ALL Persons having any legal Clai a against the COM MITTEE for condu c ting - the .LECTION of SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, Bart., are quested to send in the same forthwith to the Office of Mr. Turt WazGHT,3O. Bruns wick-street, in order that the same nay be examined and die charged. NICHOLAS ROBINO , ON, Chairman. Committee Room, St/i January, 1835. / SOUTH LANCASHIIi E THE CO NI Al urrEE for CON D ;TING the ELECTION of LORD FRANCIS E E 'ON and the HONOUR ABLE R. BOOTLE WILE . lAhl, for this DIVISION .of the COUNTY will meet D. at Eleven o'Cluck, at No. 10, Exchange-alley, whore Info nation resvecting the Election it is requested may be communicated. ' I.IICHARp I)AWSON, Secretary. Onr v:zilant sentinels descry an advancing foe. The enemy has reached the portals of cur ancient Universities. Some esw have already gained a footing within the walls. Whose arm has been uplifted to -batter down these cities, fenced by pure religion and guarded by the soldiers of the Cross Sir—it is your own. I presume then to declare for myself—to hope for others, that no sednvtion of world!} profit, regard, or ambition, can induce such a alirrender of the spiritual interests of the people as would be included in a vote given to you. lhave the honour to be, Sir, Sour &Ceti ienk servant, W. .11 ULTON. Milton Park, Jan. 1, 1835. TO THE ELECTORS 01? THE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF TILE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. Ow.=Emsrs, TN deierenceto a requisition which embodies the wishes of large and. most respectable portion of the constituency of outh Lancashire, I presentmvself to your notice as a Candi date for the honour of being chosen to represent you in Ow House of CoMmons, - in the event of an- early dissolution of Pa rl i ment. Circumstances, which have crinnected me with t ade, the manufactures, and the agriculture of this part o is kingdom, enable me to solicityour suffrages oirthe a• it f a community of interest which makes your prosperity . its reverse, in an unusual degree, sensibly and immediat my own. That oar common prosperity may best be maintained and advanced un der those institutions of church and state, beneath the influence of which it has sprung and flourished, I firmly believe. If I become your representative, I shall therefore oppose, to the •ut tnogt of my ability, any measures of change which may appear to me to involve the . subversion of those institutions, or such inroad upon them as may appear designed or calculated to pre pare the way for that subversion. Anxious, however; as I am to uphold all that is valuable in our establishments; and considering, under the circumstances of the time, the task of their conservation the prominent and most arduous duty of Your representative, - I am not the loss de sirous to aid the judicious and Well-considered correction of de fect or abuse; and I am careful to distinguish between the clamour for indefinite change, or fur revolution clearly defined, and the general desire of the people, or the just petition of any portion of the people, for such alterations as may be justified by demonstration of existing injury, or reasonable calculation or contingent-goOd.—l have the honour to be, gentlemen, your faithful anti obedient servant, Wordey, Dec. 3d, 1831. FRANCIS -EGERTON. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. GENIE ESIEN, TN compliance with the urgent solicitation or a numerous and influential body of the Electors of the Southern Division . of Lancashire, I am induced to offer myself to you as a CA..N DIDATE for the Representation of this Division, in the tent of an approaching Election. I have hitherto not taken any active part in political' life, but I consider that the time has arrived when no man "Kuhl refuse to obey a public call to express and act np to)hose priVciples which he conceives hest calculated to promo he welfare and prosperity of his Country. I am firmly convinced that nor Constitution is best secured to as in violateunder the Institntions of Church and State combined, beneath which it has so long flourished; and with that view I would firmly oppose any attempt either direct or indirect to se- Prrate them ; nor would I consent to the Alienation . of Church roperty in any part of the United Kingdom from strictly Ec clesiastical purposes. I profess myself a Conservative, and with those sentiments ant determinedto uphold all emir valuable Institutions, not blindin g rnyc ,, lf a 0 y CIC fC CIS or dbUecat .u u) hase Cltpt into Mein: but willing and anxious to improve them by judicious correc tion, at the same time carefully distinguishing between what is sanctioned by manifest decay or existing injury. and what is demanded by clamour and party virulence, at once involving indefinite change and certain destruction. I have only to add, that should I have the honour to become one of your Representatives, it will be my earnest endeavour to fulfil, to the utmost of my abilities. the duties of thlt distinguished office; and the consideration that I am employed in the service of my native County, to which I am warmly attached, will be an additional motive for my zealous efforts to promote its prosperity. Gentlemen, I have the honour to be, Your aedient hUmble Servant, It. BOOTLE WHAM .1 LIAM. Blythe, &hod° y Evening, bee, a), 1831 TOTEIEGETHY,CLERGY; ANTI OTHER ELECTOR OF TII E NORTEIEEtN' IJI`~ISfo OF 'FILL LOUR' PALATINE OF LANCASTER. Gr.NTLEMEN. A Dissolution of the late Parliament haring talr -tli lose no time in respectfully announcing, to • tion of again becoming a Candidate for thy►' renting the Northern Division of Lancast✓ C.onmons. place, r , ii my inten nour of repre iu the House of In doing so, I venture to hope that my conduct in the lato Parliament, bcth as regards the local interests of the County, and the general duties of a representative, has been such as to merit a continuance of that confidence which you were pleased to repose in me at the last General Election. I have steadily supported those principles which I have pro fessed from the time I first had the honour of meeting you as a Canditate for ynur suffrages. My main object, - as it was my main and most important duty, has been to support our National Institutions in their utmost integrity, to protect them from all attacks, and to strengthen them by such judicious alterations, and the removal of such abuses, as the process of time or the particular circumstances of the country might require. I have not been inattentive to those burdens under which this Country is now labouring, of which, since I have had the honour of a seat in Parliament, I have endeavoured to exact as great an alleviation, by the reduction of taxation and an econo my in the public expenditure, as was consistent with public , faith and national credit. I appeal with confidence to those of my Constituents who hove had opportunities of judging, whether I have been negli gent or otherwise of those important interests of this great County, which it is the more immcdiete duty of alicpreiciita rive to take under his charge. In matters of a local nature, I have cursued - a course uninfluenced by private or partial feel ings, and. in these, as in my public conduct generalty, have been alone guided by a desire to promote the welfare and hap piness of all classes of tha community in which I have the good fortune to live. Whether I have succeeded in these objects it is far you to determine; but I venture to look forward to the approaching Election with couli;ience, and shall then he ready to afford you any further explanation of my past conduct which you mac ho plaused to demand from me, and which I may have omitted withia Use prawribed•lito its of the present address.. I have the honour to be, Gentl,men, Your obedient humble Servant, Sank Hall, Dee. 31st, 1831. 1. WILSON PArrEN. TO TUE ELECTOU OF THE NORTI-lERN DIVISION ON' ruE COUNTY PALATINE Oil LANCASTER - GENTLEMEN, TII E expected Dissolution of Parliament being this day an nounced, I hasten again to offer myself as a CAISYDI DATE for the honour of representing the N - UTIIERN DIVISION of this COUNTY. Ai y public co act, in °flirt , and out of office, is before you; my political pr . iciples are well known to you; and my conscience tells me ti t I have taken no step since I last was honoured with your conaulence by which I should deserve to forfeit it. .r I am, as I ever have been, a zealon 41:i.arnest advocate for 0 44 such reforms in our institutions, cede cal as well as civil, as may remove just causes of complai , may extend their use fulness, and increase their efficiency; I am, as I ever have been, anxious to protect those institutions against such innova tions as may endanger their safety or their existence. 1 ceased to belong to the tato administration because, having cordially co operated in the various measures of reform which they bas in, traduced, I feared the destructive tendency of an important step to which they had been led to give their assent; I declined to join thnt which is now formed, because I bad no public peptide,' ° r ewould boldly aul strenuously act upon thoselitiridnneeiee that ples they reform which I believe to he essential to.the natiooal welfare. I come before you, therefore, unfettered by any tie of party, bound only by those principles which 1 have. unvaryingly professed, on, which I have constantly acted, and,. prolessiug which, I have already been twice honoured with your. support. • IV Should you again return me to . Parliament, I go thither pledged neither to support nor to oppose, the present nor any ot her setof ministers. Should 1 find that the King's government, however composed, gives full and tree scope to the principles to .which every day's reile•ction serves but to confirm my attach , ment, I shall give them my humble but cordial aid towards carrying them into effect; should 1 find them rashly codanger tug the institutions of the country. I shall labonr earnestly to protect those institutions ; should I find them slow to remedy acknowledged grievances, or madly' resisting the rational desire of temperate improvement, my voice will be but one among the vast majority of my countrymen, who will compel them to ad vance in the steady progress of unflinching but eoustitutional reform. Resolved to act on these principles, having no object in view but the welfare of our roomier country, and ready to offer the fullest explanation.upon any part of my past conduct or future intentions which you may deem to require it, 1 respectfully so licit at your hands the renewal of the high trust which you have already twice confided to me. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged Al la taithrt4 servant, Knotvaey, Dec. 315t,.1 ; 834, . . '-1'.1,7'q.,E1f