The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-10 00:00:00

and state Tr) sI& oi,l the 2lst of :Ikea ,e 4 -5 For BATAVIA, SINCAPOB LINTIN. the ..r i ag•Liverpiiol-built Brig LADY ARLorrE GEO. K 1, I;rN, Commander; 111111er" er register 169 tons; 'three year* otd, awl sails reMarkably fast.—For freight or pps sNr.t ,triilv to JotiN C , Ottl.Ar4o, Esq. ; Mesirs. firukers, on to JOHN TOBIN. To sail positicely on 114 Ist of May. Far CANTON, the very superior fatt,4ailing, Ship ELIZA STEWART, A 1, , bOO ton. coppered and copp.”.-fastened. Roar. Mit mmauder, lying ''' ' • in the St. Katharine's Dock. elegant accommo dations for passengers. The consignees d not engage to take any goods on board otter the 2Sth of April. Goods to be deli vered at Lintin 9r Whampoa at the option of ship's consignees; freight payable in Loudon. The ship may touch at Batavia, but w in not land any of her cargo there.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the (7romnander, on board; to Mr. .JotiN Cattosa, 2, Crosby-square; to PIIIII.IPPS and Tiet.s or, 3, George-yard; Lombard-street, London ; or to " Mr. DOBSON, At Mr, T. Hargreaves, Jan., Solicitor, 35, Tarleton-street, Liverpool. Vi - EST INDIES. To tail 25th of April, I X "--. . Yor DEMERARA A. the ne%V. Bri • -built Ship 0.,,,5e HESPERUS, Timm M 4 Dowttii,L, ' mmanaer, bur .- - '''''' - then per register 330 tons.—For freight or passage, 'ltaving au excellent cabin, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. _ . 4 , ." 111 sad in a fete days 7:tositirely, or forfeit freigh haring room fur only a lett kons < f G •.For HONDURAS, the tine Barq and • - . 4l l "ir' JANE. 312 tons register.— For Roods and passengers • apply to. Captain Norma, 0n . .17.0ard, in the Quern's Dock, or to •F. V. GIBBS awl Co., IR, Goree Piazzas. THIS Dar, (Fraily,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock . ; on the witty, cast side QuJen'A Dock, 31 SPARS, 8 inches diameter, il9 DirfO, 6 inches diameter, 296 DITTO, 4 incheS diameter, - Being - the cargo per the Flora: Dra.:l ' now landin.—Apply to' Messrs. P. SORENSON, SON anti CO., I\lerchants, or DEMPSEY, 13E - N.130W and - Co., Brokers. Will hort-Oick d joe yespatc _../... For DEMERARA,.the fiti DA' ' s Ship LAURA, .arkir.; G. E. ToaiN, Magtee; tittrthe :.:9 kns; atfortliil ' • saga accoinaloirationsr pa setigers.—Fo'r freight t f pAsttgd aplilv to . AS. JONES altri Co.;alley-allev WM. o.' , - , For BARBADOS, 4 17 ,, - The Ship BARTON, J. J. AitAbyl —For freight or passage'upply tor ;tn.. BARTON, IRLAM, and lIIGGINSON. fR - oNa, Master SOI.TTBL AMERICA: o' siiit on the li;th April, and no Good's +t,;ll be received which are 'tot en't;ere - 4 ai'the Ceixtoiti-litnise on or bAfrire e sth. ForiIiJNOS:AYItE'S direct,iWe . ll-4;tiown A 1 B4rqut . Y WOICHALL, . vtn SlltTil, Alas ,„Vlbto,:,; tor, r this trade . ; hurtheri 'LW ton s ; has v:e'6. acceiriniodatiolis for ph's , sOitiri; Dock.--Por freight or passage 414 ea ASHLEY 13-IiOTH:J. B Et Iv AMERICA'. • havC immediate de • ch:' FOr MONTREAL, the fast-sailing„ Brig .:tikr.;,:ki. 42 ; CANADIAN ; hurthriti pet r 2'33 tons;; POied'and copper-fastened; an in every respect a!very . ifesTribie - con vevil nre. —Fait e hns of freight, &e. apes - Id' Mr. A. PAIMANS; 01' GEORGE HIGH 1E L;D: To sail To-moi+oir. FOr' ST. JOHN, NEW BR 114SAV thi' Ship ..;1 4 . 7 4 4 :4;t:. gMIUItA'NT, Captain ' INVT, ; , 'registefa '603 - tows, copper -fastened, sails fast . ; w loading west Side' Dock..--For freight or passa ap - plv'to GEOIIGE G1..f.14; 4 Cornhill •.,. • irdiOny Qutßge, the tine uil (I . .cbppereil DEPE'NDENT, Captain' A(LLLui:; 'Z7 .7 - • tons. In the Queen's 1) 0e k. 31tyg-ritEAL; the remark 'fine now Bartine 111:kteir Captain Sn A Pgn ; 3lii''Onk; A 1; British built o A T'coppor€ l (li ; an in all •14t.lpects a very superior eon vekance.'For terms or rr.ei g bt.. See: apply on board, in PrinCe's dock;:orto JOSEPH' FROSTS 'arid Co. To A 113 vitt sh-b uilt PI.ILMA 11.. . , • ~• . , NEW' SOUTH WA=S y •. To'soceeed the Orieutal. ~.,"' ,-. For HOBA,RT To WN and •S YDNBY fine Liver. pool:bnitt' Ship RICHARD. WAL i, FIDI.EIi., 4:,;'4,'". cdtmundert buttlien per registi 1 tuns, sails. re - .`"•*-- remarkably-fitst, ertirelyfebuilt i 831, aud: has so- PPrinf accomuiodations for cabin and Steerage Passenge - is..— . Shippers may rely on the above vessel being despatched about the 15th May.-=-Vor freight or passage apply'to.Messrs. BOI.D and litssEt; and '34lr. WILLIAM BELL, Brtikers; or JOHN TOBIN. ettM - • - /4'aDtpt ton. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. ry THE CITY OF DUBLIN G YP ~a~e STEAM-PACKET. COMPANY, ' INCORPORATED BY ACT OF P. LI AMENT. The above Company . soil their Veftels, ( ills er without Pil(ti,) taking Goods 'and Passengers to i following ports, tainert" • 'I}UTILIN FOri 'BELFAST- , —The MERSEY sails on MONDAY, 'the 18th Instant; at Eleven o'clock in the Morning, Thd 'NOTTINGHAM . sails on NViiNksoAy*, the 15th illOint; at irwelve o'clock at Noou, both from the Clarence Duck. Dubl in Line, to . SAMUEL PERRI; 27, for Belfast'Line, to Water-street. .1011'N WCAMMON and Co.; ' The pritiCiMe of this 'CoMpany . is that of attaching all lm- Porters and Exporters a Division of the Profits among them, after p4trithlt of th 6 Dividends—thus creating a community of interests - betWeeri the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which Will beSt ,uarartee to its Proprietbrs aeertaintv of their Divideridt'iiiid'fb'Shipirers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first clfitstSteamert;:iand the lowest rate or Freight compatible with aue , attention to their maintenance. AND GLASGOW.STEAMIRS, , , With. Goods and Passengers, Every `WEDNESDAY and. SATURDAY, 11 1. THE CITY OF GLASGOW ••••••,, Steam-packet Company's well4cnown Vessels, t..7ITY 'OLASGOV(Nevi Steamer) ALEXINDEE DALE, Commnnder, JOHN WOOD, JOHN, BOYD, Commander, , The VULCAN, Nowt'. EWING, Commander, from the Clarence Dock, as under, with 'or without Pilots:— The VULCAN sails TO-NIORDOW, (Saturday,) the 11th instant at Nine o'clock in the Evening. The JOIN - WOOD sails on WEDNESDAY, the 15th, inst.; at 'Twelve o'clock in the Afternnon. i ... Apply to DAVID M'IVER and Co., .34, Water-street. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION CONIYANY., __. _ _ Foreign l'ackets. . 'Oar ;•• THE .GENERAL STEAM t AVIGAXION vA\ t :COM PA N Y'SArst-rate . n superior PACK ,4-110"4-c'si US leave the CUSTOM- a USE, LONDON, 'S .:- '"``'f'f ---- rev—, - . .. . . 11,kM,13URGH, (carrying his Maj -...'s Mails,) every Wed nesdar and Saturday, early in' the rirning„returning every Wednesday and Saturday. . ROTTERDAM and' the' RI-TINE, (earrying, his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and., Saturday' Morning, •at Seven precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a had' of letters from the Vyst?fPce, every Thursday Morning, at Nine "precisely, returning eyery Surt;lity at the same hour. . ._,. OSTEND, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tues day night; . . , .. CALAIS. every Sunday'llinrninr, Wand nn and after Wed nesday, the lstb of April, every Wednesday and Sunday Morti jug. returning every Sunday and Wednesday Night. BOULOGN Y.; every Thuriday Morning, • commencing 'the lBth of April; returning every Monday. BRIGHTON fot 1)IEPP1':, every Saturday;'retarifing every Wednesday. • ApplicationS for freight, on the . Rotterdam and 'AntwerP stations, to be Made to Messrs. De BIE risr, '4, Crescent, Minories;' on' the 'other - stations to Mr. Noitsisil, 1: Water lane, ToweVitreet. informatiein may also be obtained from Messrs. Lisa; AV rs, Custom-house Quay; Mr. Se sTxs, Agent, Riinflightet, - - 'll'.U. , ,n•ritt - , Agent, Narrate; Mr. BLACK, Ageht, Brighton; Messrs. Cowls and S' N, Foreign Newspaper Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand; 61,. Charing ....Ms's; '4r. Ustottnixonn; 56,'Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle, 'Leger/ ; and at .the Office of the Company, 6 9; Lombard-strict Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. .... BESSELL, Secretary General Steani Navigation Company, (9. Lomlyd-rtree i t,,,Lonplon. • . ,. , ON SALE, ili The fast-sang Pleasure-boat LEDA • A 'Length over all, 25 feet 6 inches, breadth r all, in tnidships, 8 feet. She is about 7-tons b hen • built of oak; copper-fastened; half decked, with in cable and anchor, and pig iron for ballast; with a, ete set of sails and ropes, two masts, two topmasts., boom, wsprit, boat book, and lead pump, all complete. Lying in JOSItPH EnwAnns's Yard, Boat-builder, Norfolk-street, to whom application may be Made, or to THOS. 'WOODWARD, Janies-street. Also, a small /3oAT, feet long. *ateo bn auction. THIS DAY. Tuts . DA y, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at One o'cloc t, Neet.t.'s Office, ittunford-street, 60 Chests SkIELL-LAC, Ex Fauna, from Calcutta.—Apilq to Messrs. HAS. 'PENNANT and Co., Merchants, or to AVM. NEVE'rT, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 10t10,ristant, at Twelve o' uck, at Edward quatble.'s Otlit&-Exthauge-stret st„ IJO Dry Salted 041.-..;*id COW RI ' „ In Bond, iu Cho •-street. Just landed ex Rapid,.frout Babi...--Apply to Messrs. GousoitNa and Doens, Metehauts, or to Broker. Fur acco tin t 2t4ierws item THIS DAY, (PridaY,) the lUt4.- faitant, at a Quarter- at One o'clock, aftbe (Hike of Se - W.440 Parke, Brun ► • -street, About 1,3 X liu tiels.of OA I'S, And about f SOO Bushels of BA RL Partially damaged, jtist landedfromthe Union, front Wexford. —Saritiilts may be seen by applying to Messrs, H. and G. GREGG, Merchants, or to St101"1' and PARKE, Brokers. Daily expected to.arrive, ant will be immediately offered for - Salo-by-Public- Auction. A Cargo of Honduras MAHOGANY, Per William - Maitland, direct front the Bay.— so, A Cargo of Cuba;MAHOGANY, Per Merchani,.consisting of 23S Logs of large-si d Wood, and fine quality.—For partienlars applyto• .. :.. DEMPSEY, BI.NBO\V, ant! Co.. Brokers. • SAT 0 RDA Y. 'Co-xtonnow, (Saturday,) the nth instant, at*Twelv "lock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Oltice, Chapel reet, 100 - Bags a repacked American CO' Apply, to IA NE I.IX, TAYLOR, a Co., Brokers. . . ' , (hi account of the Underwriter& . • . . . PoStpotied froth Tnui:so4Y, the 9th, to 'l:6-3ionnow, atur day,ltlie nth iii;lant; at Twelve o'clock, at the S , north end PriuCe'i Pnck, . . .: • v ii i The whole of the MffERIALS., Sheathing, . er, Sails, Rigging; ke: saved: from the, wreck of the an Ship Sat ah, stranded in'Bewitnaifs Bay. Also, about Jbalt Sacks. —A p'ply to Messrs. :II A i:oi, LA 111,1 Ni,:autt.Cu... Mereo,ants, or to' DANIEL BIT IiA;AN and SON, Brokers... _ , TO SPIRIT DEALERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. - • By Mr. NATHAN BOOTH, Tnts Day, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at Ele - o'clock in - the Forenoon; on the Premises, Cumberla -street, two doors from Dale-street;. rrtHE LICENSE,. GOODWILL .ud FITTINGS of a I.- PUBLIC-HOUSE and SY T VAULT, consisting ()la Counter with Union TapS, Pip g; Spirit Kegs, an excel lent four pall Beer Engine, &c-, together with a small stock .of Spirits and Ale; Household Furnitnre, cOnsisting, ot'an Eight day Clock in Mahogany Case, Feather Beds, Bedding, &c. • May be viewed on the morniutt ofsale. W.CEIC &c . On' Tti.knAY next, the Liar instant, at Twelve o'clopi r tirm. likisOre.s Oilice .Exchange-b4dings, 1'4003 Bait India QX, COW,, and lII.II.FALOI - 11DES, Landed ex Frankland and 'ryrer, from Caieutta.—Apply to Me - sirs: TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Mercnauts, or to WM. 1-IUSON Broker. TO MIL LIVRIGHTS, ENOINEERS, FOUNDERS, AND • . „ By Mr. NATHAN 'BOOTH, . On MONDAY next, the lath instant, at Eleven o'clo in the oteuoon, on the Premises, No. 7, Parr -street, ar Slater street, valuable, and excellent UTENSILS STOCK-IN TRADE of a MJLLWRIGHT and F 'GIN EER,.con sisting‘ of a in gOod high-pressure. three ho e power STEAM• ENGINE, complete working order a powerful FIRE ENGINE, also in complete order, thr xcelleut Lathes, two Pairs of Bellows, a complete set of S by Tools and Imple ments fur carrying on • the, trade, tog titer with a number of ;valuable Steam Engine and other Patterns. • May be Viewed any day previous to the Sale. Any person wishing to take the premises and. Stock at a Valuation will be treated with on. application, to Mr. BouT tt, at 73, Stanley-street ,Liverpool. 'On WEnNliiiili next, the 15th instant, at One o'cleck, aPtirm. Neveteg Office, Rumford-street, ,s• • Ai!Oat 3 Tons SARSAPARILLA, j. Ex Sophia froM Costa Rica.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Mr. • s Warehouse, Bridgewater-street, About 600 Tons PALM OIL The entire Argo per Sir 'Howard Douglas.-1 , r particulars apply to DUNCAN Gm, Esq., OT to • . HENRY GLYNN, Brok,r. 'On• MONDAY next, the 13th instant, at Six o'clock in the i Evening, at the house of Mr. John Wilson, in Bent-street, Scotland-road, (subject , to the conditions then to be produced; iy , A LL. that MESSUAGE•or DWELLIN -HOUSE' and 1 - 1. Premises, situate on the east side o Rupert-street, in Liverpool, late in the occupation of Ivl .. Jones, containing 'in front to Rupert-street .aforesaid, feet, or thereabouts, and in breadth at the back 22 feet r thereabouts; and ex tending iu depth backwards, on the u th side 31 feet 6 inches; or thereabouts, and on the south side 23 , feet. -I inches, or thereabouts , , bounded on. the north by D ance - s t ree t , . on the a 'south by Dwelling;-houseii late in the occupation of Mr. James Whitely, and on the east by a common passage of 'three feet wide.. The 'Tenure Leasehold, under the Corporation of-Liver pool,. for three lives (alt in being) and 21 years. Further in formation may be had on application to Mr. FINLOW, Soli citor, Clarendon-buildings,. Liverpool. wi t male: CONSTANTLY ON. SALE,- • - , Buenos Ayres and. Monte Video DRY and SAL OX • HIDES; of heavy and light weig s • in quality equal to anyever imported from the vet Plate ; the Salted Hides being free from flesh and salt, well trimmed, and invariably withoutirdury front heat.—Apply to GEO. BARI<ER And Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. I- _ • - -• - t0e".00,..... ./ -American PINE TIMBEIrand DEALS,•' Honduras and St. 'Domingo- MAHOGANY ; Baltic TIMBER and• DEALS; k Turkey BOXWOOD ;• Qiieb OAR,d . - , - PORT, SHERRY, -and -MADEIR: . 'INE; Of very superior quality, is Pities, 'ffils.,-a il Quarter - Cash. •Apply,to r • • BRERETON, JONES, and Co.. Who s have to LET, on• Moderate terms, a good Family HOUSE and a COUNTING-HOUSE, in Jordan-street; Sad are •in WANT of a respectable Youth as an APPREN TICE... CHINA AND EARTHENWAIt Atr R.WITNEY hai t reat pleasure i eing able to da -1 nounce that it has fallen to his n submit to 'cut.tc AUCTION the reniaining part of the ery extensive and most ; valuable STOCK of CHINA an . 111'1! ENWARt, on the Premises, No. 49, Hatiover-stree ithout the least reservation. In•consequence 'of the inane e qUantity to be dispOsed of, „Mr. W. fipds it will be necessary' to avail himself of every hour he van devote to - the purpose aselling, in order to get clear in time• for giving np the Premises in June.' : The Sale will commence on•TuEsniv , the 14th instant, and following days, precisely at Eleven o'clock in the Molting and n+ fix o'yloek it the Uremia.' and be continued till the whole is iold; (Satiiidly; exec - Mire:l Mr. W. purposes, tar the sake.of convenience to sell, in a Morning, Dinner Sets, Dessert Sets, Tea and Breakfast Sets, Toilet Sets, and Vases, in all tbeir respective varieties • and in . the Evening such drticles as are adapted for the Kitchen and all the ordinary purposes of domestic use. The articles for next week's sale consist solely of the richest and best things in the establishment, including a pair of superbly ornamented Vases, with Shades, an elegant Bair of Wine Coolers, • a Pair of large Antique Jars, richly gilt, a Pair of finely-executed Landscapes, on China, in handsome . Gilt Frames. A large Stone China Dinner Set,' finished in the most costly style, &c. &c. 10 be viewed on ,11tonclay, the 13th instant, and Catalogues had on the Premiseeand of the Auctioneer, 10, Upper Dawson st rect. DUMFRIES-SHIRF. AND GALLOWAY HERALD _ ) AND AD VERTIS THE Inhabitants of the Southern Districts of Scotland, and IL the Public in general, are informed that the first iv o.• of a Weeklt NE WS PAP ER ; bearing the abov itle, be Pub,- lished in Dumfries ou FRIDAY, 24th Ap . It will ad.'.ocate Conservative Principles, not so called it a narrow party sense, but as understood and maintained f bv at vast body of the coni munitv, who believe that every tistt` reform ni.y be carried into effect. without endangering f IV rash innovation, our great institutions, Civil and Ecclesiastkal. It will support the in terests of Religious and General Education; not furgeting the progress of Literature awl of the Arts and Sciences, which belong to the great department of public instruction. To the Agricultural and C , Antnercial Classes in particular, it will con vey the earliest and amplest intelligence of the important Markets of - Corn, Cattle, and general Trade in all parts of Great Britain and Ireland. • • THE " DUNIFRIE.S-SHIRE . AND GALLOWAY HERALD AND ADVERTISER "will be Published every Friday -Morning, It will be printed in a superior manner, on as large a sheet as any Weekly Newspaper.. All communications (post paid) fur the " HERALD" may be'addressed to the Editor; and orders for Advertisements and Newspapers to the Publisher, or to 'Messrs ItontirrsoN and Scorn, Newspaper Agents, Edinburgh. HERALD OFFICE,. No. High Street, Dumfries, Bth April, 1835. • T. SI AT, PLUMBER, POINTER, and'OLAZIE,R, No. 41, REDcßoss-sinEEr, L: rti S. begs - to inform his Friends and th Mille that he has 1 constant:4a number'of IIXPERIENC WORKMKN in each of th'e a;nive depirtinents, and that Or s are attended to with PCNCTUALITY, a ti 4 executed on the most MODERATE TERMS. Merchants atidVessels supplied .w 4 Oils,. Colours, &c. Ship Work and'Jopiug done,ou the shottest n notice. Pumps of every 'deSeriptit)ll, WATRCLOSETS, SDOWER BATtis, &c. &v., wade and fitted up to order, - Petersimettirtnitistint, arial4alPelean 5 3 Memel Neusta.dt, Four Brand, , and Friesland FLAX; Foreign TOW; • Dundee and other.LINENS, various F• ics ; . , . SAIL CANVAS; Cotton, Coffee,_and Bread 13AGGIN d BAGS; SACKING and HAM MOC 'G; „SACKS for Salt and. Grain, OSNABURGS, SHEETINGS, DUCKS, DOWLAS, &c.; TWINES, . . Fine Seaming, Tabling, Ropping,•Seine, Salmon, Mullet, Turtle, &c.; LINES, Deep Sea, Log, Cod, St. Peter's, Pound, and others; • . • MATS. . • .T.tios. JACKSON, 22, Canning-place, and 30, Pool-lane. FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE: 4T EDGE-HILL _4ND UPPER PARLIAME'N'T-STREET, NEAR LIVERPOOL. Oa MONDAY, the 20th instant, at'Six o'clock in the Evening, at _the Bull Hotel, Clayton-square, Liverpool, subject to con ditions, . Lot 1. L that Pie ce or Pa r cel of LAND, with`the MES SUAGE or DWELLING-HOITSF.: thereon erected, situate and being on the south side of -Clarence-street, Edge-hill aforesaid, containing in front tberetb 12 yards, and extending in depth b ac k war d s along Myers-street 30 yards, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of the Rev. N. 1141:gins. 2. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate and being on the south side of Clarence-street aforesaid, and adjoining Lot 1, containing in front thereto 12 yards, and extending in depth backwards along Edge-vale 30 yards, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. Palmer. 3. An that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSU AGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate and being on the east side of Edge-vale aforesaid, continuing in front thereto 5 yards, and running in depth backwards 24 yards 9 inches, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. Roberts. 4. All. that Piece or-Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE Or DVELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, and adjoining Lot 3, situate and being on the east side of Edge-vale aforesaid, containing in front thereto 5 yards, and running in depth back wards 24 vivds 9 inches, or thereabouts, and now in the occupa timid Mrs. Wharton. 5. All -that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE Or DWELLING-HOUSE and small STABLE behind the same thereon erected, situate and being on the east side of Edge-vale aforesaikeontainingin front thereto 5 yards 9 inches, and running-in depth backwards 24 vards 9 inches, or there abouts, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Ley. 6. All.that Piece or Parcel Of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate and being on the east side of Edge-vale aforesaid, containing in front thereto 5 yards, 2 feet, and 7 inches, and running in • depth backwards 24 feet 9 inches, Or thereabouts, and late in the occu pation of Mr. Wade. 7. All that Preee or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or,DWEL LING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate and beirrir on the east side of Edge-vale aforesaid, and adjoining Lot 6, containing in front theret o 5 y ar d s , 2 f ee t, an d 7 inches, and running in depth backwards 24 yards 9 inches, or thereabouts, and late in the occupation of Mrs. Wade. 8.. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate - and being on the east side of High-street ern north side of Waterloedpiace, Edge-hill aforesaid, with the Three M ESSUAGES or DWEL LING-HOUSES thereon erected, one of which is to the front of High-stieet, and the:others' to Waterloo : place, rontainin g in front to High-street 5. yards,.and:running in depth backwards on the north side 18 yards, and running in depth backwards on the south side 15 -yards, then turtling off at or nearly a right angle,, and running ncrrthwarilly '2 yards, then turning off at or nearly a right angle, and running eastwardly, and in further depth backwards 3 yardi, and being in breadth at the back 3 yards, or thereabouts, and now in the several occupations of Win. Parry and others. 9. All that. Piece or.Pareal of LAND or. GROUND, situate and being on the west side ofAigburth-stieet, in West Derby, near Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to . the said street,. and in breadth at the back severally 18 yards,, or thereabouts, and running in rear or depth backwards on the north and south sides severally 30 yards, or thereabouts, hounded on the north by Land now or late belonging to Mr. Guy, and on the south by a Passage of 4 feet wide: intepded always . to be kept open. This is an eligible Lot for funding, being Freehold of In heritance, presenting . three Fronts, and being without restric tions. 10. - All that Piece or Parcel of LAND. with the MESSUA GE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the south side of Upper Parliament-street, Windsor„ in in Tometh-park, near Liverpool aforesaid, containing . in 'front thereto, and at the back severally 12 yards, and extending in depth backwards on both aid e s se v era lly 60 yards, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Frodshatn. • • The House is wellt-built and, commodious, has a good Break fast-room. .exceilent Dining-room,. Housekeepers'-rooms, and Pantry on the first floor; a Drawing-room, 7 yards by 5, two good Bed-rooms, and a Dressing.room on the second floor • and four good Bed-roo m s and a Dressing-ro om on th e thirefloor. The Servants' Accommodations are good and ample.. There is a large Garden behind the House, and an Area iii front, For further particulars apply to Mr. Pitonstism, Solicitor, King-street, Liverpool. Emai Notice. The fine A I.copp.r-fastened Brig NNAI-I ; A, r.laurtiltp o w register 2(4 8-91 tons; w • built by a very :4:4_07;,,,r0it-14.11-builder,' under the - super . endepee of the , owner : and captain, for the ow er's own use, and launched at St. John Weis: Brun'swick, a out 15 months since; iii a remarkably hatvlsome modelled e: - el t carries well, and alibi fast; is well found in stores. and .r matetiala are of the best Liverpool ms!nufocture; now lying in N 0.4 Graving Dock, Ta here sh e - can he th or ou g hly e a amine(l.—For further particu rs apply to the Captain, on board, or to • , GEORGE GLEN, 4, Corn hill. FIE commissioners in a fiat in bankr u ptcy,be. g date the 15th day of September„ 183-1, awarded . c issued forth against JO 11N . EDWAIIPS. late of Liverpo ,in the county of Lancaster, cheeseinooger provision-dealer dealer, and chap ma it, intend to rntlet on the lltb day of A 11 instant, at eleven o'clock in the foienoon, at the Clare. •-rooms, South John roret, in order to make a dividend, of he estate,and effects of the said bankrupt; when and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the sarne,,or they will.be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And'all claims not then proved will he disAltowerl. , Fl?b DS H AM, SoliciiOr. . . BOROUGH AND TOWN OFirirERPOOL. • • JAMES A SPI NA LL, Es 141 a ifor I,T HE GENERAL COURT Of QU ITER SESSIONS of the PEACE for this BOROU and TOWN w ill b e held in the NEW COURT ROO li , on the South side of Chapel-street, on MON DAY, the 1 th of April next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, when 'an where all Persons bound over to Appear and Prosecute, it- Evidence or Answer, are to attend on pain of their respeetiv - cognizances being estreated. ' And the COURT Of PAS ` E for the Trial of CIVIL CAUSES will be held before e MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town, on THURSDAY, the 16th of April next, 'at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said Court are requested to take Notice. FOSTER, Town clerk and Clerk of the Peace. • (3. AU Persons are reqnested .to take Notice that no Tra verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office on or before the First Day of Session. And all Indictments for 'Misdemeanours and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be *entered for trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next after,the discharge of the Grand Jury; otherwise the Trial of the same will stand over until the Sessiebs following. ,11e5 bi) auction. FURNITURE, BRITANNIA METAL 600 D - cte. By BRANCH and SON, • • THIS DAY, (Friday.) and on MONDAY neat, h instant,`at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover I ins, N Assortment of valuable •FURNI"RE and other 111._ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; toze er with a variety of BRITANNIA METAL GOODS, in ing► Vegetable Dishes with Covers, Coffee, Tea, and Water ts i Candlesticks, NI:- stands,-Mustard-Pots, Salts, Ladles,- rown Jugs with Covers, German Silver Spoons, Knives and Forks, &c. The goods for to-day's sale may be viewed this morning; and those for Monday's sale may be viewed to-morrow, when Cata logues may be had from BRANCH and SoN. WINE. c By BRANCH and SON, On TUESDAY next, the .14th iuetant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, A BO I3T 48 Dozen. SHERRY, upwards'of four years in the bottle, and 36 Dozen East India MADEIRA, imported in 1.828, and bot tled in 'lB3O, • The Property of a GentlemWalcht ha eft Liverpool. ALSO • 69 Dozen PORT, recently hottleN • 47 Dozen fine:old crusted PORT, in arts and - pints, 40 Dozen choice brown SHERRY, 21. Dozen pale arm, 50 Dozes VIDONIA and TENEI FFE, 28 Dozen dry LISBON, • • ' 30 Dozen sparkling CHAMPAGNE, fi 'Dnzen CLARET, • 35 Dozen. CAPE MADEIRA, And various other Wines. r- - .5 441 181e 6 0f-tit 6 ,-Win may-be tasted pt the - time of sale,. and Catalogues had the day preceding, oil application to BkaNtir and SON. By Mr. COGLAN, On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at Two o'chek in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street.. Liverpool, . A PIECE of LAND, with the SHOP, WAREHOUSE, Ilk.. DWELLING-HOUSE, and STABLJ erected thereon, situate on the south-east side of Liver-street and. north-east side of Pownall 7 street, in Liverpool, boug,ded on the uorth- eas t in part by a Public-house, and in oth rfart by a common pas sage of :3 feet 6 inches wide, and on II south-east by a anoth er common passage, containin;..,, in fro to Liver-street 16 fe e t 10 -street inches, and to the front of Pownal -seet 83 feet, and bein g i , in depth on the north-east side, ii au irregular line, 80 feet 11 inches, and on the south-east side 31 feet 10 inches. Also, a small Piece of LAN 1), situate on the northeast side of the said common passage of 3 feet 6 inches wide, being in front thereto about 7 feet 4 inches, and in depth on the north- West side 4 feet, and on the southeast side 3 feet 6 inches.. '!'he Tennie is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for Three good Lives and Twenty-one Yeats. ' , • The situation, being in the immediate vicinity .of the New Customhouse, is most eligible, and rapidly increasing in value. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Me ssrs . Wattusrsox and CuitisTlAN, Solicitors, Fenwiek-street, Li verpool. . . SOCIETY FOR THE:RESTORATION •OF HEALTH. t_IARVEY'S VEGETABLE. ANTI-DRASTIC PILL is fast superseding every other aperient and stomachic. me dicine. Its success has been angst decided in Indigestion, ob stinate and habitual Costiveness, Bilious and Nervous Head,. ache, Giddiness, or Overflow of Blood to tie Head, Rheumatic lFever, .Liver Complaints, and all di rders incident to•th e Stomach and Bowels. In Complaints e coliar to Femal es an d Children, these Pills will be four . o e of the best and m os t effectual re me di a l agen t s th a t can :Aised ; they maybe t a k en by the most delicate femal es and ildren with perfect saf e t y . t i As a Family Medicine, to keep in the house for alb primary symptoms of indisposition, they stand unrivalled. No-confine ment or change of diet requisite. Price Is. lid., 2s. 01, an d 48. 6d. per box. ~ . ' .• • ' ' ..... • • . • HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, in Nervous `Affections, Loss of Appetite, Languor, And Debility, arisini , from illness, early imprudence, excesses, residence in tropical climates, seminal weakness, sedentary habits, • itcc., is infallible. To )(lung and elderly females it affords relief and support, that no other tonic has given; it mitigates, often totally preveuts, sea-sickness. All persons of sedentary habits and * tradesmen much confined to their shops will find a table spoonful taken ono hour . before,dinner of the greatest service. Price 4s. 6d. and Ils. per bottle. • HA.RVEY'S EMBROCATION. effectually end speedily cures Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, and Glandular Swellings; and .restores Relaxed Muscles to their tone. Price 2s. 9d. per bottle. . • . - . HARVEY'S -LOTION OF BEAUTY removes Pimples, Freckles. Eruption's, and alt Cutaneous Disorders of the Face and Neck, cures Chapped .Hands, postpones Wrinkles ' pre serves the Complexion to a great age, and, use d b e f ore Shav ing, imparts comfort hitherto unknown. Price 3s. 6d. and is. 6d. per bottle. - • As a safe and effectual. aperient, we fearlessly assert that HARVEY'S ANTI-DRASI IC PILL has no equal in this country. It is not only in some degree superseding other..Fa rally sledicines, hut many distinguished Physicians are con stantly recomtneuing the formula to their patientsalsbenr jn, ig . a the safest .aperient pill made known."—O tue l e if Heath fo 29th. a weekly medical journal. HARVEY'S VALUABLE MEDICINES are Sold Wholes 'Sale, by J. Boddington, Resident Director to the Society for the Restoration of Health, 90, Charlotte -street, Rathbonc-place, London; C , MAWIIOOD, 20, South J o h n - s t reet, near the New Customhouse, Priestley, Aspinall, J. D. Butler, Scholefield, Fistter, Wagstaff, Swift, Hobson, and Lloyd, Liverpool; Scowcroft, Bolton. . . „ ~c.- 7 :acc; by auction. I{, By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDA Y next, the 15th instant, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rounis, South c John-,,treet, L L that Piece of LAND, b the ,very. onvegient DWELLING-HOUSE thereon' erected, situate yo. the west side of Brownlow-street, in Liverpool, and now 'the oc cupation of - Miss Smith, containing in front thereto .79ft.13in., ktncl being in breadth at. the back 791 t. Gin., andiubiling in depth backwards on the north . side 136 ft. Gin., anytut the south Side 11Gft. sin. The Tenure is Leasehold under the Cerporatten for two good lives, aged 55 and al, and twenty-one years. Apply to Mr. MAW °sun', Solicitor, Doran's lane, Lord street. ROCK VIEW, 1300TLE, ~NEA IVERPOOL. PREP,IR.II:ORY Sc 11001; FOR,Y TNG GENTLEMEN UoVbER TEN YEAR ' OF AGE. . A il IRS. L%DWARD begs to in rin her Friends and the 'ITIL Public i hat she has ope in the, above situation, a PREPAI-t.'ITORY SC4OQL.f YOUNG GENTLEMEN; and . hopes ray - attention to their Studies and Morals to merit a share of the pnblie patronage. Terms moderate. . VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COON - MS-ROB; By Messrs, T. wiNsTANLEY and SONS, • On TEJEOAY, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at / the Claren don-roams, South John-street, Liverpri6l; • A I.L that convenient , WAREHOUSE, &(situate on the north side of Cooper's-row .and sout44ast corner of Brooks'-square, in Liverpool, containing it/front to Cooper's row '27 feet 5 inches, to 13rooks'-square l p feet 10 inches,• at th•,east si t e 17 feet, and io breadth th ack 28 feet 6 inches. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and. are now let to good tea - tants and from their contiguity to the 'Dock, New Castont4iouse, are a very desirable Property. . .••• • Particulars may be had on application to Mr. JaCksotg,,,2Z Canning-place, or 30, Pool-lane ; to Mr. BEA:morr, Solicitor, Warrington ; or to Messrs. T. WI,NSTANLEY and -SoNs, Church-street, Liverpool. ELIMLE lAITESTMENT. On Ti t CR!SnA . T . , the 14th Of May next, at Five o'clock in the Eveoiug, at. My t Smith's, the Royal Motet s in Prescot, nut•clispOsed of in the mean time by l'rivto - Ticaq,)"in Lot, ot there, as way be agreed upon, and subject to such Cot - editions ot sale as will be then produced. 911 HE FEE-SIMPLE and..lNtiEraTAN - CE of and in all JL that com Pact and very desitable . .l._:STArE, called `• The' Hanging Bridge Estate,'' situate in' Sutton, in the minty of Lancaster, and consistiog of a substaistial, colon ihus,.anfl modern-built MeSsuage, with Stabling' Inc' five, orses; pons for eight CoWs, Coach-house, Barn, and er convenient Outbuildings,, large Garden, welt, stocked th choice Pruit Trees, and seveial Closes of Land there h joining, and-Con taining in the Whole 48 acres; 2 roods,,an perclws of statute measure, thereabouts, and now in the 'possession of Mrs, Robinson. 'file House is pleasantly situated; ,in 'good repair, and Well adapted for' the Residence of a'respectable . Family: The . Lan d• in 'a high state of ;'there is Stone of a very sui3O rior quality under. the Estate, and a Quarry'is now open. The poor and other rates within the township are low. , This' Property is situated within half a mite of the Liverpool., and!Nlaiicbester . Railway, and also of the' public turnpike road from Prescot to Warrington, and is within two miles of the• town of PreSeot, and about the same distance from St. Helen's. So desirable an investment is rarely offered to the'Public: The HOute may be viewed on application to - Mrs. on the Premises, Who Will'also direct a proper person to show the Estate; and for further particuVlrs, or to treat for the pur chase of the, Property by Private Treatv, appl,icatiou may be made to M r . itoliiNsor,, or. Peasty Cros - S, near to St: Helen's, onto Messrs'. Retiesoit and"Crtoss, Solicitors, Prescot, at whose Office a • Plan of the.,Estate may be seen'. Neto 4 u-bittationo._ NEW SONGS, JUST PUBLISHED. "In her beautiful boat the nautilus see." Words by Edmund Botta, Esq. ; music by George Hargreaves. How shall I woo thee Words by Charles Swain; ,music by Gc ge Hargreaves, author of the Prize G s. • • " Lo, across the blasted heath," at " Bear me, sweet fancy." rtiliE newest Publications eived weekly from London, .1. and an excellent assortm • .of Piano-fortes, Semi Grand, Micrucliordons, Grand Square . S, &c., &c., by the best makers, for Sale at the London prices. Piano-fortes taken in Exchange, Hired, Tuned, and Repaired. Violin, : Violoncello, Harp, and Guitar Strings, and every Article appertaining to Music. . • G. TirousoN's PIANO-FORTE and MUSIC SALOON, 1, Great George-street.. THE WESTMINSTER I EVIEW, No. XLIV, for April, is publish this day, price Contents Lads Morg• 's Princess‘---2.• jacquentont's Lettors from India-3.. Arts ciatic 'Revelations, from the late ".Fashionable Novels" Dunlop's Memoir's of Spain 5. Proverbs of Differen atious—fi. Tes and Tea' Trade 7. The Spirit of a Pro rty-tax; withbut the Form—S. Mu nicipal Corporations-9: .I)aiiish Claim s —10.• Unreasonableness in setting aside Patents—lL Ba Canvas Sing-12. Guizot's History of the English Revo4utiou-13. Alum-Martin on the' Education of Woinen-14. German Tourist-15. Marquis do Sante-Croix on Emancipation in the French' Colonies-43ole ridge's.Table'Ta1k--Inde7, List of Rooks, B,c. 7 • .•• -*Tom.; Mscitamit, 3, Sr. James's-square, London, and WIL LIAM GRAPEL, Liverpool.. Qrantract, TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS P ..._ ERSONS wishing to CONTRACT for the-ERECTION of Five HOUSES, at New Bright() , Cheshire, clay see Plans and Specifications•of the intend ' uildings on applica tion to JAmits Ants:trroN, Esq., of N Brighton; to Messrs: R o wsoN and Cuoss, Solicitors, 4ot ;or to Mr.. CUNNING HAM, Architect and Surveyor, 26 f tfld-street, Liverpool. Tenders for the whole wink,' • separate' Tend ers f or the several Departments of the W as here classed, namely, Dricklaver, including the Sinking of the , Foundations, Mason. including Flagging and the Sea Wall, Slater and Plasterer, Carpenter and Joiner, Plumber and Glazier, and Smith and Painter, to he forwarded fire of expense, on or before•the 24th instant, to Messrs. Rowso(4 and Cucss,Solicitms, Prescot.' • -, T EV' tn . Nat • • • be LET, in Abercrombie-sciu: a desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, Furnished or furnished.—Paitieulars max be hid on the Pieinise?, No. 2i. r 8 NO be L LT, two WAREHOUSES, Offices adjoining; • 1 two VAULTS, admirably suited/for Wines,. Spirits, Porter, 84c.; and several WAREHOVSE-ROOMS fur •-the stowage of Cotton or other produce; situate in 'odd bf the most central parts of the town.—Apply to it.aLr n UnToN, 75,Dale street. • • • • I I!' DESIRABLE COUNTRY RES;IDNCE. r rio be LET, _. a convenient' MESSUAOK. with Stablei JiL CoaCh-bdise, and other Outbuildings •! a large Garden ( welt•itoeked with choice• Ftuit Trees in , Irend bearing state, and nearly Twenty . statuto Aces o f L. ) .in Rainhill, about three miles from P rescot, and ad ling the tu ru pike road v 6 to Warrington, and now in the occupagOn of Mr. Gibson. • These Preinisesare delightfully sitnaled, and form a desirable •Residence fur a respectable - Pantile. Immediate posz ession may be had of the Land and of the House on the Ist May neat. the Premises may be Viewed on. application at the House, and for further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN,and Cuuss, Solicitors, Prescot. ' . Zo TO BUILDERS AND OTI RS. T 0 be SOLD,by PRIVATE CUNTRACT rec COTTAGES, and about Ten Thousand Yards of L D ; also a STONE DELF f the Stone being of very goo alit y, (the whole Cu pyhold of Inheritance,) situated uea to Old Scan, and near the house of Mr. Glitherow, who will ow the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN A. KA rE, Wine Merchaut, Chapel-street. TO MEItCIIANTS R AND NIANUF UERS. THE Adverlier is desirou s o f an EN . GEMENT, either as' EOOK-REEPER; SALE AN, •or GENERAL OFFICE MANAGER; and hay' a competent knowledge of Conuneree, 'he ventures to say would be found useful in any. Establishment requiring a person in any of the above capacities, . Most' respectable references .will be given, and letters ad dresSed T. S., 7 t Nortou-street, Liverpool; will meet due-atten- TO be SOLD hy Pit IVATE CONTI it /tACT, a sub ntialstning a built HOUSE, pleasantly situated in Town of Frod sham, in the occupation of Miss Ashle . The House consists of an Etitran , fining and Drawing Room, Six Lodging-rooms, and a ssing-:room, Kitchens, good Cellars, with Offices of every de cription; a Three-stalled Stable, a small Flower and good Vegetable Garden. These Premises stand upon three quarters of an acre of Land, and the Purchaser may be accommodated with nearly Two more Acres of Meadow Lan - d. For further particulars apply to Mr. D. ASHLEY, Solicitor, Frodsham. (),11 n itA he L d E n b . E P PRI V ATE 'TREATY, sitne w e ornectrednaonrdth7lldle of Everton .Bieck, with Lawn in front =prising excellent Entertaining Rooms, suitable Bet r ma, Kitchen on the ground fluor, together with excellen ellats, Coach-house, ani Stable. There is also,a large GARDE with Walls well covered with ehoiceTruit Tires,. as well as a KITCHEN GARDEN. Vurther particulars may be had on application to Mr. MAJOR DAwsorv i the owner,-on the. Premises, every day • (Sundays excepted) between the hours of twelve and one o'clock. NOW . EXII BITING, At thq,E4hibitioii Rol, Po.tf ! ce-place, rgIFI,E celebrated PICTUR Bathe CI Gilt:C.loN, painted .o._ by I!. K.EI - SEA, of Autwe..p; v.er,ing..upictirds of 3U( Squire Feet of Canvas. Figures "n e Foreground Nine Feet High. Opel-, from Nine in the 'wiling till 'Dusk in tye Everiinr. . , . • Adutiision, Is. each; ; Seaton Tickets, 55.; Books descriptive of the Picture, 6d: each, .. ,• SHIP BREAD 13A.KERI, 33: STILAND-i , TKEET; 1 - 1110:115 LENOX, SUCI.TStX)r • to, Me Q. S. Gorst and ,1L Son, tesPectfully informi the 111 ants Shipowners, &c. of Liverpool, that he has taken tie re►uises lately occupied by Messrs. S. GorstandSon, No. 33 IRA N D-ST ENT, Canning Duck, - where., he intends to mid:net the S 1111) 13READ and antrSAIL MAX.INU LIUSINESS, and respectfully•solictts a en t":ra^:•s conferred upon his predecesiors as Ship llrcad Bakers. COAL YARD. '2, DUTTON-STREET,. . . EAST L•IDETEIP:r.E'S COCK. the © : Toll Z , 7 T) AKIN begs leave to irit.)rtn hi- Friends and the . 07 l'uW ic'( Mr..KENWOUTHY having re'• quizhed his interest in the cOnceru) it .is . his (J. D's) i .alien: to continue the 13iisinesS on tli' same Premises, trusts, by a punctual a 1..: tentino to the orders he may reee , ,to merit •a coutionaneeld• th. , _t pato-MI - age so liberally expe tenced by the late firm, wlli.e under his management. • Orders received by post, or otherwise, at the Yurd, es above, and at KEIOVOLLTIIY and Co.'s London 011icc, 4, Duke's-place. LONDON.--1:10RN TAVERN AND lIOTEL, • Douroßs' . • - 1 - 3 1Asix. FRANCIS respectfully info a Commercial Gen ; _UP tlemen and Families visiting Lon on, that the above 011 Establishedliotel will be found reple with, every comfort, in the heart of the City, and passessin perior af4a wages from itilcontiguity to the mercantile ho es. The Bed 7 rorrars ale airy aria extremely quiet, and have Leen completely le-furnished. The charges are such as cannot fail - to ensure satisfaction, and he trusts by assiduity and attention to merit a_continuance of the'patetitiage this Ilnuse . haS hitherto enjoyed. Zklantrb. JUST DISENGAGED.' AND WA S A SITUATION As CLE . •.. , A YOUNG MAN indnstrio muchkpe ;./M_ rience iu th nrramTement of Mercantile Affairs; is desir ous of makinv, 4rimselE generally ttgefid7 in a'resPectable esta ;biislimei.-t as Book-keeper, Salesman, Solicitor, &c. The most -respectable references • can - he given, and any clomrnunication left for E. C., at the office of this paper shall meet Stith prompt attention. - WOOLPIELD'S,I3AZA AR 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET; t. RPOOL,' ADJOllitNtp THU PoSTCIFF. H. FOR .CUI BRIOR LONZIOX - ?WEI:LIMY. SUPERB BRONZES, , LAMPS, •CHANDE LIERS,: CHIAINE 01iNimENTs. AND ALL. THE VARIOUS FANCY, MANUFACTURES -OF ; ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, --- MANUFACTORY FOR. - WORK-BOXES, WRITING DESKS, AND DRESSING-CASES. • - VISITORS and Strangers in. Liverpool, and the-Public in general, are respectfully invited to visit this UniqUe Establishment., whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of amusement,-the whole of the STOCK (certainly one of tlel largest and most variedin England)beingrouvenientivarrangrt for. inspection, and the price - marked on each Arficle, from which no deductions are made nor credit given,—this system enabling the Proprietor to otTer his Goods lower than any other. The JEWELLE R Y is of the best London Ma nufacture, and has given general satisfaction; in consequence, Woorsinto finds a continually increasing demand, and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the Jewellery department of the Bazaar a continuance of the favoured and increasing patronage of the Pnlilic. The WRITING-DESKS. DRESSING-CASES, WORK BOXES, end JEWEL-BOXES, are all made on the Pre mises, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in any other House in the King dom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing-CaSes the utmost pains are taken to make them as conve nient and as complete us possilile for TraVelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instruments as • may suit them, or can have Cases made to accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DIU CASES and POUCHES, in Russia or MoroccoL lather ; also small MIL ITAR Y DRESSING-CASES, containing all that is needful, And weiging only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING-DESKS - , for Travelling, complete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety, from 12s. tid. to £4 each. - PAPER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the - Repairin , and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING CASES, &c., T. WOOLFIELD'S Wfirkmen have great' e4ie rience, and he has the means to complete everything that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, with economy and despatch. T. Vv begs to draw particUlar attentihn to his splen did'brray of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, in GILT, BRONZE, ALABASTER, FANCY W OODS , &C.; the Stock is immensely. large,.and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the' price varying from £5 to £l2O, and the utninst cart is taken with regard •to the Movements, which are all 'Warranted. An iminenee- choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and' other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas each. Also; PURSES Plain and very Richly Embroidered,, from Is. to 30s. each. •• •• • . . LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. (d. Qcr Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. voliely of FANCY ARTICLES i n IVORY, MOTHER of I' EAR L,- and TonTorsT4s H ELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON 'BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TABLES, and variats other Games and Fancy Arti e:es to numerous , to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, the - timebt liOuts'XlV., extremely suited tor CoantrY• Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These Articles are pow much in favottr,..arur, very scarce. . OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Buildings. Churches. Chapels - , &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD; BRACKET, FIGURE, and •HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved construc tion. . ..... . T. WOOL FIELD also RE-0110Na4, RE-LACQUERS, and RE PAIRS LAMPS-of all descriptions; and keeps for Salo a greal variety of GROUND and curGLASSES, adapted to alt kinds of Lamp' • • •• • ' CHINESE" GOODS of vitreous kihdS ' Including some fine specimens'of•versi Old China, 'in JARS, VASES, JAIIDI NIERES. PLATES. DISHES; &c. Elaborately carved IVORY FA.NS, - CAR.DCASES, &c. Likewise a variety of • real • INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANNED and LacuunnEo Work. • • • • • • ' A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES ; of the /nest beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGURES;•BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA; &c. Elegant CUT GLASS . LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for Cu isiNareCe.cis, with an immense choice of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from 'Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS.; alio, a tine Cdllection ,of AXLES, in MARBLE _ and StAGLIOLA 'WORK.. JAPANNED PAPIER MAMIE TABLES, -POLE SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS; &c. All these Artides may be had in Plain Coloori for Ladles themselves to finish., Minos:as AND . SON'S WARRANTED CUTLERY, in RA ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE-KN lyEs, and DRESSING CASE' INSTRUME.NTS. Also if. variety of T very . complete sets of TABLE CULERY, fitted up in .cases exceedingly convenient for preserving themin good condition. SILVER DESSERT IiNIVES and FORKS Plat e d o n Steel DITTO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and .Ivory Han dles,.in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for, their preservation, and forming very suitable Marriage Presents.. - rAPAN NED TEA TRAYS, in PA PIER MACIIE and IRON, from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. A large Assortment of MUSICAL. SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to twel - ve Tunes Several very fine large BOXES, playing the host celebrated Overtures : price from £s . to 1:50. THOMAS WOOLPIELD begs to state; that the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment ha's met with will encourage him to persevere in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion.' To make his - Estehlishthentin Liverpool eqUally attractive as any in the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond his expectations. ' N.B. Three Won KING JEwtat.Erts are employed on the - Premises, for the Repairing and. Making of Articles of Jewek lery to Order; this con venience, w i t h a Daily Parcel to London aria Birmingham, enables T. W. attend with the utmost promptness to all Commissions in that department with which he may he'favotired. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported directed from CO ogne, 3g. lid. per Bottle, or 20a. per Box of Six Bottles. • . . " Viewing with alartn and dismay the factious opposition to your Majesty's government mw manifesting, we beg to express our abhorrence of the unholy and 11/11ratUriti etiakiiitill which would in the end subvert our-revered institutions, ecclesiaStical and civil. ... ..• • , , . . . anal .intelligence We, in cdminna with a. great majority. of the wealth and intelligence of our country, humbly beseech your Majesty to prevent so disastrous a calamity falling upon this nation, .' We beg to assure your Majesty that we have entire and perfect confidence in your Majesty's present govern wen.t , it 0 , 1 it is our firm conviction that their continuance in office is our only safeguard frow.anarcby and revolution. r • ' We being resolved to protect our religion and our laws, are ready to devote ourselves iu life and death to your Majesty's service." ADDRESS TO SIR ROBERT PEEL, BART., MY, AT a SPECIAL MEETING of the AIEMBILIIS of SOUTH LANCASHIRE CONSERVATIVE AS SOCIATION, held a t.the Ltion ARMS Horat., NEWTON„, YESTERDAY, (Thursday-4 the - '9th instant, the foilowing AD f _ DRESS tit the Right Hon. SIR itoßv.tcr I''EEL„ ) art. - ; was iinanitnoasiv agreed to n the Itiy7it.llorwitrable Sir Robert Peel, .Bar "St R, fqelitigs, of regret and alarm e, the mem - . bers of the South Lancashire Conservative As. iation,observe, that a majority of the House of,Commou • nated by personal: and factiods motives; seem resolved to op se all your iaeasurer . Pier the public 4,lefit.: and,deny to the King's ministers a fair trial in parliament: without any other object iu vied they seek to destroy, not to refoi•ta, They appear to aim at. the ex tiripa-, tion, not the extension, of the doctrines of our blessed religion, utterly disregarding the sentiments of his Majesty. In oppos-, ing you, sir, untried ; they snake a direct And most unconstitu- , , tional attack upon the prerogatives of the crown ; :Being , con vinced that this conduct is not in unison with the sentiments.of the wealth and intelligence of the nation, we earnestly implore. you, sir, to retain the high office you hold, as we are convinced, that by so doing you will defend the crown ,from the violence, of an unprincipled faction . , and transmit to posterity unilnpaired the enj,iyinen . ts of thoke b;issings which we believe can alone socure the presegLarA eternal went e of our fellow subjects,"- MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, BART. A rr 1 4 '0121717 L M O E Ua I Ii N S ( : ;. B o lr . 1 1 , 17 ca F li R ryir to N c p :lsi o ri f er S t i a' propriety of presenting au address to him on his recent appoint- , mentd, _ • • Mr. -Alderman ROBINSON.in the Chair : Re e P s o ta / y c e; t h (7--; bl a t v t e h i b s e ew n p'eas g e d ie t e o l upon Sir Howard Dou g la s as t o a pp o i n t hi m L or d HMI Corn choi s gratified that hhaotn honour : laj missitincr in and to the- lonian Islands, and th t • ngratula4 tory address be presented,to him upon the oce on. - . Moved by Mr. LETLAND, seconded by ;ten; I{ e'sulDed unanimutLviy,—That the folio g address by adopted by this meeting, and be 'signed by the liNirman on their bey . h - all,.and by him trapsinitted to Sit-14yard Douglas. "To 11Vi EXCELLENcY MAJuit-GEERIIAL Site iIOVVARIT DOCGLAS, BAk2., FCC. &C. Sut,—We regret to find your oiii ial engtigementi will not: afford an opportunity to your numerous friends in Liverpool td' testify the respect in which you - are held in this great commu nity, by inviting.you to a Public Dinner prior to your departure from bngland. • "We sincerely congratulate yob on your recent appoint- ment:---it evinces the confidence which our Gracious Sovenigt!' has been . p:eased to repose in an individual of whose talents and ability in public, and amiable character in private life we' . have had frequent opportonitie's'of judging. " Our• congratulations, hewever, (on political grOunds,) are • not unining,led with feelings of pain, on' being, "for the present, separated from one so eminently qualified to uphold the Honour - of the Crown, and to promote the best interests of the Country, ".21st Sfaril, 18.35.# Mr. Alderman Robinsol having transmitted the above address' . to Sir HoWard Douglas, the following acknowledging its receipt, was received on Tuesday, th huswei, e ith instant • • • " Paris, March, 3lst.' " -I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st instant, transmitting to me a copy Of the reto lotions that have been come to at a Meeting of MY friends at . Liverpool, and also of the address which had been 'adopted by that meetinir, to congiatulate Me on my recent appointment to the:office of Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, "I beg to express to yon, sir, and through you to the gentle; man on oehall'of whom that address was drawn up, my most grateful ackuowledgments fur the honour they have done me in ' this fresh mark of their kindness and coufidence ' and for all the very gratifying assurances which are contained in the address:: I wish it had been in my power to devote a few days to visit Liverpool before my departure, to accept the honour which my friends proposed, of inviting me to a public dinner; but my orders were so pressing that I could not take leave of you its person. .. • " Wherever I may be placed I shall never fail to regard with pride and satisfaction the marks of favour and confidence which , my numerous friends in Liverpool have repeatedly testified to.' wards tne ; and, with the most ardent wishes for the well-being and the prosperity of that great community of which my friends form so Large a portion, " I have the honour to remain, sir, " With the highest resPect, and with kraterutsc'ytiMenta, •" Your obliged and •very faithful humble servant; `• HOWARD DOIJULAS. " Nicholas Robinson, Esq:, Sic:" . , . • - ------- ~. f; r I 1% 4 T ICHOLL aud.WARBURTON, TAIL° s and DRA ['Haft, L'l 15, Clayton-square, beg to inform t it Friendi and th e Public they'have been appointed Sol A 'NTS in Liverpool et" for the Sale of RESTLLL and FANSH 's PATENT INDIA RUBBER. WATERPROOF CLO KS, CAPES, &c., au Va Assortment of which they hare now on hand ; and respectfully ' solicit an inspection. 7 TONES and ROGERS beg respectOiry to infortit their t Friends that they are new making tensice Purchtte.s; its the London and Manchester Market A fi r . the Surniner.Stason,' Which they expect will be complet .1 by the 20th instant.— Further particulars will be given upon the arrit . al . oftheir donds. 23 and 2-1, Cleveland-square. INDIVIDUALS GOING 'ABROAD frona the Purl of LIVERPOOL . are informek by W. SILVER and ~ Of Nos. 9 and PVCORN HI L LONDON, • that ther 'may procure the 'whole or y part /if an OUTFIT ; (fruit . the coarsest to the finest qt itv of Gods knitwn, in cluding, Cabin Furniture ; ) at the Branch Iltuise, Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT SOUTH *. myttiroot„ " At the same WHOLESALE . 'St! IPPINa PRICES as nt their WAREHOUSE in LONDON: Daily communication between LOndon dud Liver - 1 Iwfur Ship • sailing InfOrioatiOn, SUPERIOR BRITISH METALLIC. MA.NUFACTIMES.. grip E most general, extensive, and wsll:selected Stock of the best ManufactUres in England, i4t - each Depattmenti in.. • chiding every Requisite fur Gene, llouse Furnishing, •froni, the Cottage to the Palace, will alvidyi be found in WILLIAM DRURY'S ROOMS and WAREHOUSEi.4, 12, CASTLE ST ntiET. • • ~ Patent Grass Cutting Machines..Corn' . and Matt Mills, Hay Cutters, Marriott's Patent Portaide Water ,Closets. in every variety; Dial Scales; &c., Clitibh's.Patent Detector Locks,•anik every Patent Article . of merit connected with the ti ode, WANTED; a respectable YOUTH, as au APPRENTICE. SALAD DRESSING • 'OF VERY SUPERIOR F [AV° , FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, C f 'oLD,A Trs, ( s. c . Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Nail by • OWE'N AND. GP, DP T , '9, CHURCH-STREET, I RPOOL. A DRESSING FOlt 'SALAD, ~ ,which can he at all times available, and warraute to keep unimpaired in any climate, has long been a desideratum.. . . The great trouble and waste - experienced by H ouse k ee p ers and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a Dressing fur Salad, Shell Fish, &e., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty of . its flavour and strength, have induced Owr.N and GEanss to prepare this article, which completely overcomes these olLiec tiorts, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and Rai eco, nomist; 9rders for Export promrtly executed. . .. ROYAL wATERtoo: HOTEL, CROSBY. — • ' ' Q '.POWERS respectfully infornis'his Friends and the.Publiii i. - . 741 that, in connexion with' the ANGEL HOTEL:IIA (e... ' sTUEET, Livii.il poor., he has been inctileed k by the solicitation ' of several of his Friends,'io truth the' ribOve fIQTEI., which ' has undetgnne a thorough repair, beeiatted lip with entire new Furniture, &c., and witrbe opened - iiiiiiiediatelf. - S. T. takes this opportunity of returning hiss' ere thanks • ,for•the patronage and support formerly receiv ' at the above Hotel, and assures his Ft temp that no exerti shall be wanting on his part to merit a cotft intuit) ee of their part, and . to render the Hotel fit ha the reception of the* •rs tuoilies. The windows of the Hotel and th •ri'iti flout command ' one of the richest prospects that a w ering-place can pre'sdnt. The' ever-varying 7 , 7 1 7 0 7 Livnerptiti)eul, waterpd t.ht'ecetisnieb,litcleld, by anti its pi oximitv . to the P romantic views of the nearer parts of the Principality, which are frequently opened to the delighted eye• of the spectator, together with the more distant but tgothregeinituusatsittlneur2e, of tthhee Snowdonia range of mountaimt, render highest_interest and attraction, el in, an improved prine , ple, trill l eave t h e A nge l': Salt . Water Baths may be bad at any hour. Oinnibubms, on Hotel.. Liverpool, for Crosby, four tiuivs a day during the .Sum iner Months, to order to meet who Railroad trains fawn Mau cheater to Liverpool. 1 11 : . ~ .....- t lII7LTON, OBBELL4' AND ST. 118L11.1.8* COA s. LAEWES and GOSSAGE beg to infortn Pubtic; that the " hive now a regular supply of e abwe_meritiontel which they confidently rev mend 1.0 be of the bast(i.lo(4)AlitL, quality: At THE nAILWAY YARD, CjiewN - STREET ' P.4l)o4t , till:L. ... , v , Per Ton. .. The best Holton House IV Coals, a tick atilde.ring. .. . . qua lio*, pleasant, clean, id durab1e...........n., 185.6 d . • The best Edge Greeu Coals, a very h o t, sii/ift . u 4 e . 4 for. '., Brewers, Bakers. &c . ' ' ' ' i 0; U. AT THE:R/11TH 'le A Itl), B A eFIN-sTREET, NEAR TititirOw . . , (From the Mines of M. B an k s , lisq.,'Winstanley.) . The best Orrel Coals, an excellent Coal fur Smithy and House use. 6• • . The IWO Ortel Slack, for Smiths' use Ditto Ditto (riddled) . ...... ... . ' . lO 0 . Ditto St. Helen's COals Ditto Ditto (per Fl a t s, f or Shipping) .'.. Second Ditto Best Ditto Shia bs. 6d to 6 ' 0 20' ' ;~,~. °; a ~.:. Lime, from the best quality of Stone Q • • `letpence per Ton allowed off the above Ptices to, Petsowt sending their own Carts. Orders left at the above Places, or at 72, Oldhall-etreet, wilt" be immediately attended to. , mid G. have not any one imployed to solicit Oldpia," at Peisors'• Mines; the • Public will, therefore, be on their guard not t o g i ve Orders for Holton Coals to bowl: perseas nllp represent themselves as selling them. 1 . ~...,; i ..,,, , ~ --.-- ..._:_ 7„... ... ~.. .77, '• .1'7.7 411 •" - •-- ',77ity• * ,;!5*'‘:• , ,: . ..!*.;• 1- 7 7 •- ~ .-... '..,,,,,,,.,,...- ' ; ' , 7 . 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To sail on the 20th April, owl tortunit'd 1- ' 7, . ,1 Vessel. -,,, '' .e- 1,.. , ' 0 's, 4 . • 4 , was unanimously agre6d to:— • •• 4.,L-'''... l-- ' ' .' 4 ;:. ''-, " ' ik_i:" , ii rri , Vor SIS;C-8.1j011.1%. awl LLNTIN, (both or e,ther at •"1, al 0 Kieses'most el:me/lent Majoty r*\'''t• -Y -\.'- ,-; N; 'N. , ilir6 option oc the Constgitees,) the fineliang,t,sh-built " We, y Ditr Majesty's toyal and dutiful suiljects, artaalAtteti . ,... - t -:: , J :*...‘.!6it'..sflipTYltafi, .I.Ewts E 1 .I.ls, Co 'aieder; A 1; AND GENERAL 'COMMERCIAL Al) NTEIITISE H. of the South Laueashire. Conservative Associatiot r dt39u , t:-. ,•,•• ** ~. : 36'0 LOOS 'per rgister; coppered, s. fast, and.•will be .. approach your Majesty with an expression of o r 44 attl',\.• II xound'ili every retfPect it: first-rate cony env° . both fur goods s • ------ - unalterable attachment du d allegiance.. untl:p . liSengers, her accommodatioild being you xuperior and any, RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—Sstot.LETT. " - In the alarming crisis of our, conse eti we look with ___ _ _ _____ . _ _ 11 di' pig •"a high pottl- deck. — fur terms, ez,.. ap i liy •on board, in , -HEARTS._ the Pi ince's Doik, or to . I,V. Lt:,,i .i. '!'l RI ... _ . . . • -..........-...--,.. - yon„i,dence to those royal prerogatives wit Ii(41 your Nlajesty —__ —__ . _ __-- - - - - -- -- is invested for the maintenance of our c stitution in church _ N.8.---Carries an,expertenced Surgeon. ___,„. - . -...-••• -r-vm. -w- -sr ... r ..-.- ...... , ..--. ..- -.."-- VOL. V.---No. 249.1 FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 151.5. [PRICE 7D.