The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24 00:00:00

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Nwy bt taken, S , ' t.hr --- SP ita.,IMEN - W -- - ''" --- -- - - 41 cHAlt •A ' • - , d s, . well, -r `-• g'S) Vic. a , m l, .us copper.fd. and s i 1' or :ems, 4ni bodrd, in the Prince'a 1.),,art0 i..k.s , ___,.' 43ll )E and Co., or t o W. and J. r T Y n AND GENE - a:J.I, 131 ERC XL Al) E E . Jee !male/mu or . ti LI VERPOOL CILI.RAC:II4i.S.--tipta from Ueveu till Four, tari from ka. 1.:1;;i4: • • ---- . Intended to ~ ( 14.pOA:.tirety on the 25th ' staid. For CALCUTTA aiiil Cpl A. The Ship 1)1.31i.I1 OR I, I ASTER, 1 .01 :.1 is 11A itti::NA VES. C irnauder ; ben per register . slss tons.—For ireig it or passage (having 431 Rst 3 "Perior ea'uit.s, purposely arranged tor the India trade, ‘ 4l fit S. argeon being eui , raged ., ) app ly to . , 7.`-r---__ JOEL. dLAD3TONE a_uil Co. •HESOLAED, AND -HANDS. PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoiLlar. eIIiCULATING I.III3ARY, . STATIONERY . , PEI-IPUMhIitY„ &c., 2-1,• C.ISTLE-STV et 7; L FRI(' .I., A RS:CRBIV begs to afinouni.e to - .•lattaftiiiin'ts of -Li ly f. verpool that, 10 cois,iitien )( the 1, a vetneat she ha:, i.r.6t , iinecl ill the' 1:0 death of her ia:e. husband, (alter being establi's, 'oily a f.•vv toonttig iii th s tobio,) it dev . olves 'upon ncr to Carry nu the above InisitibSi for heiseif and in•ant 'children: she, ih'ereforc, tiLv rnipectrtiliv so:icits the kirid'suriport and patronage/4 ti, r Friends and the Public, assuring them ih.d . constant attention shall be Paid 'to all ordeis with which she mat , be fay turgid Mrs. C. has elioliged an A4sistant COlne telt.tl oludiii:t the iIAiIi=CUTTING and D:ti..4IS:4ING parturient. . Tae LIBRARY iviif be supplied with the most popular Works as early as possible after their pul,:uatmn. A large Assortiiii•nt of l't , rfumerv, Soatii, Combs, Brushes, 'grCiSing Case,, Niriring &c.; also; a rigv of Fancy AO ivies. • VOL. V.--No. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 153.5. [PRICE ID. Eralto b; auction. A , . alto Aucticn. FURNITURE, CRAOREE-LANE I3y Messrs, T. WINSTANI.L.Y and SONs, To-montiow,(Wedue§lay,) the 25tn instant, aihivs.en o'clock precisely, on the Premi se s, tu e tip of Crabtree-lane, near the ►V Nll lIOLTETIOLD FURNITUB,E,China, MASS, I Table Service of Blue and White Eurthenwar , and other Effects it Miss WnITE, 'who is declining lions ' com prising Four-po4t and Camp' Bedstead_,. Morine and Printed Calico' Hangings, Feather Bed • .Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Brussels and Kb .rminster Carpets, Vier and Dressing Glasses, Fenders ani '.'ire-itons, Mahogany Pembroke 'tables, .Chairs, Sofa; Chests of Drawers, &c., the Kitchen Requisites, and other , useful - tic,es. To be viewed This Day, (Tuesday.) the 2lth instant, when etanlokues may be had on. the Premises, and of. Messrs. T. WlNsTArsit.cy . ,and Sor:s, Church-street. , ROUSE to be LET, with Fix Ores complete. italeg by auction. FEATHER BED 'AND MATTRESS WAREHOUSE, No. 69, Lims.sTRELT; LtvEttrool.. And at No. - 1. !Liornek , ster. - 73 11.“; I.y, hay ova jilt! trlit,lt ctitt:i:) t keducti,n in the Pricy of FEATHEN,S, FainVio, and ,it,se ‘t-oo are 11 , ) , v tu Stnek,r which has been . irrepated utnif ct:l - AcarLi. ate; Wil , rantet. .I , trrecay . sweet; iannediai trill hare eiz)lit 4;patel 4 For 130)1BAY,thq,Ship I.' 11,E A, Al, A. AITHE,ItsoN, ', ter. rr f eight, &e. appll to UNCAN GI 88. , S-ILE or A r.1;,U.:11; . LC PMIUf7TiT..TIOR 13y Messrs. T. and J. Tit , On THURSDAY next, tae 26:,n instant. pr , e , ,y at Twelve o'clovii, at hi? i,re. I un, Da • A Valuable Young BAY Dil.k LA; ti'wits g . May be viewed on the lvlorntn,g of salt, when further iitlvaatiun ulay be had trout Messrs. TapTr Eft,, T iiiS AY . Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2tth instant, at TltieiVe ' ;wit, at John Shard's Ofliee,.l. o ,xchange.:aliey N .h, • 211 Bags St. Pouting° COFI' Ailply to Messrs. tc:NtAvtrz and GHEE Merchents, or to JOHN SHAND, lirer. • r For BOMBAY, the Ship HEY WOOD ouN JoNr.s, Connua n d er; burtlion 417 tons pn r gister ; entirely rebuilt in 1833.—F0r fright assage apply Messrs- BOLD and ltussor„-Brol, rA. or THIS DA i,.(Tues , lay,) the 2-Ith instant, Bt welte c ,at John Shan , i's Office, Exelninge-alle th, 127 B. i gs ALirac,idni CUFF t Per Aprora.—Apply to Messrs. lt6es, Nat. and TOMLINSON, MPITIV-1111.1. or 10 JOHNS:I - lAN D, •TO CART-oWNERs _a \'t °THE Mossrs. T. and J, "ritorr , Oa TutunsoA y next. the 26th instant, eisely nt Twelve o'clock, on OePremises. the•Nortlfend o the (4114,en's Dock, Ur EE excellent • LOR RI ES, Four gond W ATER SIDE it CARTS, Two good /lEJt3IHSII CAR . IS. *nod :other Effects. • OLD BEDS STOVED; CLEANED, an , .l 'MESSED by a new process of Maciiinery ; and, to prevent lueotivetilenve dovittg the tinie reqnite.t, Fannies will 'be' ttccominoclatel with the use if good eleon Bede Old Mattre.oes'Stoved, Cleaned, ati4 Re-ivarl ,, .. Bed Ticks Oral! SiieS. Finck. and Straw Math ~ . .es. r eo,dy Cuideit ll,iir, Silk. and Wo:)1 riock,. Ladies nil suiiplied with tine Goose'Down. N.B.—Vpiuilsterets au,' Cabinet-makers supplied on the most advantageous ferms. 'WEST " "MIDI i 743: JOHN TUB! GOLDEN CANISTER 7127104E5.1LE .4.A1) P.I.VILY '7E4 W. 4 Cu it),r ,"' - • Toi sail i,ientetlitit;ly. ' • l ir Vol' DEMERARA, the Sbip'lN Olt CHIEF, J. l i t:7* . IL Witi.Lams, , Columander - ; In i en per' register -4. 3•4tw 4 IG tons.--For freight or passage, ving mostsuperior • Cauins, apply to ' '' - • __ JOHN GLADSTONE and CO. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 24th instant, at Twel: e ?"cloeL, at M Junes, ann, and Foster ' s Dale- rent, 2 98 Ti u cAses Jamaica t A WO rlpte.:Yr . • 22&) Box , :s Rarbadoes ' Apply to .JONZS, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. r? ,p2.4 . ~ MB, . - ,4 e n• I ' e v r 'lice whole may be viewed on the Morning,' of sale, and fur ther information had from ,Ilessrs, Ttiovrge. • o TT • 1 . 3 y Messri , . ,„ ,„., On Tit soy nekt, the 251.1 t instant,. prey yat Twelve o'clock, at the Mitre Inn, D.iie-street, . oic.4vr tf the 1 - 001.13 usefol PC/ST-HORSES, se ral SETS lIAII - with an exeelleut wcii-built 0:11:5,1131,18. M a y ~c yi,,y e ;l the rity preceding the tiale, ; and further ill forinatiou may he Lad froni)Jcssrs. Ta.ovrEc. • 13 MtN It Cis uue Sellitor Ti o f t h e b es t Quality, both of London aud LiverpQ portation. Town 'and Q“outiy.Q:deis pro y exetut, d, upon an ploat advvuul,l4oln, Terms. ' COP,PE6. COCOA. SP,I ns, tlSti SAUCES, PRESERATE9'44NGISR, QUA:VA JELLY, \VAX, SPERM, AN I) KENSINGTON C LILES, Stx. An A6SISTANT WANTED. (',ldea Cooler Church-ereet. To sail sth March: Alr;r 11 , Por.ANTIGUA , t h e fi ne near Shi IR JOHN lOBIN, Captain Gat FFITHS ; s.burthen. L T To succeed the above.—To 28th March; I A (F.N IX, Captain HmiTugY ; 365 tons burthen.—For or passage apply to • C. W. anti F. SHAND. THIS DAY, ( Fue?=day,) the 2-Ith instant, at Twel , ie o,ek", on the Quay, east side Queen's Dock, 2393 Spruce D EALS and D2AL EN.OB, 393 Bireh PLANKS, 950 Ash llhd. STAVES, 2 Cords' LATH WOOD, 5U Ash HANDSPHZES, Being the entire cargo per the Henrietta, D. S. Kerry, Master, from Yarmouth, now landing.—Apply te nessrs. JOHN CA urea and Co.;)lerehan,ts, or ' • DIiMPSEY, BENI3OW, and Co., Brokers._ •~ The new Ba:rq F u7: r l l illare l a ß i ‘) : lodcts, Master. —For frelAht or passage apply to 'THOMAS and f EERY MURRAY. UNITED STATES. _ ' '11;!./ have early (his/ Witch. • -• f!..:•.. I'm-SAVANNAH, the new Sh . RY, • C 4 Attu-111;AL!) 'ULU, Masi . ....._ .47'.- I'or freight, Bw. apply Pi DU: AN GIBB. ---__ - Will hare immediate despatch. }:o T r i, S . AIik r, SINA ihe British-b • ,'hip JA '..- • i : ,JUNNINGHASI, Master; uns register. • s lcor freight or.passdge app: COOPER autl'MAC LEOD, 1, King-street. urq..,. ---.- •• ~ - • . . . 4 .1 " . ' l 4•e:engaysinott to sail on .%tnitay, the Bth Acarf:h.ne..rt. *it o t Pl ''T , are theretre reque4fed to hove their'Goods gstcle. . toter than the Cali proximo. . . . - • Put . NEW YORK. the very fine fir t- ss American t H '.. - • Ship JON LINTON, Captain PKINSON ; bur. . . then 410 . ..t0ns coupered and copper-fastened, New in t .,.. Ydrk•lluilt of the very best„ materials, sails fast. and is 1) .a o. : r Y rospect a tint-rate conve : yance;.hitvinv, lately been a ,ti utt ket h'etween New York and New Oileans, her acc.ornmoda appi- f° l '' paisenierii are very supe.rior.-For freight or passage Y 1 ! 11 board,.in Waterloo Dock. or tb '",--....._ WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. To :ail immediately. For NEW YORK, the very superio and elegant A.lneri can Ship CQIANBIA, Ca pt •ALKXANDErt, i tid (late Britton,) hurt hen per. regist ,r 2 tons, coppered Let:PPPer-ffitene,l. formerly pne of,the golar pavketsps "la the-two ports, and is decidedly one of the fastest-sail pips out of New . York. tl it i o (i r t erms of freight or passage, having excellent accoinnio . 7", r:ler RoBINsoN . BitoTHERs, or to SANIUEL QRSIE, Ship Broker,. l& Goree Piazzas. B Fll'l'l6l-I AMERICA . A Peautar,ll:ader. For MONTIIF,AL direct, the p t yt r-' ,. iverpool-built 4arqu e SIR N JOH BERKSF D. .Captain,MtT t.t,. - Will he.despatched on t e 'l.sth March.—F or 0! passage apply on hoard. in the K ing's Dock, or to WILLIti.M SMITH and SON. 1 T„ clear the o,h, and sail thet loth r;d 3i(rch. For 11ALIFAX,Ilte Skiig JOI - 1N li'VR E, Jo skiert,.liiNictssori, blaster; a first klei coppered yes 'fur sel, 28 tons register, sails last, anillias every requisite B c , e colnatoili,ms accommodation of passengers. For fi eight, •AC N aPply on board, in. the Queen's Dock; or Mr. Perth or to, W. FAIIIGLOUtiII, Tabley-street., 4 1 li, sail on thy o.lth March. ..." , ~, For HALIFAX, the Halifax . Pac • ,Cotnpany'S .. Ship HALIFAX; CHARLES M. ' ,ARY, Master; , ,r 4,,,• - buitheu 341 tons,.coppered, take salt, and is..the ..f•i r . „` f ‘iiible conveyance for dry goods; bier accommodativas t.i , o "s:tigers are well known, and comprise every clunfort' letr h . ••b u , • liZ t, apply to the Master, on board, in the:L . , e 4 >. at No. 9, Dao's-place,,or at the Office Of "4"......_ WILLIAM .FAllte LOUGH,. 'fabley-street,k M ern e)11VIE; kttlANklit: /...-: I.:c:r AN : CON A. and TIII 134 4 T U, tStr -fits , -':i !,,. 11* , ,k4,`% ii.v zt. it ET titTSA, - A Ir.; "it 'Visa tt 11.--rn. , - 14arerttIr ; 7 _,, ~,....,4 ,il Inns per tegisler ; having loom o for a fdw q ee . oods, will be despatched itnineclia ~ has superior U, r(,),ttittiodAtioto, for 11 freight passage apply n• Tit nuNE BitaTHElts and Co., or to ---__ F. F. G113.1:18 and CO., 18, Goree Piazza. To clear on the 28th February or forfeit Frei t: 4 r, For'CIVITA VECCHIA and' LEG ORN, the cuperior fast-sailing te Schooner ..ORA, BEN- _gr.:, %MI RICHARDS, blasr; Al, 9 ns per register, having 4 a s, of her cargo engageexcellent ac -I,ii:"tooaatiou for penzers.—For terms, freight, or passage, F. GIBBS ant( CO., 18, Goree Piazza. \Tcw sou ea WALES ckrr 49 1 14 .e'i lind Vessel, o r will finfeit freight ; hos ,disenyagbd ' ;own for fine (Pods only, and takex Ito S . r For IMBAIV'TOVs'N and SYDNE the remark ably t'ast-matsg . Esglish-built Ship J E GOUDIE, DAYtt) StAst.soN, Commander; ( dis ir'ell'known in it t d ) hti then 400 tons; A at Lloyd's; cop se t rade;) e. , r )4 0 .,"tened arc! voppered.to the bends; has iplendid accom b _mations for a fet* past , eagers, and curries a Surgeon. This t,'.°ttiftll vessel, now on 'hes' first voyage, presents an oppor c4ltY sehlosn to he snot with. Captain Simpson having j,, tly rentrued from' these colonies, will be'happy to giVe every 4,°2104K0n to parties desirous, of emigiating.—For freight or ts t and plans of the 'cabins, apply to Mr. .1011 . N GOU'DIE, HENRY PDX, 33, I)rury-lane. Coaottniot. To dear an the 28th February 1 itivelu. • • l , For JERSEY direct, the sup or fact -sailieg Brig , ADVENTURE, JOSHUA S RE,. Master; 113 tons Per register, has room for a f . Goods only.—For par ticulars of freight apply to F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18 ; Gorce Piazza. tram Yabigatton. For GREENOCK an d #l7 , GLA .OW, r . With Good. and Passenger. to t 4 romielaw. 110 ' G LASGOW and LIVERPOOL Sult , ING COMPANY'S FINE STEAM PA K S, 7 ' MANCHESTER Lilatri, Commander. • ',. ,ts "4..•',' ;,-,) N CLYDE Rom . . C wvono, Commander. ...„:"sc, , -- •,t+,, ...I ~, A ILSA CRAIG ~ ri 'KuLLAti, Commander. ' .. • GLASGOW " T WYLIE. Commander. ' c •iaii •• ' LIVERPOOL..RoaT. HEPBURN, Commander c:i t ii i ' 8 2 under, from.the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots, t r i elc lg, Weather permitting, at the Isle of. Man and Pdrtpa , Th,.with Passengers only : itio. - CIA - DE sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 25th , tnt, at Nine o'clock' in the Evening. las ta ,„ MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY nest, the 28th k r ,"`,. awelve O'clock at Neon. t a t , MA.TTHIR and . MARTIN, •-....._____ No. 3, Drury-lane, Water-street. . . STEAM CONVEYANCE FROM HULL. ' tr.' For HAMBURG, (with Postoffice I. tter-bag,) 04 „... ) the Holt Steam-packet Company's team Ships ~- . - •,:- ' l ' 4 1, TRANSIT ....A. -,,,. Captain M. DRAPER., Wil l '•''' • MONARCH .. Capta• RonT. Rosen. ,441.. co mmence running on SATURDAY, th 28th instautotud 44, 14 ae to depart every succeeding Satu ay. for the convey -44 of Passengers, Carriages, Hors and Merchandize. p,- e . in the c ourse of the mouth of March, the St. George Steam "St Comp any ' s St eam Ship s LEE Captain KNOCKER, '' ,l ll il 4l ll; i B ' ; ad E d ‘ e . d E i t t n. N t - he line, when One of these first class, powerful, s 4d !Aekant vessels are intended to be despateied from HULL ii‘it ..a l S: MBURG every WEDNF.SDAY and SATURDIY, iu alter 111,',- 'accession, as snots after Four o'clock,' each Afternoon, as Tides , , ] • es perm it.: will • ra t ,'T, Aceonitnodations for Passengers are petior. and sepa 'abins for Ladies, with Female Attendants, on board.. PARES: Lest Cabin . El 3 0 Fore Catlin '2 2 0 Peek . rthrses - . 4 4 0 Pour -wheeled Carriages. . 5 5 '0 P ti 'rwo Ditto . Ditto - 33 0 rater information may he had of BROWNLOW and PEARSON, A„, null Steam-packet Compauy's Office; High-street, Hull; 4 " at the t)ffice uf the ST. GEORGE COMPANY, . . blinerva-terrace, Hull. ......._ ll4ll, 18 th February, 1835. --7-- ---,-- - ........,..i.... . Zrattritinq. NOTICE. • • AN A STONISHING R EDUCTION in the ARES from . : L IVERPOOL to the undermentioned aces, by the A. N jing first-rat e f as t COACHES f ront th e S ACLN'S HEAL; l'h i n t " all{l WHTTK COACH-O}+ICES ale-street : Ru a OBERNIA. every Morning texctpt Sunday) at a 1 4 , rt , e t - liat Seven o'clock. R ou t e :—Chester , Whitchurch, .4;:wsb.nrc and Worsester, to the Gr.onus andi ROYAL Ho cnelienham in iwel ye hours certain. ( ei, 3 " II ANO UP, every Afrerno , n at a Quarter before Two 14 0 , ". ( except Sunday, ) It oute : Chester, Wrexham, .otirs a Over- Elle msere: alfto the TALBOT HO EZL, in Shrewsbury, in 7nd a h. FARE:. Ch •Shr uscbury...• • ...inside 12. outside 78. . • eltenium •• ' liriftot : I '7' „ 19s. . ki , Bath :. -. •, ..... 4l)s I. Ir '• the Fores t o the intern.),•Jiate places at a proportionflte Nte. DIIE:MERTON and CO., Proprietors. WEDWESCAV. TO-NI 0:i Lt ow, (Wednesday,) t!i 25. h instant, at Twelve o'clock, ..atego. 9, Oldnalt-eitrert:- _„• • GO Bags Damaged Eimgal -SUGAR, • • 2.5 Ditto Ditto • Ditto BICE - Ex Spartan, from Calcutta. I Ilhd. Damaged , SUGAB.• • Ex Miranda, from Demerara,. Apply to GLADSTONI and SE It.II3:ANTSON, Brokers. To-stoatiow; ( Wed nesdav,) the 25th instant. at Twelve u' at Andrew Tomlin and Co.'s Office, .21 ELEPUANT %ry,orki, Ex Sir-Howard Doitgla's From Africa. For p • ‘ulars apply to DU:IC:AI.:4 Ginn, Esc :, Merchar. , or to • ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Broken.. ' TIIURSDAY On THaItSPA . Y next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o' ck, in. DEMPSEY, BE - NE . OW, and:Od.'s I3ondecLYard, Gree tid-street, • • 210 Lop St. Dotningo Just landed per Britannia . 'Packet, and coht; mg.an Assort ' • ment of Cods, Table, - andAreneer Vood. • Apply to Messrs. J. W. (;tusoNE and Co., Ikletchants, or DEMPSEY. BEN BOW, and CO:, Brokers Also, on the SAME DAy,•in the it,nded Yard, Har gton, • 310 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY Imported in the Miriam and Jane, Nob aster, direct from the Bay, and now land' This Cargo is remarkably sound and fres , of large dimen sions, and particularly adapted 'for machinery purposes, with a quantity of Cabinet Wood.—Appy to; DEMPSEY BLNBOW and CO., Broky F 111 DAV On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clOC - at Alexander Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-court, e-`street, 30 Serons fine Black and Silver COC INEAL. Apply to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers. AFTER FAIDAY • On TUESDAY, the 34 March next, at Bateson au lorsfall's • Office, Lower Casoe-stree t, 5.50 Bundles of SARSAPARILLA, 170 Barrels and Bags? • INDIA._ LIBBER, 391 Pairs of Shoes r A quantity in Cakes 3 • • 10 Bags and Barrels ISINGLASS, 3) Barrels and Cases BALSAM of CAPIVI, •,4 Baskets ANNATTO, • 4 Barrels TAPIOCA. Now landing ex George Canning, fiom Pars. BATESON •and HORSFALL, Brokers.' On TvEswAY; the 3,1 March next .at hid . past One o'clock, at C.' 'l'. Dunlevie's Office, Brunswick -street, opposite t d Corn- Exchange,' ' " - ' About 2510 f)tia7 ters WHEAT, in bo , ~..fonsisting of 8)') Quarter's Poineranian, ' - 450 . ' „ ' High mixec4 anizig, • 1250 • „ Russian . . •: . 4 ' Samples may be seen in the mean titae, lii applying to • • C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. __............... . - -.--• - rr , - On WEDNxsDAY, the 4th March next, at Oue o'clock, - •JC •`":- G:a .,.. at 9, ESeimuge-alley,-- . . - ' - The w ell-known Brig INDIAN, •• . t -.4.--' - Lying in Prince's Dock; burthen 2.31 tons, built if fee at Workington, in 1820, of English and Afric -Oak, coppered and copper-fasiened, has been well ke a, d is, abundantly supplied with stores, has Just arrived fro anilla with a cargo of sugar, &c., which is landed in esc . ant order; she is well worthy the - attention of any ,person wanting a vessel. of her burthen.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co., Merchants, or to WILLIAM P. BUSHBY, Broker. . . Oa THURSDAY, the sth March next, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 9, Exchange-alley, 54 Bales China SILK, 10 Boxes TORTOISE-SHELL, " 8 Boxes CIGARS, 28 Tons SAYAN WOOD, Ex Indian, frow=lltan . . 61 Tubs (i Casks Tsuo v, 19 Cases Mother of Pearl SHELLS, 16 Elephant 'TEETH, it) Chests Japan BASKETS, 9 Tons SAYAN WOOD, Ex Alexander Robertson, frnm Batavia.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co., Merchants, or to WM. PEATT BUSHBY, Broker. TEAS, Per Spartan, direct from Canton. ' On FRIDAY, the, l3 th of March, - at Ten o'clock, at th 'P ublic Sate Room, Exchange-buddings, 3667 Packaget, TEA, Consisting of 762 Chests BOHEA, 1154 Chests 200 half Do. 100 Chests CONGOU TWAN EY, 296 Boxes 7 50 Chxestss . SOUCHONG, 1 3 1? ) B BC o h° x e s e e t s 8 HYSON, 198 Boxes IMPERIAL. For particulars apply to THOMAS Rincr, Esq., and JOHN BIBBY and 'Co., Merchants ' or IRLAM and THOMPSON, VARNHAM and ENVART, t Brokers. T. and 11. LITTLEDALE, On Tittias DA y, the 19th March next, at Twelve o'clock at No. • 9, Exchange-alley, 3632 Bags SUGAR; 70 Bags COFFEE, 155 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, EX Indian, from hlanilla. 2148 Bags COFFEE, 625 Bags RICE, 270 , Bags TURMERIC, 15 , Bags BLACK PEPPER, 13 Casks NUTMEGS, 1 Cal MACE, 1 Case • 19 Bags GUM COPAL, 13 - Casks GUM BENJAMIN Ex Alexander RObertsoti, from Batavia.— Samples may be seen at the Office of Messrs. M. J. and C. Woodhouse, Mincing lane, London.—Apply •to • Messrs. RoisEnT Wisn and Co.; Merchants, or to "WM. PEATT BUS El BY, Broker. _en Z-ale. ___ CONSTANT', Y UN SALE, .E Buenos Ayres and Monte Vid eo DRY an d SA D OX " HIDES, of heavy and light weigh • . in quality equal toenv ever imported from the ver Plate; the Salted Hides beinr , free, from flesh and salt, 11 trimmed, and invariably withoutin,jurY from heat.---Apply to i GEo, ARKER and Co., or to SAMUEL LA PONE, 10, Tithebar -street. cThe new Ship BRITISH NIP:BCH, register, . ' .4. tons,-built and equipped of the best m erials ; she is ~.„,., copper-fastened, and sails fast with i rre cam upon , — " 4- 17 % feet, her draught of water loader .—For ventorv, &e. apply on board, B r u ns wi c k D oc k, or DUN , GIBB; The Dew Brig MAQUziz,IIA, 151 re ter tons, cop per-fastened; her hull and equipin e s are composed F of best mat e rials.— o r inventory, . apply on hoard, Brunswick Dock..or to DI I N - CAlsr GII3B. FOR. SALE. -- . ' „, , rf Now building at' Bristol, a fin e SHIP, a b o 520 tons .".1.: . register, with poop, " topgall a nt f orecas tl h a lf b ust, 6, quarter-galleries, and carved stern. Now building in the Tvue, a SHIP, about 30 tons, with flush deck, and hurricane-house abaft (same albe Liners,) or milli a full poop, if required. Building at Sunderland, and nearly sea for launching, a BARQUE, about 'AO tons, of fine model, bust head, quarter badge,, and a raised quarter-deck. - Also, a SNOW, 188 tons, of good dimensions for stowing and sai.ing,. Ready for launching at 'Whitby, the Ship DELHI, registers 358 tons, with poop,'forecastle, bust-head, a nd qu ar t er b a d ges . Also, a BRIG, now building, about 130 tons register; and a fine SIIIP, 352 tons, with full poop, forecastle, bead, and _badges._ • Now lying at Whitby, the now Ship HEBER, 440 tone, with full poop, galleries, forecastle, and bust-head. - The above Vessels are built of the best, and well-seasoned timber, thoroughly copper-fastened, and will bear strict scru tiu. • At Bristol, the Ship CLARA, 515 tons, built by Messrs. G. Hilhouse and Co has lately had most extensive repairs, new cOppered two ye . ars ago, slows a large cargo, and is in fine older. ' Ihe new Barque CA PTAIN ROSS, 310 tons register, built at • Whitby, in 15.34, with .poop and figure head, thoroughly rapper-fastened, and abundantly found to stores; in Brunswick Basin. • • ' • The Barque EWER E 1" I'A, of Hun, 352 tons, has had great repairs,. and stows a very large cargo, The. New Baique YOUNG WILLIAM, 365 tons, launched FIFt Autumn, in NovAt Scotia, carries a large. cargo, and is a lair rhpiit vessel. The Literp,ol-huilt Brig AqAptiEA, 146 tens register, lyin6; t4e Ring's Duck.—For further particulars. apply to CIIAPIAN and WILLIS. . . FUILVITURE, LdUREL-STREISP, By Messrs. THOS. WIN STA N LEY and NS, On PuroAir next, the 27th instant, at Eleven ' ock prpciAply, on the Premises, No. 1, Laurel-street, ne. the Botanic Gar den,—by order rV the 41,siyoee.v, r ir cE genuine and useful HOUSE LI) FURNITURE, Ohin,t, Glass, .Lincn, Plate, %mill quantities of Wine, ail other Enects of a Bankrupt. The Furnituse comprises Foor.post and Caipp Bedsteads, with piinted Calico hangings, Feather Beds and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Merino Window Curtains, Kidder minster Carpels, Di-essing:Oisses, Fenders aud Fire-irons Ma hogiiny Chairs, Card, Pembroke, and Snap Tables, Sofa, eliests of Drawers, Wardrobe, &c. The Kitchen other useful ATtieleri;' To be vi"wed ou Thursday next, the 2Gth, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. Thus. WINST N LET and tioNS, Clutrch-street: ELIGIBLE. INVESTMENT. t - 11y Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLE , and SONS, On Earn AY, the .6th day of March next, t • One , o'clock pre . eiselv, at the Clarendon- • oms, r N IIiE large and commodious DIVE .ING-II6USE, with the Coach-hong'', Stable, and thee Outbuildings, auil the extenSve Gudea thereto ad' i ing, situate on the so ith side of Mount Pleasant, immediat onvosite the WeiliLgtott _rooms, and :now in tht occupation Ge.trge Ranntrlen.• Esq., containing in front , to Mount Pleasant lit 3 feet it) inches, in depth about 176 feet, and an area in the whole of about 2'45 yards. . . . _ _ 7 his property in point of situati,m possesses advantages which are rarely met with; presentini speed .not only for the erection of .eight . first-rate 110u3e4, frau:mg. the nwst eligible .part.of Mount Pleasant, but also for a. street or road -comn it ini r . cAting with S,uth Ranter-street, which is much wanted, and • would convertanost of this property and much other land in the neighbourhood into very valuable front laud without any jury to the present.excettent residence. • • The tenure is leasehold under the Corporation far three lives, aged. respectively 56, 59, and 74 years„and 21 years afterwards, under the usual ground; rent and covenants. For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN No 14TH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where a plan may be seen. ELIGIBLE IN:VESTMENT.. . - ' By 'Messrs. 'I'..WINSTAN LE V anti SONS, • . On SaTuit DAY, the 14th• Mardi next, at ,Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendontrooms, South John-street, Li, verpool, subject to such conditions as will be the produced, etetk_ece „- - —lty.order of the Afortyagees, r • .•. :• . . li HAT capital and well-accustomed I ..., known by the JL . name of the THE HIGH SEACOA i • OTET., with the L e nd and Outbuildings Lelougiug thereto, ' ate at Seacombe.in the county of Chester , • and now in th ccupation of Mr. Stanley Garner. • Also, those Four capital MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES.adjoining the above Hotel, with the LAND in front and at the back thereof respectively, in the several occupations of Mr. J. B. Blundell, Mr. Huoson, Mrs. Green, and Mr. Lewis. Also, a COTTAGE and GARDEN, fronting the River, in the.occupation of Mrs. Long. Together witb a small BREWERY and Nine COTTAGES, situate at the back of the Hotel and adjoining. Premises, with the .LAND in front, and.at the back of the same respectively. lite above Property, the site of which comprisep about 5000 square yarill, is beautifully situate on the banks of the River Mersey, and: presents -a tncst advantageous investment for Capital, a considerable portion ofithe Laud being we ll a d a p te d for Building upon, and the whole capableof great improvement at a moderate outlay.. . . • . The. Tenure isTreehold of Inheritance. Further. particulars may he • had .on applityfil Messrs. k; BEINE and,llAssAt.t, Solicitors, North Jobe . tieet.. LAST TWO DAYS' SALE 01: ..10GNIFICEN'f • • to , —. • A,711. M. lIIME resnectfully intimates: that the SALE of SPLENDID CHINA will RE-COMMENCE. To. 11( (Wrdnesdav,) O.6ITIVELX CLOSE on THURSDAY, the 2tith'iustitnt, at his ROOMS,' OHMIC H-STREET. May he viewed and Cata!ognes had. UNRESERVED SA LE7OF CA PLE.II, PICTURES. •• icy Mr. On Aloiv PA Y next, the 2i of March, precisely at T.: e o'clock, L& VERA"- valuable Collection, Consisting NINETY CAPITAL PAINTINGS, amongst w h will be found beautiful specimens of the Works of Wmtverdn s, Hobbi ma , Ruis dael, Jan Steen, Ochterveldt, rob% Paul Bell, Artois, Vaoder t eeof, Vandevelde, Peelers, :malt, Glauber, and Lairesse, Canaleiti, Omeganek, Gainsborough, Abelson, Zucca relli, Calvert, &c., the whole in a desirable state of preservation, and consigned for absolute sale. To be viewed on Friday. next, the 27th, and Saturday, the 28th instant, when Catalogues may be bad at the .Itoonis. , • E AT:LLB ST HOC'S 1410 LD BEDDING, GLASS, • Its:: RICH AION1)-110 13y Mr. BACH, Un FRTDAY next, the 27th instant; e t Eleven 'o'cloc , on the Premises, Richmond Brewery, Liverpool,—by der of the • 21,eig»ces. and Free rf Auctiun Masi, Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR NIT aand Effects. 1 or Mr. Edward Gittins Wood, (a Ban ipt,) comprising Mahogany and other Fou r -p os t B e d s tead with .Marcen and other 'Draperies; choice Feather Beds, ankets, Sheets, and Counsel panes, Maheganv . and IlliseW Loo, and. Card Tallies, and Chairs,"Rosewood Co ch, with loose Cushions, Mahogany Sofa, in Black Hair Cover, Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, Mahogany Secretaire and Bookcase, Dressing and ! Other Glasses, with a quantity of Cut Glass, in Decanters, Wines. &c., Chinaware, and all Kitchen Requisites. Catalogues arc in preparation, and may be had on the Pre mises, and the -whole viewed on the day previous to the sale, from Two till Four o'clock. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE AND LAND, Situateat Great Neston, near Parkgate, C On Fein* r, the 20th March next, at Three !clock, at Mr. Jones's, Golden Lion Inn, Great Neston, unless previously sold by private treaty, of which due notic vill be given,) and subject to conditions then to be produc , Lot 1. .A . LL that well-built and enient MANSION, situated a! aforeiakl, tog er uith two productiVe Gardens and Pleasure Ground. The nose consists of, on the ground floor, good Dining4o.)m, Breakfast Parlour, Study, Butler's Pantry, Store-room, Kitchen, Servants' hall, Scul lery, Alilk-house, and Larder; on the Second door, Drawing room, three Bed-rooms. and two Dressing-rooms; on the upper storey, five Bed-rooms, with two Dressing-rooms; there are good - Cellars, and a•Water Closet, Coach-house, four stalled Stable, Harness-room, Granary, Wash-house, and Shippon, and a good Seat in the Gallen• of Neston Church. , The House commands a good view of the - Welsh hills and the entrauce of the river Dee, and is v ell supplied with water. 2. A second Seat in the Church. 3. All that Freehold MEADOW or Parcel of LAND, called the MOORS,'laying next to hloorside, , to the south, containing IA. 2a. 29P.. or thereabouts. 4. All that other Freehold MEADOW, called the MOORS; laying to the southward of the aforesaid, containing IA. 2a. 360.; or thereabouts. The Land-tax is redeemed of the above Property. 5 A M BADOW,laying between the two above-named, now in lease for one aged lif., containing IA. On. 22e., or there abouts. 6. Close or Parcel of LAND, before the House, with COT TAGE attached, iti lease for one other aged life, containing Lt. hi. 37r., or ►hereabouts.• • Immediate possession can be bad of the whole of .the above Property. • A quantity of useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Kit chen Utensils.. &e., will be Sold cu the Premises' the, following Mondav,.the 23c1. For inrther particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS, MA wnsr.cv, Solicitor, Doran's lane, Liverpool ;_ Messrs. BARKER and Pon- TE Solicitors, Chester, or to Mr. WILLIAM QUAY, Great Neston, who will show the Premises.. TO COWKEEPEItS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. THE well-known and lucrative COW and cATTL ' -LAY ERS, at Islington, the largest in the Kingdo , -together with the old established Trade carried on there fk upwards of Forty Years by the late NI r. LAyeoeic, With th ption of tak ing the.-yaluable Live end Dead Stock at avi Minn. Mr. W. W. SIMPSON has received it ructions front the Administrators, to SELL by AucTio:. ~at the MART, on FRIDAY, the 26th March, Its3s, at Twel o'clock, in one Lot. this exceedingly valuable and exteirs *e Leasehold Property, which. comprehends the excellent li (knee and Offices of the late Mr. Laycock, eligibly situate at,. 0. 4. Sebhon's-buildings, fronting the High-street. Islington; a Garden Piuery, &c., very extensive Cattle Layers, Cowhouses, Sheds, and Sta l )ling, two large Barns, uumerous convenient Outbuildings, spacious Y ar d s, and six Cottages, forming the south side of the Premises, which occupy a site of nearly five .acres, extending front th e High, street, Islington, to the Liverpool.road , held for 69 years, at the trilling.ground rent of 1:60 a year. Also, an extensive range of Buildings used as Cowhouses, Potatoe and Linseed .I.louses, Chaffbouse and Mill, several Barns, Grain-pits, And large Shoot for dung, spacious Yard, two detached Cowsheds, an extensive Garden, and an enclosure of rich Arable Laud, forming the north side of the Premises, held for the same term, at an ap, portioned ground Rent of at) per annum. The Premises comprised in the two leases form together a most 'compact and valuable property,.admirably adapted for the. ex tensive and profitable business to which it has for so many 'years been appropriated, and which, from its unrivalled situation. it must continue to .cemmand. The buildings are all brick-built, and strongly timbered, .and in the most perfect slate of repair. The Premises have been principally used for the layering and protection, of Cattle for the London market, .the income from which has, during many Years, been very considerable, besides the extensive and productive Milk trade attached tome concern. . The purchaser will have the option of taking the whole or part of the Cows, (upwards of .four hundred in number,) and any other portion !:tf the Live and Dead Stock at a valuation, The Property may,,he viewed,.and particulars, with plans an nexed, may he obtained on the.Preimses; of 'Messrs. V AND6R- , core. COVYN, Cep, and Law, Solicitors, Binh-lane, Cannon street; at the Mart; and of Ir, W. W.- StupsoN, Bucklers, bury, . . . SALE EV NURLON-STREE By Al 13AC , To -MORROW, .(Wednesday,.) the 2.5 th . the Pre . wises., No. Norton-street, Loup /Ili a d. ALL the.IIOIfBE;HOLD rutiNITEJ.R. id.CVODS; the Furikiture consists of Alithogany Fimr,post; add Camp I.lllstcads, Feather Beds, awl Beddimr, . Painted . Dressinz Tables, .Washstands, Sze., handsome B.ltihogany Sofa.. with loose Cushion, Chefronier, Pair of. Cars 'rabies, Set of .Diniug Ditto, trills loose Leaf, eight 'lndulger. Chairs, a handsome BracketChiek, inlaid Case, naa.de" by Hornby, and all the , . . TO be, viewed this Day, the 2.3 d instant, when . Catalogues may be had..on the Premises, or of Mr. JANIF.s 13Act1, Auc tioneer, Ciarendon-buildings.. • MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CUT G 4e, Lyc. By Air. FULLER. • On THURSDAY nest, the 26th instant', at ten o'clock, at his Rooms, 30, Rensha reet, Furniture emnprises Mahugany Dining,' Card, and Pembroke.Tahles, sets of Chairs, Stfas,'Lounging Chairs, ChetFortier ' Chests of Drawers, several Brass "and Steel Fen -tiers and Fire Irons, Fourpost and Camp Bed - steads, several excellent Feather Beds and new . Blankets, two large Kidder minster Carpets, Pier and 'Dressing Glasses, a case of curious titutPd Biros, sets of elegant Chininil Ornaments in China. and Glass, Painted I.:unsea' Hall Lamp, a quantity of haud stone Cut Glass and China, tisefttl Earthenware - aud Kitchen Requisites. Catalogues may be had, and the Property viewed on Wed nesday. So in trt-. PREMISES IN LORD!. L 1 .' ,1 - • - ' r °be LET , :, .gw.l .31 - iOP,o. xtensive PREMISES, eligibly' sittutte in Lord-street Apply (if by letter, post pal ) adarebsed A. 8., at the Standard- o llice, i 1 Obe LET, a new WAREHOUSE, '. 14, SlAnesty -1. lane, consisting of five excellent It me, with an Office and a Cellar; the Rooms will be Let e orate if preferred by eligible tenants.—For particulars iippl t,the Preinisce, or No. 10, College-lane. .. . . . . r(lo be LET. with immediate possession, if re ifiired. a good JL HOUSE. well atlapte,l 'for-the' igsidear .la re°Pect , thie Emily, situate in Greatin the y of the sea-bath ing thee, .of with an - eXtensi And well-stocked Garden, an excellent four-stalled Ste e Coach-house, Ship. pon,,and other Outbuildings. • A few res ot'LANI.) will be Let, jeither with or without the House. Apply to Mr. BEr f sttAw, So'.icitor, 22, North , John-street, Liverpool. , • BOOTLE lIOTEL. rs - 10 be LE . T, with early prosessiou, BooTLE notEL, I. with tire spacious Out malting,; Coach-buus.c . , Pimsuretrounds, Gillian*, and Au.eceile..kiC The useful. HottOliold urnittire, LlOrses, Caili.tges„ and other Effects map be had at a valuation. Bootle Hotel is pleasaatly situated at about t "e . miles from Liverpool, (Coaches pass the HOuse se.v a times a day), and is within two minutes' Walk from t .eels en 3 Liverpont Canal. For further particulars app'.y to Mr. FIN 1,0 or, Cla rendun-huildings ; Mr. B 6 . an Y, Accountant, Couk-street ; or Messrs. Tnortnu,Anctirineers,-W.hitechapel. IRON'FOUNDRY rpo be LET, and entered , upon immedi a t e ly, Th e PHCE -jl NIX IRON FOUNDRI, situate in Miudlewich in the county . of Chester, late in the tinkling of 'Messrs, Eaton, & comprising, Moulding, Shop 48 feet bv 30, Engine y- Mg Stove, Borelng, Tot ning, and Siniths' - Shits Alithvi iglus' .Work Room, Office, Powerful Crane, &e., a a Comniodious Yard. Also; belonging ant adjoining the 6, - Two convenient DWELLING-HOUSES, with suitable Offices, and an excel lent Walled Garden well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. The above Premises are couvenient:y situated within a very short,distance of the Trent and Mersey Canal; and the Middle- . with branch of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal, adjoining the Turnpike Road from London to Liverpool, and within about two miles of the intended Birmingham and Liverpool Railway. There is a plentiful supply of excellent water con veyed fiy Load pipes to d.fferent parts of the Premises. If wished, the Premises would he let for a Tetm of Years. . For. further Particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. JOHN, SMITH, Oulton, near Newport, .Salop; or, to Mr. VAwnuEv, Middlewich. All Applications by Letter must be Post-paid. dfiddleivich, 16th Feb.; 18:35. TO .HOTEL KEEPERS. J$L, E OF MAN. - 910 be LET, Furnished, and entered uponinuri iatelr, that AA Splendid Establishment. in the . hale o .lan, THE -CASTIA rsIONA HOTEL. The Edifice, which. is situate on the mar n of the beautiful Bay of Douglas, )4as erected by the late uke of Athol, lot his ,oby the wiires i i4 n e s t e ice t , atau expense of £40,000 nd has been converted Proprietor into an II t , for the reception-of the numerous : Visiturs.who annuaily.fr lent the Island . . The Entertaining Rooms are acious and lofty, and the Sleeping Apartments of the Building are capable of containing , nearly 120 Beds. The Grounds are tastefully laid out, and the Walks among the Plantations are romantic and extensive. In, the Garden, which contains four acres, there is. a llothouse,',' Grapery, and Vinery. The Coach-houses and Stables are of , considerable extent, and the finest Water is conveyed -in abundance,by pipes through all hip premises. • This Island enjoys many pecuiiar adiantages, is free from Taxation and Rates, and : being surrounded bv, and not far distant from England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland, from .all which . places there is a cheap, and ready access by Steam-. packets.. It may be said confidently, there is not a Mole desirable Residence for Sea Bathing in Great Britain than Castle Mona. - , For particulars as to terms, &c. application to he wade (hy letter, post-paid,to THOMAS IItTCUINSON, .kletnahugue, Isle of .l%lau, orJAMES QCIAK, Esq., ii:1) Bailiff, Douglas. go b Doer. . • -14 order of the tutees of the late Sir Stizoljurd•ltliles. MO be SOLD, by Paivark: Coiarit:tcr, a capital7,llEE HOLD RESIOENCE and small part :COPY HOLD ESTATE, at II tonw 000-ntLt., en. the borders of Hertford shire, a short distance from Hendon, and :Only twelve miles from London. - ' Possession may be hid at Jiady:daV next. This beautiful Mansion is seated upoi a tine bold' Lawn, commanding the most extensive views,. t surrounded by about 88 Acres of rich Pastureland, formic a beautiful Park, nil studded with Ornamehtal Trees, and irted oa thy, "Ruth 'by a beit containing coutaining about Acrei of thtiving Timber, partly surrounded and intersected by gravelled - and shrubbery Walks, of the most retired and detigatfid_ description. The Mansion is approached by a Carriage-drive throtigh a Planta tion.of scarce, flowering, and other shrubs; it presents a hand some, uniform elevation, and contains numerous principal and secondary S:eepit*roonis, with suitable Dressing-rooms, noble Drawing and Dining Roems, the latter 3l fret by 18. and Li brary, all open to the Pleasure-grounds,; Gentlemenroorns, Breakfast.room, capital Entrance-hall, excellent attached and detached Offices of every description ; Coach-houses ,and. Stu . - bling for 10 Horses; capital walled Garden, containarg about Acre, fully planted with standard and trained Fruit Trees, in full bearing', with Forcing-h o use, Vinery, Melon-ground, Gar dener's-houSe, Ice-house, and all agricultural buildings in a good state of repair. Also, the RISING SUN PUBLIC-HOUSE, on which a con siderable.sum has been laid out, and COTTAGES, ill of whi c h are always tenanted. The foregoing is bounded on the south by the public road from Edgeware to Barnet. . Also, to be Sold, on the south side of the toad, 33a. la. 3'Jr. of rich Pasture LAND, with a convenient FARM-HOUSE, and all rquisite Outbuildings, and Three COTTAGES, re cently_put into repair, There is a delightful situation on this portion of the Property fur erecting a Vila, it commanding most extensive Views. The above will either be sold separately or with the Mansion. For further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to Messrs. Aston v and Coi.Es, Solicitors, 'lhroginorton-street, or Dickson and BELL, Laud Agents and Auetwneers, 13, Lulu burd-street, London. For Tickets to vie 'apply to Dickson and Bell. ,E.--iftb Viet: rllO be SOLD or 1,1,4;T, an e •ellent HOUSE, suitable for the accommodation of ala e Family, with a Coich-house and Stable-, a Cow-house, and ther Outbuildings; with a large walled Garden, well-Stocked th even' descrililion of fruit-trees and bushes; and also a few ores of Land, s►tuated in Lodge lane, about two nines and half from the Liverpool Exchange. The purchaser may retui'i wo-thirds of the purchase money tin Alortgare, and, if requited, the Furniture will be Sold ut a fair Valuation. For turthr particular , : 'apply to Sielsrs. DOCGL AS, FRASER, anti Co., North Joon-street. . • . CHARITY. BALL. Patron of the Charity, CHARLES STANDISH, • - Standish Hall. 'ANNUAL B LL, in i of the Funds of. the CATHOLIC CHARITY S 00L, Copperas-hiil, n take place at the ADELPH . Tins EVLS I N (Tize.;day,) the 2,11 h . instant, er the •pat ronage cf His (.Irace the tki, Of. Noll - FOLK. II is Ex'celleiicv the Mar4)4IIYOLIVE.IIIA, London. Liird. F. EGELITON, • " Sri T. S. M. STAN LEY, Bdrt., I rootan-balL Sir It: B. WILLIAMS. kiI:LEELY, „Bart., ALP. W. E %VA lIT, . T.' T 1-10 It LY, 11,1 , ALP. T. T. 13N11 - N .• . W. BLU.NDE LT.; Crd;7ll-hall. • . R. lit/ 1' . ,Es q . ED ILO UH ALONER. Etzg. PATT.IBONT - ELLA MES, 4.4., miciton44. Huai-v. - JONES, Es q . FRANCIS JORDAN. Esq. B. HEYWOOD, Esq., - Claremont. JOUN LEIGH. L'sq., Moor-hall. JAMES MORRIS, - Esq., 'London. C. 01111 E LL, 13 aCktiroolie. NICI.ICLAS ROSN.ELL, THOMAS SIONOR, Esq., Stonor-pack. HE.f., Tu. RN E It, Esq. T. J. TRAFFO4D,.EiI., 'Craffo'td•park. Da..l4:•ing. to comnp,nce at Niue tr'cl&k. F's. each, (Ificluding refresh tin be had at the A DELPICI H 0 TE L . ; Mr. Dtirsos's, Ilo'Al-street; 'Air: tmies, Church-Street i'theß.i:z.% A it, ChurCh-street; and Mest4s. and DI:t:KWONTII'S, Caste-street. _ N.T.—Carriiies to set doWn with the horses' heads towards Moitnt-j)itzisaßt. Co, b'riia? 9'; '18:-;5. ST. DAVID'S DAY. rriIIE ANNIVERSARY of:ST. DI 'S 'DAY be celebrated on MolsioAy, the '.!‘i areh next, when the Directors and friends of the w ill at, tend Divine Woigap at S. C111;11C11, t<hetethe Service will be fend in the tic:lent Biitish Liin , znige;, after which it Sermon twill he preached in Euelish, by the Itev.ltot, RENT DAVIS.'ki M.A., Minisier of "St. Davi.i's Church. and Collection made lir the'lieticfit or the Schools. Aft'er Service the Annual Examination of the Children will take "dace - in the ititssen,treeti to which the Friends of the Instatition tire invited., 'rickets sinas be had on al,plicatiuu to the‘Master tit tite School, 'The Directors and Friends of th'e' Welsh Ch;ir,ity Schools will afterwards PINE together at the Ancient .Dinner on the Table - at:Six precisely. ' GEORGE GRIPFITII, Esq., of Garn, - President, JOFIN enthEirroN, Es q ., Vire-Ptesident. TicketS, `Olsz GLINEA each, to be 'hial at the 13,ir' of the Hotel. zat rttt t cD. AVANTED, in a vstnall r kept, a HOUSEMAID. / racier from her last place will hi PERRY, Church -street, Everton. st valuable ler ce.:41 7 , (4,kr 7 1.; .4.. £BO,OO "UVANTED iiiinsidiafgy, on 1 r re of a , 1Y V' Freehold and Tithe-free ze, at r )-ears certain.H-!Aliply at the Stan rd.( :1 • 147-AN rEv to' PUR:CIIASE,p t . , PlrE ssu a E SW, A A 1 , ... . warrankd perfect, and in good Iri.rki i j - Box X, 9, l'o§tofdce, Liverpou!. E7or,e power IIa L( a1 ) ( * ,i urtler.—Apply by letter, To CLERGYMEN AND OTH FRS. A MIDDLE:AGED - GEN ILEMAN, o Jrnestic 1a i 11 is desirous, for the Saxe of soci ety, of coining' au inut il e . in a small genteel Family , where li e wm' e treated as alrietul: • A pleasant Country' gesideuce, a• a respectable Clergy man's Family*Ould be preferred. Letters (post=p a id) stating terms arcs other particulars, ad= dressed to Mr. IionEUT GA - Ya, NO. 2;1 , Union-place, Edinburgh; will be immediately. attended to. BOARD AND LODGING W NTED. ANTED, iu the neigimourimo of Islington, or the Laihdirn 'Road, in a r stable Private there there ae no other Boarders L ,dgei BOAAD and LODGING fora Gentleman and hi Son: Ono Large, or Two Intjdeitite sized Bed Rooms, together with a .separ.ite Sitting Wrm, will be required. The Terms must be moderate, and References ihe most unexceptionable . will be required and The distance from the Exchange Must not he vrearer than Stafford-street. Apply to it. W. P., STAN DARD OFFICE. Nttu i)ablication • . . Lately published, prick rir LORD'S DAY, - eontaining I Duty and Bles::edness of a lioiv tido Sahhath.. By 4 LAYMAN. p Appeal," &c. • " () Earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord!" Sold by Jos, Davenport, litinelagh-street, Liverpool; Seeley and Sous, ,Fleet-street, London ; •and 11. Bellerby, York. , criptural View of thel IhNervance of the Cl►risi Thor of "The Christiauss! • THE COTTON MANUFACT E. February 21st was published, in One thick avo volume, with upwards of 30 Engravings price 15. , mund in cloth. STORY o f the COTTON ANUFAOI URE in inir GREAT BRITAIN ; \kith a tire of its Pally Ilistory in the East, and in all the Quarters the Glohe; a I.);!scriptioii o f th e irreat Alcchanical Inven s which have caused its on exampled extension in Britain intim View of the present state of the ,Manufacture, and the Condition of the Classes 'engatted. in its several Departments. By Eon ercn Es, , embellished and illustrated with Portraits of Inventors; Draw ings of Machinery, &c. .- - - A'hook whiclt is not only of infinite value to those who ore engaged in the manufacture of which it treats ; and those who devote their attention especially to the political econoinV an .commercial affairs of Great Britain. br.t is also; hip„ lv intereit lug to the general reader.—Alornin g Ono/tick Feb. 12. • 'b;tition : 1 fisher . Sou, and 00. Liverpool : Win. Foulkes, No. 1, Hunter-street. fnottrana 2<rottcto. scornsu AMICABLE. LIFE ASSU, . , sociory, . On the Muriel of thitEquitablv Ss*qi JAMES J. DU CAN, ESA], hit ~~rGJ; 0 6- London. NAGER._ HEAD OFFICE, 147, BUCHANA N-S '' I , ;ET, fi USG() If ". eit tiK ai T HIS Society divides the whole l'rof nting,t Cue Assured. At last investigation these Pr . amountedlo One and a Half per cent, per annum upon e a:noun' in.vrca..-- The liimls of the Sccietyand the numb r of its Members ate ra pitLy.inveasing, Few Societies can hold out sit great, and none greater, advantages than are offered to the Assured by this SOciet v. For'Prospeetuses, Tables of Bates, and every information, apply to WILLIAM TAIIIIET, 11, Exchange.huildings, Agent for the Society..et Liverpool; EIiSIONARY INTEREST ET Y . • • • —._.Tons. Sands BePis. Esq. Charles Houghton, John Chippendale, Esq. 'Edward Legh, Esq: John Cole, Esq. • . • Peter Ogier, Esq. Capt. Sir ;1. P.• Green, R.N. Joseph Woodhead, Esq. - .'BANKEILS—NIessrs. ()mitts end, Co. THE EQUITABLE REV SOCI DI REC • - Soucrrou—Jolin 'Clayton sq. SOC11;;TY ha. been' formed n. the PURCII Asp; 1 of REVERSIONARY PllO ARTY, INTE -11 EsTs, and ANNUITIES, and to,be located at the West - End of the Town. 1 he Capital will consist of .00, in 3(loo , Shares of Ell)0 each, .E. 5 per Shure to be pair at the time of subscriiiing-, and the remainder by insialmcn I not exceeding £5 each, as the Directors shill bud good ortunities of investment. The advantage to the- - site attending. the establishment of Companies of this nutu is manifest. Persons having occa sion to dispose of their RewersiOuary Property, or Elie lute.: rests, find a certain market4or them tylthout resorting to an Auction—the exposure attending whisk' , (indep e ndent of th e expense) might be seriously prejudicial ; t o them; and those who' are possessed only of Life Interests, - and- c anno t therefore, short of selling them, raise money otherwise than byway of Annuity, bare, by means of such Companies, an opportunity of suppit ing their necessities upon fair and bouourabie terms. The Company will be the purchasers of Ai!) properly - but•of the best description, nor wilt they advance any money by way of annuity but upon undoubted security; and they will con duct their business so as to relieve themselves front the possi bility of being charged with taking. advan:ege of the neces sities of those who may transact business anti them. There is no necessity for any Over-reaching or utrfair conduct in order to realize a fair profit from such a mode of employing capital. The legitimate profits are known to men . of business to be very considerable. • The. Directors have reserved to their:sell the'POlver of in' creasing their present number (eight) to nt.4 exceeding twelve.- This power it is not, however, their intention to exercise nith' out a manifest corresponding advantage to the Society, It 15 their determination to admit of no expense that is not neces sary for the efficiency of the establishment, in under that the fullest possible extent of benefit may result to the Shatchulders' from the investment of their capital. Applications for Shares to he made to the Solicitor, Air. CLAYTON, No. 10, Lancaster-place, Strand, London, of whom a Pro'spectus and furrther particulais may be Obtained. re three Servants are XI unexceptionable cha rnecessary.—Apply to Mis. lIODGSON AND CO.'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE. y WILLSON, from HODGSON and CO . y.ir-4 - stidon, CLP • begs leave to call the atteu.tiun ; . • ants. Private Families, tke. to the very supertor AL ' rowed by this well known House, to which he is . Soi, ru,N . r. The very desir able qualities of keeping is ant c unme t and not Imirstiug tha bottle, hate lang.cuahled it to maintain the high character it posse,ses. as peculiarly sailed far &xptalation. lining cram the finest East Hop it contains a particularly Bone tonic property, and is conseqUently !Lynch recorufentlutl hy the faculty, even'to iucululs. No. 2. :Jersey-ctiatnbers, Old Churchyard, Liverpool. ... ..--- rtiee „-- . .. FRENCH WINES. • ( - 1 ATKINSON and TQWNI.EY, in mg to quit tho VA Witte Tillie, wiil sell their tires e STOCK jiu Boud) .at Prime Cue, consisting of Law tvl other Carets, lied and White Hermitage. Sparldin , hampagoe. Barsac, Sau terne, &e. &c.. l'hese-Wilies are all of the very first quality, and will be found well worth the attentio4 of lhe'Pub:iz. 5, Water,treet, Feb. 2-1, 183 Z- ,. . TRIPP'S 1 7 00L1*.Els; CLOTH MART, LOA 0- ST R E ET, . , ComutitYckn Fe..nitt).t ay 16, 15. 4; UYERS of WOOLLEN G:tODS are ea.o solicited- MI to observe a Saving of vc So it_ LINGs ,e ound May he effected by purchasing at the al.°, CI • tart. Combined Wirt) t•heap.nesa, they will derive,. Ois te'advatitage of being tfutipLed with such clothes only al n be.wart ~ ►nted riErtnEtt sttlat4 SPOT, - anti Of sOjeCtlllg frOill a NEW and Pot Fii., , c•r S rocx. ' The system pursued is neither to give or take Credit, to inako no abatemettt, and to sell Goods of the best approved Mann fact ure,.at prices the most advantageous that a',extensive trtuie conductetton Cash principles Can rennetpracticab:e. BROAD CLOTHS and GASSIMERES of every- enleur and quality, FANCY CASS IME RES, WAISTCOATINGS, Ste. In splendid variety. Every description of 'I RIMMIN(I,S at the Manufacturers!Priers. . "JAMES S. TRIPP, Prop ietnr, From 13ICKNELL at.t.t %WEBBER'S, 1.•-arlon. to be P . UGHED • PLOUGHING 111 ATCH. : • -. .. II H E LIVERPOOL , - AGRICI LTOItAL : . .IRTY Ihr on o ti i :%? r iVt h n e 's f il i ti l ;t w e in i g n i tt l 'lt t a t i k' ' of wroN-IN-THE- •' WILLows, on THURSDAY, the 12th of A arc . Ill<3l vett / An equal qoantity of Land; compute occupy ahont four ,h 0„„ i n , pkighiug•is V . l,p,,sed io. be a oiled for each Plough, which will be setond and numbered previous to the day, and for which: the 'respective C4nditiates will draw tickets on the grounl. TO•Rg:AWARDEt). The sum of Tour Pounds will be given to the owner of the Plough fop the Lest finished work, stud Ilse suns ot• One Pound to the Ploughman. l'he sumo !tree Pounds to the'seconi best ditto, ditto, nivi Fifteen -Shillings to the Pioughtnno... The stun of , Ten Pounds t 7.) the third hest ditto, tlitto, and Ten Shilings to the Pionghttian. The , suin of One Pound and Tea. Shillings to the fottrthl/est ditto: ditto, and . Seven Shillings to the Ploughman. 'The sunrof One Pound to the fifth best ditttl, ditto , and Five Shiltingsto;tite Ploughman.. • - Th.. itimit•W 'L Rive Shillings to the sixth hest ditto, ditto, and ToteShilliNeind Sixpence to the Piotighman. Ru ki:od lte iuus tcill Le ready for •distvibtition morning; of the day. and the r..speetive Plouvbroen, with their Horse, : Ike., are' requested to:isseintile at the El orse and J o ckey, in• Newton, •at such :ill hour as - to enable them to receive their instructions, and to be ready to commence ploughing precisely at .Eight o'clock. All Candidates who purpose entering into cominstition for the abpre Premiums, are requested to vire untiee thereof to the undersigned, in writittg..oo or before the 7th of•Ma•ch, or they be eaeOided. Aiiy Nobleman orltientlematt olitainnig any of the Premiiiitis will •awanied the Soviet's Sliver Medal only. THOMAS WIIITE, it•evretary, • . . Newton, near Warrington. N B. A Fa riner's Dinner oil hr piuvided at the ',ugh Arms, Hotel. at Two o'cl,ick; and red persons who purpose in. dine. are requested either to take their t ickets, or vite inure at the bar of the — Hotel before Eterea o'clo c k in the movnjug. • POROUGH COURT OF LIFF4POOL. JAMES M.7;PINALL, Esq., MiCYOlt, ANIBROSE LACE, and r Esquir, BAnAres. JAMES POWNALI„ OTICE IS li EIiEBY GIVE that a Court of. Passage .11 , for the Trial of Causes depet lug in the said Court, wilt he held b .foie the said Mayor and ail s, in the Court-rooln, within the Sessions'-house. in Chapel -sit, et, in the said 13,4511 - 0, ( - tit r c RSDAY, the 5:11 - day . of March next, of which the Attiiinies of the said Court are required to take notice. ' sth Feb., 183.5. ~. POSTER, Town-clerk. WOOLFIELIVS BAZAAR, 71 AND 72, CHURCII-STREET, LIN ERPOOL, O.I6iNING THE roSTOFF.e: . POR I U.NI SUPPRIOR 1.9N1)0.,v jEwE SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS, I, I.4lEitS, CHIMNEY URN A . ND .4Lr. THE VAll FANCY MANUFACTURES oil KEn cuANDE ENTS, r , :NGLAND, FRANCE. GE EWA \' :i. e ., MANUFACTORY FOR \vitt K . -BOXES, WTI I MG DESKS, AND MESSING-CASES. • VISITORS 'and Strangers in Liverpool, and the Pitldie in general, are respectfully invifed to visit this Unique Eit*ibilluellt, whether as Purchasers or Parties in secrets of amusement, the whole of the STUCK(certainly one of thd largest and mos t varlet! in }.:.oglAudi heingeotrietite,nly ;is/angel for inspection and the price walked no each Article,. fr o m which no deductions are made nor cr,sdit given.—this system enabling.the Proprietor to offer his Goods loAver than any other. The JE \V E'L LEBV is of the best -London Ma nufacture, And has given general sal:faction ; in consequence,. T. Woot.riEto nuns a e ontinuall increasing demand, and he is therefore enabled daily to icoleuish his ,Stock with the choicest and moat fashionable Artic.esi•and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure'to the Jewellery departineut of the Bazaar a continuance of the favoured and increasing patronage of 'the Pubiie. • • The WRITING-DESKS, DRESSINti-CISES,AVORK-. BOXES, and JE‘I EL-BOXES. are on the Pre, wises, rind the regular-finished Stock of - these Articles iieer tainiy more e:vtensive than in any other lio.ise in the King, dolt. in the planning of:both Ladies' awl Gentleincu's,Dresi, Ing-Cases' the . etniost 'pains are taken to''inakb thins as conte, nient 'and as eohiplele as possible for Travalling.• Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instruments as may suit them, or ...an have Cases made to . accommedate their own Articles. large Assortment of GENTLE mEN's DRESSING CASES and PUUCIIP.S,in !insSia or Morocco Leather ; also s►uall MILITARY DRESSING-CASES, containing a►l Cut is nee►lful, and weigiyg only six minces each. NE• PLUS ULTIiA - W ITING-DES KS, for Trarelling t complete with Patent Inkstands, Sic., in great variety, trout 1•2.5. £ , l each. l'A PER. CAsES, FOLIOS, 'TRAVELLING lIAGS,•&c. In the Repairing and Refitting ! DESKS, DRESZ4INO CASES, lire.,• I'. Wool.vtimn's •Wurknteu tia.ce screkt t rience, and he has the means to eniitinete evfrything that is intnisted to 'aim to this braui•h iu the suustantial manner, with economy:lnd despatch. _ . . T. wool.Fir.r.o begs to drov particular attention' to his . S , l N Aett : did array ut CLOCKS and I 14 6" c:I'IE O ES , i" -T, Bit(zE A L'A B sTEtt, ticY 11'0ittiS, &c.; the Stock is mimemely large, and the Deeigns suit to Kaunas of any size or styl e' the pr i ce vary i iis „ , f rom f . :5 .tv , and the utmost care 18 fakcn with regand to the Moveinetts, which are all Warranted. • An immence choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET; . nn t t other RETICULES, froui 34. to three Gmneas each. Also, PURSVS Piain and very Embroidered, tioin Is. to W s . each. • LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. Gd. per Pair. LA DI Cls:! AtilltiliTlJ -01 EN!. 0 ._ GLO 1:8 of the beet Paris Manufacture. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER Of PEARL, and TOIITOIS ESll ELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMNON BOARDS, BAGA, TLLLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too nti k tuerous to mention. ANTIQUE CLOCKS, well suited for Country ) s t: e Articles are now Owen of the e Vv i ' it h . a e s;r f te L o o a t ,.c i ii , : x iici e v C ., ol e l x e t e l t e io i hee o i in favoiarjtud %Ty Mamiens, large Stai s r , c a a r s t e .e s . , &e. OIL and GAS' :AMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public but:chi-4;e', Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, and. HAL L LAMPS, on the newest and must approved constrtl6. tton. . W o. Asterri also RE-ntioszns, XIE-LACQUERS, and tie- PAlus 14 - Al P 'of aI 1 descriptions; and kcep:for Salo a great variety nr. GROUND and QUA' cILASSES, adapted to all kinds of Lamps. CHINESE 'GOODS of Nations kinds, including some fins specimens of very Old China, in JARS, VASES, JARDI NIERE,S, PLATES, DISHES, .&c. Elaborately 'carved IVORY. FANS CARD-CASES, &c. Likewise a variety of real INDIA AkTICLES, to J.st'ANNaD and LAcouLuEn, Work. . . . A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish consisting of FIGUR ES, BUSTS, VASES, CAN DELABRA, to: Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for Cut Al NEY PIECES, with an immense choice of 'ot her a pp ro p riate C IiININ E RY O N AMENTS, including # recent imortatiou, front Leghorn of a m o st tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA, BAST LIAS also, a tine Collecttion, tif TAD.LES, in MARBLE . and SCAGLIOLA WORK. — Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co, lova', :3k, 6d. per Bottle or 2t/s. per iI0? , g ;;it Buttlea, glill#PNWO F.~ EXTE.VSIVE 'STOCK OF A DRAPER AND TAILOR. I eteuer.. .....- By BRANCH aud'SON, On T . lft'it,r , A y next, thati.ith', and Pains 11, the 27 'ustaut, at Etc..veti o'clock rach day, at the Ilanove ouiti., 1 - y - STI P. choice and valuable S 1 °OK IN ' . ).!..: of a Din.- IL : 1 1 .1;;It ikn.l TAILOR, consigned fro an adiaoent toyiti for- - Kill«.. The Stock inch:deka great varfety of excellent su: ' verene-Broa l Cloths or the most prevailing colours, fashionably Cassitueres, Harringtons, Petetsliaios, Waistcoutings, Irish Linens,. Stc, &c., with a quantity of Rcady-made Weal iiiik Appitel.. To he viewed To-moo-Wow (Wednesday), when Catalogues' tnay he had from BI:ANCII.and SUN. .. - ...e ...,-, 0.4(..../ ,...- - _ . SALE .11V NURTON-STREXT. . By 111. v, BACH, • To-moßaew, (Wednesday,.) the 25th ins'4.lt, the Pre mises, N 0.31. Is; ortou-street, Lout I sad. ALL the. li 01/BEIiOLD I.IIIiN IT UR id GOODS; the O. •• for a respectable Encrlisi .atnilv resident in I'V A N N Z E Y:)rk, United States ofi, a';nirtuie-aged MAN - and 'his WIFE; ivittiont in retiFei. the, former as !Sutter; and the latter as lloaseknai . .od Cook, to wbota liberal wages‘vould be given. • 'l , :Or piirticulars apply why letter post paid) to D. (...;4 t the 'Liverpool Standard-ottice. j e" • .... -, ...:,.. ..,i ~_,,,., .1,