The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24 00:00:00

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DRESE.S, and .NEW.GOOIA, suited to the prestgobeasp, . ,i.wiii• :To r CAN 'cON, (with leatiri7l at Stncapo-re, but liiil l. F 4""%a ' which will , be shown on Tts.snni next., th e Vuh instal* - +.l.if: where she will wily be detain" areet; four days,) the-, . ll , • . • , at Bul t i,.trect, iverpotil... ~ --" - fine A 1 English-built Ship tHER, Captain ELLts-. -,_„"' '----For terms, 84c., apply on' board, southwest corner 'Prince's AND GENERAL 'COMMERCIAL _ADVERTISER • . .., . t -f-'.;.*c. ,- ', Dock, or to W. and J. TYREE. • pHE . Misses 'Ai'N E I L . L .s _b . eirio inforai the , ii. ./.0 .. f _ - A Liverpool and its N levy that their 61, k• •,..14 ,:I . ~,_.. ____ ___ _ _ _ -,---HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE .BLESSINGS T HEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SsioLIETT. , FAS -I lONS , will he ready fur inspection on W EDN •' • •-' To. edit on the 23th May : _ _ ___. or BA - 1 AVIA ' and LIN N; :the new Liver '. 411; 4., pool-bttilt Ship JOHN O' NT; JOHN ROBERT SON, Commander;' buithen 49 tons.—For freight or !passage, having-a most superior - poop aPitly to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. next; the 2tth instant: Bold-str&a. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1835. VoL. V.--No. 253.] [PRICE 79. To sail iti a few da . _ For BATAVIA,' SINCAPO , and LINTIN. the Liverpool-built Brig LADY HARLorrg, GEO. KEEN, Comrhander; burthe per register Ib9 tons; three years old, and sails• remarkably fast.—For freight or pas s, age apply to' Joni COCPLAND, Esq. ; Messrs. BOLD and nt.ssEL, Brokers, or to JOAN TOBIN. *alto by auction, Oat a b)2 auction. Alairo by auction. O N SUNDAY NEXT, the 2gth insie<, SERMON will s'n be preached at PAUL'S C TRCH, by the Rev. J. H. STAFFORD, and a Collection made in aid of the HACKAN'S. HEY SCHOOL. THIS DAY. WEAT. INDIES. To tail 25th 'ipignt. - • For DEMEit A R A , th+fiew BritisO)tiilt Ship .• 1 1 6. P- HESPERUS, RoBT. M`DowALL, Commander, bur .. ..... - -- then per regkter 330 tons.—For 'freight or - passage, •having an excellent cabin, apply to JOEIN GLADST E ONE and Co. Intended to sail To-niarrinii . mrning,. the '2sth instant. .4 1 E - For BARBMO - •The Barine All '. 1 11 SA, a DAVID HUTCHINS N, Master; Now loacUug east side Brunswick Dock.—For freight - or passage apply' to - 1-IEYES, LITI - I ERLAND, and Cu., Wolstenholme-square. Will clear. on Saturday. For DEM EltAltil, the fine tiripigss Ship LAURA, -• , G. E. Tonix, Master ; burth 29 tons • affording excellent accommodations for p ssengers.—!For freight passii....e apy to JOS - . JO NES and Co.. Exchange-alley West. hdendld - to sail Ist of 1 . For BARBADOS, the Sh . IGGINSON, J GILLESPY.—FOr freight or pas e 4ply to .... BARTON, lILLAM, and EIIGGINSON. .• Will sail positively on the 2 , ay. . rik r 4. For ST. THOMAS And EION .RAS, the well known itAt' known rik ANFIELD; Al, pered ancreopper _. .... fastened, having great part of er cat* engaged.— For freight or passage apply to- -Mr ..Thos. PATTERSON, 5, harlotte:street, Mancheqter: MATTHEW. CROZlitin, 13, Goree piazzaF, or to F.F.GIBES and Co., 15, Goree-piazzas. • To sail immediately. I r. For DEMERAI.A, the flue Shi OPKINSON, JOHN WHITE, Commander.— ( freight or. passage dplSly on board the vessel, \Vat on Dock, or to N ICHOI,AS WATER EiOUS El and SONS. UNITED STATES. To sail 071 the 'AStli instant. ,- Intended to be a regular Troder. For NEW YORK, the very fit i first-class NEW ' American Ship BROOKLYN, rapt. RicriAeosoN ; burthen , lso tuns; copper-fastened,And coppered this 'voyage, built of the best materials, sails.rernarkably fast, and is in every respect a very choice conveyance fur goods and pas sengers..--For freight or passage apply to Captain Ricriatinsus, ,on boatd, in the Prince's Dock, or to WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. The Captain and Consignees will nut be accountable fur any Debts contracted by the Crew. For BOSTON, the very fast-sailing ewly•coppered ~., American Skip 'MAJESTIC, Ca in SMITH • 400 s- - - tons per register, and wilt be ins iatdy despatched. 6 rir p —For freight or passage apply to the Master, on board West side Prince's DoCk; or to , WILLIAM SMITH and SON. BRITISH AMERICA. Will have immediate o`e - spiach:- i'or MONTREAL, the ie fast-sailing , 'Brig CANADIAN burthen per gister 263 tons; cop pered and copper-fastened, au in every respect a•very desirable conveyance.—For terms of freight, twly to Mr. A. P ARLANI , or to GEORGE ' HIGHFIELD. Succeeds the 'M MARY :1 - For MONTREAL, the superior lt Bri g FULMAR, Captain ARMSTRONG • 270 tons ; A 1, and in all respects a good con ey ce. Warranted first 1 Vessel. For QUEBEC, the fast-sailing coppered Barque AURORA, Captain RoALS; 360 tons; first class, and will take goods on moderate terms.—For terms of freight or passage apply on hoard, Prince's Dock, or to JOSEPH FROSTE and eo. The MARY LAING will take Goods if detained by contrar y .--, For SYDNEY and ST. ANN'S, Cape Breton, f the Schooner UNION, ALEX. MB6OVGALL, Master; ~ .I r. gi s t burthen 130 tons.—For freighVor passage apply to M‘LEOD ; gousToNs, and. Co. Who have for Sale a new SLOOP of 37 tons. . .—.—,......gi.-....i.....i.:k..—........ NEW SOUTH WALES To succeed the Oriental: For HOBART TOWN and SY DNEY,thefine Liver ,fiWk pool-built Ship RICHARD WAYKER, FIDLER, -WOK Commander; • burthen per regillgr 381 tons, sails re ,, remarkably fast, entirely rebuilt in 1831, and has en rerior accommodations fur cabin and -Steerage :Passengers. — Shippers may rely ou the above vessel being despatched about the 15th May:—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. BOLD and RusSEL, and Mr. WILLIAM BELL, Brokers; or- JOHN TOBIN. team :?.4Tabtation. WEEKLY STEAM cOiThfIiNICATION WITH FRANCE FROM HULL. For •DUNKIRK, The remarkakly fine Steam-ship CORNIJBIA, a - THOMAS WARD, Commander; Leaves HULL every WEDNusDA y Mornin and DUNKIRK every SATURDAY Evoni Cabin Fare 0 0 Deck Fare . 0 15 0 This Steamer is one of the finest and swiftest of her class, and is navigated by an experienced commander; the Cabins are fitted up in the most elegant style, and every attention paid to the comfort and convenience of Passengers. An opportunity is thus offered of visiting one of the finest towns of the North of France, and thiough which is the nearest and most direct route for Paris; also for Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, Italy, and the East of Prance. Several Coaches start daily for Paris, and there are also daily CoaL. - hes to all the principal Cities and Towns. Private Carriages and Post Horses can be hired at a very ruoderate rate. In a short time a•splendid STEAM-BOAT will be put on the line from DUNKIRK to HAvRE, to run in conjunction with the Cornubia. For freight of Goods and further particulars apply to IfECK.INGTON, WILSON, and Co., Agents, Hull; J. DE BOE and VAN BRABANT, Agents, Dunkirk; ' Or at the OFFICE of the ST. GEORGE STEAM PACKET COMPANY, Liverpool. A STEWARDESS ATTENDS THE LADIES' CABIN. Hull, April 15, 1835. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foreign Packets. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION f it t\;V C O.M PA N Y'S first-rate and superior PACK ' 4 3 , "•'*Viiim ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, • for— HA.MBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wed Ilesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ROTTEIRDAM and the RHINE, (car ing . his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday ornmg, at Seven precisely, returning every Wednesday d Saturday Morning. ANTWERP and the RHINE, wit a bag of letters from the Postoffice, every Thursday Morning, at Nine precisely, returninir every Sunday at the same hour. OSTEND, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tues ~ay.night. CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, and on and after Wed -I.kesday, the 15th of April, every Wednesday and Sunday Morn returning every Sunday and Wednesday Night. B , OULOGNE, every Thursday Morning, commencing the 1 6th of April, returning every Monday. „__BRIGHTON for D 1 EP PE, every Saturlay, returning every wednesday. Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp nations, to be made to Messrs. Da DIE and BA HN, 4, Crescent, plinories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water akle, Tower-street, Information may also be obtained from Mews, II ALL, Wharfingers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SCATES, agent, Rarnsgate; Mr. BARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Office, Brighton ; Messrs. COWIN and S A N, Foreign Newspaper 'f4ge, 30, St, Martin's-le-Grand; Mr. COLMAN, 61, Charing erns4; dr. UN DELI woon, Hamarket; at the Spread Eagle, 4 „egeti Circus, Piccadilly ; 56, and } at the Office of the Company, '4, Lombard-street. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and :.;Xeursions. - CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. `.o;terizi Steam Navigation Company, 69, Lombard -street. London. 9n 'aLE. 4" A CUTTER YACHT of eig tons, and punt, cop , 4*, per-fastened, and well found every respect. Her .' II ull may be seen at the Vitro Works, Wallasey Pool, 4 , ear Seac om e,Rz be, e., and an inventory where every information may be had about oer • 6 to pric ON SALE, The fast-sailing Pleasure- oat LEDA; 41 !.."-• Length over all, 25 feet 6 inche , breadth over all, in midships, 8 feet. She is abou 7 tons burthen ; built Oak; copper-fa s tened ; half deck , with chain cable and an chor, ald pig iron for ballast; wit a complete set of sails it ni ropes, two masts, two topmasts, boom, bowsprit, boat-book, .3 lead pomp, all corapletc.—Lying in JOSEPH EowAuns's Boat-builder, Norfolk-street, to whom application may be - "Ale, or to THOS. WOODWARD, James-street. _ _ Also, a small BOAT, 8 feet long. The fine A 1 copper-fasteneel'Brig HANNAH ; b.urthen per register 296 8 1 94 "ns; was built by a very faithful builder, under the uperintendeace of the !ktt • owner and captain, for owner's own use, and Ilehed at St. John,. New Brunsw' , about 15 months since; rerna.rkbly handsome modelled, .yess.el;, carries well, and h " 8 fast ; is well found in stores, atri her materials are of the w 1 .11 4. Liverpool manufacture; now lying in N 0.4 Graving Dock, 47re ahe.can be thoroughly examined.—For further partial ' apply to the Captain, on hoard, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 21th in , tant, at ifeidek, on the Quay; east side King's 1, 730 Boxes Me§sina LE 5, 250 Boxes Messina ORANGES, Now landing ex Adonis, front Jetsey.-LApply - to Messrs. GRA HAM and*TAYLOI:, Merchants, or , to. JAMES ADAM, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at, Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Odic Dale:.street, 898 East India Dry 164 Valparaiso Dry HIDES, 119. Pernambuco Dry Salted 27 New South Wales Dry 3900. Ditto OX HORNS, 8 Bales HARE SKINS. For further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Mr. Gibb's Warehbuse, Brid(rew -street, I About 600 Tons P A 0 L, The entire cargo per Sir Howard ouglas.—Fur particulars apply to DuNcAN Giva, Esq., or to HENRY GLYNN, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at ne o'clock, at Bateson and at:itgill's Office, Low 'astle-street, 250 TonS fine Campeachy GWOOD, Now landing ex Amity, from Lag ad.—Apply to Mesirs. RICH:II:MON and PEMBERTON, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the ?eltiitiniihnl; at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, - Ittimcmil-street, 250 Tons Campeachy LQ9rWOOD, Ex Barbudoes,lroin Laguna.--Applrto Messrs. CROSS, AN riEhsoN and Co.,' Merchants, or to • WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. THIS Dar, (Friday,) the 2-Ith instant, at Q e o'clock, at William Necett's Office, lturnfor treet, About 18 Tons LOGW D, Ex General Harcourt, from New 00 n,.—Apply to Messrs. CHARLES TA YLEUR, SoNs, and Co., Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 24th instant, at • One o'clock, at No. 9, Oldhalktreet, 150 Bags Bengal RICE, 256 Boxes CASSIA LIGNE 2700 Bags SALTPETRE, 81 Bales MUNJEET, '550 Pockets - TURMERIC, 7 Chests LAC DYE, 200 Bales HEMP, 2000 Bundles RATTANS, 125 Bags HORN TIPS, Ex Calcutta, from Calcutta.—For particulars apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. 4. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at ''Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Officerldhall-street. 160 Bags St. Domingl COFFEE. 109, Bags Cuba BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. For account of the Underwriters. On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at 0 o'clock, on the Quay, west side George's Dock, the folio mg Goods damaged by salt water, on board the Shainr c , stranded near Ram sey, on her passage hence to Westp t, 270 Mids. New York FLAXSEED t '_branded 1835, 5 Bris. Montreal POT ASHES, Now landing ex Harmony, from Isle of Man.—Apply to Mes'it.s. W. and J. THOMPSON, or Messrs. GtasoN and BROWN, Mer chants, or to DANIEL CAMPBELL, Broker. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelee o'clock, at Buchanan and'Browne's Office lidhall-street, 1 3O Tierees.Jittnaica FEE. Apply to Mesis: JOHN MULHOLLA. and Co., Merchants, Water-street, 'oe*to - 13UCIIA.NAN and BROWNE, Brokers. THURCDAY. On TfitiasoAy.next, the 30th instant at Twelve o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s'OtECe, CKapel-street, PORT WINE 143 1 11 3i o p g e s s heads ' 7 Hogsheads SHERRY-, 1 Pipe East India MADEIRA. 2 Hogsheads The whole of the above Wines were shipped by the first houses for private trade.:::—Apply to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. GItEGSON and Co., AUCTIONEERS AN COMMISSION AGENTS, East Side Queen's Dock, c ner of Kitchen street, beg to inform Captains, Merchants, d Shipowners, and all,pprsons having Ships, Materials, or ' res to dispose f, or requiring such, that they have a Sale on the first and third Friday of every month, and that a better situation cannot be found for the disposal of everydescription of property connected with Shipping. MONEY will be liberally advanced upon Property intended for immediate sale, and all Accounts settled with the owners within one week after the day of sale. GKEGSON and Co. beg to assure Gentlemen who may favour them with their commands that every exertion will be made for the profitable disposal ty . property entrusted to them, for which Mr. Gregson's long experience eminently qualifies him. GREGSON and Co. will Sell by Auction, on the Ist of May, if not previously disposed of by private contract, The fine new fast-sailing Brigantine MARGARET, A,„.. t of Liverpool, 138 tons reg i ster ; n ow lying in the 11. -- i - A . Queen's Dock. She is built of the very best materials, with butt ends, double bolted: Ole is a fast sailer, and a most des;rable vessel for any trade in which despatch is re quired. She is abundantly found in stores, and may be sent to sea immediately.—An inventory and further par 'eulars may be had of GREG SON and Co, GREGSON and Co. have orders to Se y Private Contract, an excellent HOUSE for a small a y, No. 8, South-street, Toxteth7park. It stands on 75 sq yards of Land,. and con sists of one Parlour, Kitchen, Pa . 0 , and three Bedrooms. It is held on a Lease for Life• o f a rson forty-six years of age, and for twenty-one years after e decease of , that life. the House is Let for £l5 per annum.—Orders for Viewing the House-may be had of GREGSON and Co. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COOPER'S-ROW, 'By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY nest, the 28th instant, at Otie o'clock, at the Cla reudon-rooms, South John-street; Liverpool, ALL that convenient WARE a L 'SE, Ste. situate on the north side of Cooper's-row nd south-east corner of Brooks'-square, in Liverpool, ;lining in front to Cooper's row 27 feet 5 inches, to Brooks -square 16 feet 'lO inches, at the east side 17 feet, and in breadth at the back 28 feet 6 inches. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are now let to good tenants, and, from their contiguity to the Dock, New Custom-house, &c. are a very desirable Property. , Particulars may be 'had on application to Mr. JAcksoN. 22, Canning-place, or 30, Pool-lane ; to Mr. BEAMONT, Solicitor, Warrington; or to Messrs. T. WINSTA N LEY and SONS, Church-street, Liverpool. .. ... . . . .. . . . SALE OF FURNITURE, WELLINGTON,ROAD. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDAY next, the 29th 'instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Wellington-road, near the Pot teriet, . nri }I HE remaining useful OUS OLD FURNITURE, J. Eigtit-day Clock, .smalleopper Brewing Pan, and other Effects of a Lady deteasei , comprising Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, with - Morine 'and Printed Calico Hangings, Feather 'Beds,.Painted'ehainber . Articles, Moriue and Printed Calico Winuow Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Fenders and Fire-irons, Mahogany Chairs, Dining and Card Tables, Sideboard, Chesti of DraWers, the Kitchen Requisites, and other useful . Articles. To - be viewed on Tuesday next; the 281 h, when Catalogues may be had on the Prethises, and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTA N LEY and SONS, Church-street. N.B.—The HOUSE; with Fixtures complete, to be LET. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. • By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On THuitsnAy, the 7th day of May next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Lot 1. A LL that FIELD, situate on th west side of and fronting Netherfieid-lane Nor , in Everton, and on the east side of and fronting the ew Boundary-street, known by the name of the Bic. .NET KFIELO, containing 3 acres, or thereabouts, bounded on t tomb by a Field belong ing to Seacombe Ellison, Esq., and on the south by a Field be longing to John Cropper, Esq. 2. All that FIELD, situate on the east side of and fronting to Scotland or Kirkdale-road, and on the west side of and front ing to the New Boundary-street, containing 1 acre and 30 perches, or thereabouts, being the second field to the north ward of Bostock-street, and bounded on the south by a field be longing to the Earl of Derby: 3, All that FIELD, known by the name of the HONG FIELD, situate on the 'east side of and fronting to Breckfield-road or lane, in Everton, and being immediately opposite to St. Do mingo Pit, containing 1 acre, 3 roods, and 19 perches, or there abouts, bounded tllO the north and south sides severally by Land belonging to Bamber Gascoyne, Esq. 4. All that valuable Plot of BUILDING LAND, situate on the east side of Vauxhall-road, and extending from thence to Limekiln-lane, and being iu front to Limekiln-lane and Vauxhall-road severally 45 yards, or thereabouts, aod contain ing in the whole 16,000 square yards, or thereaboutOanded on the North by Land belongiug Richard HaughteWtsq., and on the south in part by the Windmill and Premises`a Mr. An thony Myers. All the Property is Freehold. For further particulars apply to Mr. MAiybst.Er, Solicitor, Ditran's-lane. Lord-street, Liverpool. _ By Mr. COGLAN, THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at .T,Wo o'clfrk in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, Soothjohn-street, Li verpool, - APIECE of LAND, with the SHOP, WAREHOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, and, STABLE erected thereon, situate on the south-east side o i I Liver 7 street and north-east side of Pownall-street, in Live •i a 01, bound e d' on the north-east in part by a Public-house, an n other p ar t by a common pas sage of 3 feet 6 inches wide, an on the south-east by a another Common passage, 'Containing ; in ,front to, Liver-street 16 feet 10 inches, and to the front of Pownall-street 83 feet,,and being in depth on the north-east side, in an irregtilar line, 80 feet 11 inches, and on the soutk-east side 31 feet 10 inches. Also, a'Stnall Piece of LAND, situate on th e northeast side of the said Common .passage of 3 feet 6 - inches wide, being in front thereto about 7 feet 4 inches, and in d e pth on le north- West side 4 feet, and on the southeast side 3 feet 6 inches. The Tennre is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for Three good Lives and Twenty-one Years. The situation, being .in the immediate vicinity . of the New Customhouse is most eligible, and r apidly i ncreasing i n va l ue. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. WttxiNsoN and CHRISTIAN, • Solicitors, l• enwick-street, Li verpool. , By Mr. COGLAN, On FRIDAY, the Ist of May next, at Two o'clock in tho after noon; at the Clarendon-rooms, South John -street, Liverpool, in one or more lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, bu order of the Mortgagee , A PIgCE of LAND, with Nine DWELLING-HOUSES AL. erected thereon, situate on the east side of Sussex-street and south side of Devonshire-street, in Toxteth-park, near Li verpool, containing in front to Devonshire-street a.fnrei-ai , l 118 feet 9.inches, and sit the back thereof 117 feet 9 inche§, and con taining in front to Sussex •street and on the emit side severally 30 feet or thereabouts. Also, a Piece of LAND, with six DA LING-HOUSES erected thereon, situate on the east side f Sussex-street afore said, and on the west side of Luke-street, in Toxteth-park, con taining in front to Sussex-Street 43 feet 10 inches, and in front to Luke-street, in an oblique line, 45 feet 6 inches, and extend; ing in depth on the s.arth side of the said .Land freni Sussexl street toLuke-street 101 feet 11 itiche4; Mid on the north side thereof 92 feet 9 inches. Also, a Piece of LAND, with the three DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected, situated on the north side of War wick-street, in Toxteth-park, containing in front to Warwick street and at the back severally 16) yards, and extending in depth backwards, on both sides severally (including one-half of a back passage of 4 feet wide), 19 yards. The whole of the Property is Freehold of Inheritance. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick,street, Liver pool. By ol der of the Devisees in Trust. On WEDNESDAY, the 6th of May next, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then peoduced, Lot L ALL that'Freehold Piece ok arcel of LAND, situ ate and being on the west side of Blair-street, in Harrington, within Toxteth-park, near Liverpool aforesaid, with th e IIESSUACE or DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE MISES thereon erected, containing in front to Blair -street aforesaid 37 feet, and running iu depth along Parliament -street 93 feet 6% inches, and on the west side thereof 57 feet 3 inches, and then running eastward along a common passage of 3 feet 6 inches wide 40 feet 6% inches, then northward 18 feet '2 inches, and then to Blair-street aforesaid 52 feet 7 inches, be the se veral dimensions thereof a little more or less. ••• y• ••••••••• E All that SEAT or PEW, numbered 65, situate in the Body or lotver "part of St. Jarnei's Church, in Toxteth-park aforesaid, containing in length 6. feet or thereabouts, and in breadth 4 feet 1 inch or thereabouts, subject to a ground rent of 155., payable half-yearly. Also, One £lOO SHARE and Six £25 SHARES in the Liverpool and Manchester Rail xav Company. For further particulars apply to 'Messrs. DEANE and 'lnLim, Solicitors, Harrington-chambers, North John-street, Liverpool. On THUICSI)AIr, the '7th day of May next, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-stieet, sub jectt fo such conditi ons as w ill Olen be duced, ALL that excellent MESSUA or DWELLING HOUSE, situated, an d num ed 30, on the north side of Great George-square, Liverpool, in the occupation of Mrs. Nettleship, as tenant. The Tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver pool, for three lives and 21 years, subject to the usual ground rent. Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. J FORTUNE, Solicitor, 1, King-street, Liverpool. On SATURDAY, the 9th May next, at One o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, Liver pool, subject to such conditions of sal as will be then and there koduced, .. Lot I. 1.1. those two MESS ES or DWELLING. HOUSES, with the ardens, vacant piece of Land, and other Appurtenances thereto adjoining and belong ing, situate and being on the east side of the Street or Road, in Toxteth-park, called "The Elms," one of which Houses is now in the occupation of • Mr. Strickland, and the other is at present untenanted. 2.—A1l those two other MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, (adjoining to the before-Mentioned Premises.) one of which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is untenanted. These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate in the most eligible part of Tokteih-park. The Houses are very, commodious, - and were recently and su b s t ant i a lly b u il t , are' fitted up with every convenience, and are well adapted for the residences of Families of respectability. For further particulars apply to Messis.lowN ins and ROBIN SON, Solicitors, Liverpool, who will direct a proper person to show the Premises; or to Messrs. RowsoN and Citoss, Prescot. ELIGIBLE INf - ESTMENT. On THuttsnsr, the 14th of May next, at Five o'clock itt the Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the RoVal Hotel, in Prescot, (if not disposed of in the mean time by Private Treaty,) in one Lot, of more, as may be agreed upo and subject to such conditions of sale as will be then pro ced, ripH E FEE-SIMPLE and IN H ' ITANCE of and in all _IL that compact and very desir ESTATE, called "The Hanging Bridge gstate," situat in Sutton, in the county of Lancaster, and consisting of a substantial, commodious, and modern-built Messuage, with Stabling for five Horses, Ship.- pons for eight Cows, Coach-house, Barn, and other convenient Outbuildings, large Garden ) well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, and seVeial Closes of Land thereto adjoining, and con taining in the whole 48 acres ) 2 roods, and 31 perches of statute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Mrs. Robinson. _ . The House is pleasantly situated, in good repair, and well adapted for the Residence of a respectable Family, The Land is in a high state of cultivation; there is Stone of a very supe rior quality under the Estate, and a Quarry is now open. The poor and other rates within the township are low. 'Phis Property is situated Within half a mile of the Liverpool and Blanchester Railway, and also of the public turnpike road from Prescot to Warrington, and is within two miles of the town of Prescot, and about the same distance from St. Helen's. So desirable an investment is rarely offered to the Public. The House may be viewed on application to Mrs. Robinson, on the Premises, who will also direct a proper person to show the .Estate; and for further particulars, or to' treat for the pur chase of the Property by Private Treaty, application .may be made to Mr. RoiliNson, of Peasly Cross, near to St. Helen's, or to Messrs. RowsoN and CROSS, Solicitors, Prescot, at *hose Office a Plan of the Estate may be seen. . „ , , •c„ k ;• - ' ; en *ale. Five Hundred Barrels, Crown 'Brand,. HERRINGS, just arrived from Wi c k, fit f portation. Also, a few Mids. of Pic SALMON. WLEOD, HOUSTON, and Co., Mersey-street. American PINE TIMBER and DEALS; Honduras and St. Domingo MAHOGANY; MAD Baltic TIMBER and DEALS ' Turkey BOXWOOD; Quebec 0 r, &c. PORT, SHERRY, .and MAD ' A WINE, Of very superior quality, in Pipes, H s. and Quarter Casks. Apply to BRERETOII, JONES and Co. Who have to LE; on moderate terms, a good Family HOUSE and a COUN FING-HOUSE, in Jordan-street. CONSTANTLY ON SALE, Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DR 6 Yed SALTED OX HIDES, of heavy and Hut weights, in quality equal to any ever imported the River Plate ; the Salted Hides being free from ilesh and salt, well trimmed, and invariably without injury from heat—Apply to Gao. BARKER and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. SOCIETY FOR THE RESTORATION OF HEALTH. TAARVEY'S VEGETABLE ANTI-DRASTIC PILL is .11 fast superseding every other aperient and stomachic me dicine. Its success has been most decided in Indigestion, ob stinate and habitual Costiveness, Bilious and Nervous Head ache, Giddiness, or Overflow of Blood to the Head, Rheumatic Fever, Liver Complaints, and all disorders incident to the Stomach and Bowels. In Complaints peewliar to Females and Children, these Pills will be found one of the best and most effectual remedial agents that can be used ; they may be taken by the most delicate females and chit/fen with perfect safety. As a Family Medicine, to keep in the house for all primary symptoms of indisposition, they stand unrivalled. No confine ment or change of diet requisite. Price Is. lid., 2:s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per box. HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, in Nervous Affections, Loss of Appetite, Languor, and Debility, arising from illn ess , ear ly imp ru d enc e, exce sses , res id ence i n t ro pi ca l climates, seminal weakness, sedentary habits, &c., is infallible. To young and elderly females it affords relief and support, that no other tonic has given; it mitigates, often totally prevents, sea-sickness. All persons of sedentary habits and tradesmen much confined to their shops will find a table spoonful taken one hour before dinner of the greatest service. Price 4s. 6d. and Ils. per bottle. HARVEY'S EMBROCATION effectually and speedily cures Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, and Glandular Swellings, and restores Relaxed Muscles to their tone. Price 2s. 9d. Irer bottle. HARVEY'S LOTION OF BBi k kUTY removes Pimples, Freckles, Eruptions, and all Cotanams Disorders of the Face and Neck, cures Chapped Hands, postpones Wrinkles, pre , serves the Compl ex i on t o a great age, and, used 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 fearleNiy assert that HARVEY'S ANTI-DRASTIC PILL has no eqtfal in this country. It is not only in some degree superseding- other Fa mily Medicines, but many distinguished Physicians are con stantly recommening the formula to their patients as being the safest aperient pill made known."—Oracle of Health for Jan. 29th. a weekl ) , medical journal. HARVEI 'S VALUABLE MEDICINES are Sold Whole sale, by J. Bodrlington, Resident Director to the Society fiSr the Restoration of Health, 90, Charlotte-street, Rathhone-place, London • C. Ms wiroon, 20, S ou th J o hn- s t ree t, ne ar th e N ew Customhouse,.i Priestley. Aspinall, J. D. Butler, Scholefield, Fisher, Wagstaff, Swift, Hobson, and Lloyd, Liverpool; Scowcroft,. Bolton. •v. 4. e SPLENDID SPECIMENS OF ITALIAN ART. 11 TESSRS. BRANCH and SON respectfully announce to _all the 'admirers of the Arts, that they have received direc tions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Hanover Rooms, on TU§SDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o' CI:, a small but particularly choice. Collection of 11'AL' SCULPTURE, consisting of six elaborately carved an iighly-finished Models of the underinentioned celebrated Edifi s, viz. :=The Pantheon at Rome, the Piazza at Pisa, the Cathedral of Pisa, the Church della Spina at Pisa, the Parthenon at. Athens, and a larger Model of the Piazza of Pisa. The above are of the most exqui site workmanshiN and of pure white Alabaster. To be viewed on Monday next, the 27th, on applicatiBdto BrisNcli and SON, . CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. ne4 ..,,,i. inform --- 1,1 , --. Ti v rß. WITNEY begs to the P lc that the SALE lof the very extensive Stock of C ',Nand EARTHEN WARE, ou the Premises, 49, Ha i ei-street, WILL BK CON TINUED THIS DAY, as usual; and n MONDAY he will com mence selling, in the Morning, at Eleven o'clock and in the Evening at Six o'clock, that part of the Stock excluxively which is suitable hr all the ptirposes of domestiC . Use, such as common Jugs and Mugs. Bowls, Plates, Dishes, &c. Scc. ; these, of all sorts, will be offered in quantities suitable for both Dealers and Housekeepers . . . . To be viewed and Catalogues had on tbe mornings of sale. - By Mr..SYERS,. On MoNnAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock in the Af ternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver pool, subject to such conditions as will be then and there pro duced, ALL those Two SEATS or PEWS; being one a Front S e at and the other a South Back Seat, situate and being in the &with Gallery of the Parish • Church cf:Rfr: Verka, in Liver noel,- the said Frint Seat containing- nett in length and 4 feet 6 inches in breadth, and the said BaK Seat 7 in length and 2 feet 3 inches in breadth, in the respective possessions of Thus. Christian, Esq., arid Mrs. Ball. These Seats are Freehold of - Inheritance and free from ground rent. For furth,r particulars apply at the Oflice of Mr. GEORGE ASVINA LL, So!lcitor, 12, Exchange-alley Noith, Liverpool. aantrb. VTANTED, a WAREHOUSEM ,who perfectly under ,' stands the Wine and Spirit mess in all its brandies, and can have a satisfactory char er as to ability, honeity, sobriety, &c.—Apply at the Standard-nffice. WANTED, by a Youn_r , Man, twenty,f6ur years of age, a 'SITUATION in a-Bonded Te yWarehouse, as Head 'Warehouseman. The Advertiser is most respectabllconnected, and can give the most satisfactory references, having been engaged confi dentially for upwards of six years in one of the most respect able houses ip Liverpool. Address, post paid, F. H., at the Standard-office. PARTNER WANTED, A RBSPECTAlniliercaniiiedouse n the Continent, ,t 1 intending. to establish a Branch in is Town, is desirous of meeting with a respectable Person PARTNER, who is at present engaged i n a Fi rs t- ra t e C c e rn, and well acquainted with Mercantile Transactions. An active, industrious Person, with good connexions. would only be required to have at com mand a capital of £2,ol)—Applications, containing References and stating full particulars, to be addressed to A. 13. C., at the Standard - Office. . . . PARTNERSHIP. . in A N opening has t a k en pl ac e in a extensive Home and 211 Foreign Commi ss i o n H ouse i iverpOol for a PART NER willing to take an a c ti ve sh in the Business, and pos sessing an adequate prop or ti on o f apital, say from £5,000 to £1.0,000. .. Applications, by letter only, stating full particulars, to be addressed to Messrs. RADCLIFFE and DUNCAN, Solicitors, Li verpool. Letters to be post-p iid. MAN-SERVAN . . • AGENTLEMAN wishes, to proc re for a Servant, who has lived in his family some year , a situation as BUTLER or as general MAN-BERV AN either of which capacities he will be found a very great apvisiiion, as the highest recom mendations can be. given by the Advertiser.—Apply to J. U., Ak the STANDAnu-oFFic*, „ Eo bt .jLet. MO be LET, with e possession, a convenient JL FAMILY pousg Coach-house, Stables; a nd Servant's Cottage, situated at. dge-hill. Apply at the Standard-office, 110 be LET, with possession on the let day of May next, the STEAM CORN MILL • sate ou the Banks of the River Mersey, at Runcorn, at ) i eut in the occupation of Messrs. I'. A. and J. Frost.—For lather particulars apply to Mr. JOSEPIUMOULSDAI:E, Runcorn, or to Tuomas CairoK and SON, Accountants, 19, Exchange -street East, Liverpool. Ch TO be LET, in. Rumford-place, Ch -street, first-rate OFFICES, suitable for Brokers ( others, having north ern and eastern aspects. Also, the FFICES and WARE HOUSE now occupied by Messrs. J. Hobson and Sons; and large WAREHOUSE-ROAMS .and. VA,ULTS, Bonded or . Free,.—Apply to Mi.. La'GßAlittikc Iturnford:place. MEDITERRANEAN AND LEVANT STEAIII-PACKET COMPANY (C4unYING MAILS,) Under the special Patronage of the Greek.Gocernment, and railing under a British ag. C4PIT AL, £1 ,000, IN EIGHT THOUSAND SHARES OF £l2. 10s. EAUH. WRIGHT, Esq. TORS. Edward Blount, Esq. Samuel Roberts, Esq. GeOrge Cochrane, Lsq. Jacob Salvador, Esq. \Villiaw W. Mansell, Esq. Henry J. Da Silva, Esq. Anthony Rich, Esq., Jun. AUDITORS. Harry Barrett, Esq. I George Brown, Esq. BANKERS. Messrs. Wright and Co. Messrs. Lafitte, Blount, and Co., Paris. SOLICITORs. ChAirman.—Joll. DIREI Messrs. Oliverson, Denby, and Ladie. THE rising importance of the kingdom of Greece as a member of the European States cannot fail to have at tracted the observation of men of enlightened minds • it is, therefore, 'considered that an enterprise which is calcufated to promote the means of intercourse between that interesting Country and the other parts of the Civilized World will meet due encouragement. If we consider the capabilities Greece possesses by the fer tility of its soil, by its, large and magnificent seaports, and by the industry of its inhabitants, it may naturally be concluded . that she will again rapidly rise to opulence, and to au important position in the scale of nations, if only proper means are adopted to render the Passage to that Country as short as possible from the Ports of England, France, and. Italy. In order to afford the most desirable communication, it is proposed to establish a Line of Steam-packets, making the Port of the Piraeus (Athens) the centre of the Line. One Line of Packets to leave Marseilles, touching at Genoa, Leghorn, Naples', and Malta, at which latter place another Line of Pac kets will meet the former and proceed to Athens, and from thence, touching at the various Islands of the Archipelago and Smyrna, to Constantinople. Thus a person embarking at Mar seilles will reach Maita in five days, visiting the intermediate Ports of Italy, and remaining at each six hours. On the eighth day he will arrive at Athens, and three days afterwards at Con stantinople, making the whole journey in eleven days. • By the above arrangement au entire communication will be completed through France, between England and the principal Ports of the Mediterranean, as well as with the British Possessions of India, as a Government Steam-boat runs regularly, between Malta and Alexandria. The above Plan has been entered upon under the sanction of his Majesty King Ottiu and his Government, and has received their warmest approbation and encouragement. They have in consequence granted to Mr. GEORGE COCHRANE, who has been some years in their service, the piivilege of running, Steam vessels between the Port of Piraeus and the Ports and Places above-mentioned, exempt from Harbour Dues its the Greek Ports for twelve years, which will give great advantage to thy Com pany. The Greek Government have stipulated with the Contractor, Mr. G. Cochrane, to use on their part every endeavour to pro cure the abolition or reduction in his favour of the Port-dues in Malta, Naples, Genoa, Le!horn, &c., which, if accomplished, would, in the Italian States alone, cause a further reduction in the estimated expenditure. \His Majesty's Government, with that consideration it always entertains fur the promotion of legi timate enterprise, has given reason to hope, byte communication made to the Directors, that the Port-dues of Malta will be con ceded. The French Government have also entertained the question relative to the carrying of their Mails, and have it now under theircousiderati o n. Besides these advantages, the Greek Government pay the C o ntra c t o r an annual sum fur die carriage of their Mail. Possessed of this Valuable grant, Mr. Cochrane and the above-- named Gentlemen invite the attention of Capitalists to it as a mode of a secure and profitable investment, and, therefore, con fidently propose that a Company should be foiined with a Capi tal of £lOO,OOO, divided into 8,000 Shares of El 2. 10s. each, an Instalment of £2. 10s. per Share being payable on Tuesday, May sth ; a second of £2. 10s. two Months after the issuing. of the Certificates; and a third Instalment of £2 three Months after the said issue, The Directors will have the entire control of the affairs of the Establishment, subject to the sanction of the first General Meet ing of the Shareholders, and will appoint all Agents, Captains. and other Officers, enter iuto Contracts for the pnrchase of Steam-packets, &c., conclude an arrangement with Mr. George Cochrane relative to his grant, and fur the continuance of his services as resident Director of the Company at Athens. The Property of the Company to be, invested in the names of Trustees selected from amon g st the Directors. Each Director shall hold not less than Fifty Shares. The Accounts of the Company shall be audited half-yearly. At all General Meetings each Proprietor shall be entitled to vote ac cordirw to the number of his Shares, Five Shares giving One Vote (but no Shareholder shall be at liberty to give more than Five Votes ,• and at the Annual General Meeting the whole concerns of the Company will be submitted to the Shareholders. The contract between the Greek Government and Mr. CocriamsE, in the original, as well as translated, may be seen at the temporary Office of the Company, No. 7, Angel Court, Throgniorton Street, as well as all documents connected with the undertaking. Applications for shares, post paid, to be made at the Office, addressed to the Directors, until the 21 May, inclusive. NEAR ROCK VIEW ) BOOTLE, NEAR L VERPOOL. PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOU.' ' GENTLEMEN UNDER TEN YEARS 0 . AGE. MRS. LEDWARD begs to infori er Friends and the Public that she has Opened ' the above Situation a PREPARATORY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, and hopes, by attention to their Studies and Murals, to merit a share of the ptihlic patropage. Terms moderate, . MONEY. 10 EVEIIAL small SUMS ale read • o b e a d vance d on approved Mortgage Securities For particulars apply to Tilos. HARGREAVES, jun., Solicitor, 33, Tarieton-street. EVERTON SUBSCRIPTION BOVNG GREEN. MBE .MEMBERS are informed that e GREEN will be JL REOPENED on WEDNESDAY next, the 29th instant. exerted on his part THOMAS LONGWORTEI, ARCHITECT, LAN and Bett.u- ING. SUl:vcyolt, in being able again to resu e his business, correctness. begs to return his best acknowledgments to hi riends and the / a d s e s a i v d o u n it r y b i e a i n n d g Public for past favours; he respectfully sol is a continuance, May-place, Mount-pleasant. withto merit the themass assurance a tt n y e . p e r p evertt n e s e s n, l _ .! .aR TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I le r rBEG respectfully to offer m_self as aCA HDATE for the Vacant Office of PEI YSICIAN to r valuable Cha rity, and have to assure you that, if tionqure with the appoint ment, no exertions .shall he ‘rantin4 on my part faithfully to discharge the important duties of the Situation. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble Servant. J. D. MACKENZIE, M.D., Graduate of the University of Edinburgh. Slater-Wee, April llilt, 1835. NEW REFERENCE OFFICE, No. 15, .CLARENCE • - STREET, LIVERPOOLfy . A WIDOW LADY respectfully infamy - the Ladies and _Li Gentlemen of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she has OPENED an ESTABLISHMENT as above, to the inanage ment of which evely attention will be devoted; and in the event of dishonest conduct on the part of Servants, communi cations to that effect by the Employer will effectually preclude the Servant so acting from again obtaining a Situation from this Office. These and other regulations will, it is hoped ; have a beneficial effect on Servants generally, and merit the patron age of the public. Applicants from the country may depend upon the Character. being strictly inquired into. Respectable Servants suited with Situations at this Office. ileferencesof respectability will be given by J AMES A 'SPIN ALL, Esq., Mayor of Liverpool. All communications to be post paid. LIVERPOOL FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The MAYOR, Patron. rz4 l,2's rirtHE SHOW of - AI3IICCI , PL 'TS, VEGETA LAS _l. BLES, &c., will take place on WED • SDAY nest, the 29th instant, at • th e C OHN E XCHAN GE, swick-street, when Ladies and G en tl emen (Non-Subscri X m s) will be admitted be tween the hours of Two and Four o'clock, on payment of 3s. each; awl the Public generally will be admitted between the hours of Four and Five o'clock, on payment of Is. each. Sub scriptions will be received and Tickets obtained at Messrs. CUNNINGHAM'S, SKIRVING'S, and WHALLEY'S, Seedsmen ; at Messrs. Russ and NIGHTINGALE'S, Lord-street; and at J. and J. MAWDSLEY'S, CaSlle-StreCl. Non-Subscribers' desirous of Showing Flowers, Fruits, &c., will be admitted to do so, on paving 3s. entrance. The other two Shows will be on the 27th May, for Tulips, and on the 29th July, for Carnations. • CHARLES - HORSFALL. Chairman. Annual Subscription, 12a.—Ladies' Extra Tickets, Is. 6d. each. erabt anb ftlaiittfactitrEO. MIDWARD HOWO WM' and C o . res fully announce to their Friends and the Public their nternion of OPEN ING their Premises, No. 84 Bor.') 'R?ET, VG'-eduestiav the 22d instant, with a New Stock of .Itich FashionabkSlL MERCERY and LINEN DRAPERY GOODS, seleCted 'with the greatest care and attention. 81, Bold-street, April 16, 1E63. SPLENDID SPRING FASHIONS, AT No. 13, CHURCH -STREET, EXACTLY OPPOSITE THE CHURCH. • WILSON and EYTON, beg respectfu y.to inform •the In habitants of Liverpool and its V . ,nity that they have just received from the London and other larkets a large supply of Choice GOODS, of the newest an , m -elegant -egant - descrip tions, suitable for the present Sc e o n; . consisting of .Rich Figured-end Plain Ducapes, Satins; ros de Naples, and other Silks, British and French Printed :'S' uslins, of the..newest de signs i Superb Shawls, Parasols, gibbons, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. to which the lowest possible prices have been affixed, an early inspection of which they respectfully solicit. N.B..—W. and E. beg particularly to direct the attention of the Public to. their Stock of Grass Bleached littsn LINENS, which being Manufactured from the Patent Mill Spun Yarn, can be confidently recommended for durability. 1) W. CRAWFORD takes this opportunity of returning 11.• his best thanks to the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity for the kind patronage he has experienced since his commencement in business, and respectfully begs to call their attention to his present Fashionable and well-assorted.STOCK of UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS, comprising all the Lon don and Parisia4 Novelties of th e seas H av in g ever y Article Manufactured on his own Premi s, he can answer fur their quality. R. C. conceives that the Pub c have been sufficiently gulled with unprecedented bargains,,bankrupte stocks, ruinous sacrifices, and cheaper than over puffs, not to be aware of the advantages of dealing with the real Manufacturer, whose credit rests on the description of Article with which he supplies . ' his customers, and who would nOt compromise his respectability by resorting to such mean praetices to entrap customers. Umbrellas and Parasols of every description made to order, covered, and repaired, &c. Chinese Parasol Handles handsomely mounted. Every description of Opera and Dress Canes, Sword Canes, Sticks, &c. 89, Bold-street, Two Doors from Corieert-street. TO BUYERS OF SILKS, PRINTED MUSLINS, AND PARASOLS. r-rillE Proprietor of the COMI 3 I'ON MOUSE ESTAB -1 LISH MENT has effected in London, within the last few days, an extensive purchase of no common-place occurrence, in the Articles of SILKS, PRINTED MUSLINS, and PA RASOLS: The. SILKS, 75 lengths. containing4pwards of 6,500 yards, combining every new and fashionabl shade of colour, was the property of a celebrated Spit a Vi s Handloont Weaver, one t r of those unfortunate Manufacturer , who, having, from time to time, sustained considerable Losses from the competition which the use of steam in this branch of manufacture has caused, and after many years struggling against the inroads it made on the employment of the indu s trious Ilandloom Weaver, was at length obliged to 'yield to its predominance, and waness the sa crifice of his property by the assignees to the estate for the ge neral benefit of his Creditors. These Silks (at the smallest calculation of the most experienced judges) cost manufacturing 2s. 9d. per yard. The Choice of which will be offered at 2s. I &d. PRINTED MUSLINS, the greater portion being the de signs and execution of the celebrated Lyddyardo outvying both in taste and elegance the production of any other ,Artist. A large selection at 4s. 101 d. per dress of Eight Yards, full Chintz, fast colours. PARASOLS, the largest quantity arid greatest variety ever submitted to public inspection, will hie found at nearly one half the price of last season, from the circumstance of their having been purchased in the mouth of January last from uneedy ma nufacturer by a Wholesale Warehouseman in the city of Lon ,don, and who has now himself been compelled through a reverse of circumstances to make a considerable sacrifice in order to turn the whole Lot into Cash immediate/ 4 y. , • COMPTON HOUSE, 27, LYON'S NE \V . Patent PIANO 7 FORTES, with METALLIC PLATES and DOUBLE GUARDS. These first-rate Instruments are particularly valuable . to ri per sons in the Cot-NTv and for L ' ORTATION, as they require Much less TONING and r y their PITCH better than any other Piano Fortei. Their tr °CND BoAßos possess in , creased powers of vibration, and the immense STRENGTH (if their construction renders any derangement almost an impossi bility. The first Piano Forte manufactured on this plan was purchased last jut.v, by Mr: Tutton (Secretary to the Socielv of British Mnsicians), and that Instrument has not fallen the eighth part of a note in pitch since that time. MANUFACIVRY PAIS A U•STREICT, ST. MA It Y LRBONE, LONDON. Prices from o i rty to forty-eight guineas. Orders punctually executed. • SHADOCK MARMALADE IN JARS, 3s. AND -Is, Cid. rirlHE GRAPE SHADOCK, or ItORI3IDDEN FRUIT, 1 on Sale at MIDDLEWOOD'S, is, the finest ever import ed ;it has been in many instances referred to Pines for Desserts, and, as a Preserve o i rtarmalade, it i s super i or to every other Fruit, . . J. M. will have a supply for great part of the Summer; he has also received a quantity of the best Bunch MUSCATELLS, in Boxes, (halves and 9uarters,) which will be Sold at very Re duced Prices. Also, I. IGS and FRENCH PLUMS, St. MI CHAELS and MESSINA ORANGES, LEMONS, &c. N.B.—J. M. begs respectfully to.acknoviledge the kind pre ference given his BOTANIC OIL, for Cleansiug and Promot ing the Growth of the Human Hair, also the VEGETABLE OIL SOAP. Botanic Oil is 2 5., s. fid., and ss. Vegetable Oil Soap Is. per Square. Fruit IVarehouse and Botanic Oil Manufactory, IS, Parker-street, Clayton-square:. INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD f rom th e P or t of LIVERPOOL are informed by S. W. SI Lviiat and CO., Of Nos. 9 and 10,r111LL, LONDON, that they may procure the v ole or any part of an OUTFIT, (from the coarsest to th finest quality. of Goods known, in cluding Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch Howe, Nos. , I and 5, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT SOUTH, • LIVERPOOL, - • At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. - Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship erailing Information, &c. SOUTH LANCASHIRE, 2 • A T a MEETING of the GENTRY, CLERGY, FREE : _CIL HOLDERS, and other Inhabitants of the SOUTH ERN DIVISION of the County of LANCASTER, held oni the 23d day of April, 1835, at Newton, J. RIDGWAY, Esq.,. i The following PETITION§ to Houses of Parliament. were unanimously_ greed to s--s To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, The humble Petition of the undersigned Gentry, Clergy, Free holders, and other Inhabitants of the Southern Division of the County of Lancaster Sheweth,—That your Petitioners, being flanly attached to the Constitution of these Realms in Church and State; and duly sensible how far their individual prosperity depends - upon the tranquillity and well-being of the Country at large, have watched with feelings of disgust and alarm the reiterated and hitherto successful attempts of - factious and disloyal per sons to interrupt the payment of Tithes and other lawful dues to : the Established Church of England ,and Ireland throughout the ,latter Kingdom; and especially to accomplish by legislative enactment the diversion of the property of the Church to pur poses other than ecclesiastical. - Feeling moreover that the Established Church, in addition to the innumerable blessings which it affords to those within its pale. furnishes at once support -and protection to other profess ing Christian Communities in the general spread of religion, your Petitiouers earnestly desire the eateusion of its influence in the Sister Kingdom, 'They look therefore withanxiety and sorrow upon the great and undeserved sufferings of their perse cuted brethren the Protestants of Ireland. arid they implore your right honourable House not to add to the distresses of a body so loyal, so industrious, and in every way so ,meritorious,. by appropriating to a purpoSe of questionable utility . a presumed surplus of the Revenues of the Church, to be obtained only be narrowing the circle of its operations and diminishing ttio number of its Ministers: Reflecting likewise with ad:oiration and gratitude upon the large bequests which have been made from time to time by pious and benevolent persons, for religious and charitable tiiiipoies, your Petitioners would respectfully press upon your Right Ho nourable lieuse the policy as well as justice of adhering strictly to the laws affecting the rights of property; feariug, as they do, -lest any breach of [lust on the part of the. Legislelture should choke up for the future such sources of benefit to the column nity. Above all, being well assured that these attempts to persuade your honourable House to thwart the growth ot the Church in Ireland, and to trample upon the feelings of its members, are not only the prelude to an attack upon the whole of the Church Establishment, but also an attempt to sever the Legislative Union between the two countries, your Petitioners entreat that the authority of Parliameut may be exerted " to maintain .the Established Church in Ireland in possession of its pro perty," thalthe vit Went attacks of its enemies may be repressed; and that, on the other hand, your right honourable House, with that.exalted firmness that has always distinguished your councils, will duly provide that those who minister at the altar may continue to live by the altar,,and that the Church of our Fathers, which has hitherto, by (;ad's blessing, rendered this nation conspicuous throughout the. world for the practice of piety and virtue, may be preserved inviolate and unprofaned to our children: And your PetitiOners will ever pray, &c. To, the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and Ire land in Parliament assembled, • . . The humble Petition of the undersigned .Gentry, Clergy, Free holders, and other Inhabitants of the Southern Division of the County of Laneaster, SHEWETH, That your Petitioners most anxiously intreat. your Hon, House in behalf of the Established Church of England and Ireland, and more especially of that part of it situate in the latter country, That von will be pleased to maintain:and perpetuate it in all its sacred and ancient privilege's as a vital portion of the con stitution of these realms, as well ;as of the solemn compact whereby the union of the two islands has been cemented in bonds not more indissoluble than the incorporate existeuce of that Church in connexion with the State. : That your Petitioners have remarked with feelings, of indigs nation and alarm the virulent and . malignant,. persecution whereby the Church has beensassailed ) .more particularly ,in. Ireland, and its Ministers reviled, insulted, lobbed, and even murdered; and they have observed with admiration and coup passion the Christian tottilude .which these ministers have exhibited in enduring their wrongs, witnessing the piivatiuns and distresses of, their bereaved families, "taking joyfully the spoiling of their goods," rather than betraying the holy and importaut trust committed to theirseare,. or their food and ' faithful allegiance to the treaty with Great Britain. . That so far from recognizing inibis their enduring submits. sion a plea for their exposure to farther spoliation and oppres sion, or for the withdrawal of the protecting ;alliance of the state,. your petitioners conceive that every feeling of bottom., of interest, of commiseration, of justice, and of sound policy de mands that they should be relieved, eucouraged, defended, and taken to the closer embrace of that constitution towards which they have evinced so devoted, so affectionate, and so disinte rested a fidelity. That your l'etitiouers know not whether to regard with more of pity and regret, or of contempt and abhorrence, the argument drawn from the sufferings and impoverished circum stances of the early Church under Pagan persecutors, for a similar treatment and irnpoverishinent under a professed Chris tian community; and.they implore your Hon. House to mark with the most intense expression of your disapprobation a priii elide which entirely forgets the sacred , text, and braves the scriptural clsnuticiatiou—". it must needs be that offences come, but woe unto that man by whom the offence cometb." That it is the respectfully urged, but the most strongly entertained conviction of your Petitioners, that the State may never expect internal peace and general prosperity through the blessing of God upon its condition, if the baneful fomenters of Irish agitation, the mercenary and merciless bloodsuckers of a poverty-stricken people, are permitted to influence or intimidate the councils of the realm; and they cannot even express, in terms consonant with the usages of your Hun. House, the feelings of disgust and shame with which their hearts revolt from the possible contingency of the stipulations of any Government with men, to promote whose views and objects, or to hold state counsel with whom, appears to them no less than high treason against all that is valuable in morals, virtuous in legislation, or even commonly respectable in natural character.. That to give any the slightest, countenance to such persons may ever, be far from professing Christian men, and British Senators, and farthest of all from your Hon, house in its collgctiveNapacity, is our heartfelt desire. And your Petitioners µ•ill ever pray, &c, -.:.1.-~icA. PRESERVATION. OK GAME. 1100TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i that the Right Hon: i 0 F ill the Earl. of Derby intends s t r i c tly t o leserve the Game in the several Manors of Bootle-eum- Ling e Kirkdale, Burs cough, and Roby, and in La n d s in Melli and Walton-on-the- Hill-.in the county of Lancaster, in a on to the Manors - and Lands heretofore preserved by his In ship. All persons who are found trespassing after this notice, in any of the said Manors or Lauds, or resisting•thti authority of any of the game keepers therein,rwill be proceeded against with the utmost rigour of the law. And the tenants of the said Earl are particularly requested to keep up their dogs, as all dogs found straying after the Game will be destroy-ed. Knowsley, I.4th April, 1ti3.5. • . . ..• SUPERIOR BRITISH ME'T'ALLIC MANUFACTURES. E most general, extensive, and welkelected.Stock of the JL • best Manufactures in England, in each Department, in cluding every Requisite for General Hobse. Furnishing, from the Cottage to the Palace, will always be f4nd in WILLIAM DRURY'S ROOMS and WARE WIUSES, 12, CASTLE STREET. c Patent Grass Cutting Machines, Corn and Malt Mills, Hay Cutters, Nlarriott's Patent Portable Water Closet; in every variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb's Patent Detector Locks, and every Patent Article of merit connected with the trade. WANTED, a respectable youTii as an APPRENTICE. SALAD DRESSING OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR, FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD 3JEAI 4 S, Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail by OWEN AND _GEII.46IES, 9, CIIURCH-STREET,9I - AVERPOOL. DRESSING FOR SALAIif &e., which can be at ail times available, and Warranted to keep unimpaired in any climate, has lon been a desideratum. • The great trouble and waste expeiieueed by Housekeepers and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a Dressing for Salad, Shell Fish, &c, at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty of its flavour and strength, have induced OWEN and (1 I5Dh5 to prepare this article, , •which completely, overcomes these objec tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco nomist. • Orders for Export protn pay executed. Sold Wholesale by C. Ms wnoon, South John-street; and Retail by E. BitAvoitn, Old Ilayinarket• and Richmond row ; G. RawsoN, Scotland-road; J. T. H-ossoN, Boid-street; M. SMITH, St. James'-street; W. WA GSTAFF aud EEwn. PAR SON, Great George's-plauci . and JAMES. OWEN, .London -road, Liverpool; WILSON and w TR Y, Market-gate, - and S. M. WEBSTER, Bridge-street, Warrington; and by most respect able Druggists and Oilmen. , , )3ditto. LIVERPOOL UNION BANK. r LIVERPOOL UNION BA,NK will c ommenc e BUSINESS No. 1, India buildinkts, v \ . atets t r a e t e ti the t Company helh a ge Ov nett , Appltcations for Shares continue to he received at No. 4, Clarendon Rooms. By order of the Board. of Directors, JAMES LISTER, Manager. Lit •rool„-Ipril 23, 18.35. GRAND JUNCTION RALLWAY, • To Irenmasters and Otl . T . • HE Directors ate now ready to C NTRACT for - it . quasi- . tits of malleable IRON RA ',, in Tenders of not less than 500 Tons each. Specifications, as well as Patterns of the Rail, and all other particulars may be had on appli cat i on at t h e Company ' s Of fices, Mersey - Chambers, Old Churth-yard, Liverpool. No Tender will be received after May the 1141;1835. By order of the Directors, . J. sTEpHENSON, S ) LOCKE, Engineers. Liverpool, 20th April; 1835. • ' PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. 4. VESTRY will be held in ST. iiliciter,As' CHURCH, on WEntsEsoAv next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, to appoint eighteen of the most substantial Inhabitants of the Town, to be joined with the Mayor, Recorder, and other Justices of the Borough, for carrying into execution the several Acts of Parliament for Lighting, Watching, and Cleansing the Streets of the said Town. P. WOODS, Law•clerk to the Commissioners, ,