The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26 00:00:00

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GRIFFITHS '.----- ..... $ /4, - , 4, 1 . si ' N 0' , Z i A:kil) GE::k'EIIAT, C(IN11114 -1 _,CIATA AIIITEItTISER. Stationer and News Agent, No. 14, Water -street, Lteittpc49c''---:.i " - ft' Lift ' .. t Ttibrupoot fifbipping. AS 'F Chartered to sail immediately. .r,or B 0 31 B A Y, the file Englisk , bnilt tarque EM NI A, S. D. Huosori. Cowl - Minder; A 1, 334 tons peer register, coppered and copPer t fistened. s<<ils well, 11 1 u 4 4 every respect a tirst-rate conveydrice terms of twht or passage, her accommodations beiug superior, apply on ard, in the Prince's Dock, or to W: ndJ. His ;;ARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESIINT.qS. THEY ENJOY '.1:0 :GUARD! 1 To sail immediately. J.'5...L.,. For BATAVIA and . LINTIN the new I l iver. -i V .JOHN pool-built Ship JOHN O'GAUN' , ROBERT -SON, • Coininathier; hurthen 449 ns.—For freight or ilgssa4ze, ha v i ng a mos t super i or poop cab n, aptllv to JOIIN GLADSTONP, and Co. -SAM LLETT, VoL. 9G2.] r_.PUESDATY4 MAY 26, 1.535. [PRIf*E 7D. cralcO . by auction, I,.aleg; bp AurtioA. .•41a1c5 fill tt.ction. Aralto bp , auction. • inten : ia to sail the 30th instant. For .130MBAY , ;ko fine:Ship_BP.Mß Y PACKET, ;TA ; fo Ls . pr:iiiNC)cK, Master;. A 1,42.5 ons per register, ..eoppered, and er er-fastened, sails ,'4 8 .t.---tFor freight or passage apply to Messrs. .0 11 11o1IS VA,u. and SON, or to NICIIOL and ROBINSON. ___ WPST . . - 11'iIt be despate4eil immeVl .1. 4., . 13. - For L A N T I I t t ;y l . 4. () Vie r Ship ei ..h '. , A. ~ ~.5 A Nt I),E L 4 , i l l r l 4 - - -, 1 ' F r .. W. an an TaPte,i47..M.3'.° For DEMER&RA, the Ship 11:IAR, JAS. NELSON, bA st, 7 , Nii k ster ; hurtheu 306 tans ; intend to sail on the Bth r.cJune.—For freight or passage app to N BOLTON. In place of the ANFIELD, under positive eu4agement to rail 2d'June. For ST. THOMAS and HONDUR , the superior „,. s. new CotntLerland-hoill Brig cAßßl EAN, ROBERT AMY:: IRVING, Conant/lifter; burthen pe .egister 245 tons, • coppered aNl.eopper-fastemed, reader part' of her !rf z !..;lP oein , e"-raeg; meet with 46lsputoki.-IFor freight or Ilassage, has* spans .aecoulioda.ti.ons, apply son board 4lN t l!,s ,PO_Cki •to Ei EBS, I tIRIE, .and TOMLI LON, or to itiRS . and Co., 18, G/ee Piazza. To sail the 6th Ju e. E&ur iDEMER,ARA, the Ship S LTDBACH, JAFEs ISPO AM. Master. has supe r acequituudation iar passengers.—Apply to 6ANDBACII, TINNE, aad Co. . _ . . .. r Tu sail ,immediately i ‘ krt For KI.NrSTON . JANIALCA, and ONDURAS, the ;1,14 lie A rliarque AGSALIN , Captain Atiaow _ v , SMITH ; burtheu per rster ed tons; coppered and co...Hpr-fastened,.and will be despatche a* . above.—For , freiuht eir - pas”ge apply to Captain An itowsmlTll, on. board, Waterloo .00k,.0r10 J. NELSON WOI and Co. • To rail front .Bristol an the 1 of June. wm " For MADEIRA and DEMER A. the now Barque ELVIRA, li. Jitctiuso...N.Jklast ; 3',AO tons register; will take wine ;mind by De rara for this port, anil mill Lake plantation stores for return reigbt,.or on moderate terms. -:For arrangement apply to ItOBINgON and GIRVIN ason-street. S'oun. expected, and will sail again in aiku , s after her, arrival • Foy BARBAD S, The fast-sailing Barque RBADIAN, J EKEST IA H A L ,1110..Stei '''.."- For frcight.or passave apply t HEY ES, LITHE'RLA ND and ',Co., Woisteuholme-square, JR NUM SET AIYLERIC A. To ~uel.on J-ri4ay next. F,or 5T..h0.(3.N, .NEW WICK, the -fine ffsr„ . Brikish Brig uLTtPLD, ,Capta . TEPHENSON, bur the.o !2-16 (011 s, #ll4l .or freight or passage • apply op 1)0.40, ip ,Waterloo Dock, onto WADI) INGT ON , H OLT, a 9 • - , For H ALIFAX, N. 5.., the Brig CORS,, HENRY • WILLI kbiS, Master; buithen 282;7 coppered, and ...„...... ~• sails totuarkably fast ; has - superio accommodations for pa.;engers, and will be itnme tely despatched.-- For.freight, -&e. apply - to Mr. PETER MINAB,9, DRkR'S-14aoe, •Ite to _ .Wll LIAM FAIRCLOUGH, 11,.Tabley-street. =tram 14Cabigation. ,itit. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. 1 14 T iIE car OF .DUBLIN ,- ~,,.. A 8 . r. STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'''. IN,CO.II,PORNTO 11 1 1 - ACT OF , t f tv A i ß i Lr yr 1 u E1 ,4 7 ,0 . 1„ The **a,oVe Company sail their 'Vessels Fi/ots,) taking Goods anal Passenge9On the f owing ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST, th.NOTTINGHA3 I , 0-MORROW,(Wed nesdav,) the 47th instant, at irke o'clKk in the Evening, from tke-Clarence Dock. ' - . . Apply for Dublin Line, to SA'AIUEL p.rn l ty , _. 27, 'for Belfast. Line, to , Water-street. lb - JOHN 111• C A.AI MON and C 0.., 'The pi inciple of this Company . is that of attaching all Ina- Porters aiid Exporters by, a Division of the Profits among them, • after pal meat of the Dividends—thus creating a community . .of Interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle . Which will best guarantee - to its ,Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live St. ick the having a well supported Establishment of .first ;class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with A Atte attention to their maintenance. ' - . REDI7ORD FREIMITS to and froro.LIVER. fv; POOL and LONDONDERRY By the ROBERT NAPIER, and QUEEN ADELAIDE Steamers. tale Goods OtaePenny per Foot, and other GoOds in proportion 'Cabin .Fare 15teerage Ditto :For .LONDONDERRY, with leave to call at And the GIANT'S CkUSEW Al', the North-west o Packet Company's superior Steamer, ROBERT NAPIER, Captain' COPPIN 416 itROW,IWedlleS !iy,) the 27th inst 'Morning 'QUEEN ADELAIDE, 3. @AM LL, Master, will sail on CaTuitnaT next, the 30th instant,itt Eleiten o'clock in the M 0 ruing. These Vessels are commanded by Captains nf . great skill and experience, and have established thqir character fotregularity, atilt alsn' , for , fast-eailittg. The Company beg to assure the Public that the:s.ame.regu larity may .be' looked for in future, and to guard against any risk ip passengers or cargo, the Captains have strict orders, to avoid all unnecessary eonipetilion. • Forxedueed -rates of freight please apply to the Agents, JOHN 111 NN. :F4Te..st'teet, Londonderry; -ROOR,E , and Al'ClikllGHT, 4 Watat-street, Liverpool. 'ORT Rom ielamd Steam , _faster, will sail To , at Ten o'clock in the GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEANIpAS, • 1 With Goods and Patsengers, 11 1 1.„ : :k s Every WETINESDAy and SArur. AR. THECITY OF GLASGOW = 'Steam-p_cket Company's well-kn 'n Vessels, CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) AL ANP.Kit PRTs- DA LE, Commander, JOHN wool), JonN I3orn, C mander, The -VULCAN, Roar. EwirsrfieCoprnander, Sail 'from .the -Clarence Dock, as naler, with or ,without Pilots:— The JOHN WOOD sails •To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. •Vhe CITY of GLASGOW sails on SATURDAY next,,the 30th, lastant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Apply to DAVID Iq'IVER .and Co., 34, Water-street. For GREEN,OCK and GLASGOW, ,- With Goods,and Passengers to Me aromi tv. The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL &UPPING OMPANY'S FINE STEAM PACKETS i ' A . . z . 'MANCHESTER , H. M N, 'Commander. 1f., , , \ )'t, i'LYDE Rota. Ci 1 , oßD,Comrnander. ......Fr 4,7 AILSA. CRAIG ...J. 11 u g.sit, Commander. -------. .14LASGOW WYLIE, Commander. LIVERPOOL..RoBT. HENSURN,'COMinander Sail, as under, from the Clarence Dock; with or without Pilots, calling (weath ,r perinitting) g at Fortpatrick, with P.assengers only. The CLYDE sails Totsmanovv, (Wednesday,) the 27th in stant, at. Eleven o'clock in ,the,Forenoen. The ,MANCEEST.I4It sail! on ,S.txrunsY Avid, :the BOth instant, at Twelve o!cloak,gt oeci. Apply to ':MATTIIII?. and ,MAltTni, India Buildings, Watet-street. -FOR, GUERNSEY A.NIAERSEY, ' The fine Steamer It POOL, ROBT.'HEPSURN, ommander. To sail on the 2,1 June: l :-." or freight or passage `''MATTIIIE and MARTIN , India-buildings, Wate,r->tfeet. 44 1 ) P1Y to . , I.N.DIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from •Abe ,Port .of r/ 7 LIVERPOOL are informed by S. W. SILVER.and CO., Of _tiac 9 and 10, COBNIIIL 1,, I: NDON, that they may procure the whole ,or ,any rt of an OUTFIT , (from the coarsest •t o .th e .iitinst quality f Goods known, in 'eluding Cabin Furniture.) at the .Brnneh House, Nos. 4 and 5,. ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT. SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE : SEJIFFING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. Daily communication between London and Liverpool,for,Sl4 sailing rnforinatiOn,-&-c. SALAD DRESSING \ OF ;V.ERY 'SUPERIOR FLAVOUR, FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD MEATS, 4-c. P y .. repared and Sold Wholesale and Retai OWEN AND GERDES, '9, CHURCH-STREET, LIVE DOL. k( 11 A DRESSING FOR SALAD, & , hick can be at all . 4. 11_ -times available, and warranted keep unimp.aired in any climate, has long been a desiderat . ' The great trouble and waste experienced by Housekeepers and 'Frurieiors of Hotels in mixing a Dressing or Salad, Shll Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides thenneertainty e of „its flavour and 'Strength, hate induced Owns and Glint:iris to Prepare this article. whiCh completely overcomes these objec tions, rendering , it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco nothist Orders for Export promptly executed. S4ld Wbolesale by C. l\Ltwmoon, South John-street; and o rie.i.l by E..BRAFo n o, Old .11.avinarket and :Richmond-rove; `J• ttAVvsoN. seotleind-road: J. T. 11 oesoN, Bold-street; M. ''ltTll, St. Jautes'-streea; AV. „WAGSTAFF and EDWB. PEAR- S oy, Great. C i eorge,'s-place: JAI4IE.S OWEN. London-road; and GEOR GE ASPINA t.l-,78, St. Jaums's-street, verpool ; Wrt.sort and W HLIBA ., Acarlitt-gate, and S. M.. WEBSTER. Bridge -2tr;tl, Warrington,; .d .by most respectable Druggists and, ~: Men: THIS DAY Ott amount of setunn it may tet , rit. • Ttlis DA v, (Tuesday,) the 26th instant .at Twelve o'clock, at P'eatt Btahhy's 011ie , 'xcha,ng&alley,' 170 Bags COF Ex Ale ruder Robertson and Cap Breton, from . Batavia. --2 , „pp1) ,.. to WM. PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker. wEp i vr,sp4 -, g*. To-monnQw, (Wednesday,) tire 27th inst t, at ,Oue at Henry Given's Office, Lxel e-street Eitst, 4)0 Bags Sicily SHUN C. 100 Tons 'Ditto BRIM TONE, 12 Casks lied ARGOLS, . 6 ' Casks> ISINGLASS. 2 -Cases HENRY G.LYNN A Broker. To -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant,'•'one o e ,at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old 11-street, 130 'Pons Prime Cuba PUS" . 3 Ditto BRA.ZILLErrt yooD, Now landing ex Robert James Mayne , from Nassau, ,N.P., southeast corner Georg.e's Dock. BUCHANAN and BROWN,B:Brokers. To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant at. One o'eloc}c, at Budianan and lirowne's Office. 0 Aall-3treet, 150 Tans'Prime Cuba 'IC, Now landing ex Robert James Haynes, from Nassau, N.P., southeast corner George's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. ALEX. DENNisro UN ' and Co., 'MerchantS, or to • 13 . 15CHANAN and BROWN;rßrokers. . , To-moat:ow. - ('Wednesday,) the 27th in.sta e (ut, One o'clock, at m Buchanan and Brine's Office, .0 all-street, 'Tons Jamaica FusT k Landing ex Auchint or li e ,from Greenock, Sfllthouse Dock. BUCHANAN' and BIZOW.Ng, Brokers. THURSDAY. On TfluttsDAY next, the 28th instant, .at ivelvo o look, at William P. Bustatv's office, Eac a.nge 7 alley, 21,14'p ao.s • Manilla .SUGAR, 8 Boxes fiitto 2 Boses Ditto CIGARS, 1 Box fancy CIGAR CASKS, 3 Boxes 5 Bags white Manilla IJATS, 217 Casks COCOA MIX OIL, 25 Tons SAPA N WOO.D, • Ex Brian Itorn, from 111anilla, 69 Bags COPFEE, Ex Zeno,,from Sincapore. Samples may be seen 'at the office of vegs,s. M. J. arl.C. Woodhouse, Mincing..lane, oprioris—Apply to S . l,essrs. liozEjtx Wisr.-andCol Meri:hants; or to • 'WM. PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker. . . 'On account of the Und r env tee s . On On FRID i next, the 29th instant, at I. elve o'clock, Bates•on And ,fforsfall's Office, La Castle street, 500 BUFFALO HID S, 300 KIPS, Landed ex Calcutta, from Calcutta. BATESON and 1:10IISFALL, Brokers. Oa FRIDAY next,.the 29th instant, at Twel clock, at Bu• ,chanan and Bscavne's Office, d -street, 6tJ 'tierces Jamaica CO EE. Apply,to -Messrs. JOHN AIUGHOLLAND and Co., Merchants, Water-street, or to__ BUCHANAN and BROWNB, Brokers, On rampAy• 'next, the 29th instant,' at Tweli , e o'elocl t Bate SOU and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle- eet, 201 Chests SHELL LA , 40 Bales SAFFLOW - 150 Bales MUNJEET, 4000 ,BUFFALO HORNS, .16. Tons ,REDWOOD. • 59 Bi.lg-s-BEES' WAX, Now lansling,es• john Woodall.—Apply to Mr. H. DoTqlot42l Merchant, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brok-ofii On Pa r tner next, the 4th 'instant, .at Twelve o' ck, at Bate sop and .Ijorsf4's•Otlice, Lower C e-street; East India liIY ,BUFFALO' ES, Lately landed from Calcutta.—Apply to G. BOGG, Esq. Mer chant, or Up BATESON and HORSFALL, BrOlserS. . . On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant„at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Bumford-street,y -50 Bales Turkey MADDER Rpm's, 6 Tons Turkey .BOXWOOV Now landing ex Nimrod, from. Sinyrtlf...,--Apply to Messrs. JAINtas'SpEN, SON, and Co., Merchants or to WILLIAM EVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 29thinstant, at . One o'clock, ateN6lliam Nevett's Office, humford-street, 17 Bags Cypyus MADDE,R 800. Ex IDelos, from Cyprus 18 Bales Naples NIADDER' OTS, EX Paddy, from Trieste.—Apply to Mr. TIM O THY BOURNE, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the29tli instant, at One o'clock, At jam Nevett's Office, Rumford-street, • 25 Chests SHELL .LAC for further particulars apply to Messrs. ARLES TENNAKT and . Co., Merchants, or WM: . N. .VBTT, Broker. • 013:FRIDAY next,llthe 29th instant, atTwelve o'cloclyat No, 9, 01dhall-street, 46 Tierces Jamaica 0 -, 1 i -, 411 7 15 Byls..Demerars. 'Recently landed.—Apply to ‘• GLADSTONE and SERGEANTSON,,Brokers. 'FI“DAY nest, the 29th instant, at Ty4elve o'c rfit. Lea and Waddingtolfs Office, Atnfurcl -100 11ads Staine d .Sea Island G • ,T ON. Apply to LBA and NVADOINOTON, Brokers, On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twrlve . O!clock tT. and Littledale and - Co.'s Office, ,Exchange-b ings, 1600 Bales Swat COTTON, 400 Ditto Bengal DITTO, 200 Ditto Demerara DITTO, 4 Ditto Vine Barbados DITTO. T. and 11. ,LITTLEDALE.and Co. Pnly to T Eft .10 A Y N f:!*T WEDNESDAY, O n the 3d June, at Bateson and,Horsfall's 0 Lower •Castle-street, 31 Tops fine East India ELEPHANT TE ' H, 31 Tons ditto SCRIVELL % Ex - Princess Charlotte, and DannVess rn'Bombay. 3 Tons African IVORY, Ex Cessnock,•from Africa.—Apply to BATESON and HORSFA,LL, Brokers. NEW TEAS, (Per Morgiana froin Canton.) On MottnAv, the Bth June next, at Ten o'clock, a the Public ,Sale=room, Exchange-buildin 175. Chests Canton BOH,E .183 Chests Fokein , 798 Chests and Boxes CONGQU, 240 "loxes CAPER CONGOV, 95 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE, 21 Chests PEKOE, .22 Chests.SOUCHONG, 27 Chests HYSON. The Tgais.now on show, and may be seen to THURSI*Y, 4th June, and the delivery 'to commence On' the 15t1i Jµne.—For further particulars apply to 'Messrs. 'DANIEL and PtcrmsoN, Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, THOS.-and H. LITTLEDA LE and CO. Brokers. V ARNRAM, I?WART, and DELAPOSSE; NEW TEAS. .(Imported direct from Canton per Morgiana.) On,IgoNDAY, the Bth of June next, at Ten o'clock precis4 the public Sale-:room, 'Exchange-ban:4 , s, , 100 - .Quarter Chests 101) Half Chests BOHEA, 150 Large Chests JUO Chests FOKEIN :HEA, 266 Congou Chests • 1 700 576 Clieit l B o , s Good to,fine CONGOU, 560 Boxes good CAPER, 44 'Chests fine S OLJOH ONG, 240 .Boxes ORANGE. PEKOE, 43 Chests FLOWERY PEKOE, 54 Chests HYSON, 411 1 230 Chests Good to fine coNpoti, 40 Boxes CAPER, 80 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE. • The whole of the above .were personally selected by - Mr. Lay ton,,,lnspector of Tea to the East India Company. TO..befieen at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, from Monday the Ist to Saturday the .6th June. Delivery to commence pn lbe ,ls thJune.—Fin further particulars apply to Messrs. H. bpd J. HORNB Y and Co., or to SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers. NEW TEAS. •(Imported4irect.from Canton, ex Gardelia.) Ort._MoNuAr, theSth, and TuEsnAs,'the 9th June next, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 310 Quarter Chests • -.. IS6 ,Half Chests BOHRA, 150. Large‘Chests , • 111el3 .Chests FOKEIN HEA, 3327 Chests good to CONGOU, 47 Boxes PER .1198. Cattv,Boxes ,352 Boxes ORA: GE PEKOE, ? 80 Chests.FLOWERY PEKOE, 771 Chests TWANKAY, 155 Chests HYSON. 6 Chests GUNPOWDER. The wholeuf : this cargo was personally selected by Mr. J. R. Reeves, , Inspector (yf Tea .to the East India Company:, 'Tele seen at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, frotn Monday the Ist to Saturday the 6th Jur e. Delivery to con:Tepee on 1 5 th - June.--For further particulars apply to Messrs. TA. , it.en,. Parma and Co., or to SASIPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers. To close Sales. On MONDAY next, the. Ist June, at - One o'clock, at Priestley, Griffith, and Cox's Office, Exchan e ,i7ehuiidiugs, 35 Tons'Tampico FUSTIC - , 10 Tons Santa Martha - DITTO Per Lady Hannah Ellice, from New . Yor ; in the Porter • Brewery, Scotland road 200 Tons lipanislt FUS: C, Per Mary, from New York; in*Tho s, Canning-place, and Hanover-stre 41 Tons fine Lima NICAR. GUA WOOD, Per Mary, from New . York ; in l'hornson's, Canning-place. 3 1 Tons CPOI WOOD, Per Mary, from New York; in Poi-ter Brewery. 35 Tons Campenehy LOGWOOD, per Christal, from New York, 88 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC, per Dowson, - ditto, 28 TonsCAMIWOOD, per Thichess of 'Beaufort, ditto, In:the Pinter Brewery; Scotiand-Rlace. For particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN and 4AfIES JA.c.tcseN t ' Merchants, or to • ' PILIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX, nr),_ Brokers JOS. HARDM'AN SOIsiS .ind Co., .) A On Ttiußso y, the 4th June next, atTwelYe o'clock, in Pejny-' sey i Bettbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard . Sef u-street, (.42 Logs and Curls of 'MAHOG Y `:18 Logs of splendid SATINOIS, 40 Tons of lAGNUMVIT.iVff Being the.eatire Cargo of the Melantbr .Wheelwright ex St - Doirtingo, and just landed. This:Cargo of Mahogany is real City Wood, and consists of a large proportion ,of very excellent Ciirls, with an Assortment of Table and Veneer Legs of,large dimensions and yety,choict quality, and, being the last Cargo of City Wood expected for' some tiine,is particularly worthy the attention of the Trade. Also 200 L'ogs of Cuba MAHOGANY, ' '= Daily expected arrive.—For furtl, , r particulars sajpttx G. 'I YttlE , Esq., London, or . . DEMPSEY, BENI3OW. and Co., Brokers. - Also 106Pritne Itio'RO.S.EWOOD PLANKS, weighing 23 tons, 19 cwt., 2 qrs., 18 lhs., daily expected to arrive.—By older' of the Importers. DEMPSEY, , BENBOW, and Co., ,Brokers. :PUBLIC SALE,OF ST. DOMINGO AND HONDURAS• MA SGANY,, AT' GLASGOW, On FRIDAY, sth June, at 11 o'clock, co mencing ,in the :Bonded Yard, York et. t Two Hundred and . Thirt v-four ST. DOMIN,QO MAHOGAN• ,averaging .300 sup. feet each, being the entire cargo of the "Navartn," selected with peculiar care, and is decidedly the finest parcel for sizes, quality, and figure, 'that has tieen im p_orted here for tnany years Also, by same vessel, 383 Pieces SATIN WOOD. ' Immediately afterwards, and in an adjoining Yard, there will likewise be SOW • One Hundred and Thirty-six Logs HONDURAS . MA II 0- GAMY, imported per " Elizabeth'and Mary," Which also will be found deserving of attention, being generally good useful Wood, and having a ls o a number of very supeiiorLop. Also, at .atue time, 215 Planks ROSEWOOD. Apply.to ;Mr. THOMAS AITKEN, Measurer, Greenock; or at Glasgow, to WM. CONNAL, ,Broker. On *ale. CONS CANT,LY .SALE, Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and S LTEP OX HIDES, of heavy and light wei ts, in quality eqiial to any ever imoortedfrona eßiver Plate ;'the Salted Hides being free : front flesh and s• , well trimmed, and invariably without injury ,from heat.—Apply to GEO. Boxiit and Co., .or to SAMUEL .LAFONE, 1,0,-Tithebarn4fireet. Crown Brand, prime HERRINGS, just ar;iy from Wick, fit fat: Emlortation. Also, a few Hllds. of Pickled SA ON. M'LEOD, HOUSTON, and ~-11104g,..46ect. Fine New ARCHANGEL hiA Apply to .1.65. IiTON, 9, So th John-street. Wholesale STATIONERY and -PAPERS for xportation: and Horne Consumtion ; Fine Writing awl Printing PAPERS, of ev description; . LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, sh, Biit, • and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT- Olis,iltuled to any Pattern, in impl'oVed Bindings, allowing the full amount of Excise Drawback on all Goods for' EXpuriation; Coloured Sample PAP.ERS and Tissues, Cartridge,'Cap, Brown, Casing, and Sheathing PAPERS, and MILLED BOARD; Hand-made TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.; Seine, Turtle, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, and Shrimp TWINES; Papering or Casiug TWINE; Baling and Shop TWINE; Stitching TWINE fur Bags; Seaming, Tabling, and Raping TWINE ; PACKING for Steam Engines ; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log LINr.S; .Grumet, Point, Cod, ..\laakerel,-and.other FISHING #-•:' • LINES; Tea Chest, Orange, Crate, Bale, and • Box PACKING CORDS. W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware house Removed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance in Brunswick-street. .. ' The .Barque ELl o k, „ m c Burthen 266 tons; just l aunc h a t Ch e p s to w; e it ' "&thli4"; pered and'copper-f a sten e d ; di mens i ons are par ticularly favourable, an d s h s built entirely of th e best English 'oak. she will b e ,f ou on inspection a most superior vessel, - and well suited•for aimo.st any trade.— For par tiCulars apply on board, soull3 7 st ,side Prince's Dock, or to 11.1(lCaN.apd .LANE, B,.Chapel-walks. JOSEPH'S REPO.SITDAY, 92, BALD - STREET. Persons rURNISIIi G,,Purchasers Of PAriCY ARTICLES. 'Visit ors, and S" trail zers in Liyerpool, will` find it their inte'res to call at this. EstaWishcoent„which t y will .find THE CHEAPEST .AND BEST SELECTE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL, And one o e LARGEST 4 IN TH. KINGDCM MUE STOCK consists of 7 NISHING IRONMON JL GERY, in,all its Branches, kpcluding splendid DRAW 'ING-ROOM, SIDEBOARD, SYNOMBRA, .HALL, CHAMBER, READING, and OTHER. „LAMPS. PAPIER MACH RE and Jayan TEA TRAYS, Fire and Hand S'Ciecns, BREAD BASKETS, Knife Trays, CARD POOLS, CARD BOXES, WINE -CARRIAGES, &c. Bronze, Brass, and ,Wire 'FENDERS, Steel - EIRE-IRONS, &c. Best LONDON Brew TEA .13,11 NS Kettles arulLamiis COFFEE: POTS, - BLOCK. TIN DISH COVERS Hasteners, and VER.TI CAL ROASTING, JACKS. Supeior' TABLE CUTLERY, Scissors,sßAZOßS, PEN and POCKET .KNIVES, Knife Sharpeners, &c. Brass.CURTAIN POLES, ,Ends, BANDS, &c. Best Britannia 41etal TEA POTS, :Coffee POTS, PER COLATORS, &e. And every other description of..CULINARY ARTICLES,. in BRAqS, JAPAN, IRON, and TIN. A'SPLFANDIP assortmeut.of RICHLY-CUT and PLAIN GLA:BS, ~c misting 9f CF 4 NT.RE and .FRUIT DISHES, DECANZEAS, Goblets TUMBLERS, Wines, Liqueurs, Chamagne, and 1- 10C.K., GLASSES; Custards, LEMON- A DES, - Jellies, ,SALTS ; Claret, Water, and Cream JUGS Stipr nd Finger 434t31N5, Wine Coolers,' 'WATER' ,CA RAFFS. &e. _ _ J. and Co. havin g a ll th e i r GLASS GUT ON THE PRE MISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shnrtest Notice, and to sell at the very LOWEST PB:ICSS. 'A splendid Stock of S HEFF I E LD PLATED ARTICLES, ,with Massive SitvEnEnGEs, consisting of EPERGNES, Tea and C . offee urns, WINE GOO LER S, DISHES and COVERS, Candlesticks, BRANCHES, CRUET, LIQUOR,' and SOY FRAMES, :Soup .and Sauce Tureens, TEA and COFFEE SERVICES, Toast. :Racks, SNUFFERS ant i' . TRAYS, &c. Best PLATED ON -,SZFAEL -SPOONS and FORKS, VAST RACKS, Carver Rests,,Nutcracks, &c. 13RITISII .PLATTE—SPOONS, FORKS, and other Arti cle's, of superior quality, _and ,LOWER IN PRICE than any otter. House. Spoons and :Forks. CHILDREMS Kurfiiiteis; .Sinssors, CfrAllP CATS, FRUIT, Butter, and Cheese KNINTS. Labels; PENCIL .CASES, Cigar Tubes,. PURSES, Thim . bIes„SNUFF BOXES, SCENTS, &e. An extensive assortment of WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, DRESSING CASES, .TEA CADDIES ; TOILET and LIQUEVR,CASES, :Watch Stands, &c. • " BAGATELLE, Baeliganimon, and CHESS •TABLES,. IVORY and Bone CHESS MEN. Elegantly-b`pund BIBLES, Prayer Booki, Albums, &c. Best 'LONDON : JEWELLERY, in all the Newest Pat terns, .set with Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds,&C.,.in EAR-RINGS, RINGS BROOCHES, Pins, 'NECK and Guard CHAIN.S, Seals, Keys, LOCKETS, &c., MOURN ING and WEDDING RINGS. GOLD and. Silver GENEVA, LEVER, and VERTICAL WATCHES, by approved Makers. GILT and 'MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE BANDS, Combs, HEAD PRNAMENTS,..EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, Suits, Bracelets• &c. • N kitoN and JET Necklaces, CHAINS ,Crosses, EAR-RlNGS,Bronetws, &c. TORTOISESHELL Cabinets, TEA CADDIES, CARD CASES, lukstands,•&c. INDIA. Fans, CARD CASES, Cigar Cases, PEARL COUNTERS, Ste. • A Splendid Assprtrftent of OR-MOLU and ALABASTER ciocK.s,..._with and without MUSIC, SEVRES CHINA, in VASES, INKSTANDS, MATCH POTS, Lamps, Baskets,..CANDLESTICKS, Ornaments, &c.. K. WOR TAI3LLIS, Table Covers, BASKETS, Fans, RE'- TICKLES, Borses BEADS,TOYS, and a ll th e F anc y Nate factures of ; France and Germany generally imported into this Conntrv. MUSICAL BOXES from .15s. to £lO. 300 New 'and S,ecoud-baud Double and Single-barreled KNS, RIFLES, glunderbusses, PISTOLS, Ponder A'~asl:s, Shot 13e.lts, *c. 4.. e.; SPRING SPEAR KNIVES and DIRK PISTOLS. FLUTES, Violins, ACCORDEANS, GUITARS, from 15s 4pwa.rds. B.L. JOSEPH and Co. SUPPLY MERCHANTS, CAP TAINS, And SHOPKEEPERS on the most LIBE4AL TERMS. Q4D GOLD AND SILVER, DIAMONDS ANT) PEARLS, 840 2 7Gwr QR. TAKEN IN EXCLIANGE. ANb'qL4sB ON-HIRE FOR PARTIES, .1 13 - usiness done on Saturdays uatil•Evening. SALE OF BOOKS, ' By .I‘lessrs. T-HOS. WINSTANLEY and.SONS, •On MONDAY, the Ist, and TuEsDAY,,the 2d June, at eleven o'clock precisely each day, at their Buoi.s, Church-street ; drder of the greclitors; ,TIIHE LII3It4BY (If .the late. Bev.: TER BOLMER, com prising the Wor ' ks of Esteeme Authors in The o l og y, Ectiesiasti ca l Hi s t or y, S and Coutroy , sial Divinity, amongst chich wili Le found Uhrysostorni. rce, (5-vols. folio, •iii 4.) SPanheimii Operm, Novum Testa n,um Grrece.M.ontuni, Pe tri ,Alartyris Comnientaruni, Crellii Franei Opera:, Cave's Lives of the Fathers, Collier's Ecclesiastical History Stripe's, Life of MThilgifi:the works of Tillotson, Chillingwnyth; Light-• foot, Barrow, Bingham, .Bishops Patrick, 'Eleye'ridge,.. and Stillingtleet, Vic., Ironimii.Concordantice Grmee, Bryant's 'Mythology and : Egypt, ands variety of Authors in Mitceila-' Hem's Literature. To he viewed on SATuADAY,next,.the 30th May, when Cata logues may be had. EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAN i /D L.N E RTON. Ey Messrs. Taos. WIN,STA,NLEY nd SONS, . • On Fain A-Y, the sth of June nest, at One clock, at the Cla ,rpaiduniroonis, South John-street, sithj ct.to such conditions, as may th en be produced, by orde • the Executors V' the. lute E. L. Hudson, .Egg., • LL those four FIELDS, or CL SES of LAND. situate .taL in the township of gverton, to the north of the . Necrop olis, running to the westward along Mill-lane to Everton-road, and northward to a - lane called - Stnith . s-l•ine, ,bounded on the east by land belonging to S. ElliOn; Esq., and Esq., on the west by'Land belonging to'the Executors of the, late ',Edward Steers, Esq., and on the sou th by Mill lane, by which .it.is diyided from the Nectopolis and Land belonging to .Messrs. Waugh, Russell, &c. The above I,and contains I Is. 2a. 17,e., strkiiiieneasure, Freehold of Inheritance, in a.convpanding s.:fion, and well, supplied with Water, and offers an eligible s4ltrfor the building ointimetal Residences, being in a favourite neighbourhood,,'be tweeu the Zoological Gardens and the village of Eve(ti.ut, within afewlitinutes walk of the centre' of Liverpool. Plans, with suggested improvements, may :he seen, and, other ;Particulars of the -Property knoWn, by application to Messrs. Wtt,r.tasts and•EDWARDS ArebitectS a.nd Surveyors;, or at the Office of Messrs. T. W LAY and Soss, Church .street: VALUABLE PROPERTI A TP:EFERTOIy, AND NEilit THE ZdO LOGICAL .G481..),EN5. By ;;Messrs. T. WLNSTANLEY and SONS, On Ttttlitsoik,r, the 28th instant, at two o'clock, at the Claren len-ronois, Liverpool, subject to such conditions Ts* as halllie,then produced, • Lot 1. A LL that capital MESSUAGE or ELLING ..LIL 1 - 1(.)11SE, Stables, Coach-hoase Gardens, anid , Appurtenances, situate in Everten Viilape, w oceiipa- 1 tion of James ,Plumpton, Eiq. and cootaming au area 014,062 • square yards, or thereabouts. The Premises were erected abqut ; sex years ago, in a most substantial and elpensive manner, and finished expressly for the residence of .the proprietor, and emu • prise every convenience suited to the accommodation of. Et la4e establishment. On th e groiind tleor there is a spacious :En-. trance-hall and Vestibille„ . large ,apd well-proportioned Dining nano, - Library, and t wo -Drawing-rem - Las, with,Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Butler's and ilimsekeeper's . :Reoin, conveniently de tached from the main Building, eight priecipal 13e&roonts, and two Di'essing-rooths," Water-closet, Hitt, Cold, And ,Shower Baths, &c., on the first floor, and Servants' Amino in •the, Attics. The preinises are almudantly .with good: Water, which is broitgbt into severalparts of • Inc house. the Outbuildings consist of an excellent four-stalled Stable,, Double Coach . -house; Harness-room, Man - lervant's room over, and inclosed Stable;-yard. The Garden is in excellent order, and is well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, now in full.bearing.: 2. An excellent and sabstantia.llY,built'p W E LL.IN G . HOUSE, GARDEN., .&c., situate on ,Plumpton•terrace, EVe s r-, . ton-road, late in the 'occupation of D. Buchanan, Esq.,.at.the annual rent of £llO, .measuring in ,front to the said road 13 yards, and in depth baCkWards 60' yards, and coutaining in.the whole 780 square yards of Land, Or' .thereabouts. The Houle contains on the ground-floor a f)iiiing-room and two Drawing-. rooms, communicating with foLiiiig a Butler's Pantry,. . Kitchen, Offices, &c.; and up stairs Mere are eight large Bed- ; rooms, two Dressiog , rooms, Water-closet, &c: - 3. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, :GARDEN, &c. of similar dimensions, situate on Plumpion-terrace, built on the same plan, and corresponding in every particular with Lot 2; ; . late in the occupation cif ft. Waln, Fofi. 4. A Piece of+LAND in Eyerton, Situate nn . the south side of. a new street, of 14 yards wide, called Visher-street,leading•froth, ,Everton-road towards Sh,kw-street, beunded on .the south and west sides by land belone 4 ing to Wm. Gregsou,,Esq., on the , east by a seven-yard street, which divides airfoil Plumpton-, terrace, and on the north be the said street of 1.1 yardi wide, and contains in the whole 13;829 yards of Land, or thereabouts. ~ A Piece of Land, situate onthe south side of Derby- roa d, immediately beyond -Brougham-terrace, and well-adapted for, the erection of a corresponding, ran 'e of Houses. 'This Land measures in front to Derh v - roa d, an d at the hack respectively, 413 feet, and extends in depth backwards to a pew street, called ,Hutchinson -street, 141 feet, and is bounded on the east and west sides severally by two streets of ,15 yards wide, called Ba ker-street and Upper Baker-street, and contains in .the whole 6,608 square yards, or thereabouts. 6. A Piece of LAND, situate on the south side of ,Derby road, between Lot 5 and the ZoologiCal Gardens, bounded on the north add west sides by the'Dcrby 7 road; on ; the south by a new main street of fifteerryards . wide,,called Plumpton-street, which is intended to rain in a straight line froin,(;iegson's Well .to the:Zoological-Gardeni, and o h the east side by a street of 13 yards wide, which will separate it from the sald i Gartlens, and contains in the whole 9,241 slwire )ards, oriliei!ea . bouts. A Piece..of LAND, ,adj o i n i ng L ot 6, s:ltnite on the south side of Plumpton-street aforesaid, and trninded on the north sicte.by the said street. on the Smith and east sides severally icy two intended streets or 13 vards•Wide each, and on,the west.lry a street of 15 yards wide,, called UPPer'BAker-streyt, and"con-, tains in the whole 12,160 square yardS, Pr'thereabouts. ' 8. Another Piece of 'LAND, situate to the southward of Lot! 7, and from which it' is divided by asstreet of 13 yards witted being fornierly part of the • .Briek'field in the occupation ofi ;11essrs. S. and J. Holme, and centaias in the whole 12,483. square yards, or thereabouts. 9. A Piece of LAND, : situate at Everton-b rec k, o pposite to. •Whitefield-house, being a corner Let; bounded on the south and west sides' severally by Itotindhill-lane and Breck-lane, on .the east by land belonging to Wtn2Picke t ing;Esq., and on the north by an intended' s treet of 12 yards Wide, to be called Al fred-streed, and contains in the whole 9,123 square yards, or thereabouts. 10. A .piece of LAND, situate to the northward of Lot. 9, ' and separated therefrom by Alfred -street aforesaid, bounded on the south side,by the said street, on the west by.Breck-lane, on the east by land belonging to W. Pickering, - Esq., and On the north by an, intended street of 42 yards wide, to be called Pick ering -street, and contains -in .the whole 10,260 square yards, or thereabouts. 11. A piece of ,LAN,D situate to the northward of .Lot 10,. and separated therefrom by Pickering-street aforesaid, bounded oh the south by the said street, on' the west kyßreck-lane, on the east,bytand belonging to V. Pickering, Esq., and on the north-by anew street 0f . 12 yards wide, now laid out, and called, Barns -street, and contains in .the whole 11,302 square yards, or thereaboUts. 12. All those Two FIELDS or CLOSES of LAND, at: ; present laid into one L situate at •the south side of and fronting •, •to the ,Derby read, a short distance beyond the Zoological . Gardens, and, djoining up toßreck-house, 'bounded on the north. side by llberby4oad, on the south and east sides severally by, • Land, belonging to thelate 'fhoS..Molyneux, Es q , an d on t h e west hy.land lately.bel o n g ing to the eXecuters of I,ivesey, Esq. ; aocontiinsin.the whole.6a. On. 29e. spitine measure. e Lots..9, 10, and 11 are Leasehold for tb m e rear.nder of a term o thposand years. Lot 12 'is partly Freehold and partly. Coipvluld; and all the rest are Cnpyhold of Inheritance. There is good Brick-plav under.Lpts 61(nd 7. • - • The 1-louse (Lot `.1.) to be viewed hy ticket only, which may he had on application to - Messrs T. WiristaNLiLy and SoNs, , Church-street; and for plans and further particulars apply to } Messrs. PosT,.Eit' and STEWARi, Lawton-street; or'to LEIGH find SAN DE it S, Solicitors, Basnett-street, Liverpool: EXTENSIVE S4LE, WATER LOO-R 0.41). To COPPERSMITHS,.BRASS-FOUNDERS, IRONAION .GERs, IRON-FOUNDERS, PLUMBERS, NAIL-MAK ERS, TURNERS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. Mr. SYERS - 13egs leave ,most respectfully to announce that h - e has received -instructions from Mr. Haaiis PORTER, to Sell - BY AUCTION ripiiE whole of his ,valuable STOCK in TRADE, &c on IL the extensive Premises, • WATERLOO-ROAD; Bottom . of.Wood-street North, betwe' the Prince's and Clarence D k , Which will tat place OP MONDAY, the. Bth day of June ext, and seven following days, (Sunday ex ce pt e d,) a t H a lf-past Ten o'clock precisely each-day, COmprising.a most extensive and truly valuable Stock of Manufactured .and Unmanufactured Corper and Brass, in highly-finished Nail Machines, Pans, strong Sheets and Sheath ing, Vat :Hoops, Bars, Rods, Tubings, Pumps, Nails, Rivets, Puipp,Taeks,'Bolts,.Wire, .Skimmers' Ladles, Lamps, Cans,. Sciews, Locks, a large.assortinent of Cocks, together with the most valuable and nearly new Tools, Moulding Boxes, Boards, Screws,, unique and highly-finished Patterns, and every Requi sitein the fi rst order, complete for each department, on an ex tensive scale. ' Powerful .and well made Turning Lathes and'Benches coin plete, of ,various sizes, Facing Plates, Drilling and Tapping Machines, Turning and Finishing Tools, &c., Peivterer's - Roll- Mg Machine, and ;fools fur this branch complete; Rod, Hoop, and Bar Iron, strong Iron Work for Air and other FurnaCes, Melting Pots, &c., large Bellows, Anvils, Vices; Swages, &c., ,Sheet Lead And Lead Piping, &c., 41 tons of Soft Metal. • Large Cranes, with powerful purchase Well•liriished Brass sheaved Blocks and Pulleys,.Extra-purchase RopeS and Blocks, large and strong Iran-bound Horses, &c. • A most superior,.:extra large, and powerful Scale Beam, with Chains, .Ropes, ,aud ,Boards, . ditto of various sizes, ditto with Copper pottoms, and about one ton and a half of - Iron Weights, various Sets of brass Weights, &c. Building and other Materials, together with the 'well-made Mahogany Desks and other Office:Fixtures, including a strong Iron Bo case, 2 feet a inches by 2.feet 3 inches: SArunoar, the 13th :June, at Twelve o'clock, (after the Mornng's Sale ) will be Sold the valuablePATENT ',l - 11011T (for the Borough. and POit of Liverpool' and ten wiles round) of the FOUNTAIN .MTPlP,.together with a most select and cloive Assortment .ofratterns for Ditto, of Brass azyi other' Metals. . The 40)e may he,viewell . on ,F,Rinatx the sth, and_ SA.Tun-: pa T, the tth of June, ,\T'keli priated. C atalogues partieulars. may be ,hitl on the'rre'ujises, c (to-be,ehargedls..each, which will Tie returned imrelio:ser!,) 4 r i pui FRIDAY, thre'29th instant, 'fr 4rd'tvii:SYEßS 1 - Icitigittop,st.reet Clayton-square, to whom all lea a' rjqueste to be made, SALE OF 'MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNI.T.ItE,. CHOICE WINES; &c. DOE:PAR K... TESSIIS.THOS.WINSTANLEY and SONS . beg to mi lli: Maumee that they have received instintious to offer fur Sale by AuctiOn, on the Premises, DOe . rk, near WOOltOn, On WEDNESDAY, 3d, TiluitspAY, Ali and .Fittomt; . sth, of Jane next, at Eleven o'clockprecisel • ath - dav, • The whole . of the VALUABLE HO SEll OLD FUNITURE, CAIIIIN.ET PIANO FORTE, richly- t Glass, a Table SerViCe of Stone China, modern Denser d Tea 'Services of English and Foreign .China, FINE PAINT GS and framed Prints, ;liaa:ND, DOZEN OF CHOICE WINES, and other Effects of HNNRY, Esq.,-who has left England. The FUrniture of the Drawl,' g-room consists of elegant Curtains' for three Windows, of gold colonred silk Damask; titled up inn fa-, shionahle taste; Eighteen modern solid Bosewood Chairs, aail.se Imitation Rosewood Sofa, and tvco Easy Chairs to inatch,'Cir cular and Elliptic Lou Tables, Card Sofa, and Cansole .and two Flower Stands, of fine Rosewood, a hanciSnnie Rosewood Case, containing a variety of Stuffed Birds; with C a bi ne t below, .! a valuable and Fine-toned Six and a half Detave Cabinet Piano .107orte, in a modern Rosewood Case, by CLEMENTI and CO. a large Chgionier, of 'Rosewood; 'Brussels Carp , et, in go o d condi tion, Ties) large and Brilliant Pl a t es o f Gl ass. in gilt tranies3e7e-' ,gaol Cut Glass Chandelier„ with'branchesfor lights, handsome French Timepiece, in ormolu stand, and a variety of Ornamen tal Articles in .Alabaster and •China, India Japan Work, and ;Card Boxes, &e. The DINING Room contains a capital Mahogany Side.. Table ,, of large dimensions, richly carved, a handsome 'Sarcophagus, 1 . Wine .Cooler; set of excellent Dining TaWei on ' Telescope frames, Set of Twenty Chairs, with Leather S ea t s , a Loo Table,. .Grecian Suspending Lamp, with ormulti mountings, a large 'Mirror, Windo w C ur t a i ns o f M er i no D amas k ; a Brussels Carpet, &e. . - _The Futi x !TIME of the lleclehantherS comprises lofty Four-Test, Camp, amdteverai French 'Bedsteads, with Moreeu and .Print ed Calico Hangings, a handsome French Bectstead,, with Amber Silk 'Damask Hanging-s; excellent Feattie.r itcss, Hair ' 4N l 4t,tresses. and Bedding a variety of Brussei's and otheriCar pets, handso me Japaned. and .Mahogany Toilet Tables,. and , Washstands, Japaned Chairs, an excellent-Mahogany' Winged Wardrobe.; .a • smaller . .Ditto, several Chests of Drawers, Bedsteps, , Cheyal ; and Dressing Glasses, Easy Chairs, &e. -The Miscellaneous • Fici:niture includes a Turku Car,pet, Imita-, tion Rosewood Chairs;:fTwe Rosewood Sefas, Drab Alerino Damask Window Curtains, ,Mahogany Hall Chairs, Barometer, - Marble-top, 'Hall , Table, and a great variety of other useful Effects, together with the Kitchen .and Ctilinar, Utensils, &.,, ,a Patent Mangle, Eight-day Clock, Guidon, and Stable Iften;ils, a Patent •Mowing Machine, &c. ....., Amongst the PSINTINGS will be roduci a ProceSsiOn of T H._ griins to.the Image - of the V,irgin, by BIP P !NG ALi ;' the Gam blers by .W. WEsT; . the Cottag,i4's - .Return, by 'POLK; Moses. .Strikingithe Rock; by B ENEDETT 0 Lull t•a fine ItAljanT,ic-: tore of Christ Healing the Sick; ,a Landscape, by,Ci l AilpE, .and other Sp e cimen s -ty fa v o u ri te Mi sters; a finep'rool,impres- , sion of the Print of the Queen's Trial, afterllayter, sza: The WINE, of which theie . 'is' about 200 Dozen, Chiefly .con. t sists of old P or t, M a d e i ra , an d Sh erry, of choice quality, with - smaller quantities clother Wines. ' • The Furniture to be viewed on Tuesday next, the 2d, when Catalogues may be: had on the PreMiSes; aria at Tobs..WNi srAti LET and SONS ,Office, ,Church-street. r CONG . ' LUDING'SALPrOF CHINA AV!) E ZHEN WARE,' • kly Mr. W,ITNEY On the PriniSes, 43, Han er•;street. aEI F Public arey e spectrully retnit ed, that the above.SAL will be continued 'nits bev , nd each day through the week, at . Eleven o'clock Morning, Throe A,lternoon, and Sii• is the E'venin. To.motitto* (Wedneoay) ,will be Sold a most beautiful DINNER - SET of superior Porcelain, biolly enriched with )3ur,nisheil Gold. Packers are kept on the Pre- Mises. • _ • is respectfully apprised that the Business of the late Xr. MAILRICE LIME will ,be eontinued for the, n lifeneAt Widow and Family. iv " Splendid ,Li,I3RARY of BOOKS, BOOKS of PRINTS, and Illustrations of the Fine Arts, which will be Sur Auc-. tian Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) and To-monsovv, (Wednesday,) the 26th and 27th Instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock each daY, at the Rooms of the late Mr..Alaurice Rime, Church-street. To be viewed, and Catalogues had on the Morningi of Sale. MARBLE AND STONE CHIMNEY I - TECES RUSSELL STREEr, BRoWNLow BY DAVID - JONES, -,- To-adoanovv, (Wednesday,) the 27th in ut, at ,Eleveu for • Twelve punCtu T HIRTEEN Marble CHITIN -PIECES, 27 Stone DITTO. Anclat Two o'clock the same day will be sold, at the Liverpool_ Booms, Williamson-square, 30 other CHIMNEY-PIECES. May be viewed previous to the Sale. ' FURNITURE, 15, G I LOA RT-S ONDON- ROAD. By ;11r. 1101 - )GSQN, On THURSDAY next; . the 28th instatiet<Eleven o'clock pre cisely,.on the Premi ses , ( art-street, A LL the neat and useful HOUSEUOLD FURNITURE, including Pembroke, Card, and other T a bl es , T en t Bed steads and Haogiiigs,'Fouth'ei' and Plock Beds, .Mattresses, Pailasses, Blau kets, Counterpanes, Carpets, Rosewood and other Chairs, Eight-day,Clock, Kitchen Requisites, &c. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneer, at his Rooms, 60, Chfirch-iireet. By Mr. RAGE. 7 " . Without Reserve,—On THURSDAY nex.2, 4lSe 28th instant, at Twelye o'clock precisely, at Mr. B 's Stables,'Reiiihaw st'reet, A FOUR.-WIIEELED.CAR and Two Two-wheeled CARS, .0t e 1 - IORS.E, Set of Harness, Stable Utensils, &c. May be,Ylewed;on the Morning of Sale. • BUILDING MATERIALS, STABLE UTEN ILS, AND SUNDRIES. BY DAVID JONES On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at el -en o'clock, on the. • premises, -Dean-Street, Ran gh-street, .. • ITIIIE whole of the BUILDING A I'ERIALS that have the Corporation . / A t been taken down in consequence of the Corporation build ing a new Market on the laud, consisting of several thousand ,Bricks, balks of Timber. Spars, Joice, Boards, Slates, WindOW _Frames, Doors, nags, -Uprights, Rack's, Mangeri, Stall :Parti— tioning,.Corn Bins, large Counter and 'Shetving,'tWo Pigs, and other articles, which must be removed and sold without reserve. , Alay be view e d on the' Morning of sale. ... .By WILLIAM PARKINSON, On TcEsnAv,' the 2d June next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Red Lion Inn, "Ilarket-plac.e, Present, in the county Lancaster, subject to certain conditions of .sale, Lot 1. CLOSEof LAND, co ntai n i n g 3A. Ort.Ar. statute A 1 - tiL measure, situate in'tbet o W n ih ip of Rainhill, in the county of Lancaster, on the• north side of t turnpike road leading front Prescot to N r arrington, now i he occupation of Mr. William : Rigby, as tenant thereof, and djoiniug Laud of Mr. Joshua Sym. This Lot contains afrontage of 115 y s towards the turnpike road. Lot. 2. Two Closes of LAND, adjoining the last Lot,- con taining together 4A. la. 530.. statute measure, now in the ,occupation of the said William Rigby, as tenant thereof. This Lot contains afrontage of 120 yards towards the turnpike road. Lot 3. A MESSUAGE and SHIPPON adjoining, in ,the occupation of the said William Rigby, with two COTTAGES at the back, in the'occupation of Peter Corns and join) Higham, as tenants thereof, andsa GARDEN in the rear, cOntainiugs62 superficial 'square yards, also in the occupation of the said William Rigby. all situate in the township of Rainhill aforesaid, on : the' south side of the turnpike road leading from Present to • Warrington. This Lot contains in front to the turnpike road 37 -feet 7 inches, and runs in depth backwards W 9 feet. 7 inches. The above-mentioned Property is 'Situate within a short dis tance of the - Liverpool and 'Manchester Railway. Both Mail and Brick Earth .may be obtained oil t h e L au d , an d t h e situalPn Is very desirable I'4 •,Building on. • 'FheTenuie r*hohl of Inheritance. The 4 Premitees may' be Viewed on application to Mr. William Rigby, Rainhill, and further particulars may be had of Mr. Eniititsp WA nn, Solicitor, Present, 'at whose Office a Plan of the Estate may be. seen. • BEE WYE ESTABLISHMENT, 10, -1 3 011tAOiSi:-STREET. . riAr ()KELL respectfully 'calls - Vie attention of the Ladies • niLiverpool, Strangers, Captains, and all description of Buyers, to•his rare and beautiful Stork of HAWLS.UNENS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c. &c. Amongst the present month's ptirclirries will tie found a superb lot of rich Plain and Figured Sil "at extraordinary low Prices, Printed Muslins and Parasol. ) hoequalled for elegance and cheapness; also about 1.5 ' awls in French Filled Crapes, 'i'hibets, Cashmeres, Mal uds, &e. at nearly half their real value. Dunfermline Table Corers and Cloths of every description, frOm-I he-coarsest to the finest quality made. Milliners and Shopkeepers tvill find considerable advantages. came system will be strictly adhered to which has characterized the BEE 11 IVE since its commencement, and all Goods of en inferior description cal efully ' avo id e d f ront t h e Retail Stock. is BRISCOE begs leave most _respectfully to announce I • to the Ladies of Liverpool and the neiglaiburbood, that ,his Stock is now complete, in every departinent, for the pre sentlei Season, and would call :heir att rtion to ,an extensive . and choice Assortment of London tiqw6) Ansuss and TWILLED CAmnitics, Black and C tired Gr w i DE ..N A fq. , Es , -Satins, Sarcenets, Ribbons, N •kerchief s , GloveS, Sewed Collars and Capes, Lace and G auze Veils, Shawls in Crape, ~Span Silk, Thibet Wool, Filled Middles and Quakers, Silk,:ind .Cotton -Hosiery, Nets, Aluslin • Trinaming s ,., and varioostither. Articles of Dress. • - The general Drapery department presents a complete As, sortment of TABLE CLOTHS, N,ABKINS, and , COVERS, Irish, Scotch, and B4rraleV,Sll63TirCGS, BEi) TicKS, TOw.LLI,NGS, ' .CO'HNTEBPANES, QUILTS; BLANICETs 'Furniture Prints and ,Dimities, - Window Blinds, ;Gitoiss BilsActrzn 11;isn LttiENs, Lawns, and Diapers, French .Cambries and Eandkerehiets, Hollands, Jeans, Ginghams, Long Cloths,,Flannels, and every other Article in general use ; and, as the Aim of the,Proprietor. is to give satisfaction to the wearer, no Goods are offered : for, sale but such as can lie confidently 'recommended. 'Bomboitis; CiiipeS, and ' every other ' Article for Family 111.ourning.' .'," _ ' • . FOtler;ls cc - npletelyFu Furnished. • - • 'AN'AFTRFINTICE WANTED. For SALt A:lr BARTIIII,LOne nubtlred Feet of CAST IRON . SKYUIGHT:"Ai?a4 glazed, suitable for a green house, &c. 83, Oldhall-street. . 0 64 i: 1 -St. Zoolo •LgEitlYalSGAlaNfr de LlA n A sYl l'E sa '; 44 lll- . F. : 41 r ° 11a11,. Exchange fillings,' &c., at is. each ; St. George!s. D4,ek, Liver -t, front the Che shire Coast, , dirinee!s Parade, North S re, - Lighthouse and 41'01. t, - Folios of Prints, Carricatures, Costumes, &c., Lent.f or Even- . lug Purti. • • Bibles,Prayers, Annuals, Albums, Scrap Books, &c. at lower Prices than anywhere out of Loniitm.. Mezzotints--ra fine' Assortment suitable fur the Grecian . . .Paintiug. 1.,E Witt LACEY, Book and Print Seller, Stationer, Picture- Frame R,laker;4l4, Bold-street, Liverpool ; „, • • 4 SOUTH I 4 ALCA4SHIRSE CON'S VATIVE ASSOGIATION: ryi HE next QUARTERLY G of,this ASSOCIA TI ON w tie 'bold ;it he I.IiGH KMS hIOTEL, in Newton, on THURSDAY, the 28th May instant; 'et Eleven o'clock in the l'orennnn..' An Ordiner will.tte•rearly at One o'clock. • THOMAS WRITE, Secretary. R.4....7-•.The FOUNDATION STONE o f th e CONSERVA TIVE-HALL will be laid atrTliree o'clock in, Afteintoon. ILIIIE ANNUAL GENERAL 7. I EETL of the BOLTON and LEIGH , -RAILWAY COI% NY Rill be held at our Office, in Union -court, in Cast! treet, in Liyerpool, on FRIDAY, the fifth day of June n ex t, a t O ne o'clock in the ;After noon: "Doted the Did 'day of May, 1835. C. W. CLAY ,' ~ Gl • J. s . er,lo to,the said C . • , EDINIWIZGEI ALE. ripiIE.SUBSCILMERS have on In BottIed'EDINBURGIi ALE, par'a large STOCK of fine condition. - a>ad" J. HILL. .O.VER4,IOf TENPENNY ALE a k4 he accommodated with .an, Article of superior y to any that has ever :been ()tiered to the Public, at the BriNsc - tcK Horta, 53, Hanover-street. near Bola-street. tantclY. ~, TITA,NTED, 'AI idsunimer, !IFRENP G0 . ,1 — NESS, fully quatifitd to instruct in her we Language. She 'oust he a Protestant, and well acquaint .with the discipline of a •Lndies' Sohool. . Letters addressed X. Z., to ` be left atAe 4'443*(4444 will have clue attention. INTAN'yi!,I), a reN)ectklde, steady . EVA‹N, as CqQK ib - Vl' a quiet , Family. 4.g00,1 ch!t ,er will be required.— Apply to.l,lrs. rk:TLEY, Pertairter, Church-street. -vsT'ANTED by a YOUNG MAN, a 'iTU . -A.IIIQN as STEWA.ItII on board a SHIP• oceedtog tither to the;East or West Indies, .China,"or'N'e outh Wales. From. the experience h e h as . had; be - feels co dent that his services would be found valuable. Testimonials of .tbehighest respecta tThty Can .be produced and references giVen.as to character and ability: .Application to be made to Mr. R. PaTrts SON, Standard _ ()Ince. ST , EA,I I I-4;NGINE - or if in good condi 111J.hutt, one that Itis, been use, woo; without Boiler, of 71'venty-tive fiorsr:s' Vower,,and three 'feet - 'Apply .to tA4t TA ii.BET, .11, 4xcliange•httildings. Netp 43444i5gia0.. • BOOKS OF GENERAL UTILITY. Just Published, 2s. each bound:ls. 6d..stitOed, neatly done up forthe PoCket, gilt edges, 84c. rriiE POCKET GUIDE TO DOMESTIC Cs s t.RY, by a Lady, to which 'are'added Initiuctio.. or Tingeing and Carving. " • •• The.great defect in the numerous mann , - of Cookery, ,which at present divide the public favour is eir _bulk and price. Neither of - the:Se .objections apple . te present Work ; al though it' will he found to cont. - . all.that is really and most practically userul to the - good and economical housewife. It has been the object of the Alithoressto supply all-the requisite in formattonibi keeping a well .ordereci kitchen and furnishing a respectable table, without peiplexing the young housekeeper :with a useless variety of recipes, and a ,ukultitude of details, which, 'even - when not entirely frivolnus, logy tit .all times be -beat left•to4ntTiVidualjilltgment; eXperience, and convenience. THE POCKET MEDICAL G,U,I,DE; ,kpopttlar .treatise on Diet and Regimen, Cold and it effects, and the Use and Doses of Medicine. THE •'`MOTHER'S POCKET MEDICAL GUIDE; a popular treatise on .the Physical Education and Diseases of Children. - • THE SHORT,HAND WRITER'S POCKET GUIDE;< conv,eying a j inn knowledge of this useful Art, on a new and highly improved system, by which 150 words may be written in (Me minute. THE POCKET GUIDE THROUGH GLASGOW; Map .and Plates 2s. Gd. Nearly, scadv, THE M.ERCHANT'S ;AND BANKER'S COMMER CIAL" POCKET GUIDE. "Published by W. M`Pitux, Glasgow; sold by W. Gasrni., and ,G.ao...Piiitirs, LiverpOol. Ensttraw Xotict. AILAS FIRE AND LIFE AI4SURANCE COMPANY OF L01•171.)0..N. CAPITAL, £1;00,000. m , LIOWI4.:LL,Agent for the above cOmpany, • respectfully solicits the' 'favours of his friends, and invites the attention of the Public generally to t character of the ,Office. In the Life Branch of its Business t las Office stands pre-eininently high, having actually r • sod to the Assured advantages equal to the offers of an ,C pany. In its -Fire Business it is behind no office in the liberality of its eumpensation, where loss is sustained, paying, in addition to the value of Buildings destroyed or rendered untenantable, tba Rent of the same, for a reasonable period. W. E. MsDowEi.t. has itEmovizi) his Office to No. 5, Ex -CHANGE-BUILDINGS, the last door in the West Piazza. • The Ageno of the Company in Liverpool are -Messrs. S WA.INSON and HORNBY, North John -street, and .W. H. MiIIOWELL, , No. 5, Excitge7bilildipgs. Eo FURNISHED HOUSE. / LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE twining Four Lodginiz and TwoVfessingLi:uotnii, a**o .Pallours, food Kitchens, Scullery, Garden. • terms, 275. per week. • • ' s • Apply to W. Get, 43 Lord-street. N. B.—ASTABLE for one horse may be had adjuiuu Premises, at Is. per week. • rvo be LET, at Sestforth, the HOUSE lately-oteuried by Mr. Olden Jones, surgeon. The situatioxaffords an ex cellent opening for a resident surgeon, beinktdose to the high- road to Crosby and Materloo; it is sN well adapted for a Boarding School. An t 9u.intitv of L• to_the extent. f 4 or s'tirrea, be'had With it if required. Also, to "LET,• at - Seaforth, a HOUSE, suitable .for a small Family, in a sheltered situation, with a - Garden attached. The .Rents of these Houses are moderate, and the Fixtures in excellent order. - _ For furth'er particulars apply to Messrs. Jonr4 GLADs.roNE and Cu., Union-court, Castli-street; or, at Seafprth, to Mr. EDIVAI:D BIIEAKF:NRIDGE, Fanner. BIRCH HOUSE, FAZAKERLEY. TO be LET, the above excellent PAMILY HOUSE, con taming seven Bed-rooms, two Parlours, Driwing-room, tiro Kitchens. Pantry, and good Cellaring,,rfl a a large Ga.r 'den,.Well stocked with choice . Fruit Ti:eeV n good condition, 'with or without almut eight acres, Cheshire measure, of good .Meadow and Pasture Land. The Outouildings consist .of , a 'Coal.h-house, Stable for three Horses, Shippon, &c. Distance from Liverpool about five miles. For further particulars apply to Mr. Ilariar ,COPALs44I; Marybone, Liverpool. • ••• ••• • MAY PLACE, BROA,D GREEN. rip() be LET, this subStantial.MANSlbN, with its complete Gardens„Shrulyberies, .HOtbouses, Cottages, , Stables, Coach-hotises, &c., and the Land attached. The House, on the ground door, consists of a spacious En trance Hall, Stone Staircase, Drawing-room. Dining-1-60m, Library, and Breakfast-room. a large liitchen, Servants' -Hall, and . nv Other coenient ,Offices; on the, second and third floor, excellent Lodging and Dressing RoOrris, .4.3 a -room and Water Closet, with suitable Servants' Apartm 'tore.roorns, &c. The Gardens; which abound `With' re and valuable Fruit Trees, are enclosed with excellent' llot Walli, and contain two Hothouses, a Peach and Greenlionse;,Billittiqrouse,BoWli4g green, and Ice-house. • ' The Stable Yard contains a Gardener and Yarming-mAn&A Cottages, Dairy, two 'Four:Stalled Stables:With Saidle.routus, Coach-houses, Bt,c., ShipprT, an d a Fish-pond. - The oboe occup i es a space (* ) .f• About 20 .statute Acres, of which about 15 consist of fine Meadow Ladd, situate about three inilearom the Liverpool ExChange, with Entrances frcui the Edge-lane, Wavertree, or London Roads. ' Apply to Messrs. STRINGER and •MANN, Seel-street. Also to he LET, .ter the SummerNonths or hy the Year, a COTTAGE iu Cheshire, completely Furnished, with a large Garden, situated near to the' Magazines, containing six 'Bed rooms, three ;Parlours Kitchen, &C., with Three-stalled Sithle and Outbuildings, andwith or without about 20 statute Acres of :Land adjoining. Co be A,olb. .-- mo be SOLD, a Bright BAYr 15 hands.l inch high , it of food !figure and Action. an excellent Roadster; six years Old . , and warranted soon . May be seen at , Dab!. s Livery Stables, Falkner-street, who will give .any ostorrnation „ that may be requited. . . . ..- , By order of the Executors. Aivlo be. SOLD, by PRIV ATE TREATY, a well-built MAN- SlO/1 . or DIV ELLING-11.011.,-.'.E . ,in" Gateacre, About . e Miles . from Liverp oo l , suitable,for the . residence of .a Genteel Family; with Coach-house, - ;;;table, and . ather Out bitildirip and Offices attached, or K 1 a large Garden and Orchard well stocked with Fruit Trees ; situate on the south westerlyiide of the Road leading from Gateacre to liale.bood, and late in the occupation of Mrs. Galan, toce4so. Also a neat COTTAGE, Kith Stable and large Garden, situ ate on the sam e s id e o f t h e said road, contiguous to the before. mentioned premisei, and now in the occuilation ONT. Fletcher, as tenant. And Four Closes of LAND appertaining .theretu,.eontoiniug altogether 12. i. ltt. 13r. of the Statute measure,.or thereabouts. rrbe•PrerniSes may be viewed between the .hours..of twelve and' four any - day except Sundays and i Fidt4s. For:furthVr fkrticulars apply to B. GALAN, V*l.,Seacombe; or at the Office of LEIGH and SANDERS, Solicitors, Baenett street, Liverpool, where a Plan of the Property may be seen.