The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-11 00:00:00

- -- /Zef / ' 4 j k4, • 4144 ' 7, 4 LI I AND ,GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER• /- ,9 ~~ . ~~ ~ ~~ f% 4 / ~/r/~~ L ~ tibripool EAST 'lN't),l ES (AVE NOT not be accountable for BETH BQNNEWELL, A vust'B,lB:ls: IVnuess, JOHN TI-101.AIG date, will rt ELIZA. For 130141 4 V( The, Ship R Y, AncillnAto REID, Commander. Por freight, &c., apply to DUNCAN •GIBB. SAILO tt.4'142- Att 4 1 1% . A BAZAAR in aid of the 4.:Ai; Rath- AL bone-street, will be held x ..,-.l* o -44-e EMI i. Hs' HALL, Great . George-street, on EDP/ 41. - rl• andl'fichsuAr, the 19th and 20th The attendance and liberals pport of the Public are earnestly and respectfully solicited by the Seamen interested in it, who will have for Sale a number of Shells, Minerals, and other Curiosities; Rare Specimens of Sea Weed, Elegant Models of Vessels, &c. &c., together with a great varietyof Fancy Articles. - Sale to enunnence at Eleven o'clock. Contributions will be gratefully received at the Hall, on Tuesday next, between theliours of Ten and Four: Loading in Prince's D. Por BATAVIA di t '_l.+'s The fine A 1 Ship , NoON. 88 tons per register ' • built i dia of t ea k, an d on der engagement t o sa il i n all the won of August, full or not full.—For f re i g ht or passage, h av i ng splendid accommodations 'for passengers apply,to Mr. SA NDERSON. Messrs. 1101IMIT WISE and Co., Merchants, or J. N. 'WOOLi . and Co., 'Brokers. • HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD ! T. LETT. . _ _ - 1T .--No. 284.] TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1.83 i: [PiticE, ID. vrtsT nvolrs. For DEMERARA, , • t.i .The Ship INDIAN CI 'F., - ~, J. H. WILLI A us, Co man d er. ""--- Burthen per register 416 tons. or freight or passage, (the cabin accommodation being verve perior,) early applica. Lion must be made to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. For RARRADOES ,tl-V ~. The Brig MARY , 0..40..1 BxlifuEL NEALE., ' aster. ' - —For freight or passage apply t BARTON, IMAM; and HIGGINSON. Erpected to arrive, and sail again in all August. For BARBADOES 4:a The Barque BARBA. AN, JIiftEMIAH NAGLE, _aster. For freight or passage apply to HEYES, LITHE AND, and Co., Woktenholtne-iquitre. To siiil29th Avila. • For DEMERARA, 6 The Ship. JOHNSTO „ ARrtilliALD WPM:2s Muter; Earthen 436 tons; will touch at MAD A.—For freight or passage apply to the Master, on board, at the Waterloo Dock, or to SANDEACII, TINNE, and Co. SOUTH AMERICA. --- No Goods will be received on board this Vessel the e ies of tchia an; not passed on or before the 21th i ant. r First Gessel. • For ;SIMIAN The Barque GEORGE, ' Wm. Whit ii *Master; 25(i tons; enprered and copper-fasteno.—For freight or pas sage apply to THOMAS HtSKETif,' (*.in W. and ,J. TYIZEIZ. UNITED STATES. To sail 071 OW let of S 'ember: For NEW ,ORL ANS, -1 ! re The fine first-class A 1 Americ Ship CHAMPION, . ~ Captain W. H UNCAN, aurthen per register 36E tons, being in all respects ir desirable conveyance.—For freight or passage apply to the Giptain, on board, in the King's Dock, or to ALEXANDER GORDON and Co., 17, Hanover-street. BRITISH AMERICA. 1 I/ ---. For ST. JOHN N. 8., r 4 7-: .- ' With iramediat despatch, The fast.sailing Ba ue JOANNA, JOHN MURRAY, Master. For freiglit (1r passage apply to DUNCAN GIBB. To sail in a Au, ddys. For MONTH E The very fine Workington- ilt Brig EDGAR, Captain G sow; Earthen per register 229 tons; coppe d and copper-fastened; a fast vessel ; has room only frr ineasurentent Goods, having her heavy freight all on board. —F or terms of freight apply to Messrs. dosEpit FitosTE and or to Co., OHN GORDON and Co. IYIODITEREANEIIN. For CONSTANTINO LE. To sail on; ilia 15th • start. . - And has room for 80 to 100 ton of fine. Goodsi• which . , will be taken on iv terms. . ~ ' . . 1.1 • the well-known and fast - s fl ing coppered Brig 6 ' ANFIELIY, 301 tons, register, WM. CAMPBELL, 114ster- Portreightior.passage, having coma: l o4V gate-rooms, apply to MAtpuiEtir CuortErt, 13, (oree Piazzas, or. , GEO. BROWN, South John-street. NEW SOUTH WALES./ Warranted . first Ship after the JEssiv, and 111' be despatched about the 20th Au at. ss ii For HOBART TOW d SYDNEY, A * • The beautiful fast-sailin Ship CLYDE, N. lattr.ANl), Commander • A regular trader; burthen per register 401 tons.- 2 For freight or Passage, appl y to Messrs: Wit,Lutr SMITH ar.d . Soll, or to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. *tram Niabtgatitlt. GI E.F.,NOCK: AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, With Goods and Passengers, TrA\ HREE TIMES A-WEEK, x . 'v% t • : 4.. '' . Every TURSVAN, THi4RSDAY, and •SATURDAY. `''....,::;::::- THE CITY OF GLASGOW STEAM-PACKET COMPANY' ' 'VESSELS, • CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) .EXANDER DRYS , DA um, Commander VULCAN; RORY: Eivirid, mandei, JOHN WOOD, JOHN Boys, Commander, Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots:— The VULCAN - sails Tilts' DA Y, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noun. The JOHN- WOOD sails on THUIiSDAY next, the 13th instant,..at Two •o'cluck in the 'Aftern l oon. 'the CITY of GLASGOW' sa.ils on SATURDAY next, t h e! 15th instant, at Thiee o'clock - in' the .theruyon Apply to DAVID'AI'IVER and Co:, 31, Water-street. Far GREENOCK and GLASGOW, IVith Goole' and Passengers to the gromielaw. The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL SHIPPING COMPANY'S FINE STEAM PACKETS,. `map ./ MANCHESTER H. MA , Commander • I 'LYDE ROBT. CR AWF D , C omman d er. AILSA CRAIG ...J. Mclizt A s ; Commander. GLASGOW . Lis, Commander. I,IVERPOOL..RoBT. HE URN, Commander. 84 ,i 1 as under, front the Clarence Dock, with or with ou t Pil o ts, ant . e‘4L lin g (weal!' :r permitting) at Portpatrick, w ith P assengers y Ihe CLYlig sails To-Mon/tow, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant ; at One o'clock in the Afternoon. TLe MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 15th lastatit, at 'Three o'clock, in the Afternoon. The AILSA CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, the 17th' "Watt, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon. Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN, India Buildings, Water-street. • "t' For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET CO_RPANY, '--, - 47= - 1 INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. prue above company sail their Vessels, ( 'the or without taking Goods and Passengers to the ollowing ports, gamely'To DUBLIN Daily. Igor BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To- oanow, (Wednes ' I'o the 12th in s tant, a t O ne o ' c l oc k i n e Afternoon, from the Cla.rence DoCk. Apply for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, • for Belfast Line, to Water -street. JOHN M'CAMMON and Co., The miticiile of this Company is that of attaching all Im- P2rters - and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, ; Li ter pay wen t o f t h e Di v i dends—thus creating'a community of ntit'rests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle 'th will b es t guarantee to ' its Proprietors a certainty of their 7 17 iden.ls, and to Shippers of all description s o f G oo d s an d tve Sl ,, ck the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, ,awrthe lowest rate of Freight compatible with dlie attention to their maintettance. REDUCED .FREIGHTS TO AND PROM LIVERPOOL AND LONDONDERRY; 4 4,- By the ROBERT NAPIER and QUEEN , ADELAIDE Steamers. For LONDONDERRY, every WEbNE§DAY i';',"_,SATUR DAY, from the Northwest side Clarence Di;ek, li`ring Passengers (weather permitting,) at TOR POINT, 41 • L LYPASTLE; GIANT'S CAUSEWAY and PORT Rus t ." • 7 , The ROBERT NAPIER, Captain Wm. OPMN, will sail at° untsotv (WedUesday,) the 12th instal , at Twelve o' c l oc k Non. i Ihe•QUEEN ADELAIDE, Captain stler RAMSAY, will 01 1 SATI , BDA Y licit," the 15th instan , at Two o'clock, P.M. CABIN PAVE. lss.• DECIL f he accominodations of these vessels are well known to be 11;.3t-rate,•and their charashed.cter fbr punctuality and despatch esta'- 4 , ror Reduced Rates of Freight and Passage' please apply to Agents; JOIIN MUNN, Foyle-street, Londonderry. MOORE and M'CRELGHT, 23, Water-street,. Liverpool. • Ettourante _______________ • - . ('EN ER ANNUITY ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 63; OLD BROAD-STREIiT, LONDOX : _ rtptablished October, 1829, with an accuinuratsng Capital. " 6 object of this 'Association ; is to noble person! pos- V9vi s ising Life Incomes, and others, 'provide contingent sionary Annuities for vidows and latices, the payments ue,ll,ll_g graduated .from El . Ios., nude the' ag e of 25 to £5, ger the age of GO: • Six l 'atne annuities In, -be Insured fu r by the I' person. offier6°Pectusea and every information may be obtained at the e6 f Mr. COGLAN, 12, Exchange -street East, and from Mr: STONEHOUSE, Standard-office, Liverpool. I. l t Pr ogress. A nnuites s u l m e r ib e d f or . C ap i ta l. y ear wi Y e at tt) 3 007' Septeinber, 1831) 660 Z . 4,058 1, to 3 0th' Di t t o , 18 31 1244 11,60G 4t.',Yar to 30th • Ditto, .1832 • 1709 - 21,720 sthl e ar th Offi" Ditto; 1833... .... ;2651 :34.371 , Er r 30t1)-.' Ditto ' ! 1834 . 3 1 2 6 4609 ~.. *t,:l'reseut. Capital exceeding .C55,u00. b auction. -- --- THIS DAY. I,,r x THIS DAY, (Tu e sday,) the 11th invent, at T elve o'clock, ai Buchanan and Browne's Office, 01 all-street, 2814 Salted New South Wales OX at COW HIDES, Ex Princess Victoria, fro Sydney. . Apply to Messrs. ASPINALL, BuowN, and ASPINALL, Mer. chant; or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, at T ye o'clock, on the Quay, east side Bruns* tk tick, • 405 Logs. PINE. TIN !.;11, 155 nitto BIRCI-1 ,D 'TO, 91 PINE PLANKS, 6 MUCH Drrro, 13 Cords LATI-IWOOD, Now landing ex Prince La 800, .@ Cape Breton.—Apply to Messrs. M‘Ltun, IlousToN,atid Co., Merchants, or DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. WEDNESDAY. - . To-mositow, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Whitaker , Rathbone, and Co.'s Mee, iford-street, n account of whum.it yco era, 288 Boxes CASSIA LIGN EA ' 6 Tons TERRA JAPON with all faults. Ex Thomas Dougall,from Singapore.. ay be seen at Tobin's Warehonie, NO: 2/2, Prince's Dock. . AlSo, 38 Baskets China MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS, 70 Bags Wild NUTMEGS, ilk) CheSts CASSIA LIGNEA, 5 Tons of COWRIES, 29 Barrels TAMARA N 13,8, 15 Barrels ARROWROOT. 4 Barrels Jamaica GINGER- - Importeli by sundry Vessels.—Apply to Messrs. ivirititiv, SVNIE., and Co., or to WHITAKER, RATHBONE, and Co., Brokers. To-moaitow, (Wcdnesday,) the 12th instant, - at 0 o'clock, at Buchanan and Brn , rriP's Office, Oldh -strett, 2(X) Boxes CASSIA, .72 Bags COFFE 70 Boxes SAI,O, .29 Baskets. SUGAR, • Ex Thomas Dougall, „thou Smcapore.—Apply to Messri. ItoBERT HENDURSON and 50:43, Merchants,•or to , • BUCHANAN and BROWNE,,Brokers. To-Nronftow, (Wednesday,) the 12th iuStant, at 0 , o'clock, a Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldha street, • II Casks COCOA. NUT Ex Prineess Victoria, from Sydney..L-- ly e to Messrs. Ai PiNALL, BRO*NE, and ASPIN LL, Metehants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. . , o , ver y° To-multow, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at On ' c l oc k , al John Shand's Office, Exchange - alley orth, About 10 Tons NICARAGUA - OD, --- Just landed ex Reindeer, from Lima.Ap yto JOHN SHAND, Broker. TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at 0 " William Nevett's Office, Rumford•str t, 200 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC, 5 Tons solid NICARAGUA OD, Ex Norval, from Savanilla.—Apply to Messrs. Kitts', ImttE, .and TOMLINSON, Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. 'o'clock, at To-moit Row, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at One o' ock, at William Nevett's Office, Runiford-stteet, 30 Tons SA PAN WOOD, „. 268 Ba gs TURMERIC, • 247 Baskets GAMBIER, 48 Baskets MOTHER OF PEA SHELLS, 30 Bags CUBEBS, • 19 Boxes BEES' WAX, 00 Bales SENNA, 8 Barrels ISINGLASS, S Barrels TAPIOCA, 1000 pagS RICE. For fuither particulars apply to Messrs. R. HEIN nEnsos and Soks; Merchants, or WILLIAM' NEVEM', Broker. To-mouttosv, (Wednesday;) the : 12th insta , at One o'clock, at. William Nevett's Otfite I u rd-street, 120 Tons Campeachy Lo 00D, Landing ex' Eagle, from Laguna, George's Doelc.—Amily to Mr. Wsi. FRANKLIN, Merchant, or to • k • • . WILLIAM NEVETT,l3rolc.er. •To-montiovr, (Wednesday,) the 12th ini..;tant at ()lie o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Ru o -street,. 200 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC ' 5-Tons_ solid. NICARAGU ".WOOD, Landing ex -Norval, from Savanilla, King's Dock. 8.1 Tons solid NICARAGUA WOOD, Landingrox Herb; frinit Queen's Dock. 25 Tons solid NICARAGUA WOOD, Landing ex Mars, froni New York, Waterloo Dock. Apply to Messrs. KERS, Imam, and TostuNsorv, Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT Broker. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at welve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office,' hull-street; 120 Tierces Jamaica CO BE. Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co Metchanti, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers, FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the I4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Moscow and Rigg's Office, Water-street 342 Dry Buenos Ayres HI I •, 987 Salted DI "0. Apply to Messrs. W.toritNwrow, HOLT, a.d Co., Merchants,' or to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o' lock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale- reet, 1,800 Brazil dry salted HI S, Lately.landcd.—Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. On FRIDAr next, the Uth . instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Corrie,' 111185 2810xo) un D Bd. i C t I to o.'s Office, .13 0 u x ffaB HID an o dCow Just landed ex William. Salthouse from S apore.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, P OTTER , an d Co., Merch nts, or to CORRIE, H USON and CO., Brokers. PZEIT.t. By order of the London, Dock Company, pursuant ta'act 9 Geo. IV., cap. 116, sec. 107. On TUESDAY next, the 18th, and WEDNESDAY, t 19th instant, at Eleven for Twelve precisely, at the Hamb ' Coffee-house, Water-lane, Tower -street, London, The following WINES and SPI TS:- 100 Pipes and Butts Of WINE, onsisting of Red 149 Hhds. and 70 Qr. Casks Fort, Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon, 10 Ohms Bucella, Cape, Hock, &c. 115 Hhds. ZOf Firench Re and White WINE, consisting of 360 Cases S Claret, Baran, Sauterne, Champagne, &c. - 10 Casks of BRANDY and GENEVA. Particulars and Catalogues of JOHN WILD, Wine and Spirit Broke_,r, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. bn THuftsrm v, the 20th i ns t an t, a t T we l ve c l oc k, a t th e 4 , Public Sale- room , E xc h ange -b u ll ugs, 110 Chests Ea s t Indi a INDI , Ex Euphrates, from. Calcutta. • BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. OD THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'clock at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildity 62 Ptlests East India INDI 0, Just lAnded, ex Golden Fleece, from Calcutta. 46 'Serous Guatimala INDIGO, Just landed, ex Rapid, from Realijo: Apply to JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers. TrvEßs of TENPENNY ,ALE ma y b accommo d ate d .1' with an Article' of superior quality ny that has ever. been offored to the Public, at the Bnu - lox HoTnL, 53, panover-street, near Bold-street. VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ARE INFORMED, THAT AT LAC' EY'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, s . AND , • JUVENILE LIBRARY, No., 61, BOLD-STRRBT, / 'VEY will fitifkan Assortment 4;t. into ting Publications 1 . calculated for Presents, splendidly E bellished, and richly vs Bound, at prices less by one-half than frequently given for Works of inferior merit and appeara ce. A variety of beau tiful Annuals; at one-third the original, price. Albums and Sc,rap Books,with Drawings and Prints, kin every variety, 'to fill them, 30 per cent. less than any where out of London. Also, Writing Papers and Geneial Stationery, in quality un usually supenor, and in price extremely moderate. Merchants, Captains, Traders, and Persons Emigrating, are Particularly referred to H. LAcEY's Establishment, where they may be supplied with numerous saleable Articles, on highly advantageous terms. An Assortment of PRINTS, ready Framed, suitable sizes and subjects"for Apartments and. Cabins. Folios of -Prints and Caricatures Lent for Evening Parties. Lacey'R Railway Companion, and Manchester Guide; price Ohe Shilling. TO GENTLEMEN RIDING, •DRIVII•IG, &e. &c. WHIPS —An excellent HOLLY GIG WHIP, best yeAr p thong, :I s . 9d ; a good 'LANCEW OD ditt o , 2 s , 6d ; suptrior Ditt o , Di tto, 3s. 6d ; a very sup or LANCEWOOD GIG WHIP in imitation •of Vine o amb oo; 45. : 6dl' best HOLLY GIG WHIPS, ss; sm REGENT RIDIN G WHIP, Whalebon e through, 2s; I ge Ditto, Ditto, ls. — A saving of fifty per cent. from the enormous prices usually charged. KENDALL and SON, 417, West -strand, London; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool;' 35; Market-street, Manchester; 1, Adelaide-street. Charing-cross, London • 17. New-st ree t, Bi rm i ng h am ; 191 , F ore - street, Exeter; ? 43, Wine.street, Bristol ' • 18, Foregate-street, Wor cester; I, Theatre-buildings, Shrewsbury;. 97, St. James's .treet, Brighton. On 'att. PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOLS, Of all kinds, manufactured by Lyndon anik r Wignall, at the Minerva Works s riirmin am. Apply to H&C. SEALY, Jun. .1 Exchange -street East. Every description of HARDWA tE for exportation; apply as above. TEA. , 7 Wiry 200 Chests Black .eaf CONGO, 40 Chests PEKOE k . . By private ntrart YATES and BRODRIBB, Brokers, 4, India-buildings. Apply to The Brig ENTER,. Captain t ; T , #: ;, Burthen per register-155 to , curries alarge cargo, •-. awl, being well found in s res, may be , s ept t o sea with.very little expenee,—For further particulars apply to GRAIIVAI and TA Yl,Oll, ~, The, roinarkablv fine new Ship CAIAPTYA . ..-- '- e›,, Of SUi; tons register, built at /Quebec lkiirtering, wh;;Hce she, lies just arrived, en now' clischarOUK her ' 244 .ASE.— cargo in the Brunswick Do, k This ressel, Is bmtt of the best rria.ierials, is well fini s h e d, s- ii fast, cud is Well: a d a Pted for the- tact India trade: If not a Lefore the 20111 . instant ,she will return to Quebec.—For part culars apply to EABLES and CAICTER, Ilederess-street The Builder of 'the.,Caleutta ; -litho is at present 'in town, will Contract for one or tfvo S/sips We built at Quebec nest Winter, to be rigged fit for sea,"Lr without rigging, as inay be agreed upon. The uew Barque RI lIBUCTO, Burthen per regist e r 400 77 tons, built at Rid-li ar..et' bucto by John Jardine, Esq. f the very best materials in the : province, and launc ed in June last; her top' timbers are heckmatack, her sternp t, apron, transoms, knight heads, binding st ro k es , an d many of er parts are African oa ; she is thoroughly copper-fastened; Well found in all Useful stores, which are of the best description ; has a poop and•top-gallant forecastle, sails fast, and carries .a large cargo on a very light draft of water; length of keel 110 feet ; now discharging her cargo in the Clyde, and, if not sold. before 25th instant, will re turn to ltichibicto.—For particulars apply tCV HOL DERNESS and CHILTON. Hull, or to HOLDERN4SS and CHILTON, 5, Leicester-buildings, King-street, On SALE, The new Ship ABERPOIL, .444.7 :7 4k; 281 tons register, coppered and dyer-fastened ; " built for the owner's use, under the itispection of the present master; beams laid for the stowage of sugar hogsheads; materials in rigging, sails, cables, anchors, and.principal part of the iron work made in Liverptiol, by most respectable manu facturers; parries a large cargo on a very li t draft of water, and on examination will be found a v y superior vessel ; lying in Prince's Dock.—Apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106; Oldhall-stree Also, the first-class Ship 333 tons register; coppered and cop stores of every description, and read; King's Dock.—Apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-stree crIIATHISI4A, r-fastetled; well aiunti in to take in cargo; lying ins The first-class Brig THOMAS TUCKER, ]4O tons register, copper-fastened, and lately coppered, well found in stores, and well adapt e d f or any tra d e where despatch is an,object,. being a remarkably fast sailing vessel.—For par ticulars apply to ROBERT H YSLOP and Co., or to • JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. *alto bffatirtsiOn. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th in s t an t, • Si x o ' c l oc k i n the Evening, at Mr. Smith's; the Rdyal Otel, in Prescot, sub iectio such conditions of sale as wil e then. roduced, r E • FEE-SIM PLE 'and INII P tITANCE (Aland in all 1 that newly-erected .111 ES", AGE or DWELLING HOUSE called "Holt. Cottage,"h the Stable, Coach-house, and other Outbuildi ngs, .Garden; ;d Two :sev e ral Closes or Parcels of LAND thereto adjeitiin:' and lielonging; situate in 'Whist* containing 3 Acres, 2 Roo. and 3l Perches of sta tute measure, or thereabouts, and novii.fn the possession of Mr. Hall. . . The House is most delightfullytated an the noilli s side of the Turnpike Road from Presatt - to Warrington. and 176 as erected duly a few Jears ago by tltilate Proprietor; Mr. P oster , .for his own occupation. ° lt commands varied and extensive Views, and is in every respect well adapted for the Residence of a Family of respectability. Th e Land i s i n a hi g h s t ate of cut, tivation, and contains good beds of Sand and Red St one, which may be got at a trifling expense, and for the remo va l of which good Roads on two sides of the Property afford great facilities, This Property is distant from the town of Prescot one milei and from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway not quite half a mile. The House may be viewed on application to Mr. H a ll , on the Premises; and for further particulars apply talldr. HALL, Sur geon, Warrington, or to Messrs. RoWSON and CROSS. S o ll6_ Lori, Prescott PEREMPTORILY. To-tiorinow, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon; at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John fstreet, Liverpool, subject t o s uc h C o nditions of Sale a s w ill b e then • and there produced,--By order of the Mortgag s, _ - Lot 1. ALL those Two MESSUAGES o WELLIN G . - Garden ll_ HOUSES, with the. Garden • vacant piec e o f Land, and other App ur t enances th e t adjoining an d. b e .; longing, situate and b e i ng on th e eat e 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. All those Two other MESSUAGES qr DWELLING HOUSES, (Adjoining the before:mentioned I, retnises,) one ~t which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un tenanted. These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate 'in the most eligible part of Texletb-park. The House s 4 . re: very commodious, and were recently and ; substantially built,' are 'fitted. up with every convenience, and are well adapted fur the residences of Families of respectability. For 'further particulars apply to Messr Lowry, Es Lowrins and. RoutNsoN, Solicit ors ,. Li ver p oo l, who will direct a proper per. soli to show the PremtieS; or to Messrs. ItowsoN and CROSS, Solicitors, Prescot. • BUILDING MATERIALS. On TuEsoAv next, the 18th instant, at 0 o'clock i n t h e o t Afternoon, in Lots convenient rchasers, z rpHE MATERIALS of Sundry DW LING-HOUSES, e X situate in Lime -street, on either side of the Old Cattle Market. A Plan of the Premises, showing the different Lots, may be seen at the Railway Office, North John-street, where further particulars may be had. HENRY BOOTH, Treasurer. 'MOST ELIGIBLE INVESTME VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Po ton, within Two Miles gl Wari ington, and an the Turnpike Rod to Manchester. PEREMPTORILY,-011 WEDNESDAY, the h instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Nag's ad Mite], in War- . rington, subject to such conditions as will be then produced,. mtlE FEE-SIMPLE an d INHERITANCE o f an d in that very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Poulton-with- Fearnhead, in the county of Lancaster, consisting of a neat, commodious, and newly-erected HOUSE, Stable for three Horses, Shippon ,for eight Cows, Gig House, excellent B arn , and • other Outbuildin g s, w ith th e Garden and Orchard, and several Closes of LAND held therewith, containing in th e whole Twenty-th ree A cres o f Statute Measure or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mr. William' Bennett, together with a neat Cottage and Garden in the occupation of Mr. Robert Ilatton. , The House and other Outbuildings were erected by the late, Possessor for his own residence and accommodation. The Land lies-in a ring fence, and the Turnpike ROad from War rington to Manchester bounds the Estate for a considerable distance. A more eligible Investment is rarely offered. It is within two miles from Warrington, sixteen from Man Chester, and twenty from Liverpool. A Willow Plantation of Three Acres in extent forms part of the Estate, and is in a flourishing condition. The. Property will he sold either with or without the Cottage, as may be wished at the time of sale. The Land Tax has been redeemed. Mr. CHARLES GERARD, of Bruch Heath, will show the Pre miSes, from whom further particulars may be hail; and also from Mr. 11011ERT JACKSON, of Newton Parks ; or at the Office of Messrs. FicTHETT and WAGSTA PP, Solicitors, War rington, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and who have several Sums of Money to advance at a Low Rate of Interest on approved Securities. TO DR. HIGGINS, 14, MERSEY-STREET, 4.IVERPOOL. Sir, I FEEL it a duty I owe to yo urse lf and the p h blic to say that I I have for many years been troubled wit violent pains and giddiness in my head, and had much ado times to support myself from falling, more particularly • I perchance looked over a precipice- I arrived here 10th April, and, suff mg much from the above complaint's and general debility, Iha recourse to my custom ary medicine, pills, &c., but nothing had the desired effect, until the latter end of May, when one of Your handbills was put into my hand describing the efficacy of your Pills. Though I had no confidence in them, still, for the restoration of my health, I. was willing to try every remedy, and called upon you accord ingly and explained what I suffered. Time Pills you prescribed I took according to your direCtion, and. I am happy to say, that after taking them twice I have found more relief than from any medicine that I have taken for these last ten years. From four days after calling upon you have not suffered apain, nor have.l enjoyed better health these last len years. I do, therefore, recommend them to those suffer ing from similar complaints, more particularly to those who go abroad. beg, Sir, you will, in conclusion, accept my 'best thanks, and you have my entire permission to make what use of this letter you think proper. I am, sir, Your most obedient servant, EORB LN D, Commanding, the Brig Trevo r , now loading_ for Buenos E Ayres, in the Prince's Dock. a-alco bp auction. IRISH LINENS, By 131tA;';011 and S 0 7 .' On FRIDAY next, the 14th i ns t an t , at Hanover Roon , /11W0 Chests, containin g 100 ei•es of Yard-wide and A Seven-eighths IRISH I ENS, and 20 Pieces of 4/) - SHEETING, just imported direct from the Manufacturers. To be Viewed on ThurSday next, the 13th instant, 'on appli cation to Messrs. BRANCH and SON. - even o'clock, at the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE FIXTURES, 4.c. By N. BOOTH, To-nor:now, (.Wednesday,) the t2th inst t, at. Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. a t his Rooms, Nu . ea Stanley-street, A QUANTITY of II OUSEHO 'FUR N IT URE, con sisting of Four-post Mali gly Bedstead, Camp Bed steads, Paillasses, Hair 'Mattress leds and Bedding, Blankets and Sheets, Painted D rawers , T a bl es end Washstmids. Chairs, Mahogany Swing Dressing Glass, KirHerminster Carpet; Plate Shelf, &c., together with the very excellent Fixtures of an °f lee, comprising Double and -Single Desks, with. Drawers end Mahogany Tops, Alphabet Case and Drawers, neat Partition ing, Office Stool, &e. The Office Fixtures way be viewed This Day (Tuesday.) ii , TO PRINTERS AND 014-i la Ily Mr. BROWNEZ` , On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, a leven o'clock, on the Premises, Union-buildings, Nor oh n. street, Liverpool, rlli wh o l e o f th e STOCK i n TRADE of Mr. 5. F. Ga !F -' FCtiii, who .is declining the Bufiues. - _, . •-.. 'l be Stock consists Oa well-selected as;Artnient of PRINT-. ING TYPES, the greater part a which is new..good Hou'rle PC"'v Printing,,Press,e,x,Aka power, and three Fiiskets, 24tand moll; Ness. with Iro4.Sc.refiv.,,Catting Press acid Plough, Cases, Praincs, Chases, Roilers;Wood Cuts, Casts, Leeds, Furniture, &c. &c. . _ . To be,.viewed Manday next, the' I.7th:when Catalog-nes maybe had . on th e Prehaises, or of the Auctioneer, Clarendon buittlings .South Jo!iu-street. Zo be Ed. MO be LET, an excellent WARWO6SE, ()FMB, and arched CELLAR,in Hanov treet, late in the occu pation of Messra..Dirotti and Co. Apply to Mr. BOWMAN, at their Office. . . rilla be LET, an Old. Established.l3 T-BUILDER'S I. YARD, near St. Thomas's Cho c , Park-lane, with all Materials for the said Business.-1 , further particulars in quire on the Premises. quid be LET, a good FAMILY-HOUSE , tuate at No. 49; _IL Great Crosshall-street. late the reside eof Mr. Jeffreys, • Sueon, containing tw o P a rl ours. ag; Drawitm-room, live , Bedrooms, two Kitchens, Wine Cell. &C., also a Stable at the back. The House is in good repair, avingbeen newly painted! ---Apply to JAMES ROGERSON, 8, Church-street, or to Mr. ALLA NR Y, Globe Tavern, next door to the Premises, who has instructions to slichv them. . . - • .LIURNISHED HOUSE to be ie : x 9,ll,ET f Twelve Months, - 'situate in a pleasant - part of We Derby, three mil es from the Exchange . - The House co t' ns three *ittitig-rnotns, six Bed - rooms; w ith Kitchen., ttc., ank a good Garden, Stable, and Coach-house.—Apyly to •J. and J. MAVIiSLEY, Castle street. To` be AoID. - - • GROCERY -BUSINE S. • Tbe DISPOSED OF, the STOC in TRADE, , FIX TURES, Rod GOOD:WILT, o a well-establish e d and highly -con oected SHOP.. Any Pe a:wishing to commence the move Business will find the present an exceedingly' desir able oppottunity.—Every.inforination will be given on applica tion to ROBERT 'FAIRCLOUGII, 28, Berry -street. FLINISIIIRE.—FREEHOLD LAND. rill() be SOLD, lal3 PRIVATE CortyTitAc Twelve Acres, One Rood, and Seventeen Perches of xcellent Pasture and Arable LAND, - situate 'within ami St. Asaph, and one hundred yards of . the south side oft urnpike-road . leading to Abergele, awl five miles from the tof I. oryd, (where there is daily communication hv steam 'with Liverpool,) now in the bolding of Mr, Peter Foulkes. There is a' quantity of fine thriv ing young Oak growiug.iin the Land; extiosive game preserves surrounding; two very fine trout streams witbin a short distance, and a pack of fux bound 4 are kept in the immediate neighbour hood. . The Land is beautifully- situated, and well adapted tor Build = upon, as it contain s e B e d o f Cl ay of most ' B duality, .and being in the centre of the Vale of Clwyd on a gentle emi nence,, commanding a ti ne an d extens i ve prospect. Mr. Peter Foulkes, of the Plough Inn, near St. Asaph, will show the Land; and further particulars may be had upon ap plication (if by letter, post-paid) at the Office of Messrs. Lace, SONS, and MYaRS, Solicitors, Liverpool, or of Mr. J. VA UG II AN Hottiva, Solicitor, Denbigh. rylo be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a Valuable FREE- J... HOLD MANOR and ESTATE, well wooded, with a convenient residence, in one of the midland counties, 40 miles south .of Manchester, in fir , t-rate condition, in a ring fence; tithe free, extra parochial, with the land tax redeemed, consist ing principally of grass land, comprising in th whole about 1800 statute acres, of which about 30(t acres ar wood land, co vered. with oak and ash, in the following lot r divisions •-•-•• Lot 1,.• A FARM of about 300 acres, 1 ina ring fence, with a good Farm-house and out-buildings. Let 2. A FARM of about 160 acres, within a ring fence, with a respectable Farm-house and out-buildings, and waters well stocked with fish. Lot 3. The MANOR, with a good and convenient residence, together with out-buildings and walled garden, and about 460 acres o f f arm An d woo d l an d, on which is alio situated a Farm house with extensive and excellent out-building's, and very good fishing. Lot 4. A FARM of about 400 acres, within a ring fence, in terspersed with wood lands and plantations, with a gout? Farm / house and out-buildings ; and plenty of spare materials for the addition of a good house, ina desirable situation. Lot 5.. A FARM of about 130 acres, within a ring fence, of excellent farming land, adjoining to lot 4, with a good Farm house and out-buildings. Lot 6. A FARM . of about 200 acres, within a ring fence, with wood lands'and plantations, and a good Farm-house and out-buildings; this situation being well calculated for a respect able residence, by ati addition to the present Farm-house. Lot 7. A FARM, with• plantations, together consisting of about 90 acres, and a newly-erected Farm-house and out-build .ings.,.. • Lot 8. A FARM adjoining to Lot 7, of about 60 acres, with plantations, and a newly-erected Farm-linuse and out-buildings. fhere being plenty . ofliouses and out-buildings, Lots 4 and 5 will be divided if it should he desired. Coaches pass daily on a good turnpike road contignoui to all these lots. The internal roads are also good,.atici the whole are within two hours' drive of.the railway now forming from Liver-. pool to London. There is lime on the spdt, and coals are low in price. The whole of the lots are yrell socked with game, and possession of part of them may be had in October, and of the remainder at Lady-day. next. Plans of the whole may be seen, and further information ~ h-tained tained on application to Messrs. Eno": and PA RKER, Solicitors, Manchester; Mr. Jonathan Bi n n s . S urveyor and Land Agent, Lancaster.; ,Messrs. Binns, Clifford, and &ribs, Surveyors and Land Agents, Birmingham; Mr. Heaton; Endon, near Leek; and Messrs. WILLIAM JOHNSON and SoN, Surveyors; Man chester. To be *op or Ert. . ONE OF'THE BEST - HOUSES IN DUKE-STREET, • : _TO .BE- LET OR SOLD. rip HE Rooms are large and lofty, fitted and pain d inside and out in the hest style, with Back. Premises, e i y convertible into,.a .WarehOuse,, suitable for a Ale r ch• or Professional Gentleman desiring Offices on their Prem es, or fir a Wine Merchant, having excellent . fitted up Cella r , ex t en di ng f ront Duke -street to Henry -street. Will he Let for £l2O per Annum, and, to prevent trouble, the address will lie only given to Prin cipals who first ' enclose a • Note to the Printer, addressed, " 'fender : for the .House in .Duke,street." . . Pub is lobito, —.., • ~ • • LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION • . , ASSOCIATION _ • . ALL Persons whose Names have been om itt e d f rom t h e Lists of Persons qualified to Vote for Members for the Borough of Liverpool, p u bli s h e d on th e l as t d ay o f July in this year, by the respective Overseers of the Parish : Liverpool, and of. the Townships of Kirkdale, Everton,.‘ 7 .st Derby, and Toxteth-park, and who are entitled to be in • tiled in the said Lists • and all P e r s o ns i n th e sa id Li s t s , w h ave l ega l grounds for ob jectin g ' to the Names of other Persons remaining therein, may obtain information as to the means .to be adopted for bringin g their clai m s a nd o bj ec tio ns b e f ore th e R ev i s i ng Bar lister, by application at the Office of this Associaton, No. 8, India-buildings, Fenwick-street. By' Order, PETER WRIGHT, } Solicitors THOMAS CARSON, • to the JOHN PENINGTON, Association. 3d AuytiO, 183.5. ALE LICENSING SESSIONS FOR THE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, — JAMES ASPISALL, Esq., MAYOR. fliE MAYOR and MAGISTRATES h ere by g i ve N ot i ce, that they will hold thrill. next Sessions for the. Licensing of Victuallers and Persons keeping Inns and Public-houses within the liberties thereof, for the,cnsui year, on MoNnAv, the 2.lth of - August instant, at Ten o'C ck in the Forenoon, in the ,Court.room, Chapel-street, an so on successively every morning, till the business is corn ed. The Mayor and Magistrates, ing desirous as much as pos sible to prevent the Licensing of improper persons to keep Public-houses, request the Inhabitants will furnish them, by letter,' addressed to the Mayor, with information as to any 'house wherein diSorderly conduct may have been permitted during the course of the past year. (By order) FOSTER, Town-clerk. ' Tow,n-ball,,,Sth August, 1835. • In . , ,the renewal of Lic e ns e s the districts will be taken. n.the forrovriiig order, namely, St. Nicholas's East, St, Nicholas's Weit, St. George'i,, St. Anne's, St. John's, St. Peter's, St. Th;)Tha'srs East, St. Thomas's West. Nrtu Vttbliratianz. • This Day is Published, in 1 . vol. royal 12.n0., price 15s. bds., Dedicated to the - King. HE LORDS AND THE PEOPLE; or, the Principles 1 of Civil Government Illustrated, under the connection of Religion with the State and Nobility in 13ritaiu: wherein the causes which l e d t o t h e Di sso l ion' of the Grecian Indepen dence, and the Fall of the 1 au Empire, are applied to the Policy of the present Time , and the Foundation of the Eng lish 'Constitution Di.pla d under the Christian Covenant. With a Vindication o e Church of England. By Wm .lAM HENRY C. GREY, Eq. London: W. Edwards, 12, Ave Maria-lane Parker, Oxford; Stevenson, Camb r id ge; Oli ver an d B oyd, Ed.nburgh; Curry and Co., Dublin. N.B.—This work contains a full expose of the PAPAL Sys- TEM, IRISH CHURCH QUESTION, MUNICIPAL. IlEyoßsl, &C. On Saturday next, the 15th instant, ill be published. price `441. O. I. of the LIVERPOOL EKLY. MAGAZINE of XTO. LITP.RATURE, AM . EMEN'r, and INSTRUC TION, roe:Wining Origin Articles -in Prose and Verse, Critical - Notices - of New orks and`the Fine Arts, Scientific ,Miscellany, and other interesting matter. • Pu Wished b Penny and Palmer; 31, Berry-street, Liverpool; cold by Willmer and - Smith, Church-street, and all other Book sellers. 7.147a4e emit RA It flffil az'd SON, HAT and CAP MAKERS, return thanks flßthe v. y flattering suppoit already received at their Liverpool Establishment, aunttrust thakby ths„constaut Suppty from tileir.Hunseia ; Lundnn ()Etre Isic , West.Fas-himes, as well as the superior quality nf ibe sameohat the all yet experience a more extended support of public pa rate. • Therliave now on Sale a large. assortment of tliei .yily invented SUMMER HATS, (weighing 3 0z.,) which ev with. confidence recom mend not tinly fur Hoine Use, but for Foreign Markets, where.. they are inuch prized.. 3, St. Georyv :Barth; Liverjmol, and Royal E.cehan:y, London. EXTRNSIVE CARPET A!7) FL' fiNITURE IV-4 REIIOC/SE. BRANCH and SON . Respectfully infortit.the Public that t cy have ON SALE,. BY PRIVATE C(INTR At the HANOVEI .OMS. An extensive , and- Yalu e Assemblage of FASHIONABLE CABINET FURN I'T'URE erern description, • Including .DR.AWING-ROOM SUITES, .Of real and Imitation Rosewood, In Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables, Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea Poys, Ladies' Escrutoires, Cheffoniers, rCanterburies, and Skreens; . • • Elegant LOUNGfNG and LIBRARY CHAIRS ; FOLDING, CHAIR, and SOFA BEDS; MAHOGANY. ARTICLES, n Bookcases, Seeretaires, Pedestal and .Cellaret Sideboards, Cheval Skreens, Single and Double Wardrobes, Trafalgar Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, too, Sefa, Pembroke, Snap, Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas; Children's Chairs, Cots, Cribs, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes,•Bedsteps, Bi dets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks. Music Stands ; Music Steels, &c. JAPANNED, STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS, In the greatest variety ; Four post, Cottage, Canopy, French, Nursery, and Press BEDSTEADS; P-FATHER BEDS; HAIR and STRAW MATTRESSES; • PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES; • : = Of all'descriptiont: • Elegant CHIMNEY and. DRESSING-GLASSES; BATH or GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES; &e. -•• • TOGETHER WITII A very diversified and extensive Assortment of , BRUSSELS, DAMASK, 'VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER • •• CARPETING, Of the hest manufilcittre dud newest patterns ; DRUGGETTS ; HEARTVI RUGS; ' FIGURED FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS, • Of all dimensions, For cutting to ft-Rooms, Halls. Shops, Ships' Cuins, 4•c.; HAIR SEATINGS; • And r. very superior Assortment of • REAL TURKEY RUGS. PATENT WtIGHING . M! ,NINES. • • ! HUTCHINSON'S IMPROVED 'ATENI"WEIGH ING MACHINES for the u of Decks, Wharfs, Col lieries,,, Railways, Turnpike ROads Gas Works, &c:, &c.; to Weigh from One Pound t o T en ' ns, D elivered and Fixed at Reduced Prices. • Agent--Mr. DR Ety, Castle-street, Liverpool. Sheffield, June, - 1835. _ - .. - A. ABRAHAM, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER, 78, LORD -STREET, LIVERPOOL, (Immediately opposite his late Residence,) Qotrerrs public inspection to his extensive Stock of OP- C 7 TICAL, MATHEMATICAL, and PHI SOPIIICAL INSTRUMENTS, warranted of superior utility and work manship; combining accuracy with all cent mechanical and scientific improvements. S ECTACIKS, In every variety of Mounting, on the most improved and ap proved constructions, carefully adapted to every description of Vision. - CARY'S GLOBES. AGENT for the Sale of Da(NG; and FAGE'S improved SACCHRONWT.ERS, HYDROMETERS, an d • # • • THERMOM ETERS. • Orders for Exportation completed on the most advantageous terms. INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED. To Artists, Amateurs, and Admires of the Art of [hawing and Perspective. The improved . SPECULUM ADUMBRANS ; OR. SEETcHING. For Sketching from Nature, taking Profiles, Copying Paintings, • ,Ac. This superior . Instrument, from its extreme simplicity in application and portability of construction, will prove a valuable acquisition, to the Artist, Amateur, and Practical Sketcher. surpassing every other Instrument now in use, and obviating all Ihe defects of. the Camera Li4ida,,the objects being stiong,iy delineated in any position, and a pet feet view of the Pencil, at I be.saiue time, obtained, advantages hitherto unattainable by any other portable Instrument. Price, in Case £l 10 0 Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Manufacturer, A. Abraham, . 78, - Lord -street, Liverpool. !,WEN and GRIMES beg leave respectfully to inform their NI" Friends and the Public that the Partnership:carried on by them, .No. 9, Church-street, Liverpool, as CHEMISTS and De cog TM'S, under the firm of "Owen and G ," Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. As with our hands, this 2 , 1 t klay:of July, 1835. JAMES OWEN. - • JOES. • JOHN PERDES, in retu rn i ng his thanks HN for G the ER pat D ronage he has exPerienced during his Partnership in the above Business, Up leave to inform hi s F r i en d s an d t h e P u b lic that it will in Future be carried on under the firm of " JOHN GERDES and COMPANY," and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. 9, Cliti;Th-street. TO THE LADIES! , C„',PLENDID MOSAIC GOLD J EWELLERY.—The 1.7 frequent changes of fashion, a n d th e high s t ate o f per f ect i on to which articles in Mosaic Gold have been bought, rivalling the more precious metal, and deceiving even the best judges, except upon minute ex am i na tio n , h as cause t hi s d escript i on o f . Jewellery to he almost universally adopte . KENDALL and SON have alwa s hand a most exten sive and , prendid Stock, 'consistin , 0f -7-BRACELETS and CORSLEIS,,of the most elegant devices and irtterus, from 2s. 6d to 25s per pair; Ditto, set with real Cameos, of exquisite workmanship, 30s per pair; BROOCHES, in iiumense variety, from 2i to 8s each; Superb EAR DROPS, fine Gold Patierns, 4s to 21s per pair; BANDEAUX, COMBS , an d every de scription of Articles; same as made in . Fine Gold. Beware of. Imposition—Gilt and Sinailored Articles may be procured at less than half of the above-named Prices. . The Improved' Mosaiti Gold Jevrellery can only be procured of KENDALL and SpN, it the CIVET GAT.-17, New street, Birthin,gliain; Lord street, Liverpool; 35, Market street, Mam.hester; I, Adelaide-street, Charing-cross, London; 191, Fore-street, Exeter; 43, Win e - s t reet, B r i sto l ; 18 , Fore gate-street, Worcester.; 1, Theatre-buildings,'Shrewsbury; St. James's-street, Brighton. FASHIONABLE HAIR , CUrI'ING ROOMS, 22, Cituttcli-srnEET, LIVERPOOL . Tai JONES embraces this opportnnity of gi ng utterance to 1.,i,g; his gratitude to the Ladies and (;ent men of Liverpool and its Vicinity, for the distinguished trunage he has for many years received at his Shop in Tart un-stieet, and respect fully antionnces'that he has REMOVED to inure commodious -prerdis6s No. 22, CHURCH-STREET, opposite St. Peter's Church-yard. R. JotiEs has just returned from making a personal selection Of the most 'approved Articles in British and Foreign PER. FUMERY, Shell, and Horn Combs, .flair and oth er Fancy, Brushes, Cutlery, Razor Strops, Gentlemen's Dressing Cases,. " Steels . , 'Braces, &C., &c.—Having alsb availed himself of the latest style of Fashion in HAIR-CUTTINGand DRESSING, he hopes to give entire satisfaction to those Ladies and • Gentle men who may favour him with their commands, it being his in tention to act upon the same Economical Principles which have so long distinguished his Establishment. The attention of the Public is respectfully solicited to his im proved PERUKE, which for elasticity, lightless ; and natural appearance, cannot be surpassed.—Ladies' Plaits. Bands, Bows, and every other article in Ornamental Bair in the greatest va riety.' JONES'S CIRCASSIAN CREAM, an articlestronglY,re, commended for Beautifying, Nourishing, and Promoting the Growth of Hair, and for constantly . Iqeping it in . Curl. . . ARTIFICIAL TEETH. • ' Air R. D. ROSE, Su ItGEON D ENTIST, respect f u ll y acqua i n t s -ait_ the gentry of Liverpool and its vicipitv that be has entered into Partnership with his 13rothef, Mr. R. Rose, (Twelve Years Partner with Mr. Beacafl, of' Newman-street, London,) and they may be consulted iifessionally at their re- I) silence, 41, Mount-ple a s a nt, from until Five, daily. u y Natural, Mineral , and Artitic. p Teeth, from one to a com plete Set, constructed on' the most improved principles, of the finest and most durable material. Carious Teeth stopped with Fine Gold, and Alien, from ex tensive decay, Gold cannot be apPtied, the most approved Cement is used, which can be applied without pain, beat, or pressure.; also, Cleaning, Sealing, and all operations incidental to Dental Surgery, with the greatcA .yalety. Charges moderate. Manttb J France, wishes to-find a TEACHER in a School or r ormatina'application may be A YOUNG PERSON, native, la. SITUATION as FRENCIF Private l'ainilv.—For further i. made at No: W, Islington. VANTED; for liiVo respectable Lad' s , UN FUR N II ED "V A I'AitTmENT:, itr a"smal Family : one Parlour, good. Bedaianibbr, and usf, of Oor c Convenience; situation nut so particular, but respectable, a d terms moderate.—Apply at the Standard.oftlee. This Advertisement will not ye / repeated. - APERSON, sh o ut 35, o f activity ersevra e nCe, and. integ rity, wishes for a permanen .tiGAGEMENT in a re spectable Mercantile or other teihlishment in Liverpool. "I he most respcetab:e references and security, if required. Letters (post-paid) addressed A. Z., Post-office, Liverpool, will be proniptly attended to. • , . BOOKKEEPING: AcommERcIAL CLERK, liavipg.part of the day unoc cupied, would be - glad to att . d to the A ccount s o f an °t in Office where the . ser v i ces o f ' a co taut Clerk m a y no t b e re quired. The Advertiser i s th orou , vronversant wi th B us i ness asvl 4ccounts, and, b e i ng accost Ct. to correspondence, could undertake the management of a concern in the occasional ab sence.of the principal. The utruesst couri.len( e m ay b e repose d in the Adv . e.rtisey.', Satisfactory rgference given. N.T3.—Trad'esuiere Books .m&le up and balanced, showing the actual state of the Business, of very moderate terms. Address (postpaid) to W.. N.,'eare of the Printer. , ... (ADVERTISIiAIIiNT.) • LiverpoOl, 30thlib, 1835. (TENT! rmr.N,--I yesterday received your kind present of an elegant silver snug-box, and your grateful acknowledgments for What you'are pleased to call my kind attention to your Com forts and welfare. • • Allow me to state, that on the I,st April; 1803, I was swornin as a landing-waiter for • the port of Liverpool, and on the 3d, when I commenced the business of Ihe,qua • ,`the then collec tor", the lat e A r th ur Onslow, Esq., thus ad essed me:— • , Sir, you are now entering upon' important oftice, as landing -waiter of the port of Liverp " Sir, your first attention is, that his Majesty the King Shall receive no injury, and that all his duties shall be regularly discharged. • " Your next attention is equally as binding as the first—that you give every accommodation to the merchant consistent with your duty to die crown." To Which address I replied— • Sir, my utmost attention shall be given to your rnest'excel lent_ instructions, and I h o p e b y so doing to merit your kind approbation." Collector.— I hope and trust you will." These excellent instructions, to the utmost of my were my guide and rule fur the three years that I was a landing waiter; and I received tint approbation of the collector and controller, by their recommendation to the Honourable 13'oard of Customs, on my being appointed to the situation of jerquer of the customs for the port of .Liverpool. On the 6th March, 1806, I left Liverpool for London to go under instructions as a jerquer; On the 26th of the same month I returned.to Liverpool, and on the 27th was sworn into, and • took possession of the jerqner's-office, which I am very sorry to say was in dreadful confusion. There were ten thousand ships' blue books without a single warrant in - them, and there were nearly one hundred thousand warrants heaped together which 'it was impossible to assort. (The warrants. belonging to each blue book ought to have been tied together, 'and kept inside the blue book.) After two years' great exertions, by which my 'health was severely injured, the office was brought into order and regularity, and has continued such until the day I left it, the 141 h April; 1835. • • The number of vessels from foreign parts, English as well as foreign, arriving at the Port of Liverpool were, in 1806, 1226; in 1816, 1417; and ih 1831, 3201.. Eighteen years sinee, when the nu m b er o f vesse l s from to reign parts were only 1477 per year, I had four clerks; and when the number was more than double, four clerks only have I had. • Will it be believed, that on the 29th March, 1831, the present inspector-general, Alexander Ross, Esq., came into my office, when the following conversation took place:— ••: - Mr. Ross.--Sir, I am coming to take one of your clerks from you. Mr: 13.—Sir, I hope in God you Will not,,fer you will ruin my office if you do. Mr. Ross.—l shall give you much. ; Lut he is not worth Mr. B.—lf, sir, he is not worth much, what shall I do with him? Mr. Ross.—lf he does not suit you, report him to me, and I will break him. _ _ Mr. B.—l thank God, sir, I never broke but one 'brother officer, and then by the command of the late controller, Edmund Rigby, , Esq., and that was poor Jack Wright, and be deserved it above twenty times. Mr. Ross.—Look you, sir, (stretching out his hand,) I have broke many an officer, and 1 hope in God to break many more ! The inspector-general then left my office. Surely, surely a most gentlemanly and rhsi s ti an -lik e express i on April' Ist, 1831.—The Inspe c t or - g e nera l t oo k f rom me M r. William Every, who had been my clerk for eighte en y ears , a nd before the 10th S e pt em b er, 1834, he had given me ten different clerks. • Sept. 10, 1.83-I.—He came into my office and said, " I am come to inspect your Office;" and in a little time he said, " I find it greatly in arrears." • " Sir," I replied, "it is yOu 1 have to thank for it. You took away , one of my confidential clerks.' and in less than five months you have, given me ten different clerks." Mr. Ross..—Sir, I will look no further. I will come again afterquarteiAay (the 10th October); and if you and your clerks have not got up your arrears by that have, the power, and I will snake von and your clerks come every morning at eight o'cl oc k , an d ma k e t h em an d you stay until eight o'clock at night! - --,---• • Mr. B. unless you give me assistance, it is impossible to bring up the arrears. liutyou will do as you please. Oct. 17. 1831.—This fatal day came. and - William Southgate, Esq., a surveyor of the customs, was shot in the Custom-house yard, and live.' only two days afterwards—a melancholy event indeed ! Gentlemen, following those excellent instructions given me by our former collector, Arthur Onslow, Esq., I have t-1 the best of my abilities paid ever' attention (as was my d u ty) th at the crown did not suffer from, the port entries being delayed; and, that every accommodation should be given to the mer chant, I : employed my oldest clerk, Mr. Halsal Latham, entirely in examining and comparing the copies of the ships' reports and the tide-waiters' blue books, that, if possible, no delay should be caused in the jerquer's-office; and I can with confidence ap peal to every merchant in Liverpool if such has not been the case for the twenty-nine years last past when I held that re sponsible office. .. - I have mentioned only a few of the acts of your present in spector-general to show that you are not the only persons in his Majesty's Customs who hare fallen under his Bentlemattly treat ment. I am now addressing a memorial to our sovereign Lord King William the Fourth, showing forth the many gentlemanly action.; which your present inspector general (which we will suppose) has Ideasingly performed - ; and I !tripe and trust his Majesty will, in his great kindness to the welfare of his brother freemen of Liverpool, most handsomely reward the• same high-minded gen tlemini according to his great deserts.—Wishing you and your families health and comfort in this life, I beg to remain, gentlemen, Your sincere well-wisher, BRYAN BLUNDELL. To the Members of the Weighers' Funeral Society of his Majesty's Customa,liverpool. = We have much pleasure in noticing' the rapidly increasing strength of the Lincoln Conservative and Guardian club, which has already effected much good by attending to the registration, .and rendering assistance where necessary. Mr. l3uiwer's diS missal. at the first opportunity is very confidently predicted.— Boston Herald. • DEVON . CONSTITUTION AL SOCIET Y. -a-A large number of the members of this society dined together. on Wednesday last, at Street's Royal Clarence Hotel, C. Gordon, Esq. in die chair, and Baldwin Fulford, jun., Esq. vice-president. Several eloquent and constitutional speeches were delivered in the course of the evening, and the most flattering prospects of the ascendancy of conservatism in Devon were stated to the meet ing. We rejoice' to see the efforts of this society crowned with such excellent effects.— Western Luminary. MISTIMED SE nvicr.—,‘ Before I skip back to the point'from which my own flea and the Poictiers flea have led tne, I must tell a story of an English lady, who was not so fortunate as Pas ' quier's accomplished friend. This lady, who lived in the country, and was about to have a large dinner party, was ambitious of snaking as great a display as her husband's establishtnent, a tol erably large one, could furnish ; so that there might seem to be no lack of servants, a great lad, who had been employed only in farm work, was trimmed and dressed for the occasion, and ordered to take his stand behind his mistress's chair, with strict injunctions nut to stir from his place, nor do anything nnless she directed hint; the lady well knowing, that althOugh no footman could make a better appearance as a piece still life, scene-awk wardness would be inevitable, if he were put in motion. Accord ingly, Thomas having been duly drilled, and repeatedly enjoin ed, tarok his post at the head of the table behind his mistress, and for a while he found sufficient amusement in looking ut the gratid set-out, and staring at the guests; when he yeas-weary of this, and of an inaction to which he was so little used, his eyes began to pry about nearer objects. It was at a tinie when our ladies followed the French fashion of having the back and shoulders, under the name of the_ neck; uncovered much lower than accords either with the English climSte, of with- old Eng lish notions; a tim e w h en, as Lander expresses it, the usurped dominion of neck bad extended from the ear 'downwards, al most to where mermaids beconie fish.' This lady was in the height, or lowness of that fashion ; and'hetween her shoulder blades, in the hollow of the back, not far from the confines where nakedness And clothing met, Thomas espied what Pasquier had seen upon the neck of Mademoiselle des Roches. The guests were too much engaged with the business and courtesies of the table to see what must have been worth/teeing—the transfigura tion produced in Thomas's c ou n tenance by delight, when he saw so flue an opportunit of showing himself attenti ve, an d making .himself useful. The lady was too much occupied with her com pany to feel the flea; but to her .horror she felt the great finger and thumb of Thomas upon her back. and to her greater horror heard hint exclaim in exultation, to the still greater amusement of the party—" a vlca, a vlea ! my lady, ecod I've caught 'eut —The Doctor. WANTEn, a Persou to take th active management of. a large Establishment in the W olesale and Retail WINE and .SPI HAT BUSINESS.- •On ho naA been brought up in London, and-has . been actively played in Liverpuill since, ' would preferred; and, as the Situation, is one of eat: re- sponsibility, .the highest testimonial's as to character will be required. . For particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to the Pub lisher of the Liverpool Standard. , ON SALE, , • CATTLE BONES, RAGS, GL and HORN, • • CUTTINGS ; Arrived This Day, per.the W liatn and Mary. Apply to THOM FANNIN, ngton Cha herb, North Jo, Who has alway s on Harr Sak i °choice °ld Irish WHISKY, hn-street Irish and London POATER, in Wood and Bottle, with a sdlection of WINES and SPIRITS of the must apprord brands. The Brig ENTER ZE, Captain t ; r..4, )4 3#4 Burthen per register-155 to , curries a large cargo, and, being well f oun d i n s res. may be ~ant ~s..