The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16 00:00:00

1 '0 Am:pool "ithtpping. 4- :4 EAST INDIES. iVarranted first Vessel and to sail about kirsday next, the 22d instant: r. For BOMB , The fine English-built SW JOAN STAMP, . Captain . our4o , Il i!' being only two Sears old, 4(X) s, oppered, sails rernark :tuLY last, and will be found in every respect a very superior I;t'eeYanee.—For terms, &c. apply on board. in the Prince's •Jocks (Jr to W. and J. TYREIt. the sth To . sail about t For BOMBAY, The fine British-ouilt Shi ESTOR ; Burtheu per mister 386 t n • eoppm-lastened and ;iew.l.y-eoppered this voltage, and sai very tast.—For terms of c e o ,gb„t or passage apply to Messrs. Dittos!, HicnstoNo, and Merchants; to Messrs. BOLD and Russet., or to GEOROR BROWN. To sail positively on Mc 10fh No bar. For CALCUTTA The Ship Al U , •••__ PHILIP GILL, C sander. mi:_or freight or passaicssELL, ge app ßr y okerl to, s, or to uN CouPLAND, Esq.; ". BOLD and l__ _ JOHN TOBIN. WEST INDIES. For DEMEN , The Ship HES US, ,•, • ROBE i t T Al'DowAt., ornmander; Burthen per register 330 tous.—For freight or passage 47in g most excellent cabins) apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. Will sail immediately, only waiting a land. For BAItBADOES; The Brig VALIA , WILLIAM BRAGG aster. To veal on the Zi/4 i slant. For MADEIRA and BARBADOES, The Ship HIGQINSON, JoHN LLE. PY, Master. . • I:4 freight or p assag e a p G p I to BARTON; IRLAM, and III(1GINSa (Utie concern.) Tosrril'on the lit Norentber, full or t fun. For KINGSTON, JAMA IC direct, ' The regular trading Brig C AiILOTTE, Wm. WHITE, ter; 41, P r esent loading in - No. 3 ' Grnring k.—For freight apply -4 board or to JOHN HALL arid'Co., 3, Tithebarn-street. To sail ea the 1011. Norerab . For ANTIGUA, The I S A ' Gr last, .e., _ ROMA'S ;ORNA luster. Pot freight or passage apply•to' C. W. and F. SHAND 4 , Old Church-yard. UNITED STATES. For NEW YORK, 4" . .. The fine first-'class oak-bu . Ship ' • BRITISI - 1 HER E, 13 4 . Capt. J. SHE ; 129 1 en per register 611 tons; only one ear old, and sails very her accommodations. for cabin passengers are very spa et and convenient,.and the rates of passage moderate. A ,:steerage pa9sengers can also be comfortably accommodated. 'or terms of freight or passage apply to J 'des LOG AN. or to GEORGE, BFLONYN• 7 ,___ kor SAVANNAH,. The A 1 fast-sailing Barque JOH ILLER, Kr- JAMES CHAMPION,. Al• er; f,, ; Burthen per register 559 ton has room for . light . qt,P L on early application, and will b despatched mimed'. Y—Apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or to , ;yr , CANNON, MILLER, and C e C..--- Succeeds the John Miller. For SAVANNAH, The new A I Ship BRITIS KING, G. C. RUNT, Com der; 4 . 41 1 7 tons register; has all her heavy fre rengaged, and will rJr ' to el lPatched 20th instant.—Applv on h rd, Brunswick Dock, CANNON, MILLER, and Co. Will be succeeded by the ISABELLA, A 1, 555 tons, if not jously Sold. • BR! AIVIERICA. For ST. JOHN, N. ~ The A I fast-sailing Barq .:COTIA, S. s. RISK, Coinn der; 590 tons register ' • is now ready to receive goods in "runswick Dock, and will. be despatched on the 2tlth kiitaot. Ha s spa c ious accommodations for passengers, and i Positively sail as above.—For terms, 8... e., apply to CANNON, MILLER, and Co. On TnunsDAy next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, ai Bateion and Horstall's Office, Lower CaStle:str , 100 Chests SHELL LAC, 83 Bags TURMERIC, , . 21 Bags CASTOR 'SEEDS, 68 Bags CHINA ROOT,' . Lately lauded. BATESON and 'IIORSPALL Brokers. , ti 4 .tcalill NTabiQation. , GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEA RS, With Goods and Paw erg, THREE TIMES A- EEK, '4 6 Every TUESDAY, TiII:RSDAY nd SATURDAY. THE CITY OF ' SGOW • Cpr, STEAM-PACKET COMPAN 'S VESSELS, Y OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) ALEXANDER DRYS- DALE, cOMMaDder, • VULCOi, ROST. Ewnsn, Commander, JOHN WOOD, J ,Born, Commander, its under, from the. Clarence •Dock, with or without Pilots:— th", 4 7th in ITY Of GLASGOW sails th To-monnow, (Saturday,) % , 4 stant,at Seven o'clock in e Evening. 4t:' he VULCAN sails on TUESDAY next, the 20th instant, en o'clock in the. F ore n o on, . i u ,`,1 46 jOH N WOO .sails .on THURSDAY next, the 22d tit, at Twelve o'cloc D k at Noon. '11.15 , DAVID NPIVER and Co., 34, Water-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST .THE CITY OP DUBLIN • 1546-4:t STEAM-PACKET COMNY, INCORPORATED BY AC'r OFT' LIAMENT, Pule above Company sail their Vessels, 'ilk or withoict t, taking Goods and Passengers to following ports, ° DUBLIN Daily. t he 7, BELFAST, the BRITANNIA, Tuts DAY, (Friday,) !gth instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, from the 1 1 tinee D oc k. And k Re HIBERNIA, on MONDAY next, the 19th instant, at VA o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, .27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street, JOHN M'CAMMONand-Co., • • iucioe of this Company is that of attaching 'all Im o bra and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, if t ir Payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle bi will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their I.* ; 1 "4.11, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and 81 .ielc the hav ' ing - a supported Establishment of first -4472 Mufflers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with attention to their maintenance. • • B NERAI, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. elk Foreign Packets. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIG ON N COMPAN Y'S first-rate and superio ACK ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, NDON, ;1 11 ,..„•kAllitili(Ti r -1 - 7(carrym . f.,7 his Majesty's lk ,) every Wed. IyZY and Saturday, early in the Mornin returning every "' 4 esday and Saturday. ' rrERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's v e 1,' 4 .,) every. Wednesday and Saturday. Morning, at Seven Preeisely, returning every Wednesday arid Saturday c L lll og- Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, L 2 2s. /Ii t "T ‘ TWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from tet„,,"ttoffice,) every Thursday Morning, at Nine precisely, (1 1 , 7 ,l'ing every Sunday at the same hour. Reduced Fares— '''. Cabin, £9 2s. . . t(4.C.'. END and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re 4gi every Tuesciarnight, A LAS, every Sunday - ' Wednesday, and Saturday Morn * , turning every Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday 11 011 iVd•Y and W e : - LOGNE, every 'Tuesday and Friday, returning every h dnesday. /ve. SI GHTON fot DIEPPE, every Saturday, returning gb, • . . I'h„" a GHTON for HAVRE,every Sunday, returning every g.r. ciav • "e• ' , eight to Rotterdam . and Antwerp apply to Messrs. ztat; rte and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; and on the other 43 e rth li to Mr. onmsri, No. 1, Water-lane, Tower-street. tee t ' d .,?nay he secured at the Offices of the Company, 37, Re vt,e,,Circus,- and 69, Lombard-street, - and at 61, Charing and 56, Haymarket. Charing -1• 'o' and Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and cursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. , Genera/ Steam Navigation Co-mpany, ,s,,,ontbard-street. and 37, Regent Circus, London. BANKRUCT'S' PROPERTY. By order of the Assipiees of M r . H. Bid n. On Tit u aspAT next, the 22d Instant, at One o' ock, at R. W. Preston's Office, India-buildings, W r-street, 19 Puncheous RUM 1 Hhd. I Puncheon? CAPE BRANDY, WI N E 21 Hhds. ipd , e 2 Pipei 4 Hhds: ?. SHERRY, 4 Quarter 7 casks) 4 Ilhds. PORT, 29- Quarter-casks' 2 Hhds. Stench Pdfer. Samples m'ay'be 'tasted on W e d r ia s d ay , the 21st instant, and at the time of sale.—Apply to R. W. PRESTON, 13,6ker. On Aralt. ,„ n t On SALE, 1 1 +;) The first-class Ship STRA. ISLA, • 3-3 tons register; coppereU an c per-fastened; well c ar * . found i n s t ores o f every descri n, and ready to take ~(); !ying in king's Dock.—For particulars apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldlaall-street. - - D'a t , On -SALE, D' • „The A 1 British built Brig . PANTALOON; --.......' Lately c oppered to the bends • remar ably well found 1 -' it ~,":. i n. sails nd stores of every descri top ; - well known '3 iiist,saili a ne, vessel : lying in Ki s 'Dock. App to tv 'JAMES LOGAN, 06, Oldhall-street. 4 3 Ritt• r•-• .., ‘e..., .............„. . . ..: : - , . . . i - • ,•,' Atm.: A ...... , . ---, pr• sir ... 1 • I -...; . • i „, -----...-.---1.1. VOL. Vl.--No. 303. giiilto bp Auction. THIS DAV . To defray Rent 'and-,C'Snru'es in conformity to notice a iCen to the respective parries. THIS DAY, (Friclay,) the 16th iusiamt, at Twelve .p/ek --- c , at Jones, Mann, and Foitor's'Office, Dale-st t, ' 11 Puncheons' RUM, 1 Pu " che l RUM SHRUB. 1 Hhd. . For further particulars apply to Messrs..Ttios. II ALLOWES and SUN, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Fosier SATURDAY. TO-MORROW, (S4turday,) the 17th . ,insti;nt, at IF rve o'clock, • oh the QuaY,.narth end Salthiaise , • The MATERIALS, _consisting of ANCIi S, CABLES, SAILS, CORDAGE, SPARS, STAND NG and RUN NING.RIGGING, WATER CASK-. 9, &c., saved from' the Wreck of the Sloop Phoenix, of Liverpool, G(t4tis register. Apply to NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. IYIONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 19th instant, iit Twelve (;'cli;c , Qnay, northeast corner BrntiSwiek Dock 21 Birch PLANKS, containing 960 feet, 3101 Pine and Spruce PLANKS. contaMin ,000 feet, 828 . ' Ditto • ENDS; containing 9, t feet, C 5169, Oak and Ash Hogshead STAVES,.:: • 'Being. the cargo of the Halifax, C. M. Cleary, Master, from Halifax, N.S:, noorlakiding.—Atip y to • • „DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. • TtET E SD AIX On Tessnay next, the 211th instant, at One o' ock, at ti ofgee of Jones, Mann. and Fo 30 Cases superior Old PORT N NE. Apply to WM.. eorroN, 4, Oldhall•stFeet. In LONDON`, On TrEsnAv - next; the bbith• instant, at 41alf-past Two, fif tthi disposed of in the in terim,) at Lloyd's Cotiee-house,.. The fine new teak-built Ship THER t"1, 495 7 , 04 ton's per register, launched iu gust, 1831; ;`;ls,she is a ,remarkably handsome ship a' I flush , decks, poop, fOrecastle, bust head and arter galleries, sheathed with wonfl, and enritiered; her scantlings are unusually large, her fastenings are of the most efficient and approved'de scription, with . a , full proportion of iron hanging knees and standards ,'she sails renittikablv fast,' has propet heighti for passengers, abundantly f o u n d. in stores,. and - is altogether • as desirable a ship as can be offered for the Vast. India and China trades. JouN Tut. t :oc u , Got:inlander... lying itithe St. Katharine Docks.,—For further particulars uppirto • WILLIAM WOOLCOMBI; 1, Freeman's-court, Corubill, London. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, AT THE . DRESDEN ROOMS, LORD-STRAWT, LIVERPOOL. TitiESS - RS. THOS. WINS'FANLEY SONS most -m -ill .spectfully. announce that - they have received instructions from Mr. Il UNTE a, the spirited Proprietor of the DRESDEN ROOMS, in_Lonn-szitEET . , to.S.ELL by AUCTION I lON DAY next, the 19th instant, and following days, urday ex cepted,) at. Eleven o'clOck each day, until t whole be dis posed of, the WHOLE of his valuable, site, and well-' selected STOCK, consisting of China Iney," Dessert, and Tea SetvieeS, of We most admired` modern patterns and shapes, richly cut Glass of the test quality in Dessert Services, Decant crs.of various sizes. Wine Glasses of every description; Claret I?,Wer, Tnniblers, Cdolers, Finer Glasse, Sugar Bowls, and other Articles,. cut in the richest and. most elegant patterns, as well as plain, a selection of tasteful Chandeliers, Lustres, and- Ornamental Articles in China and Glass.: it'very extensive As sortment of Earthenware of the best manufacture, suitable .. for Table, Chamber,. or Kitchen Use, .S.ze: The Whole of the Stock, which is the• most impi.tant bulb in cidality and quantity - ever offered - for Public Sale, i, , s been .selected from the best riianufactories with taste and judiv , i , =;it. at liberal prices. The Proprietor . hay in& ordered them for, sale tvithodt reservation, ' in order to make a' "different arrangement .on his. Premises, the Sala will lie found well wortby the atten tion of Families, .as welt as El;Porters and `Vhuiesalu Dealers. Every facility will ba given tiv Experienced Pickers, - &c., -fiFr those to r.-hoin carriage is necessary. -- • To be viewed on. Friday next, thelGth, and .Saturday the 171 h, and on the Morning of each day's Sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Dresden Rooms, and of Tilos. WINSTAN LEY and SONS, Church-street. . • w*.caNEfiD PA v On WENntstiAv . -nexr the 21st instant, at Twelve Messrs: Glad s t o n e and Serjeantson's Office; 0 5, .The Snow ANN IE, Tinithen per register 281 13-114 s;' thoroughly re. . i ppri built in 1830; remarkably welt and in stores, am. - ' has just delivered a cargo from Jainaict) iu excelleni order.-For inventortes'and further particulars apply to Messrs JOHN GLADSTONE anti Ca., rte to • GLADSTONE and SEIL.TEANITkIDN. CloCk,' a On WEDNESDAY next, the 21st instant, at Tw• e o'clock, at: Bateson and IV rofall's Office. Lowe stle-street, 8 Serous COMIINEAL,:Iate ancied. BATESON and ETO SIPALL, Brokers.," iia,,t ,----. 73,aatek y uck i. ....,. avv.. On WEDNESDAY next, the 21st instil' lineon's Warehouse, 10 I 21 Bales Blue SALA MPORES, f; Bales White. LOINGC LOT , 10 Bales Grey DITTO, . . 1 Bale Soot ROM,NLS, . 2 Cases "Silk Choppa ROMALS, • 3 Bales Blue GURRAIIB, 5 Bales White DITTO, 3 Bales Mirzapore CHINTZ. For farther particulars apply to" Messrs. D. and T. Wir.r.ts, Merchants, or ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers. The t.;ioods will lie 'on show from Thursday next, the 15th insta.ut. - , , . THURSDAY. :, at No, On THURSDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o' , 9, Oldhall-street, 100.Tierces fine Carolina ,RICE, inend„ Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers On THURSDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelv clock, 1701 - . 4 / b ests SHELL LAC,, Just landed, ex Thomas Mellor, frOth utta. Apply to Messrs. MELLoas and RUSSKLL, Mercha Or JOr-IN' and JAMES iIRON, Brokers, 18, Exchange-buildings. FRIDAY On FRIDAY nest, the 23d instant, at Twelve o ' o' tock, at T. and, 11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exch 11' -buildings, 5 Tons prime Camaroon I ltY, ' Now landing, - ex Protector; may be viewed at' Tobin's Ware house, 61,,Prinee's . Dock.—For furth - er particulars apply to $f r JOHN TOBIN, or IO • .4 7 T. and -H. LITTLEDALE and CO:; Bsakers: On FRIDAY next, the 23d instant, at Twelve ' ock, at the Office of John and Samuel Beckwith, To• r Ga;•den; 5100 East India Dry COW 111 D 6000 'Ditto Green Salted' r ITTO,. 1000 Ditto Dry BUFFA DITTO, 2. 1 0 Ditto . Green Salted ITTO, 3000 GOATSKINS, 50 DEER SKINS, Ex Fergus, from Calcutta; in Molytieux's, Lancelot's-ht3i.— Apply to Messrs. M‘Laon floiisToN, and'Co., Merchants,' or to - ARTHUR OCGHTERSONIand Co. Brokers. .JOHN and SAML. BECKWITH, AFTER 'rRIDAY NEXT. On THURSDAY, the sth NOyernber next, at T ve o'clock, at • Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Cl .pel-street, 50 Chests Bengal MIDI , • I - 4:ae•Solvvay, from Calcutta.—Apply tq iessrs. 'D. and T. Wu-Lts, Merchants ; PRIEgTLEY, OntrrlTH, and Cox, or MOLYNEUX4TAYDOR, and Co., Bits. On WEnNtisnAr, the 11th November next, at 'rw , at our Counting-house, No. 7, Tower-. iarden. i Tbe. Greenock-b. t S PRINCESS VI {IA, 444 ' :70 JAMES F.,BISSET, CO:i ll ander; " 3-- - • Three years old; burthen per register 473 tons; has a spacious poop find topgallant forecastle ; sails fast, and car- . ries a . large cargo,; is well found, and may be sent to sea at a moderate expense.—For particulars apply to the Con - inlander, on board, Waterloo Dock, or to M`CALLS, ALLAN, and Co., [ye o'clock, ivorpool, On Zae. PLANTATION AND EDGE Of all kinds, mantifactured 14' Lyndon a Minerva 'Works, Ilirmilant. Apply to• HENR SEALY, Jun. 19, Exchange-street Eist. Everydescription of HARDWARE for exportation; apply as above. • • BLS, Wignall,' at the Genuine Refined SPERMACETI OIL; GALLIPOLI OIL, Refined RAPE OIL, PALM OIL. LINSEED OIL, in all sized Casks it- export, DITI.:0, DO.' in Tins, for exPorr, Prepared PAINT OIL, for export, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, , . Newfoundland COD. and SEAL OIL, COD BLUBBER, . . British PITCH, American DO. in Bond, ROSIN, .. , Roany American TAR, Stockholm, DO., Archangel, DO., Best British VINEGAR, London, Bristol, Irish, and Russian GLUE, Pine SUGAR LEAD, SPIRITS NAPTHA, SODA CRYSTALS and SODA ASH, DYES, of all kinds, PAINTS and COLOURS, of every description, for exportation. Apply to Mr. JAMES CROFT, or PRICHAItD BROTHERS, Merchants, Tabley-street. ~ 44:,,,-- - 4 7 - !11. dP. ..- C.-' - •; I ' . .S. - e.i. 6 4 .. , " C•* t' 4 *,....-•"." ~-. .....-11 - i ' d 1iL1 72 ...... ~./:"..-- . :.!• i t - --i s.' t C'lls. '7 ' • " :.' -'- 1 41 - .. 4.... - ~..,,, - kli?-,,,,t --,..,....-„,„.. ~ i i i - , -.....-itt). ft Asik • ' - a ,_,.,-,.. i , ,n-1 ll , ---. • ~4,•...4,:. --,- :-.•,.< 1 ( .... 4. 1 11 , ' 4 ... b .) yti 1 - -' - _--4 4 -- -,.. 1 to 0 .4 ~. , . : ‘ ,. , , ,t , ,-..; ~.., , e .,:. ~, , ,o, .1. ..• - i . 4 ' 1 . -I_.. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS • RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY. ENJOY TO' GUARD I—SmoLLETT. FRIDAY„ OCTOBER 16, 1q35.' [PRICE 7131 41alco On ;auction. SALE POSTPONED. THE Suni of £790, vested in the Corporation F s, adver tised to be SOLD by•AUCTION, at the C endow-roonis, South John,street, Liverpool, on MONDAY xt, is for the pre sent POSTPONED. By order, • THOMAS HARGREAVES, Jun., Duke-street, October 14, 1835. Solicitor. NIEMANN'S FINE BULBS. By Mr..T.,I3IIANC . • To- MORR O W, (Saturday,) (Saturday,) the 17th instant, at E en o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, • AChat of DUTCH BULBS, ennsig . from the cele britted Nurseries of Mr. J. 1). NIEM. N, Jun., Florist, at Haarlem, and consisting of double and single Hyacinths, Narcissuses, Tulip, JonyuiUes, Rises , Crocuses, Ranunculasses, Atieniones, Fritularia, Crown Imperials, Lilies, Martagous, Pomponias, Polyanthus Narcissuses, Gladiolis, &c. To be wiewed on the 'Morning of sole._ By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, „ . . On S. ATURDA Y, the 21th instant, at One o'clock in the after no.oti; at the Ciareudon-rooms, South John-street,- i iver pool, it not previously disposed of by private c act, Tl-1111 capital MESSUAGE. in Much \ on, called Wool ton Hayelate the resi( * len . Ce of J Ashton Ca 9P, 14q. with the extensive Gardens,Tle,aire ( rounds; end Land be longingthereto, containing , altogether in statute measure up , wardS of 40 acres. - Tlie House is - admirably 4coll built ; and furnished in the Mist co.nptetti manner.; it is provided with Hot and Cold Baths, Gas, and Ilea-air Aliiaratus, and is replete with every con veni eheefo`r a large family. The Outbuildings consist (exclusive of the handsome Eu. 7 tran'ee . Lod'ge) of Wiry, Laundry, Wash-house, Brew-house, Larder, - Stables fhr eight horses, three loose Boxes, two Coneh houses, Harness-rooms, and very good Barns and Farm ings. The Gardens are exeellent'; 'they are enclosed by hot walls; and the Ft - nit Trees of every description are of the most chhice kinds, and in full bearing. • There :are two coinlitete Hot-houses, - well stocked with Vines, and two-Dutch Pits, heated by hot water. . . The Lands are hi a high state of cultivation, and all the buildings new and in complete order. • There is a Gardener's flouse and Buildings convenient foi the Gardens, which, with five well-built Cottages on the Pre mises, and suitable Gardens attached to them, will be sold with the Estate. The Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and the Laud Tax is redeemed. With the Property will be sold two Or more Pews M the ,Wrish Church of Chi:dwell,. . ImMediate possession of the whole may be had. - For •ftirther particulars,. with. Plans of the Estate, Hotises; and Outbuildings, and Tickets to view the .Premises, apply to Messrs. ROwsoN and CROSS, Solicitors, Prescot; or to Messrs, LAcE. SONS,111)(1 MYERS, Solicitors, Castle-street, Mr:.ROGER soN, Solicitor, Lord-street, and Messrs. T. WlNsiraNt.ty and SONS, Liverpool. TO CARTERS, BREWERS; AND OTHERS. By Mr, LUCAS, To-mot:Row, •(Saturday,). the lith instant, at ./sw o'clock precisely, at his' Repository Great Charlotte-s et, without reserve. A LOT of Foreign ()ART HORSESiro 16'to 17 Ilands Ilk_ high,,, ages from 4 to 6 years old, colours, Bays, Blacks; Itotios,.and Grays. The whole the property of Mr. Wt LLIA M • HitY.CIiINSON, - p 4 uterbury', who has just imported them. ay be seen prior to the.sale. By Mr. LUCAS, TO-AIORROW, (Saturday,) the 17th instant, sale to mence at One o'clock precisely, at his Repository at Charlotte street, ripWo superior Hunters. A arcy Gelding, 6 years old, and nearly 15 hands high, eyith splendid action. A brown Gelding, 6 . years old, 15,hands 3 inches high, a capital Iliiter,_ and up to 14 or 15 stone. Thcy will be sold, without reserve, at Half-past Two o'clock. thorough-bred bay Colt, Lim ner, 4 years old, 16 hand's high, by Peter. Lely, out of Nell Gwynne, by Tramp. The thorougli-bred Brood Mare Juliana, by Pyramus, with a very fine chesnut Colt Foal at her foot, by Flexible. 'Tree superior Hunters. A very powerful chesnut Gelding, 6 years old, up 0 . 16 stone. A chesnut Gelding,-shew ing a deal of breeding, 15 hands 2 inches higb,,and up to 13 stone with' any hounds. A pair of chesnut Phmton Horses, 5 and 6 years old, 15 hands 2 inches high, just off a journey. Bay Gelding,. 6 years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, a capital.: Hunter. A bay Gelding, 7 years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, a good Ituntei and' Gig Horse; and accustomed to run leader in a tandem. Two powerful Cart Horses. Also, upwards of sixty other Horses, Ponies, &c.; a number of Gigs, Phaetons, &c.; SiX Sets Harness, and a case of new London-made Saddles. May be seen prior to the sale. ..B.—Blood Stock for. Sale by Auction, on SATURDAY, the 24th instant: Chesnut Colt, 4 }ears old, by Predictor, out of Ostrich, by Bustard. Bay Filly. 4 years old, by ditto, out of Dorcas, by Octavius. Ditto Gelding, 3 years old, by ditto, out . orYoungFeneta, by Fitz.l,atigtOn. Brown ditto, A years old, by Fitz-Langton, out of • Mineria, by Paulowitz. Bay Colt, 2 years old, by Peter Lely, out of Young Duchess, by Con stable: The'brown Gelding Orthodox, a -winner upwards of twenty. times. A brown Colt, (untried;) rising 3 vears old, by Longwaist, out of St ratherne's dam.. The Brood - Mare In fant Lyra, by Walton, out of Thoinasina, by TiMothy. . . . On Fitt°Av, the 23d invent, at Six o'cicielt in the Evening, at the HOuse of Y 1 rr Adams, th , : Woolttin COffee-house, in Much • Wootton, . • .. •• • - LL that Piece of LAND, (Freehold of Inheritance,) situ ate in Wooltou, and on the.westside of the road adiug 'from WOo;ton to Allerton, containing in front ther )6 2 yards 2 . feet and 2. inches, and iu the whole by a re • . t admeasure meat 9.j7 superficial square yards, or therea is, together with the' Two DWELLING-110.USES,..SHl 'ON, STABLE, and - COACH-HOUSE erected and built thereon,in the respec tive occupations of Mr. William Marklow and Mr. JOsh. Gore, at a very low rental of £3.5 Per annum. ' Further particulars may be 41, ,and a Plan of. the Property seen; oa • application to Mr. BinaEr - r, Solicitor, Daran's-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool. . Bt THOMAS KAY, instant, in Oa MONDAY and TuEsnky next, the 19th and 20 the New Assembly Room, \Varriugt , . A Valuable and Select LIBRARY of c and Books of _AV General Literinire, in excellent con i u, amengst which are the Eucyclopmdia MetrOpolitarrt, .Pa egiaOurtis's Flora Londinensis, Transactions of the Linnxa Society, Doyle and Mant's Bible, &c. ; also, a tine-toned Violoncello, Violin, Hautboy. and Teneroon, ancj a most excellent Theodolite, equal to new. Thewhole the property of F. K. GLAzunaooK, Esq., who . is ieavinx 'Warrington. ' The, Salo-to commence each day at. Eleven o'clock.' Cata logues may be had of C. MALLEY, Bookseller,. Warrington. On TUESDAY next, the Thh instant, at Tvvu o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon-rooins, subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there produced, . /1111.0 SE Three well-built, DWELLING OUSES•on,the IL west side of Grove-street in Liver o containing in front to Grove-street 48 feet 4 inches, and on west 49 feet, and in front to Falkner.street (including an rea of G feet wide to Grove-street) 72 feet '2 inches, and, at the back along a back street of 6 yards wide 77 feet two inches. The Premises are in the occupation of good tenants. • The Tenure, Corporation Lease for 75 years. Apply to Mr. MALLAux, Solicitor, )2; Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. On FRIDAY, the.6th,day of. November next ; at Five o'clock in the Afternoon; at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, in 63 separate Lott,' • QIXTY-ONE HOUSES, One STABLE, nd Twenty-seven CI Square Yards of Vacant LAND, Fre old of Inheritance, held under the same title, and situat the northern part of Liverpool, in the immediate.vieinity the North Market, and adjoining the Goeat North-rold, producing a Rental of £55155. per annum, and which willTurnish upwards of 230 Votes for the Southern Division if Lancashire, and 13 Votes for the Borough. The Buildings were erected in 1828-, .and, being Freehold, the Property will become More valuable every year as the town increases. The Houses are all well 'Tenanted, and the Rents are regularly paid, and in several instances might be raised. The Purchaser of each Lot, as well as the Tenants of 13 of the Houses, will be entitled to have their names entered on the next year's registry of voters for the county and borough respectively. Mr. John Rederick, the Agent, who resides on the Property, No. 2, Grogvenor-terrace, will show the Premises; and for all further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. WORTHINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool. CHANNON'S GRECIAN HAIR DYE, Fn effectually changing Grey or Red flair, by one al • to a ratdral Dark, I3rou;n, or Black. ," cation, rirtHE Proprietor and Inventor of the GR lAN HAIR IL DYE flatters himself that one trial w . prove this to be the 'Only efficient Dye ever offered t p lic notice. After much patient investigation and experit t, he has completely succeeded ip overcoming the object' a which characterize every Dye hitherto introduced. It is well known that they are all attended with much trouble and annoyance in application, staining whatever they touch, leaving the hair harsh and im poverisbed by the caustic quality of the ingredients, and never producing a colour which has any resemblance to nature, the blacks being , blue, and the browns fox colour, The Grecian Hair Dye, on the contrary, is very easily applied, and certain in its effects, invariably producing the desired colour, whether Brown or Black, and so true to nature that the most expe rienced eye could not detect it. It may be applied with equal safety and success to the Eyebrows, Whiskers, or Mustachios. Its permanence cannot be affected by any subsequent applica tion, as neither washing, dressing with hot irons, sea bathing, heat or &old, aridity or damp, will affect it in the least. Sold NVtiolesale by the Proprietor, J. ()HANNON, No. 9, Great Pulteney-Streel, St. James's, London • in Liverpool, by Mr. TETLEY, Chnrch-street ; Mr. RENNIE, 'Lord-street ; Mr. DANSON, Bold-street; :Mr. Saban, Ranelagh-street ; • Mr. HAi.t.owEs, Bold-street; Mr. WHITTAKER , Hanclagh-street; Mr...BELL,• Dale-street; in Shrewsbury, by Mr. BowDLEE, Pride-hill; in Oswestry, by Mr. GREGORY ; _ in Wrexham, by Mr, GREGORY ; and by most respectable Perfumers in Town and Country. Sole Agent. in Paris, Mr. SOCCHARD, 16, I3oulevard-street, Mont Martre. iriZtantd l / 4 1. TO TURNERS,AND 'S. WANTED, to RI) abroad to a Wes" thC lonv, Three YOUNG MEN who have been )ught up to the tradti r,f Filers and 'Kilmer< Those who can take care of an Engine and do a little Sniithwo4e-wilLbf preferred.. j e bertri encou: ragement will be Owen to such as nosy •be well recommended for ability and sobriety, and no others will he treated with. r77 , Apply (if by letter past-paid) to GEortat FORRESTER and Co., Vauxhall Foundry, Liverpool. TUTOR. 4 , MASTEW,of. ARTS, Member and Classman of the Uni- Ili_ versity : uf Oxford, and a Man of good Family, is desirous of reading with one or two PUPILS in Liverpool or Mauches- V ter, where he would take Lodgings, an preiye them f. , r -a certain .time every d.ry. • lie Nrould not t fe et to fixing himself anywhere in Caernarvenshire: or Angle ev . for the same pur oonse. Excellent references will be giyeu, it desired. Letters to be addressed (post-paid) to R. E. T., Esq., at Mrs. II op pard's; Pepper-st reef, Cheker. rirlo 'be LET, at Wavertree, a very excellent FAMILY 1.. - HOUSE and GARDEN, with or without a Coach-house and Stable, in - the pleasant .and healthy s' nation of Or.tvic MoLwr. The house contains spacious , I.) ing. and Drawing rooms, Brefkfast-rown, Kitchen,' Senile :, and Cellars, with t y four Bed and two Servauts'-rooms. Apply to Mr. 40LIN LNG, near the Coffee-house, Ws vertree.. , . BONDED WAREHOUSE. - rIIU be LET, a large and substantial BO DED WARE HOUSE, six Rooms and a - Cell tuuted in Tower garden, Water 7 stfeet. Apply to JOON DRINKWATER arid SON, Drury-lane. - , O-be LEI', with iznatediate possession, tint' une next, au. .JIL excellent HOUSK, situated•on the 8.. •s of the River Mersey, near New Brighton; it. is-coin ! ely Furnished,: and consists of 7 BedLrooms, Dining and rawin.g Rs, oom the latter 27 feet long each ; excellent Wat con the Preinises Apply to Mr. R. A untsoN, Merseyzchambers, Liverpo • . TO BE LET, In the immediate neigAhourhood the.Netv Customhouse; /111 HE WAHEBOUSE and OFFICES in Cooper's-iAti which have fur some time been occupied as a Paint Colour Warehouse and Paper Hanging Manufactory,XMry Troutbeck, who is about removing to the Premises in,.k{nnovet:- street, next above Branch and Sou's Auction lioorni . . • _ . . The Offices are spacious end under a detacheslefoof, but upon ie a level with the second floor of the Warelw . ;which was ori ginally apprlpriated to Offices, tes, awl can • in be easily so ar rang,d, being a large and lofty Hoorn, eying Three Fire Places. The Warehousttcroom Windows 'are Glazed through out. It is presumed these-Premises will he found well adapted to the Wholesale. Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be had.—Apply to NliWfON. LION and Co. - • , . . zo c4oTh. -------- - --- TO be SOLD, FREEHOLD PROPER Yin good situ& tions, well tenanted, and bringing i d Interest. Apply to Mr. J. TONTKINSON, 20, Rupei treet, Liverpool. OliG AN . Arlo •he SOLD, c:,enp, an excellent fine -• g r eariiiger I. ORGAN, with Glazed Mahogany Front suitable either for a small Church or Chamber. Apply at Messrs. HLSIE and Sores, Mu Sellers, Church street, Liverpool. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. riro he SOLD,• a'rnottern well-built cony ient DWEL LING-HOUSE; situate on the 'out de of Canning street East. near Percy-street, with Baths nd Fixtures coin plete. ApPory to Messrs. SHACK LETON, WRIGHT, and I-If:NMI Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. UNSA LE, Two HOUSES in Wilde-street, Two I in Gloucester-street; Three HOUSES in Mo One HOUSE and. SHOP in Sir Thomas's-buil • gs. The above will he sold to pay a good rate f terest. .llso, a Piece of LAND iu Chathain-stre , Peach-street, and Brownlow-hid,ls Years Lease. N.B.—Liberal. advances made to Builders. Apply to• Mr. CA URAL, Land and Building Agent, 20, Beau ,street ; or at the:Cooperage, lient-square, SES rect, and tegal Xottcco. WILLIAM ALLURED, :DECEASE VIAL PersOns haVing any Claim or Deinauf n.the Estate , of WILLIANI ALLI3RED, late of J o h n - s i re et, Live:rpool, Tailor and Draper, deceased, requested to send the particulars thereof to me; and all. Persons indebted to the Estate are desired forthwith to pay the amount of their respec tive Debts to me, JOHN PBAc()CK, 79, Church-street, Solicitor to the Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. W i t the Titt S Cl day of October st a a s n si t gngm l b s eajia date Liverpotil, in the county of Lancaster, surgeon and apo cat y, surviving partner of EdWard Scott, late of Liverpo oresaid, druggist and apothecary, 'deceased, and late c r • lag on trade . at Liverpool aforesaid, under the style or firm o Edward Scott and C o ., bath assigned Over all his estate an affects unto trus tees in trust for the equal benefit of his creditors. NOTICE IS 1-IEII,EB )(', GIVEN, that the said indenture now lies at Messrs. 13aAnNEtt and ATKINSON'S Offices, in Fenwick.buildings, Fenwick-street, for. signature; and that the creditors who shall not come in and execute the same within three calendar months from the date thereof will be excluded the benefit thereof, and from all dividends arising from the said estate. All persons indebted to'fhe said estate are requested, to . pay the amount :of their respective debts to the said .Messrs. Brab nor and Atkinson with:mt delay, otberWise proceedings at law will be adopted. BRABN Ell and ATKINSON, Solicitors. TULE Commissioners in - a fiat of bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth. against GEORGE LILIAN and JOAN. .PATTERSON, of Liverpool, in the county of Lane cicniuts, dealers, chapuren, and copartners, iutei o meet on 'WEDINLA DA Y, the 21st day of October instant, 'welve o'clock at Noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Sou .1 n-street, in Liver pool aforesaid, (pursuant to 'adjournme 'mom the 15th day of September last,)in order to take the . aminations of the said bankrupts, when and where the sail bankrupts are required to surrender themselves, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their estate and effects, and finish their examinations, and -the creditors who have not already proved their debts arc to come prepared to prove the same, and with those who have al ready proved their debts, to assent to or dissent from the allow ance of the certificates. . . MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. BOROUGH ANA TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. JAMES ASPLNALL, Esq., MAYOR. rEIHE GENERAL COURT of.:QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOW" held in the NEW COURT-Roost, on the south s• o Chapel street, on MONDAY, the 26th of October i , at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon ; when and where all . ons bound over to appear and prosecute, give evidence or answer, are to attend on pain,.of their respective Recognizauces being estrcated. • And the COURT of PASSAGE for the TRIAL of CIVIL CAUSES will he hebt le before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town on TriRsDA v, the 29th of October instant, at Teu o'Clock iu the Morning, of which the Attorney's of the said Court are requested to take notice. FOSTER, Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace. All Persons are requested to take notice, that no Tra verses will be tried at these Sessions unless the same be entered for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office on or before the first day of the Sessions. And all Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be entered for Trial at or before Twelve o'Clock on the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise the "Trial of the same will stand over unt il the Sessions FOR BILIOUS, LIVER, & STOMACH COMPLAINTS, • . INDIGESTION, IDRIESTLBY'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, Price Is. 10. and 2s. 9d. per Bo; duty included. These Pills will rove highly efficacious in Bilious Complaints, Scorbutic Co pramts, Affections of the Nervous System, Lowness of Sri , Palpita tion of the Heart, Rheumatic Pains in the - , Limbs, and other parts of the Body ; Oppression of hest, Indigestion, Redundancy of Bile, Dizziness of._ .yes, Voilent Pains in the Teniples and across the Forehe. ; Impaired memory, Sick Headache, Tremulous action of the hole Frame, Restlessness, and Frightful Dreams, Stuportic Dozing, Flatulency, Costive ness, &c. . • Prepared and sold by JOHN PRIESTLEY, Chemist and Drug gist, Lord-street, Liverpool, and may he had of all Wholesale Patent Medicine Houses and Wholesale Druggists throughout the Kingdom ; and Sold Retail by all patent Medicine Venders and Druggists. N.B.—Captains, Shippers, and persons going abroad may have the above Pills made up in Packages of any size, effectu ally secured against any influence' of climate. HERON'S CASTLE MONA HOTEL, DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN. Ar — ±t FORGE HERON,'so many years Proprietor of Portobello kif Hotel, Dublin; takes leave, respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally that he has fi.ken that truly magnificent and spacious Establishment, ' - , - "rLE MONA, formerly the Residence of his Grsce tb ite Duke of Athol, which lie opened in May last; and lie f s asSured; from his long experience and general knowled Hotel keeping, he will be found to give perfect satisfy n. The situation of the Castle is the most delightful that can- be imagined, c►ose to due of the finest Sea _Beaches in the world, Which renders the Hotel particularly desirable as a Watering Place. The Plea slore Grounds contain Twenty Acres, laid out with• the utmost taste and elegance. 'I he •house is most comfortably and elegantly fitted up iu every department; Hot and Cold Baths, and every other accom►nodation necessary fur such a splendid Establisment and fashionable resort. Css•rt.i. Motsn has been open as a Hotel three years, and during that period, although containing upwards of Eighty Beds. has been crowded to overflowing with Families of the highest distinction. G. H. flatters himself the arrangementS Made in his Hotel will give general satisfaction to those Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Families who.may honour him win Their patronage, as he shall be most partikilar in the cleanliness and &comfort with which it Slush' be conducted, and trusts his attention, added to the unrivalled beauties of Castle Mona, will obtain for him that distinguished patronage which its delightful situation so justly G. - 11. can recommend his Wines and Spirits with the greatest confidence, having selected them from one of the first HOuses. *;;• Horses and Carriages of every description; Lock-up Cam:lt-houses. and excellent Stalling. Steam-packets elegantly fitted up ply every day during Sum mer:froth Liverpool and 'Glasgow, cud twice a week from Dub lin to the Island. . , . CELEBRATED PERFUMES, PATEON.IZED BY THEM MOST GRACIOL: lAJESTIES. • ENDALL and SON'S celebrate 'CAVA NDE AUK MILLEFLEURS, price• Is. er Bottle; Quarter pints, 2s. 6d.; Half-pints, 4s. tid. Qr• Observe !—The great fame of this Lavender Water has caused many spurious imitations to be offered to the Public. . KENDALL'S LAVANDE PARFUMEE, at the same Price as the above. A most delicious and delicate Perfume. KENDALL'S treble-distilled LAVENDER WATER, acknowledged to be the finest, Quarter-pints, Is. 6d.; Half pints, 25.; - Pints, 4s. KENDALL'S BOUQUET DU ROI, EXTRACT OF FLOWERS, QUEEN'S ROYAL • PERFUME, &c., in large Bottles, 2s. 6d. Finest FRENCH EAU DE COLOGNE, Is. 6d. - pez flask. Genuine MACASSAR OIL, the most celebrated, Is. 6d. per Bottle. COLD CREAM, 4d. and Bd. per Pot. BEAR'S GREASE, •Id. 8.1.. and Is. 6d. per Pot. NAPLES SOAP, HUILES ANTIQUE, RUSSIA OIL, HONEY-WATER, VEGETABLE EXTRACT, COMBS, BRUSHES, SPONGES, &c., at Prices equally low. The qualities warranted. Sold by KEN BALI. and SON, at the CIVET CAT, 447, West Strand, London ; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool ; 35, Market street, Manchester; J, Adelaide-street, Charing-cross LLn don; 17, New-street, Birmingham; 191, Fore -street, Exeter; 43, Wine -street, Bristol; 18, Fc; . egate-street, Worcester; 1, Theatre-buildings, Shrewsbury; 9i, St. James's, Brighton. ~ILR LIDDELI., who for some ye a rs commanded a ship in the East India ,Seas, will give Instruction from six to nine o'clock in the, evening, on the most simplified Methods, For obtaining the Longitude, by the Planets and Stwrs. and the 'use of the Instruments, with explanatory remarks, on the Nau tical Ephemeras. Information will be li -ewise rendered, tor entering the ports in South Africa, with e effects of the perio dical:winds on the coast; also the Se , Gulphs, Bays, &c. &e: in Asia, (the Red Sea excepted) showing the necessity of pre caution at the changes of the Monsoons in the Mozamblue Channel. hut particularly on the Malabar Coast and the Bay gif Bengal, with the fluctuations of the Marine Barometer at such' times, and the various changes. aberiatio and directions - of currents, before and after rounding the C , of Good Hope.— Terms and further particulars may be kn ,by application to Mr. PutLte, Bookseller, 1Z Paradise-street: N EWTON 'BAZAAR. • UNDER THR"PAIRGNAGE OF • The Hon. Lady ELEANOR HOPWO Lady MOSLEY, The Hon. Mrs. BOOTLE WILBRAII. 1, Mrs. HORNBY: Miss F. HORNBY, . Mrs. JOHN HEATH LEIGH, Mrs. LYON, Mrs. RIDGWAY, Ridgemont, • • god • Mrs. SCATAISBRICK. A BAZAAR.for the Sale of useful and ornamental Articles 1.. will be held- (by. nermission) in the . CONSERVATIVE HALL, at NEWTON; on TH n URSDAY ext, the 22d instant, the pruceeds•of-which . will be applied is-aid of the Funds for rebuilding- the Parochial Chapel of ISewton. Her Most Gracious Majesty the QUEEN has condescended to make some Articles- for the Bazaar, and several liberal Donations have already been receivtal. from otherquarters, , ----Flrrther contributions are most respectfully and earnestir solicited, and it is partitularly requested that may be for warded to the Rev. Paiaa Le.oii, Parsonage, Newton, on or before the 20th instant. The Doors to ho opened at Eleven o'clock.—Admittance, One Shilling each. BAZAARN.I3,--The. will also he continued on . FRIDAY, the 211 instant, if the whole of the Articles he rot disposed of the nisi I) v. V. Neulon.October 12, 13.15. Zrabc anb Iflanufacturo. OVERS of TENPENNY ALE may lje . accornmodated with an Article of superior quality any that has ever liven offered to the Public, at Oa e klumi., 53. Ilatiover-steet ! near 1)otd-street. _THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 43, Lon D-ST RE LT. 1311 ILL I I'S and lIOLNIE, grateful forextensive patron- . „IL • age, take this opportunity to thank eir friends and the trade generally, and invite theahto Inspect a Superior and well Selected STOCK of WINTEtt GOODS. NEW PATENT PIANOS SSRS. ZEITTER and CO., of London. ben to invito-the 1.11.. Nobility, Gentry, &c. of Liverpool and its neighjietirhood, to inspect Two of their New Patent PIANOS, ‘‘hjyti have been admitted by the first Professors, 'to hq 4iislinguished for Power, Fullness, and equality . of Tone. 'l main improve ment in theft! instruments consists in the Sounding Board, which in principle is sunilar to that of the Violin, and therefore the great desideratum has been' attained of preventing the tone from falling off., The action also is remarkably simple, and com bines durability and an exceedirtgly easy touch. /They are to fie seen, during the present week, at 100, Mourur- PLEAsANT. . - Liverpool, October 12th, 1835. LETTER-PRESS AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTING • STATIONERY, &c. • TOIIN B. JOHNSON, late of Sir Thomas's-buildings, and 11 1.1, Paradisestreet, respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has availed himself oft4e opportunity lately offered by Mr. S. FR ANCEYS'S discogptuing Business as a PRINTER, STATION ER, &c., in HIGH -STREET, Exchange, and has taken the Premises lately occupied by him, where he purposes carrying on the above Business in its various.hranches. and assures all who niay favour him with their orders that they will be completed with neatness, expedition, and the most un erring punctuality. .1.13. J. further respectfully intimates that he is prePared to execute in the - very best style e every description of ENGRAV ING and COPPER-PLATE PRJNTING on the most rea sonable terms, and solicits his Friends to favour him with an order, conscious that the execution of it will be satisfactory to themselves, and will secure to him a continuance of their esteemed commands. High-street, Erchanae, Liverpool, Oct. 9, 1835. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, &c. THOMAS GIBBS &.,Co,„ Nu rserytuen„SeedsroenAc. to the Hon. Boards of Agriculture of England and Sweden, beg to call the attention of Lauded Propiieturs tytheir Selection of Natural GRASS SEEDS, fur laying and to permanent Grass and for improving old Meadows Pastures. as also to their GENERAL ASSORTMENT AGRICULTURAL, :KITCHEN GARDEN, and FL( 'ER SEEDS. Dried .Specimens of the Grasses, Samples of the Seed, together with Sample Roots of Mange] Wurtzel, Hungarian Turnip, Car rots, Parsnips, and a new Beet (used the' same as Seakail) Were exhibited by them at the Liverpool Agricultural Society's Show on the Ist instant. T. G. and Co. have been honoured with the above Instutions' Silver Medals for their exertion i❑ this lateral branch of Agri. culture. T. G. and Co. beg to notify that they have no connexion 'with anotherbouse of the same name, and therefore solicit those Who may wish to favour them with their orders to he particular in the address, viz., , "I'HomAs GIBBS and Co., Corner of Half moon-street. Piccadilly, London." M F.1.1r/ LIES FURNISHING. """" " • ADELPHI HOUSE, 25, RANELAGILS ' .ET. • O. WOODS 4- CU , FRINGE MeINUF, UREES. ' • • GWOODS and Co. beg respectful' o inform the Nobi . lity, Gentry, and Inhabitants 0 'iverpool and its vici nity, generally, that they have ope the above Establish ment on a scale infinitely.superior t any in Liverpool. Their Stock is now ready for,inspettion, and consists of an entirely new and splendid assortment of Moreeus. Damasks, Furniture, Prints Linings, Dimities, Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Itedticks,i Cottage Stripes, Druggets, Baizes, Oil Baizes, - Table Covers, India Mattings, Hassocks, &c. &c., and every article requisite for Furnishing. • They also manufacture, on the premiSes, plaid and fancy pio g es, Float and Orris Laces, Gimps, Tassels, &L.,- &c. and every description of Upholsterers' Trumning,s. G. W. and Co. 'having purchased the whole of their ekten sive' Stock with cash, and selected with the greatest care, from the London; Leeds, and Manchester Markets, respectfully-so licit an inspection, feeling confident that the prices, style, and quality of their goods will ensure to them that patronage it will be their anxious endeavour to merit. — Ey" el'y article marked the lowest possible Cash price, from which no deviation can be made. Je 4 A tiTHENTIC. REPORTS of the Two Great P EROTES TANT MENNO:, held at Exetsilat London, on. SATURDAY, line and s A runpr ui y Ith, 1835, to *I prove to Prote,tauts of all d e n om in a , by authentic deco-- Tents, the Real A'euets of the Chore of Rome, its 00‘v held by the Roman Catholic Priests and Biships o f Ireland. May be had of R. PATTissoN, Standard-Office. . / Note Engraving, A- VIEW of LIVERPOOL in a 6TORMAIiv Mr. R. G. 1 - 1 L itEL vs, of Londbu, from a Picture Painted by Mr. SA- . SWO. WA t.taßs; .liia., in' the Liverp )ol: Exhibition, and dedi cated, by special perm ission, tOthe ift SHIP! , Ul. TILE MAYOR. i AND Colt I'ORATIoN. Size of O w l': graying, 25 . illehes by 17. : .• Prints, to Subscribers, 12s. to be increased on publication tD 158. Prno tS, ' l7s. ditto 2Ls. 3()s lu Colours, fac-sitolle of 2j.s, ditto • • An Etching of the.; f:ngravitig: may be seen at the Publisher's, H. LAtEY, Bout; and Priutselier, Stationer, and Picture-frame Maker, 61, Bold-street, by whom . Subscribers' names will be reCe i red. if. LACEY has just received some, of the ANIVUAI.S and mANACKS for ISA and will have a good supply of ALL as they appear; also, of Ladies' and Gentlemen's POCKET-BOOKS. RAMADGE ON CONSUMPTION. Just Published, in 1 Vol., Bvo, price Ss., the Second Edition, with important Additions, illustrated by coloured Plates, rIONSUMPTION CURABLE, and thew *D-rtei . :in %thick V,/ Nature, as well as Renieilial Art; opera in elFeeling hoalrlig• process ID cases of PonsuniptiltvfxPlained tino traced by numerous remarkable and ifiteresting cases. By . FnANcts 11 it A NIA DGE, F.L.S., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and Senior Physician to the Infirmary for Asthina, Conskimption, and other l Piseases of the Chest, and Lecturer on the Practice of Medicine, &c. London : —LON di MA N and Co. Also ready for delivery, "Asthma, its Species and Complica Cons." elucidated in a practical Treatise. DR. RAMADGE'S New Medical' Work "ASTHMA, its SPECIES and COMPLICATnNS," or Researches into the Pathology of disordered Respirrion, with Remarks on ale remedial Treatment applicable to each variety, beiug practical and the!oretical Review of this; Malady considered in us simple form, and in connexion with Disease of the Dart, Catarrh, Indigestion, &c. In -I. Vol., Svo, price 125., illustrated by Cases and Six Plates, accurately coloured from nature. Also. -bv gin -same Author, an inproved Edition of the TREATItiE ,On CONSUMPTION, price Ss., in which the , eutiibility of the Disease is proved by numerous facts. London :—LowchiAN nod • St k 'o NISON'S rL l' OF L 1 V EligdWiiiifric 11l V IRONS. The Subscribers and the Public are very re sect -gully informed that the above Map, of the Town and Environs of LiVerpool has 'nil cionnexion whatever Isla) any 'other publication. The Publisher takes the liberty of inure particularly impressing this upon the attention of his nu merous i•iulscliners, (as well for their own protection us that:of their Friends,) lest they slionlit, by mistake ex teukt their sanction to other Work of a much inure limited description. The great importance that must attach to this Work, which. accurately shikvs atone' view not only the Ttitx"with its Docks, Quays, and the River With its *SoundingsEt Low-water, and the. MuniCipal'and ParliaMentaiy BOundaries of the Biirough, lint aiso the highly nourishing and interesting. Environs to The extent of '',771 by ti miles, laid down upon so extensive a scale (10 chainsiu 'an inCh)that every detached House, Garden, Field, Road, Plantation, Pleasure-ground,awl the Boundaries of Parishes and TnivrishipS are all distinctly and accurately deli neated, ai well as' the names of the respeceivo Mansions, farms,- &c.. and the 'owners thereof. The great necessity there is for a correct Work of this de, scription, and the unremitting care bestowed .upon the Survey to p:oduce a Work worthy the extensive patronage already. given, as well as that anticipated, would call, fora much higher remunerating Price; hitt, as it is the object of the Proprietor to. extend the . Sale of the Map as extensively as possible, he has axed the Price thereof at such a moderate sum as will be within reach of almost every respectable individual. The size of the Map is S feet by 4 feet 4 inches, being much larger than any other Map of the Town and Environs ever pub lished. The Work will be delivered to the present Subscribers as early as possible, and new Subscriptions will be thankfully re ceived at any of the respectable Booksellers, or by the Propri etor, Mr. JONATHAM ISENNISON, et his Office, Coeuncrte— court, Lord-street, Liverpool. Price in Sheets. £1 11 6. • Mounted Mounted and Varnished . 2 12 6 In a neat Case - 212 & In an elegant Morocco Case for the Library 3 Vubitc 33otiteo, SPECIAL MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS of ..Zll. the TOWNSHIP of BIRKEN II EAD.: in the County of Chester, will he held on WE DN tiSt. AY, the 21st day of October instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Commissioners' Rooms, New Market, in Birkenhead, forth i iptirpose of borrow ing and takin g . up at interest, on the Ma age of the Market, and the adjoining Buildings, and the Commissioners' Rates, the Sum of 1:4;060, under the authority of an act passed in the Third Year of bis present Majesty's Reign, intituled " Au Act for Paving, Lighting, Watching, and Cleansing, and otherwise improving the Township or Chapelry of Birkenhead, in the county palatine of Chester; and for regulating the Police there of, and for establishing a Market within the said Township." Such Person ur Persons as are willing to Lend the amount re quired, or any part thereof, will, before the day of Meeting, de liver Tenders, directed. to the said Commissioners, stating the Amount proposed to be lent, and the rate of Interest requir ed by the 'Leader, at the Office of Mr. JosuPti Mu. LA BY, Solicitor, I'2, Lower Castle -street, Liverpool, by whom, in the meantime, any further information will be given. Dated the 6th day of October, 184. J. MALLABY, . Clerk to the said Commissioners. LIVERPOOL LITERARY, . SCIENTIFIC ; AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTION. AT the lIALF-Y EARLY GENERAL MEETING, h e ld in the MUSIC -HALL, Bold-street, October 13, 1835, The Patron. The Right Hon. Lord FRANCIS EGERTON, In the Chair,. ' Moved by CHARLES HORSFALL, Esq., secon ed by ADA st IFIO DO SON, Esq.. • 1., That the Report and Treasurer's Ae..unts, as read, be approved and passed. Moved by ADAM HODGSON, Esq., s: s . ided by JOHN EDEN, Esq., 2. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the success of - the objects of this institution is eminently calculated to promote the moral and intellectual welfare of its Members. .. Moved by Mr. DONOVAN, seconded . by Mr. COLLET. • 3. That the Thanks of this Meetiag he.given to the Committee of the Itovil Institution for their liberality in granting the use oftheir Lei:tore-room to the Members of the Instituti on . Moved by air. WILLIAMS, seconded by Mr. R. E. LEWIN, J. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Neble men and Gentlemen who have honoured the institution with their patronage.. Moved by H. SAN DRACH, Esq., seconded by RICHARD DA W'SON, Lsq. ,. , 5. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Charles InrSfill, Esq., President, and the Vice-Presidents, for the able and assiduous manner in which they Lave discharged the duties Of their office. Moved by Dr. JEFFREYS, seconded by Mr. BA VNE, 6. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Trustees, Treasurers, Auditors, Honorary Counsellor and Solicitor, for having given their assistance, ill forwarding the objects of the institution. Moved hy HENRY SANPBACH, Esq., seconded by. C.. S— . eit,'Esq., 7. That the Thanks *his Meeting be given to those Friends end M i ctinbers who presented the institution wilh Books and other',l)oratirins. Moved by WI 1.1.1 A 701,PROWN ; Esq., seconded by Mr. Jos. LEICESTER,. 8. That the . Thanks Oft his electing be given to the Liverpool Pr'esi, for its able and continued assistance. Moved by; Al r.Thiseseatiounii, seconded by Mr. LOCH, 9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Gentle men whis were actively engaged in founding . the instituti on , an d the gratuitous Lecturers aud"Teachers. Moved . by T. TosiLitssois, Esq., seconded by .1. E. GLan- STONE, Esq., 10. That Professor Wilson, Dr, Traill, and E. Lytton .Bul wer, Esq., be elected Honorary Members of this institution. Moved by Mr. GASKELL, seconded by Mr..T. COMBER, - 11. That the Thanki of, this Meeting be given t o th e, l a t e Committee for the satisfactory manner with which they dis charged the duties of their arduous office. Moved by ! SA mu!. SA IS D.PACH, ~ seconded by CHAS. • H o 5'1 , 41 ESq., , • . . ~ • , 12. That 'the especial Thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord Francis Egerton, M.P., for the honour he has conferred upon the Meeting, by so ably discharging the duties of Chair man on the present occasion. H. TINDAL ATKINSON, Secretary. . . • SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. LONDON to BRIGHTON, and LONDON to TUNBRIUGS, TUN BRIDGE WELLS, the WEALD OF .KIiNT, and eventually to DOVER. 'Capital, 12.1,400,0(X)—in Shares of £5O each—Deposit £2 per Share. • PllO% ISIONAL COMMITTEE. _ _ . _ Hon. C. Compton Cavendish, • M.P. , .. 'Herbert B. CUrteis, Esq. M.P. Howard Elphinstuue, Esq., M.P. J. Minet Feetor,'Esq., M.P. Frederick IsTertli, Esq.., M.P. Hon. General St. John. . Edward Barnard, ESq, JameS I:Liken:Ent. Decimus Burton, Esq. Robert Clutton, Esq. .. Captain Cote. Thomas' Cowper, Esq. H. C. Moreton Dyer, Esq. Robert Gear, Esq. - i W „ . ith power to add to their number. Engineer H. R. PA I.MEK, Esq., .F.R.S. • HE Surveys and Estiniateii for the formation of this Line of Railway, by way of Croytion and Oxted, under the Superin tendence 'of Mr. Palmer, have been . completed.. The promi- . nent feature in this undertaking is, that. it coniLines for a diar tance of 20 miles from Loudon, (viz, to,Qxted,l the advantitg., of a joint coniniimication between the counties of Kent and Sussex, and . the . Netrolidlis, thereby effecting, an iluportant saving of expense in the outlay for each county, .whilst, by securing the tradic o(both, it.promises a groster teturn for the catotal invested than any other line projected to Brighton. - The result of the survey establishes th e f o ll ow i ng i m p or t a nt J facts as relating to_ the liiightun line :—that it is. the shortest , practicable line to Brighton, that it, embraces a. f..r greater r amount ot population, and interferes.less with ornamentalprof. perties than any other; and, w ith . th e. exception, of one very short inclination, each way presents, in no„iiistance, a gra dient exceeding in feet in a mile, while many tic the gradients ~ are considerably less, and partions of the line are level. Applications for Sha res m ay b e ma d e t o The ; LONDON and WESTMINSTER' BANK, ThrOg-i 'mOrton-street and Waterloo-place Messrs. S:POONER3, ATTWOODS, and Co., Grace- }-London. chnrchstreet Messrs. er.urroN and FEARON, Solicitors, Crown- office-r6w, Temple, and High-street, Southwark ) 'Messrs, Moss and COIIPANY, Bankers AIeSSIS. LOWNDKS and ROBINSON, ii. Solcitors.... I Liverpool• AO" • -.- Pereen t Mr. P. J. Itycaork, 5 . Mr. THOMAS COGLAN, Share Broker . ) eW 1 , , C . 7 - ' ,: _,;7 - N N Of whom also the Prospectus and General Plan of the irg:;..„ ----- --1qNr4 .. 0,, way be obtained. ~., t , -liii,..ti , -(j_ t .,'-'.\?. - :? -4 , 3 cl• J. S. 'YEATS, Secretar ,1 •••111. : •: , Q ~. -4..;:ic;r2 ..!.....y>._.....w...4 :... ...,.. s• - ` T - 7' ' ''''',;;i:...l-. '.4'. :: ) I v o 1 ,, ltitloo - juiae" Edward Graham, Esq. Burwood Godley, Esq. Edmund Halsewell, eat* John Langford, Esq. Horatio Leggatt, Es . q. ei.ere0ree.......... „, Captain Pringle, 1.t.6. John Smith, EN. David Salomon sq.: John Sbewe . ', Fq. Hour .' • ey, Esq.. Rob 'rotte , r, Esq. John (wells, Eaq.. Thtunas W. Tyndale, Esq. Henry _Wrenob, Esq. John W. Woolgar, Esq. October 10, 1835. s • 4' t . • • ^' • 4 • • • • • Pill sail immediately. 1' For BARBA DOES, .., "., The fast-sailing Ship LITHE.er.. f t tLA. ND, .... 2!'' THOMAS LIAWk I i r w ; : Now loading east side of th Queen's b ' Dock.—For Vrt or passage apply Lov ES __._ , LITHERLAND, and Co., Woisfenholme-square. . • tit - Let. MO be Llcr, that commoilions and old estahl . . ed'HOTEL. the, GEORGE, and DIiAGON. Da eet,..now . in the otenpation of Miss llanipson, togethe ith the eteollent Stables and Coach-homes behind the sane . Possession may bo had on the Ist January, 18.36.--For furthecpartienlars, apply at the Utlicee of the Tresurer or Surveyor,'Town-hall, Liverpool.