The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02 00:00:00

'4 10 • Eli •Dißrp,,'_74, 3 o.tgap i , '• • • g • . HAVEL ' TO„Y . • i't. 0 4: ; .; t i` Ati-tk/ik. • • €ll/.l{ , " . j ' - . S Y next. theqlt ' unary nrstait§ ? 'a s ' I i • 1 , 7" - # 1 4 ,0 1 1 1 ' I 61, • .11; ti,ro aid a CO „„, Cef 141„ • .• ' •• , )1 . th Funds o the I.,ivrpt,ni ..,spe ant, ivvii,.4.lnr-1 . ) -! 4 ‘ V ' • • D AI, nd MARAAL have kindiyiptorais a WI? air . - micesin the Choir, to promote thl (Mice of the .. t. s r • i• , eri Ile to commence •at • Eleven o 4- 111 blon . t‘t k‘le AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Gallery One Shiiling, 0 „-Bbipping. • ranted first vessel, and to sail immediately haying nearly the whale of her cargo engaged, and 'ion) gni leg _on board. - For, CALCUTTA. dirert, .fifie.Eligiish-tiuilt Ship - .4 - frit,EMMA, Captain .li.sius PEcx.ExT • .A 1 7 tons per register, coppered an copper fastened, its remark ably fast,4nd a superior conveyance, being bu under inspec tion,tir one pf the first builders in th 'ngdorn.—,-Vpr terms, &c.;apply on board, west side Prince'S Dock; to Messrs §Aisios s junistim,,atid Co., or to .HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PRYPARED, THAIitESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !--SmoLLETT. ;Art; W. apd J, TY RER. To sail immediately, and .can Only take 1 . t freight. • For CALCUTTA direct, the A I iverpool-built Vr- - Ship ANN LOCKEHBY, Captai ..J.oitNsoN; bur then 30,5 Loos: lAt4wita ,G,orge's I ock,—For freight Or passage appl. to' ASHLEY ..BILOTHEItS. VoL. V. --No. '221.] FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 153.5. g:alts I.lp Aurt,ion. Aralto b cauettoli. LIVERPOOL MARINE SOCI Y. THE ANNUAL GENERAL ME.ETIN of the LIVER POOL MARINE SOCIETY wit be held at the AMERICAN HOTEL, Lower Sparling 7 strec oa TUESDAY nest, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock. By order, SA Ni L. RADFORD, Secretary. 15, Wpping. Ist January, 1835. Waiting a wind.—Has r9or fut, (Vol , tons of lightireight =Nab Initeiluo Dock. . For MANILLA direct, the fine new -crop !ered and copper.fastencd Brig. I.',WO..l3llO'rHE t , T. W. TomNINs, R.N.. ' Commander; hurthe• per register 225 tons. This• vessel‘ having: been bui,lt. e, essly fur a fast sailer, carries only. her_ register tonnage.— ' 'r ft-eight' or Vas sage apply to Messrs. Wm. SM . f TH and SON, Merchants, or to iIoBERT WISE and Co., 21, Exchange-alley North. Tins - DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday,)) the 3d January. insta , at Twelve o'clock, at PaHowes Warehou4e, Pet s-lane, • A Quantity of British.MANIJFACTUR GOODS, Saved from the wreck of tl►e jolm Fairfield.—Apply to HUSON, Broker. £5OO REWARD WWI 74„A,t - ,t.: *** t • , .. , To lair , on tile, 20th -Ittatioir i k. _.. It; ia: et 1-C tiTIA - anti - Cii. A, The Sh.i DIJE.E OF LANG - STIR, ~, , t , ' - JAS. I,sliattEAVES, Co a Elder; 414 0.0e* 565 tqus- - -For freigitt or passage a )1v to . joIIN -LADS'Q ONE and Co iyotv loading in the Prince's Do 4, and having one-half of her • eargo•on board, to sail on tho loth January. For BAXAVIA. and LINTIN, the REFORM, or; Captain DontE.; A 1; 400 tons; has a poop and good . • • accommodations for passengers. Fp freight or pas sage apply to Mesas. Johtti .DUQUALE and BROTHERS, Man thnster; the. Captain, on bo.ird, or to ROBERT - WISE and CO., Liverpool. - For - BOMBAY, the Ship ALIQUIS,XonN M`FEE, Master; she will hive early despatel//=-For freight or 147 e% passage, having s pl en did 'acconainoltations, apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB. To sail in a few days. For BOMBAY, L'.." - The fine Fhip• WILLIAM TURNER, Clf A lILES • • LEIT(.;I4, Commander;bArt.ben 4 r ,; uow on . her second Voyage; nos a spaci ous p oo p, and sPtinclii accom modations, and earries an exoerienced sutgebn.—Forffeight pr .passage apply on board, Prince's Dock; to Messrs. FjEal. GUSSON, MILLE]; and:Co., or to BOLO and RUSSEL. To sailfirst week in Januar,,y. .• For BOMBAY, the fiue..ShipßAN9l4, Captain . .1.440« Ttiowts burtheii 512-to t or freight or pitsSnge apply t o th e bla s t er , on bfiWd, in the Prince's o!k.1 wititi .14Sr a .S. ALI. and SON; alr . NICI3OI, and ROBINSON, Mersey Chambers, Old Church-vard. WESI" OF PACK 11A • , • To sail on the 5W of ever)" , nth. afoz, • .To s ail on the 5t14 Jap re ; • The well-known fast-sailing pc. VIRGINIA, Captain MILLER; A 1, British-huilt,, Irthen ?7i ton4,` cop pered and copper-fastened, and :has very Superior acouramodan eon's for passeugers.—For freight.ar passacre applv to • . ; AS ILIN BROTIiERS. Zlill be deal; cached on the Lith anttary. ' • If 4 The ,Brig l 41.1111) Atek, • 13M)WN lIIG gArimisn," Master. For freight, &c. apply to -Mil N cnosTH WAITE and Ce - ~ , „or 1,.,.„,,A., - -The Liverpool-built Barque 'A ETHUSA, a -:- --I. - l,o = DAVID Flui.eutissoisl; oter - ~• - Qnly two years ol i l ; uow loadi opposite the Sled west side Queen's took.—For-fieight or passage apply to .lIEYES, L1:1-1EIWAND,fiard , Co., . . , Wolstenholtne7square. • , . Vor,I3ARBAPOS, the,Briglif.A.RTLlN, gr . , Captain MARTIN. lutendpd to in few days ; the 4 14-'s f.)Ork- r Freight or passage • ..Apply to BABM.),,IItLAM, and IIIGGINSOK. . . . 4 . , To• sail on sth .Ic:tincry fnant. , ForIsIEVIS- au. d. '3'.. Ts, The Brig ELIZABETH, H AowN, Master; 207 tons reg?ster.—FOrireig ic. apply to Messrs. 111:11RAY, SYME, and CQ.,,Or tO JAMES POOLE and Co. TEAS, Per Duchess of eturence, direct from Canton, .Ponposted from, Wednesday, the 71h,: To WEDNESDAY, the 14th Janusz?' rist„,,at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchatige-buitdings, 4,376 Packages of TEA, -consisting. of 624 Cheits Congoa packages BOH EA, 1,072 'Chests CONGOII , 70 Obegts 500 61h Boxes souctiqx, 5tX) 121 lb Boxes • / . ZO Catty Boxes superior DIT , 60 Chests P,141 - E, 30 .Halfrehests . , 73 Tin Catty Boxes C . Elk CONGOU, 194 Chests '125 1:31b Boxes L. -HA'S ON •I`L5 134' lb Boxes ( ''• ' 250 61b Boxes ,'. ;0 • ' 30 Chests, - ' ? s IMPERIAL, 23 Half-ehests 250 G lb Boxes GUNPOWDER, 200 Chests TWAN KAY. The Teas will be open for inspection on Tuesday next, the 6th instant, in Tobin's Warehouse,- 109, Prince's Dock.—For particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN 'BIBBY and Co. and Tuns. RIPLEY, Esq., Merchants, or to lit LAM:and THOMPSON„ ? V A R'sll-1&S.1 and EWAKT. and ` c brokers. T. and fr:LITTLEDAth and Co.) SALE . OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, - WOODSIDE: . By BRANCH and - SON,: . . . On MONDAY next, the sth, and TuasDAY, die 6th - Tanuary in stant, at Eleien o'clock each day, on Alie. Promilies,• Wood side,- near-Poole's- Hotel,—by order of the Assignees, TH E Modern and. Elegant 110 US$ 1 1014) FURNITURE - • of Mr..JOIIN BETTELEY, krupt; which c om pri ses : a most excellent lofty Four-ptist Bead, with ri c hly carve d ma hogany feet Posts, gilt•Cornices,faShiopably ar ra n ge d Mom reen Hangings, with superior Bedding to. correspond, several other Four-post ands9amp Bedsteads, with hangings and Bed ding, Brussells and Kidderminster Carpets, Moreeri and printed Chintz Window Curtains, • modern Mahogan v LF.,jeniture, in, a fashionable Wardrobe. with .Wings, elegant . I.ltittalgar Chairs, Couches, Cardy-4.i00, and Se&-Tables, Night e.t.d., &e., an Eight-duv'Clock, Wheel-barometer, painted, Chamber Re quisites, niuderir Fenders am} :ire-irons, NetietiaiOß li l ids, We and Bed-limni, Large Swinktilasses,-Kitchoniqtensits sze. To be viewectrro,rnurroW, B,lt.urild..y,t) when'eattliegues lathy be had on the Premises, or frona.BRANCII and S,,qiii,llanoier streat-Idverpool, -..-'' • .' 4 i '' l' ,-; ... , . . . . c-:' . • :A.' '. SA LE EV iN Oft - TOA-$ lI,L L T. ._I ~... `.l : .-44;kirk• - : 13v;IIRANCII and 0 . 0 . N, • •:,,-, .%; %;; '42A . ," On !A;l4,'4l:Cin*Xt; t. 114 44i1a, , aucl F Olio, .4 ' 9th ',Yah ;7 2... stant, ,at 7Erelien,,4aln* cach,day,firi' e. Prealiiii, '0; - % IS;ortou-strect,by .order qf tlee- Ex&cuto ~ 'IHE remaining valuable ;HOUSEHRILD FURNITU A, 7. 0 0 6 ,China,. Glass, mall.l.tertAur. or e BouNs, including t Encyc4RPedia .Britannica, 20 vols., the Naval Chroni c l e , 16 vols., and other estimable Works; racket Clock, and other Effects of the late Mrs. Sw A i N s o ' '; -The-Furniture'includes&iftv F our - post a n d Camp Bedsteads;' " li with Moreen and priitted`Chlutz 'Calico Hangings, hair and Straw Mattresses,Goose Feather Beds, Bedding, -Itrahogany Articles, in Card and Pembroke Tables, Chairs, Sofas,. a Desk and Book-case, SldeiSnart - Wardropes, Chests of Drawers, Che Val Screen, Guariltivin,:& . c.` Brussellsand Kielderminster C i arpets, Moreen and - C hintz :Vincßili - c7itains, St e el F en d ers , and Fire-irons; Antiqu e - Foteign; China 'Ornaments. Cane ina Holler-blilids,.a. Convex Mirror ' 7 Paper Trayi, flia.Kitchen ite quisites, and other useful Family Articles. ; • • T0 . 1, - ;4 red -on Weitnesday next, The ith January instant, when Catalogues may, be had On the Premises, or from Bu,ksao ;and Soto, Hanover-street. • Ifot.lsai. be ivy -HER EAS, upon careful inve s tigation and inquiry, there is reason to believe that the WORKSHOPS and PREMISES belonging to 'Messrs. FOSTER aIIdeTEAART, in “ Lawton-street, wre ftWully set on Fire on thetight of Satur day last, the 20th December, inst., whereb the same were totally destroyed, and serious loss has been casioned riot only to the ()timers of the said Property, but to the nernus Workmen employed by them, whose Tools and .Ityp ements of Trade, to the valne of Z2OOO, ha - ye been wholly tilestroyed, a Reward of Fief Hunched Pounds is hereby offerea and will' be paid to any Person or Persons (exeept the Person who actually set Fire to the Premises) giving such information as may lead, to the ap 7 prehensbn and conviction of the Offender or Offenders, upon application to Mr. PailLotfa, Superintendent of the Police, Liverpool; and the IMAyoa and MAGISTRATES hereby give Notices that ttis Majesty's FREE PAR DON .will 'also be granted to any accomplice (not having been the actual pzrpe tratoief the crime) who shall give such evidence against•the principal or principals, as may lead to a conviction. Liverp.N)l, 27th Dece,nher, Manteb. NVANTIW, a MECIIANICALFRAUGHTSMAN.-- . -- A Young Mau will be preferi Testimouials as to character and abilities will be required.—Fur particulars apply at the STANbARD'-00FIc.E. IcAVANTZIi, in a Whql,:sele Provisio ' a l-loose, a y(lcili.G epkt 4- - %.t. , ,,.:,:., 4.: 0 11Ab1,..; of T...slc ha. jug crg e a 2erof Br.'01;:%-auf.t enniel make. hituself generally u.4e1111; l'lOne need apply liut those rcho can i.„*ire satisfactory refereu p.s as to tthility and iute grit), .—Diret t (post paid) W. 8., at t e Stan id-oilice. .... . . . siness;ntr•, as t s a ts a i r s t ,. ). t i - i n t NI T A N t : t I r . the tll)' t Grocery. I ( r ) ; ; l 'i n 'i ci . 1-Ir i ris it C the liouse.. A person of the establis , church would be pre f4*red:—Al`ply.bv letter, (post paid,) - uressed Postot!ice Box, .. li: 3 i 5. . ' - .. SOUTH ANI'EftICA; , . a .. If . arranZ4ll first I' ,, essel. , • . For MARANHAM, the Bar no , GEORGE, Wm. AR,' . WRIGHT, MaSter; •bu‘then• pi" register 2.56 tons.— ,' .754 For freight or passage apply to 'nom As IlAsKurit or '-1- ' - •tO • • • W. and J 'fYItER. UNITED ,STATEP-, ,• For CHARLES'• •: _;,,,.....- The Ship SIR. HOWA DOUGLAS, Nevi. . ALEX. M.PrrEuso. .Miqer; ' - .119:ill have early despatch . .-- , For freifht, ,So. apply ch hoard,'Bruoswiek Dock, or to . DUNCAN dIBB. Takes no Salt, and trill proceed. bq Steads. up' the Mississippi. • For,N 037t)itLEA,2(S, The superior new Ainerican'S IP SA tA.DIN, Jon - lI:SIMPSON, COWilaader Burthen 357 ~t,Rgs, per, register.-Wor terms of freight or rriruNT, Onbotrd, in George'S Dock, (Jr to ktA YIN s nun nrAt , .5Z Itidg..stMet. To sail immediately. . For SAVANNAH The A 1 Ship BOMBAY ,P K.ET ; Burthen 425 tons.—For freight passage.apply to CHARLES HORIFALL and SON. • TEAS. • - Postponed from Wednesday, the 7th, To WEDNESDAY, the 14th January inst., at the Public Sale room, Exchange-buildings, (immediately ter the Duchess of Clarence's cargo,) 1376 Packages TEA, co s' lug of 1379 12lb.,Boxes BLA , 197 Chests of HYSO , Landed ex Bombay Paeket;Yrom Bombay. BATESON and.HORSFALL,•Brokers. Coottuifie. . . . Now Loading at HULL fix .THIS .12AgT , The fine fast-sailing Barque GEORGE , Captain R. 1... 7.. 0 7 - AT i and haying the principal p rt.iff her cargo -en- Alrtd.o 'ill have pick despatch. 9r freight apply to i ir Messrs. 15. LOFTIiboSE and. Co. Hull,- here to • • BARTON, HEATH, and Co. On THURSDAY, the 15th of January instant, at twelve o'clock, in the Bonded Yard, Harrington-street, %35 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, _A' Just landed, being the enthe cargo of the Eliza i - tapt. Bouch, R direct from the Bay ;._ 72 Logs Cuba MAHOGAN 17 Logs Havana CEDAR, 402 LANCEWOOD SPA , e Imported in the. George Gordon, ex Jamaica, and just landed 55 Logs Havana CEDAR; Imported in the'Nlanchester, and jiist landed; 36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD, Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa; 75 Logs of ANGICO WOOD, Lately landed per Niagara, ex•Paraiba, gy order of the Importers, DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 29, RUSSELL _ STREET. _ _ 'On TuEsosv next, the 6th January inst., at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, 29, Russell-street, the property of a lady declin ing housekeeping, , rjrlHE Modern and Excellent HOU HOLD FURNI .I TURE, compriSing Mahogany Side ard, Card, Pembroke /YE and Snap Tables, Three handsome So s, Sets of Chairs, Two excellent Sets of Mahormuy Drawe s Night Commode, Brus sels, Kidderminster and Venetian • rpets, handsome Chimney i and Dressing Glasses. Bronze an Brass Fenders and Fire irons, • large Oil-painting, a few ooks, Four-post and Camp Bedsteach , and Draperies, Goose Feather-beds and Bedding, a variety of useful Chamber Furniture, and the Kitchen Re quisites. To be viewed on Monday, and Catalogues had at Mr. Fur. LER's Office, 36, Reristaw-street. *team• itcablgatio,n!_ GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, With Ouodt aid Passettgekst Every WEDNESDAY and .SATU DAY, THE•CITY GLAS '2 V Steam-packet Company's well own Vessels, CITY OF GLASGOW (New Stea. ' JOHN WOOD, HOST. EwING," ommander, The VULCAN, ALExaliusa•Dtivs ALE, Commander, Sail from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or without Pilots : .The VULCAN, TO -MORROW, (Saturday,) the 31 instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon. The JOHN WOOD, on WEDNESDAY next, the 7th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon. • " Apply to DAVID M'IVER and Co., 33, Water-street. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION • COMPANY. Forekyn rackets. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION '• C O'M PA N V'S first-rate and supetior,PA.CK " ETS leave the CUS7OII-HOUSE ONDON, for— HAMBURGH, carrying his Majesty's A is. A- - nesday and Saturday Morning, returni and Saturday. .ROTTERDAM, carrying his Modest . s Mails, every Wed nesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ANTWERP, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, as follows; From London. From Antwerp. Tuesday ......January 6 I Saturday January l 0 Friday. January 16 1 Tuesday ..... , January 20 Monday... ...Janu a ry '26 Friday . January 30 Ails, every Wed every Wednesday At Eight - o'clock in the Morning. OSTEND, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tues day night. • CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, returning every Wednes day. Arpheations for freight, on the Rotterdam and AntwPrp stations, to be made to Messrs. DE BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; ou the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane, Tower-street. Information may also.-bo obtained from Messix. HALL, Wharfingers, Custom-h o us e Q ua y ; .Mr.ScAIES, Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton ; Messrs. Cowin and ShN, Foreign Newspaper Office, 3d, St. Martin's-le-Grand; Mr. CoLtuAN 61, Charing cross; Mr. UNDER %coon, 56, Haymarket; a t th e 'Spread Eagle, Regent Circus, Piccadilly ; and at the Office of the Company, . 69, Lombard-street. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary Gener a l Steam Aravigation Corapapy, • ' 69. I.,;msard-streel. Lolidun. On *i(' p t, WARRAN D TE ANC And C9RPORATION-TESTED AIN CABLES. RALP CLAY, Trentham-street and 12.arliament,street. -------_-_____ A' constant supply. of [N PLATvc T_ Apply to JONES 31.7%. r , and FOSTER. CONSTANTLY ON SALE, Buenos Ayres and Alonte .Video DRY and. LTED OX HIDES, of heavy and light w hts; in qualiq equal to any ever imported fio e River Plate; the Salted Hides being free from flesh and alt, well trimmed, and invariably without injury from heat.—A pply to GEO. BAR and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street KER OLIVE OIL in Jars, Half Jars, and Hal hests; Carbonate, Tartrate, and Cry Mats of DA Calcined MAGNESIA, EPSOM S,SALTS riti s h AS HES, Devonshir e MANGANESE, WHI IN ; LAMP -BLACK, WHITE LEAD, and PAINTS of very description. 1 4 , King7Oreet. WILLIAM s iGREY• . 4 ' ' The new Barque DIBDIN, .570' The new• Brig MALAY, 207 " IV?' Both Vessels are carefully built of/ ~ -- fastened; their equipments and best.materials; they A re lying in - Brun ventories, Ike. apply to 14/ 011. S. ons. ak, and copper rs are of Ole very ick Dock.--Tor in- DUNCAN_f 4 The Brig NEW PELIX SOULlGNV;burthen per _ 4 6 register 218 inns, now lying in the Br 41'swiek half-tide Dock, well found in sails and st es, and requires nothing but provisions to sent h to sea; having just undergon e l arge repairs.— Fitt. invc odes and particulars apply to JAMES LOGA. , Oidhall-stroet. • • Qn THURSDAY next, the Bth January instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms Live 001, • ALL that Freehold Piece of. LAND, tuate on the Lot 1. south side of Chisenhale7street, co , ining in front to Chisenhale-street 36 feet 4 inches, and.on the east and west sides thereof severally 54 feet 6 iuche „together with the 9 Dwelling-houses erected thereon, 2 of w sch front Chisenhale street, and the remainder are situate in ridget's-court, leading out of the same. 2. All that other Freehold Piece of LAND, situate on the south side of Chisenhale-street, of the same dimensions as Lot. 1, together with the 9 Dwelling-houses thereon, 2 of which front Chisenhale•street, and the remainder are in a Court leading out of Chisenhale-!street, called Prescilla-place. Lot I produi . .es a rental of £B 6 2s. 6d. i and Lot 2 a rental of £B9 14s. per annum, and from their proximity to the Northern Docks forma most eligible Investment. And,. by order of the Assignees of James Swift, a Bankrupt, axid others, 3. All that the contingent reversionary Interest of the Bank rupt, to take effect in the event of the .said Bankrupt and his Wife, both surviving a Lady now aged 58 years, ,and subject to the etioitable right of settlement of the wife therein of and in one-sixth share of certain premises situate in Pall-mall, Milk street, and Milton-street, in Liverpool, producing a rental of .El:4oper.annum, but subject as to part of the Premisei to an incumbrance of £4BO and interest. For further particulars apply, as to Lots 1 and 2, to Mr. BIRKETT, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street; and as to Lot 3, to Mr. BIRKETT, and Messrs. FOETfiK and Lt..com:Svlici tors, Exchange-alley, Liverpool. - • .. PURE AND - NUTRITIOUS ARTICLES. OF FOOD. PATRONIZED BY TUB ROY4L EIIMILY. ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY, celebrat e d fo r m akin g Barley Water in a few minutes, pure in quality, and deli cious in taste, is also recommended as an exedlet.t adjunct with New Mill: for the Breakfast Table, I ' light, yet nutritive properties suit persons of impaired di stion, debilitated rosto machs or obstipated bowels;' regula • their action, and in a m ea su re superseding the use of med . ne. Infants have thriven on t hi s di e t when all,others have fai ed. Families of the first distinction use the Patent Barley for making a beautiful Custard -Pudding and for thickening Soups and Gravies. ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS form another diet uni versally esteemed for making a superior Gruel in ten minutes, light for supper, and, alternately, with the atent Barley is an excellent food for children and invalids, being recommended by the faculty as the purest and best preparation of the kind ex tant. CA uTIoN.—The estimation in which the above preparations are held , has induced many to attempt an imitation of the packages; and spurious articles are now bought at half nice by inferior shopkeepers who, regardless of quality and only anxious for enormous profit, sell them to their customers at the full price of the. Patent Barley and Patent Groats,,although wholly desti tute of their peculiarly nutritious properties. The patentees, who are appointed Purveyors to his Majesty,. therefore consider it a duty they owe to themselvei and the public to put them on. their guard, and respectfully to inform them that .on each. packet is placed, in addition to the Royal Arms, the words " By the King's Royal Letters Patent," and the signature of Matts. Robinson.—Manufactory, No. 64, Red Lion-street, Holborn, London. To be had of all Druggists and Grocers. EVANS, SON, and Co., 15,Fenwick-street, Liverpool, are ap pointed wholesale agents for the north. • • , -,Nrave ,01 4 , A '.l‘:4'At SEA-VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIN" POOL, ( Formerly the Residence of the Bev.' Bold, A.M.) MR.-FLEMING, of Trinity. Coll re üblin, and Three Years Classical and Mathematic. utor in the School of the Rev. W.• Rawson, A:M., of Se' orth, receives into his House a Ihnited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN. The Course of Instruction embraces the English, 'Latin, and Greek Classics, Mutheinutics, Writing, Arithmetic, History, Geogra thy, U,se of the Globes,.&c. TAR sts. Pupils under 12 years of age... 40 Guineas per annum. Pupils.above 12 years of age... 50 Guineas per annum. ' The situation is near the sea and•peculiarly healthy. Each . has a single bed. lteferenee is permitted to the Rev. Dr. GANNON, Fellow of Trinity College; the Rev. W. RAWSON, A.M. ; and T. LYON, Esti., of Appleton •hall, near, Warrington. 1.4.6.111?wi fkr:. On WEDNESDAY next, the 7th717 --- Janu y instant, at Eleven o'clock, in Edward Chaloner's b 1 t d yard, Kent-street, 430 Pieces Hispaniola. ,IN JUGANY,. ,1 About half of which are Curls; Gel the entire cargo of the brig Migvie, from St.•Dorningo, and.'now7di-og.in.tbe..King 7 ,l Duck.—Apply to H E NRY Kt ',LICK, Esq.,Merchant, or to . . EDWARD C H ALONE/1., Broker. Also, in tht Broker's bonded and tree timber-yards, • 334 Lutes of PESCI''. CEDAR, 447 ROSE WOOD PLANKS, 85 ZEBRAWOOD DITTO, , 23 Logs SATINWOOD, / • 539 Pieces, weighing 66 tons LIGSI.JM VIT.LE, 68 Logs of Greenhcart TIMBER/ 150 Ditto BULLY 'TREE, )5 Ditto Blackmorn TIMBER' 155 Laneowood SPARS, .:11 9 Tons Green EBONY, - , • - 50 bogs Quebec OAl+, • . • 3122 Quebec DEALS, , . . . 224 Logs lIIRCH TIMBER, • • 265 Ditto St. John's RED .PINE TIMBtR, For account of the Importers' . -. E. CHALONEII, Broker, Who has on sale a quantity of fresh WAINSCOT BILLETS. On FRIDAY next, the 9th io.nuary instant, at One o'clock, at Nevett's Office, linu&ird-otreet, 17 Casks BOItACIC.ACIM., Defiance, from Part; 'hillamaged ; 1.;0)"ot 4 Too. tki,era g et.l-4;rj 144\1V14.7.0A1.. For particulars apply to B. Zwa,clif.Nab 4;., and Co., Mer ebunts, or • WILLIAM 5E NETT, Broker. . . . On FRIDAY ne;;.t, the 9th Jarmary instant, atOHara Nevett's Odice, Bumford-street, 145 Bales Bombay 13.0 1 e1,0% • 11, . Ex 01 iqutal from Boulba • 41 Bales Bengal. S'AFfL 'ER, Ex Indus from Calcuttn.—Apply : ' to' M srs. JOHN SKINNER and Cu., .AlerOauts, or • WM. 'NEVE C-I', Broker.. . Postponed from Friday, the 2d, To FR IDA'Y next, the 9th January instant, n the Public Sale room Exchange.builui s, 2500 Bates Surat CO ON, Es John Taylor, 'from BombaY.—Api to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER,. and Co.; 51ereJaauts, or to . WILLIA.N 1-IU3ON, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 9th January instant, a / One o'clock, at 18, -Exchange-buildiu.s, 42 Casks TINCAL. Samples may be seen at the Office of JOHN BARON, Broker. POSTPONED/ On MONDAY, the 12th .lanuari instant, a 'One o'clock, at 18, ExCbange -buildings 139 Serous Guatirnatai DIGO, Samples may be seen .in Luudou on pplication to Mr. A. MOCATTA, jun.; 48, Mark-lane, crr at the Office of .JOHN BARON, Broker. . . . . On TUESDAY next, the 6th day of January inst., at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced, and in one or more lot or lots as shall be then agreed,upon,-.4 ortivf.of the Mortgagee, TWO DWELLIN.GrHOUS-ES, situate on the north side of Finch-street, iu Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front and in. breadth.at the back severally 38 f et. nd 11 inches, or thereabouts, and running in,' depth on th ' .41 side, including the whole of the back pass,pge, 3 feet wid i feet and Winches, or thereabouts, and on the.west side, incl ding the whole of the back passage, 4 feet wide, 69 feet and iaches,=or thereabouts,, bounded on the east by the Dwelling-house hereinafter men tioned, on the west by Premises forinerlylaelOrigiiag to Jonathan Fairclough, and on the north partly by the -said passage of three feet wide, and in other part by the said passage of tour feet wide. Together with the use of such passages in.-common with the owners And occupiers of the premises adjoining. And also One •MESSUAGE, situate on the north side of Finch-street aforesaid, adjoining tle east side of the said Messuages, containing, in front thercffland at the back severally' 19 feet 51 inches, or - thereabouts, and running in depth on the east and west sides severally including the whole of the said passage, 3 feet wide. 67 feet and 10 inches, or thereabouts,. bounded on the east in part by a Messuage belonginc , to Mr. John New, , and in other part by a Dwelling - house and Premises belonging to Mr. Richard Neatly, and on the north by the said common passage, with the use of the same in common with the owners and occupiers of the premises adjoining. . The above premises are in the occupation of, Airs. Orme, .111 r. Shaw, and Mr. Robinson, and are held under lease from . the Cdrporation of Liverpool fur three lives (two of which are now in being,) and 21 years next after'the survivor's decease. - For further particulars apply to Mr. MALI-An Y, Solicitor, 12, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. On MONDAY, the 12th day of January instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Black Bull, Walton, subject to such conditions as will be then-produced, ALL those two MESSUAGES or COTTAGES, with the the LAND therewith occupied,. sitairlcd on Mossnook, in the township of Fazakerley, about fite miles frOrd Liverpool, containing an acre, large measure, or thereabouts. The Pieces of Laud are kuown byi,411% name of the Land' Croft,- Eaton's Croft, lutack, 01:chard, and Little Garden, and have an extended . frontage to the roads from Liverpool through Warbrec'k-moor to West Derby ,and Kirby. Freehold of In heritance. For particulars inquire of Mr. GEORGE FAZAKERLY, Moss nook. Fazakerley; orpf Mr. MALLARY, Solicitor, Lower cas . 4e-street, Liverpool. VALUABLE COPYIIOLD AND FREEIIOIII PROPERTY. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, On WEDNESDAY next, the 7th January instant, at One o'clock .in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms South John street, Liverpool, .in such Lots as shallhe,ed upou at the time of Sale, A. • COMMODIOUS Family DWELI4 b HOUSE, called RICHMOND LODGE, witn Coach-lo se, Stable, and other Outbuildings and Closes of Land ther ), situate at Wavertree, near to Stnithdown4atte and Allem -road, late in the occupa tion Or Mr. Thomas Lightfoot; • id also the Two DWEL LING-HOUSES •with Garde (Ijoining, or near thereto. The above. Property is C i .. ld,taf Inheritance, and Con tains in the whole 5A.;-Itt. 6p." statute measure, or thereabouts. A Close of LAND, (Free ld of Inheritance.) bounded on the east. by the High Road, leading past Wavertree Church. and on the west by part - of the Property aboVe described, and on the north by cow-lane,. and containing, 2 roods and 18. perches of statute measure, or thereabouts. • A Close or LAND, (Freehold of Inheritance,) situate the front of Smithdown-lane, in Toxteth-park, close to the boundary of the Township of Wavartree,. and containing by estimation lA. 2R. 14P. of•statute measure, or thereabouts. This Lot Of Land is well adapted for Building pnyposes. A PEW; No. 60:Containing seven sittings to the fro :t of die west end Gallery of Wavertree Church. And a PEW; No. 20, containing six sittings, in the Body of the same Church. A substantial and convenient DWELLING-HOUSE., Mu ate- on the west side-of Lodge-lane', in Evertou, with e,,,ith-, house, Stable, and large. Garden, thereto, containing wit: , the Site of the Dwelliug-lidube and I3uildings, 2268 superficial sirujre yards, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation oi . T. 41. i:ds 7 fall, - Esq. ~ . , . . This'Lot is held for the remainder of the Term..o . ll,llY; -Ars , , created ou the 3d olAng,ur. 1716.• Further particolars may be.-had . on application to - lVessrs. Low N BLS Agd ROBINSON, SOPett-073 0 . .nrunswick-strt , et, 'Lives pool. . , Fontaine I' LO - 1" cj . .1. /I L'N' 0, (jc,VE..S T-C.),...1iii4.; N. By Messrs. 'l'. WINSTAN LEY and SONS, On F . R11.), Y. next, the 9th Jantiuy instant, at One o'clock, at tht Ularendon-rooms,. South JeWstreet, pibject to such condi tions as may be then produced, if no previously disposed of _ by—Uri vate. Coutract,_ -- -.. . - - -4- - I • ALL, that valuable . .. Piece of •L 1. D, Freehold .of Inheri ivlee• tance, situate in Covent-ga t 11, having a front th ere t o o f 65 feet, and running in depth bac ards 19 .feet, containing in the whole about I , lo,square yards, together with the whole of the Materials, Iron Rookcases, and various other Articles, as they now lie injured by the late-fire. . The Laud,•from its,prox., itnity to the Docks, is adinitably ca;pubiled for _Warehouses or Offices, and forms an eligible oppsrytauily,for the investment of capital. , .. . Further particulars may be known on application to Jews AritEwroN, Esq., New ,Brighton, or N0.,..8, Exchange -street ' East; or to Messrs. T. WINSTAIsILEY and -oNS, Church-street. A VALUABLE 'ESTATB FOR SALE By ,order of the Trustees under the Will of the late kr. William Hulme, deceased. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of January inst. ' at Four o'clock in the afternoon, at the House of Mr: Peterlreland, the sign - of the Rose and Crown, in lluyton,- in the County of Lancaster, iu one, pr more Lot or Lots to suit purchasers,. as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, subject to such conditionsas i f wilt be then and there produced, " ALL these Two several M ESSUAGE or TENEMENTS, called Baoomionsii and BROOK.B E, and the . Cottage, or,Dwelling-house, contigoqus, thereto ogetlier with.the Out, buildiag . s, and several 'Closes of Lau thereto belonging, con taining in the whole 92A. lii. WI". ' and of ;!statute measure, or: thereabouts, be the same inure r less, situate in Huyteii aforesaid,. and now in the occupation of Mr. Hugh Speed, as , Tenant thereof. . This Estate is Freehold of Inheritance, and situate *on the south side of the Turnpike-road leading from Liverpivil to Pres cot, stistant from the.former place ,Gliniles. and.from the latter mile. The Houses and Outhuilditigs.are of ioodern erection, and replete' with every convenience; the:Land•is in the highest state of cultivation, having a double frbutage to the Turnpike road and Highway; and the whole.oNke ,Prereises are in ex cellent fepair. Also, all those eight several MESSUAGES, or DWELLING HOUSES; situate in the villagn'of'llnyton ifoteiatd; and now in the respective oecupationit .of John Webster, James Orritt, Henry Worthington, Margaret Swift, George Webster, Sohn Webster, Thomas Kenrick, and William Catterall, as Tenants thereof. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, let to respectable Tenants, and in good repair. • Also, all, those Three several MESSUAGES, or DWEL LING-HOUSES, situate in King-street-latie, and also another Messuage; or Dwelling-house, adjoining at the corner of and fronting to Atherton-street, in Liverpool, in the said County, and now or late in the several occupations of Bernard Donolly, Hugh Toole, James Orme, and Michael Smith, as Tenants thereof. The last mentioned Premises are held by Lease from the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, all in being, and 21 years afterwards, and from their proximity to the New Cus tomhouse and Docks, are.most valuable for commercial purposes. Mr. Richard Barker, of Huyton, will appoint a person to show the Estate, and further particulars may be had, and a phin of the Estate seen at the Office of the II uyton Brewery every 'Friday till the day of Sale, between the flours of oieven. and one 'o'clock, and at' any Othei; time, on application to _Messrs. HETES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors, in Prescot. ce ,„,- , DUKE-STREET, EDGE-HMI.. A SISS LOFTUS respectfully ii4forms her 'ends x and the 111. Public that School Business will resumed in her Establishment on TUESDAY, the 20th J ry instant. Miss LOFTUS has the honour to ref tpo the Rev. T. Tatter shall, Liverpool ; the Rev. A. Dawson, Church-gate, Clithero; the: Rev. W. Carus Wilson, Casterton, near Kirkby-Lonsdale; the Rev. T. Vigot, St. Helen's; and the Rev. S. Hall, South port. Miss Lotirus is desirous of forming an Engagement with a PARISIAN LADY; as a resident French 'I ea.iiher. DR. BAILIE'S BREAKFAST BACON D lICIPERIAL LAMBONADE OWSUBSTITUTE OR BUTTER.' QANIUEL SUDLOW respectfully..' onus his. Friends and 1,17 the Public generally that he is toted Agent for the Sale of the above Articles, and is now it receipt of a Fresh Assort ment. • S. S. is also Agent for Abernethy's Food for Infants, Invalids, B.:c. N.B. Tea and Coffee, together with every article in the Italian and Grocery Business. • 58, Church-street, near Waterloo-place. Ebucation. NELSON-STREET ASSEMBLY-R 0 NIS, GREAT G RG 1 4 .:-SQUAR 311 R 1 jls, CLASSES will tiV,(4rati" tte h s ! meetth e F w r p i a e i n n d o o f morcircyr; - the - ad - or - January instant. Mr.t.lL begs to inform his Friends that he has Removed his Privat Residence from 61, Duke-street, to No. 16, CH.BSTlilt sTßusi, where he intends receiving a limited number of Pupils every Monday 404 Friday Afternoon, who will have the ad vantage, ofpecaSintitilly joining the Classes in Nelson-street. • A seikt ri i vuxtiic ACADEMY every Monday and Thursday, and a Full Bhtid-every other Tuesday for the practice of Qua drilles, Waltzes; &c. •-31 r. fr, will attend at the Rooms every Evening, from even till Ninev'Clock, to give Private Instruction to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honour him with their pyfonage. `SRS, MERCER and MORTON r speetfully inform • theittie,ia,d4 agd the .ir ACADEMY, NV.L/lON-ITREET,7-ORIAT GEO4dE-SGIIJ tF., w o ik' be RE P - °ONES) on MONDAY. next, the 501. Ja nary i • nt. • Ld,G,JE lAN SYSTEM of 111 USIC AL 1 . -:, UCATION. It Ad rot T tOMSON intst respectfully ounces that his i •?4,•CA. EMY will to 11 E- , ;PENED On lUNDiY, the 12th instatitil ' 'Ti - It. itii. ENE!) ou ii, tii- ' org F -street, 1:::::::: m 1: 3 1 1 11 - 1 Al 0 i N n VI I N o i . iilLA SS - IC4fic go_ ! , I_l.'__l(ClA L ,WV AI•A 1 next the 7th iiMant. I- 4•-• • T%ici, ~ r e Additional YO,UNG LAD S may have their Educatinu.:alfi,g with-Nlr. Al l .* G 0 WA T 1 '1741% o,jl TER s, without ;any eWa', P cib.e fo#•Frenchiltalian;' ornwv other subject of s, . i Studv.. .?'''' , • D.lA. l. terre , AN'S SCHOOII,,I3OOKS,''StsId by Sherwood l i and C,•lio on, and Orapel, Liverpool, - highlv tecommend ell ?;441(‘1'&.• iTERA Rt. . GAZETT4 and by' &any respectable - ",r.i'atb-Or - ef. - ' • ' • Y. - I FOThIKANT,S, price Threepence. This Book has•been fouio to be exceidinzly easi:and attractive --.__ .—. _.• tilbegiiitiers: - ' " -..-4, .;. • 2. NATURE'S FIRST ENGLISH LESSONS, a Sequel fo the rreceding:is. 6d., bound. ' 3. Fl RsT• kITRMETIC, agreein, in principle with Pestalozi's •SY•Aem ' but4much indite, itirectly applicable to. Thisiness. Is.tel:, bound:. - • -•- '- • • 4. A PRACTICAL t NGLISH GRAMMAR', carefully adapted to the , progress of the uuderstandillg; Third Editiuu, ',25., bound. 5. NATURE'S FIRST FRENCH LESSONS, by which ~- aii,y. Family . may scinti-learn to speak French iluently. IR. b. FIRST LESSONS IN LATIN, Fourth Edituin of Part 'I.; 25., bound; and Third Edition of Puri II.; 3e., hound. J At' published, Is. 6d., bound, 7. TRE--.1. ()F FRENCH _GRA,MMAR, hindered easily attainable in Three Months. ACADEMY, NANTWICII, MR. PARKER respectfully informs his wends and the Public that his ACADEMY will Re-opeu, January 10th, 1835. Terms, 22, 25, and 30 . Guinifi4 per Anunpu Re ferences to parents whose sons are at prerent with Mr. P., and also to others whose sons have finished their . Education with him, will be forwarded on application as above. Wanted, a steady, active 1 ouria MAN, as an ASSISTANT in the Classical Department. EG REMONT, 11 ES H IRE.—ED ATION. f - 11 HE MISSES 'BOUCII beg to ounce that their I. SCHOOL for the EDUCATIO and BOARD of a limited number of YOUNG LADIES will be RE-OPENED on the 19th January instant. EGREMONT, NEAR LIVERPOOL. REV. WILLIAM. DAVENPORT, M.A., son of 1. the late Rey; J. .DAYENVoIiT, upwards of t • y years Muster of .the Graintuar .Sehoor, Acton, Chesil' , and kite of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, prepares ung Gentlemen for the Public Schools and Universitifs. TermS :—Board and Tuition, ab twelve years of age, CO guineas ; under twelve ditto, 50 limas per annum. French, Dancing, and Drawing is the usual terms. Wash ing and Mending three guineas per annum. gremont is pleasantly situated on the banks of the Mersey, oppo>ite to the -town of Liverpool, to and from which steam boats are frequently passing: every day. Egremout has the advantage of guod•air and excellent sea-bathing. Testimonials can be seen at Mr. DAVENPOitT'S, Egretnont. The Academy .will be Re-opened on Monday January 26. • . . • • ORFORD HALL, WAItItI GTON. MISSES ItIGG and FISHWIC eg to announce that their ESTABLISHMENT VF be ItE-OPENED fur the reception of Yang , Ladies onTuus DA Y, the2o.th Jan.; 1835. Orf;oxl Hall, Dec. 22,1111. BRUCH. HALL SCHOOL,.NEA /ARRINGTON, WILL Jn be January, 1835. 1,14:,,505Y,. the 20th of Biush Hull, Dee. 23, 1831. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM. FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OE PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Placed without Wires, springs, or. any. ether -.Ligatures. ONS. MALLAN' and SONS, No. ilti,'Bot.ti-sTaEF.T, Ili Liverpool; and 3d, Mosley-street -Manchester, Sur geon Dentists, (at 32, Great Russell-str t, I3loomsburv, and 9, lialf-moon-street, Piccadilly, Lou ardently thank their Friends and the Public for the d' nguished 'support which they continue to receive, and beg rt—pectfully to announce that they may be consulted daily at the above Establishments. • Mons. MALI4N and SONS continue to RESTORE DECAYED TEETH, however large or small the cavity, with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, su universally recommended by the Faculty of England, France, and other 'Continental Cala The operation of Slopping de cayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds the Mineral is put into the cavity tri an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, of pressure, hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating pain, making a stump into a whole Tooth, and lasts for many years, preventing the necessity of extraction. Messrs. M. during their course of study have adopted a mode of FASTENING LOOSE' TEETH, particularly of aged persons, whether arising flora neglect, or the use of calo mel, or disease of the gums. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH placed from one to a complete set, which are incapable of diScelouration or cor rosion, fixed without wires or ligatures, tenders it impossible to distinguish the Artificial Teeth from the Natural ones, and warranted to answer • every purpose of mastication and articu lation, and will be found, in every respect, amply competent to supply the place of their predecessors. NATURAL TEETH fixed on the above improved principle. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the Mineral Succothineum, which they so universally recommend. Messrs. M. recommend to Parents and others, having the care of Children, to be,particular in' having their Teeth examined previous to their second growth, as various diseases of the mouth have arisen that neglect. Ch rages as iu Paris • •. . 1./. 7 "1 Agent. .P -afi all guise expectations tail be fully realized, if RIDING SCHOOL, LIME- IREET. Air R. SMITH begs leave most re ctfully to return his IVIL sincere thanks to the Nobility, . Lary - . and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity for - their ruler patronage, and to inform them, that the above Establishment is now in excellent order for the reception of Youth of both sexes, and is conducted on the. most modern and approved System of Horsemanship, whereby either sex may acquire (in a few lessons) the art of managing their horses, ar.d ride with perfect ease, elegance, and safety. • - - Mr. S. is happy to state, that he has been in practice for up wards of seventeen years in this town, during which the slightest accident has not occurred to any of his pupils while under his immediate-direct hin. _ __ Hours of attendance, from Half-past Eight in the Morning until Four in the Afternoon, during the winter months. The Gates are closed during the Exercise, auhao person admitted unless introduced by a pupil. Steady, well•trained Horses and Ponies, Ladies' Riding Skirts, Whips, &c., are provided and alwa3fs in readiness. Terms of Admission, &c., May be known on application at the School. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL—to wit. JAMES ASPINALL, Esq., MAAoD., INSPEC'T'OR of WEIGHTS and iIIPASURPS. .rirm-E--m 4- 3t, awl ',',1..1. t.i'Li , TRA.II;S'- Elf t l.a.lll.l" GIVE 11, ! 1 / 4 TOTI.CE, that t-ho following Parsous.are appbinted IN SPECTORS of WEIGHTS and MEASVRES for the )01,Bo rough of Liverpool, by virtue of the c -6f *Parliament passed last session, intituled, "Au Act to end and render more effectual two Acts of the sth and 6th ears of the Iteign,of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, relating to Weights and Measures," and that their Names, Stations, and Offices are in the following Places, viz., Mr. THOMAS ARSTALL, Office, Roe-street, opposite St. John's Market; Mr. JAMES WALTHEW, Office, No. 80, Blundell-street; and • Mr. SAMUEL ROUNTHWAITE, Office, No. 3, Harrington-street, near Castle-street. By order, Town-hall, 30th Dec. 1834, FOSTER, Town-clerk. PORT OF LIVERPOOL. THE Owners, and the Masters, and Commanders employed, on beard the Ships and Vessels belouginvto this Port; are desired to meet at the Underwriters' Committee }loom. on MoN on r the sth January, 1835, at Twelve..e'Clock iu the Fore noon, to nominate aid appoint' Fifteen .Persons to be Trustees, for the Management qi the Seatuen'_s i klospitatin this Town for the next Year, pursuant to an Actiiifyarliatueut Made in the 10th year of tile reign of George the §frt intituled " An Act for the relief and support of maimed and disabled Seamen,• and the ,Widows and Children of such as'shall be killed, slain, or drowned in the Merchant Service." By order of the Trustees, DANIEL ALLEN, Secretary. Lirerpol, Dec. 21th. 1834. AT A - COMMON COUNCIL, Held on the 3d 114 of December,_ 18. 1 , Present, JAS. A SPIN ALL, Esq:, MAYOR, &c. &c. &c. AHIS, COUNCIL having taken into consideration the TOWN DUES payable to the Corporation iipar several Articles of Nlerehandize imported and exported to and from the Port ofiLiverpool, • and also the Report -dr the Town lines' Committee upon the same, . * , - . To 14 is now . .Resolved and Ordered, ''''. That the Receiver of the To • Dues or Town's Duties be, and: he is hereby authorised take and collect from the I tn porters and Exporters of the several Articles of Merchandize, particularised and set forth in the following 'Schedule, the several Rates and Duties hereinafter mentioned, in lieu of, and as composition for the Town Dues or Town's Duties now pay able on such Articles of Merchandize, such composition being expressed on the Bill of Entry•by the party bringing the same, which Schedule is as follows, viz.:— _ . On White Salt, imported from and exported to Foreign parts, 6d. per. ion. On Rock Salt, imported from.and exported to Foreign parts, 4(1. per ton. On White Salt, sent Coastwise, 3d. per ton. On Rock Salt, sent Coastwise, 2d. per ton. On Barley and Malt, Is. per hundred bushels inwards, and 6(1. Out Wards. Qn Oats, 84. per hundred bushels Inwards, and 4d. Out wards. ' On all other Grain, (except Wheat, which is to be charged as heretofore,) Pulse, and Seeds, ls. per hundred bushels In wards, 6d. Outwards. - On all Dry Hides, Kips, and Calf Skins, V. per cwt. Inwards and Outwards. - • On all, Wet Hides, Kips, and Calf Skins, Id. per cwt. Inwards and Outwards. Ou Tar, Id. perbarrel, Inwards and Outwards. 1- 41kt Ou Turpentine, one halfpenny per cwt., Inwards and Out wards. On Munjeet, 4d. per bale of one hundred small bundles, In wards and Outwards. On Mother of Pearl Shells, 2s. per ton, Inwards and Out wards. On Orchella Weed, 2d. per bale, Inwards and Outwards. On Grapes, 4d. per chest, Inwards and Outwards. 2d. per box, Inwards and Outwards. one halfpenny per jar, Inwards and Outwards. And it is also Resolved and Ordired, " • That the Receiver of Town Dues or. Town's Duties be, and he his hereby authorised to continue to take and collect from the Importers and Exporters of Tallow, the sum of One Penny per hundred weight only ; in lieu of, and as a composition fur the sum of Threepence per hundred weight heretofore payable thereon, such composition being expressed in the Bill of Entry by the party bringing the same. And it is also Rrsoiced and Ordered, That the Trade between the Port of Liverpool and Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the Islands in the British and Irish Chun nets, shall, for the purpose of cha'rging and collecting the Town Dues or Town's Ditties, be 'deemed a Coasting Trade, and that the Receiver of the Town Wes or Town's Duties be and he is hereby authorised to chargt and collect upon Goods, Wares, and Merchandizes, exported to and imported from Ireland, the Isle of Man, or the Islands in the British and Irish Channels, respectively, sums of Money equal in amount to the Town Dues or Town's Duties now payable upon similar Goods imported or exported Coastwise such sums to be received as a composition for the Town Dues or Town's Duties now pay able thereon, such composition being expressed in.the ,Billuf Lnteyby. the .party bringing the same. '' • And it is also Resolved and Ordered, That the compositions for the Town Does or Town's Duties upon the before-mentioned respective Articles, so hereby au thorised, to be collected and taken i‘s aforesaid, shall be so col lected and taken for the period of Three. Years, from and after the Fifth (lay of January next ; but that such compositionsshall not lie, or be cousidered'as a relinquishment or abandonment of the rights of the Corporation to the receipt and the resumption of .the present fuU amounts of the Town Dues or Town's Duti es payable on such Articles, from and idler the said pciiodof Three pars, should the Common Council think proper so to order. By Order of the Common Council, FosTgli, Tora-clerk. Town-hall, 1,.))•rpool, 4th Dec. 1834. 4 ie SUBSCRIPTION for affording Oe.ineans of Relief to i..... unfortutiate . .WOßKM EN in the cmplovof "Messrs. Fos mu and STEWA lIT, who have lost their %V oricing Tools in the lute calamitous Illit.; at the Workshops in. LA:WToN-sTnEsT ; to be applied under-the direction of a Committee in the pur chase of New Touts, &c. E s., L a. The Mayor 2l 0 1 Mr. John Richardson .. 2 0 Messra. Foster & Stewart 21 0 Nlcs - srS.lleuryitictiniond Messrs. Holmes' workmenl2 U awl: 694.... . Sir John Tobin - lO 10 Mr. th Spen . r - 2 U . Sir T. Braucker lO 10 Mr. Walla Donald .. 2 0 Chas. Lawrence, Esq lO 101.11.;Wir H. L - - 2 0 John Wright, Esq lO 11)..Mr. dour .. 2 0 Richard Leyland, Esq lO 10 MesS .J. and J. Mawds- Samuel Sandbach, Esq lt) I 0 ley 2 0 Peter Bourne, E5q...., 10 10 ; W. Fletcher, Esq, 2 U Charles Horstoll, Esq.. • 10 101 W. Reynolas, M.D..— 2. 0 John. Totrikiuson & Son 10 10iSiludries per T. lion— 1 12 Thomas ,Littleclale,slisq. 10 #lMr. Joshua Ilenshaw 1 1 Christopher Butiin, t;sq. I() 101N1r. Grape! I 1 James Lawreuce, Esq.. 10 10,Mis. 'GriPel ' .. 1 1 Thomas Foster,-Esq.... P.) 10 Mr. W. "B. Jones . 1 1- James Foster, E5q....-. 1.1 10 Mr. W. Forde .- .... 1 1 James Brancker, Esq.. 1 101 Messrs.. Silver and Co 1 1 4rthur Heywood, Esq.. 10 O , Mr. E. Allauby 1 1 Messrs. Dempsey and Mr. Item) , Crewe 1 1 Benbow ... • ... lO 0 Messi F. G. awl J. Rubin- Mr: G. Robinson, mason I ' - ;Messrs. Saml. and James Holme Thomas Currie, Esq Ambrose Lace, Esq W. Troutbeck, Daneau Gi sb, Esq 'Thomas Mol3ineux, Esq Edmund M,dyneux,lisq Messrs. Gregson and o Messrs. Brereton,../011e4, and Co ' Samuel Thu1110(311, Esq Hugh Jones, Esq 1. 0. Bold, Esq Mr. Edward Borne Mr. John Holgate' Mr. Williams, Voudsidc Messrs.. Milb.o and.. Fisher .... s George Holt, Esq Jos. Walker, Esq John CrOsthwaite, - Et•q John Ewart, Esq James Clarke, Esq James Pownail, Mr. William Mertzson; Tosteth-park , Messrs. Braithwaite and Denison •. • • fi W. Neuman and Co N. D. Bold, Esq. Richard Dawson, Esq 5 (, John Foster, Esq 5 Robertson Gladstone, Esq 5 0 Henry Ashton, Esq.— • 5 James Giltllan, Esq 5 t Henry Lawrence, Esq 5 ( Sir G. Drinkwater Dr. Gerard 5 t. Willia egson, Esq 5 John Holum, Esq 5 henry Hohne, Esq 5 1 J. S. Leigh, Esq 5 Of Mr. Wm. Roberts. - .4 41 Gilbert Henderson, Esq 3 31 J. B. Lloyd, Esq 2 2 1 , Henry Laiharu, Esq...• 2 2! Ebenezer Rae, Esq... • 2 2' Mr. Gl!orgd Holden 2 2 Mr. Radley 2 2 • Mr. Lynn M 1 ,, -• • • 2 U Mr. Ellis Jones .1. C. Molyneusi 1 U . Mr. it. Carlisle Mr. James Moreland 1 0 Claxton, Esq 1 0 Mr. W. Kershaw Vriands, per Mr. Woodyer 0 15 Mr.A.Eitison and Friends 0 15' Mr. E. Argent 0 10 Mr. T. Wh ittaker 0 10 Ali s Grape! Mr. James Duncan 0 10 Mr. Charles Eden 0 IQ Mr. I'. Littler, Knowsley OJO Mr. Hire Mr. Watson Peck 0 10 IMr. F. Powell Mr. G. Cummings 'Mr. W. Andeiton 0 10 Mr. T. J. Kilpin 0 10 - Mr. •Alexauder 10 Mr. _ _ _ . .. . . ... .. _ .. .. --- -- _ rlf.._="L. l "" l .—. 1 1110 be LET, with inunediate . possesSion, two WARE- JI: ,IWUSES in Vernon. d) -street, 11 taonded, the other Free. [PRICE. ID. . ,trm: Terms and other Particulars *ply to WILL. NLVHIT, , . ____ ___ _ Broker. _.. . , r 1 , 10 be LET, a new WA.litil OUSE, vtjt..Comptin.-houses -vvRITTERSKAMP (late Foreman to Messrs. BURG- -j_ coni *te, situate i n I ro di nenger -I.le, close to ate Bail. • HART and S ON , L on d on ,) b egs l eave to i n f orm t h e way. Al so, " BONDED and FR EE AtOoms, at the_King s Gentry and Inhah;tants of Liverpool and its . vicinity that he Dock.--4Pply to Jour: MoNi,ounitY, King's Dock. commenced litsiness on the Ist of Janu ~ iti Partnership ...... ' • - ____;,_ - - - with Messrs. MANSON and GREGSON ot.n 7 sTamer, and ' . ---;--- nOtrante N otir:o- re w ctraliv solicits a contir uance of that atronage with which ' • -, , - he was so liberally favour e d w h en l as t i i verpoo l . -______ W. R. having had the management f some of the most ex- - Empouved by ..1-.1 of Parliament, ."4 fit7ilient 11 7 . - tensive and fashionable Trades in Eng and, flattets himself that . - EUONOI•i-10 - LIFE ASS UR AN . ICE SOCIETY, those Gentlemen who may be kind enough, to patronise him No. 31, liridp,Atrevt, Dhlckfrwr§; LetelOn. will find themselves fitted in a style of neatnessrarely to lie met -' , . .• - LSTAGLIStiIiD .i..& . :::i. . - with out of London. . . .__•. • DittEe - row , , !', 04 , . The Ri , Yht Hon. fr: IiIItANS.L A. - :•.7 II LEWIS M.P, rip li E STOCK of JAMES WAL'FHE , a Bankrupt, is ~ IL now SELLING OFF, at CAMBR .: N HOUSE, 5.3, i CitattiseAN, HENRY FREDERICK ST tiFIII3N-SON, Esq., OLDHALL-STREET. Liverpool, and will be ound worthy of the ' - - 'Deputy Chairnien... - attention of Purchase's of Damask TA LE LINENS, and Resident Director,--.FonN, K.INOI7LES, Esq., F.R.S. NAPKINS, TABLE COVERS, TOWEL LINGS, SHEET- . Agent for Liverpool,-T. 0. COOPER. INGS, BEDTICKS, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS; CARLISLE FURNITURE PRINTS, DIMITIES, Grass- ' - Medical Referee for D0.,-A.- RoßticrsoN, M.D. ri 1 HIS Society has for its basis EGO.NOM.Y COM WINED bleached IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS SILKS, pRINTS, , .2_ wiTH, 5,1..;`CU,R1TY,--the terms of,2±.ssuru nem 'for young ' CLOAKS. RIBBONS, Ste. live and middle-a J. BRISCOE begs leave to r em i n d th e L a di es o f Li verpoo l gecl , thi. s being Much rowel .1 those of any other' that his Assortment of London-t w ill e d PRINTS , SILKS Office which ~7„ives a Bonus to the Assured; and a full st.ateineut Al E RINOS, ANGOLAS, CAS II MER ES , SII AWLS; of its affairs is annually made to the Bharcholdtrg mud Policy- holders, who have a control over the Soeie , .y. . . ' RIBI3ONS, &e., stands almost unrivalled in extent, variety, and cheapness. • Three-fourths of the profits are now•diV:itivl among those * Assured on eu equitable scale, tor.the whole term of life after" . - Policies sliall'have been.in force four yews, and eventually the SELLING OFF AT proms 90ST, whole of the profits *ill be so divided. b O W N SBO R : 1 ,4f5 . 441.11, ~.titi ` E, Sit. lir 111 a, LINEN A Bongs tucis declared sip to the end of I.t_ - . • 3, ir!zie,i s oave to Poliey-haders, on as areragei - £lt . kr' ci‘ttL upon Vie <wo ta t of . and W 7 -'l l .'ffi '‘ . '.t Jai •s . mita, &c. 47, . .. - 1,7 e 1111.1711.1 paid: bliureit,itreet (near tl - e - top), farm: r s eet'fully announce that Endowments for Children are grau'ed, and Assorances on 'hey intend REstev tri . o to. karger p inises, four• doors lowe r down, early in. Spring. which then ill open . with an entirely Joint . Live l i, Survivo!ships f SurvireishiP Annuit;es, as well ;is Ntw SStout;Of Goods, suitable for tlib . - easo a. every spectra of I .ii , .. contibgent, at raterreporttottai to the . W nature of the risks. which arts-aA Is-si 'as per_mlo conipillible' ith L. and L. in conserittence, have deteriviued to SELL OFF li'-' (laity to ttc! Ansureil. '.- '•-•.- .-.-,.-;" - the .vii.,i.le-et..lls.ir present 'dick (4r Wfr:t2i Gini.ls at PRIME Assuranc-, a,•O :VAG . ( 1 . ,,t0d, eitlierbeis ill? tn:c.ll Prer2itims ek )t iZ , "U 4 i Bl -"g" of all kcret l44 .4 .. 4'4 4 atmel" "I'S'i'. (.1- ' - ''' at first, and, increasing them ere' re -6 ,7 e . -- ve.*ys : or by i , ftyin_..; 1 and Mei-inellioak-K, Gros de Niides irOirigure-.:. elf KS, Furs of high Premium 'ut first, subject: ift - pori - i - dial nbatements; ritui all kinds Iltiosil and French Merinos, Iniliauas, and Zentoras, ultiluatety tho payments to cease zdiogether. In are, personP, French. 'Norwich, and Smirch Shawls, Printed Ci.bri., r on- may be assueii . iii any 'way who tr..4-be best ailtl, , led to their lard. Peruvian, and fancy Eidertl , JV Di ,Ises., P . i - ey i!. l 9 , :!Nker- ,T.-,.,,,,,,,,,,e..... o r wi she*. - • ....... , :i.:......5 . - e...... , ..e,•-:> •-:.-' , -t- ----' • ''''''''' " H " ; ''''''‘"''' l4sl-4 ' l-ic '' - '''' frttur "''''' ' . i.:. " 54t. " - C r ' 'Medical Referees areappointed In Most cities aniriarge totens, &C. &c. :- i• and agents inlnanv, Front whom intorataaon may te.. obtained- L. and.L. therefore anticipate that the Public will take advan- ~ and Prospectuses lied. tage of the present opportunity, confident that the must sun- liv ordar of the Board of D;a , cturs, . guine expectations will be fully realized. ,:• .-.' ..,,,,,,,,-, i ____. 10 0 sou ' 1 1 Wiiliarn Bird. E5q..... 1 1 5 5 Air. Edward Williams.. 1 5 0:41r. John Woolwright.. 1 1 5 ofrtessrs. Pierce and Wit- -5 0 iiains 5 . U Hey. U. tiruierod,• 1 1 5 0 Rd. -Brookes, jun., Esq I 1.- 5 0 ylessrs. E. Smith and Co 1 1- 3 Tomlinson - 1 C. Bourne, Esq 1 I 5 0 —l' Whittle, Ei.q 1 1 5 I. Francis Jordan, Esq I 0 5 Mr. Chary Pe_dley 1 0 5 it. - FiSher, - Esq • 1 0 5c E.'ll_ Evans 5 o , lor. Daniel Bannon... 5-Q Mr. John Ci‘i:rl4e .. 1 0 -- • NJ.r.. Witl)ani.clarke -.. 1 .0 . " 5'41 Mr. Joe. Unsworth 1 0 5 0 Mr. John AP George .. 1 0 5 0 Mr. It enry Hewitt.... 1 () 5 - 0 .Messrs. - tl. Jump and •5 0 (in 1 0 • 5 U. Mr. 6teei..; - 6 or . 1 5 e A ,Ert . eract, per H. 1 U John Evans, par Do. 1 0 5 0. 6. W., per Do 1 0 T.lrner, •liarClav, Mr. Barrow, 5 t and Mr. J. Smith 1 0 5 ( J. Hartley, Esq 1 0 . .4 . 2 .. Mrs. Fuirelough 2 2 Mr. Alexander . Neilson U 10 Ilarinood Banner, Esq :2 2 Mr. Hess, Mr. Vuelker, • Messfs. Branch and Son 2 2 Mr; Phuenix, Mr. J. Messrs.Robinson;Rounth- G. iJoneiyiklr. Matl:e- wafte, and Co 2 21 son, •Mr, John Davis, Messrs Lowndes and 1 Mrs. Davis, Mr. lV mai- Robinson 2 2 yard, Mr. John Long, H. Stolterfuht, Esq 2 (Y Air. R. Hughes, Mr. E. Mr. Joseph Betteley Mr. Iti. hard Prince 2 .0 Mr. Jackson, Mr. 'l'. John Phillips, R.N 2 0, Sag..ll.' 55., each 3lO The Subscription Books are now lying or the didereut News . paper Offices, and the other usual places. ' • • HURRICANE IN -DOMINICA. SUBSCRIPTION fur the Relief of the , Poorer Classes of Sufferers, to be apportioned by-the Committee sppoiuted at a Public Meeting in Dominica, held on the 29tli of September, 1834. Extract of a Letter from the Committee of Correspondence, dated the 30th of September, 1831, to JiunesColtiaboun, Esq., •.• . ~- -- - . . Colonial Agent:— r , "On the night of the 20th instant, and morning of the 21st, this island was visited b 1 a hurricane, the most calamitoro is the recollection of the oldest inhabitant, so completely destruc- tive in its effects as to paralize any attempt to describe the scene of devastation which, at the opening of day, %SAS every Where presented. Suffice it to sav, the town is nearly one mass of ruin—the country an arid and perched waste—and this , :piettn, of destruction perfected by that which a few boors beiore was the abode of content and happiness reduced to a heap of ruins; and those which were splendid sugar works to-naked wallet and, although the loss of life has not been so great as was at first ap- prehended, yet the catalogue is sufficiently melancholy—no . less than twenty -oine having fallen victims to that night! . ' - • " In this state of general devastation and destitution, with a Population of nearly twenty thoused souls, the greater number of whom are at this moment d''tjtote of even a but wherein to lay their heads; but what in iii4irOre alarming degice excites 4 . the apprehension of ever reflec ingoiiiiiid is the•owtiil certainty that So total has been the destruction of the provision grounds that there is not a 'supply of food Within the island for one ~ mouth's support of its tuhabitants : thus-making us enttrely dependent on foreign supplies for the ilist necessaries of life, and by far the greater putt of the 'planters totally destitute of the means of procuring :subsistence for their labourers. , The suffering inhabitants of Dominica naturally look up to a gener- ous British public:. not doubting !bate Oil Same arm which they have beheld so often stretched out fur the relief of the ol,pressed. Pole and refugee Spaniard will not he appealed to in vain, icy behalf of the starving and ruined population of this island."- ' sonscitieTioss 41.REA/1y RE(EIVED. • i E 8. d. His Majesty - 500 0 0 200 0 0 10 0 0 . J I B S! , c e A s o r itq l ia n ub d br i e a u ' n l.'lenters 10 0 0 F. Woodbridge lO 0 0' . E. C. Woodbridge Sir \V. Heatheote Mrs. Heathcote , 5 0 0 1.. bowel lO 0 U Mrs. L. Lovel B. 0. Bayer Lord Bishop of Barb:Aries Rev. J. Perry - . 10 10 0 Major Dixon • 5 5 () Justice 'Pattison . Dean of Winchesters () 0 William Grant and Brothers lO 0 0 William Canner J. Mangnall Henry Bannerman Lest, Kershaw, and Co. J. Butterworth ' 1 0 .0 . , .1. Hudson ' I 0 0 Dale and Ilulme • 1 0 '0 - • ' ' John Winder and. Co . 2 0 0 Holley and Eyre • • 1 0 it William Jackson ' . ' • 2 (/ 0 John Knowles . '2 0 t 1 E. Kilshaw . • 1 0 0 Wm. Drury James Reston , 0 It) 0 W. Fosbery and Co. , , 2 0 U H. and W. Davenport J. Hatton and Co. ' 5 0 0 Jos. Betterly . 1 0 0 Ilaves, Litherland, anti Co: - J. Hall and Co lO 0 0 William Bride -, • 10• 0 0 Subscription Books will remain-open - for a short titue at .the Underwriters' Rooms, Staudard,ofEet, and 5. F rane,ys, Ilifill street. . 10 •• ~, ,-_,:. „ ;_,: :40 ~ ~...,,, •••••• , .' , 2 • . ~..,•„:.!- - , . e • ~., r:-• -it- 1 -,_:... - :: , ,,i , : ~ „..'r . .:..!.• -, c'f - '''' , C': , :' :-:•,-. ' 'f• '' ... ;:. - . - - , .ob►iCL. 'BOROUGII: AND TOWN - OF LIVERPOOL. JAMES • ASPINALL, FSQ., xyOTICE IS lIERF.IIY" GIVEN, at the COURT, of PASSAGE for the TRIAL of CI T I, CAUSES will be held in the CounT:noor.t. on the sio side of Chapel street, before the Mayor and Bailiffs of the id town, on TtrunsDAY, the Bth day - e(January next,.at Ten . o'Clotrk iu the Morning, a which the Attorneys of the said Court _are requested to take Notice. And, the GRAND PORT MOOT, COURT LEFT. and GENERAL COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for the BOROUGH - and TOWN will be held in the said Counr-itoom, on MONDAY, the 12th day of January next, at Ten u'Clock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons bound over to appear and prosecute, give evidence, or answer, are to attend on pain of their respective ret-ognisances being est reated. FOST BR, Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace. c MI Persons are requested to tale Nklice. that no Tra verse will be triad at these sessions unless the- same be entered for trial at the Town-clerk's Office, on or before the first day of the Session: And all Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assaults found at these Sessions against persons admitted to bail, must be entered for trial at or before Twelye,o'Clock, on' the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury; otherwise the trial of the same will stand over until the Sessions following. T. O. CI