The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26 00:00:00

..~ ...,....."'"e, . I,•N ee . air- . -s e ees-. • _ CLARENDON BUILDING SOC ETY it - % % A SOCIETY. under the alemve• denomin ' n is • es_ Cl established and hoiden at the CLAI ,'DON-P . . - JOHN-STREET, . Liverpool; SHARE • 'lOO ea . . . .. do s, 12s. per month. Redeenbiion- mey, 8s 62Cilt. 26 1835. . ___ ______ _ , onlaking up Shares sal Mortgages. Person [PRICE 7 0.. tllan Two Shares.. Persons desirout of • becoining Membs '' - . , t TUN, 1 ttleAM, :and tittititiseSteN, or to ----- - - - . enter their. names forthwith, to entitle& _ eameeeessereeeeeeseeeesees..•- 4101.111111M0M19.1.1111111i* Alttli;LEY 13110TICE RS. - . . . - 'Ealungdl sWe, httileihn;tihilestviteisY.. liße Ooh ke iSat'o rfitti. te' ) •., , . • _ . • ' THE scup, II SECESSIO HURCH. . PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. S ciovl.Dittzi tssoorN..c.:HuEtt. GithilryrsCrescent'tr eald H'CAhlain d . • • For BOMBAY.' ei`astO I))) .attrtion. *alto bp Ruction. riil.Vo SERMONS will be Preach on SUNDAY next;the AT a MEETING of the Inhabitants assessed and contribut,-. __ . . , r. 4,13. -r The Ship T10:1; Ar.cit tea LD ii-RiID,•,CS nder. . , -- 'MIS DAY. . .________ . „ . . . Pereinplory. By order' qf the Mortgagee. --. IL . 28th instant, iu the. Sciercii ti- i ssioN Csruircii, Mount • ' .1-1. tug to the relief of the'Poor wit thy Town -of LiverpOol Plea.sant by th•e Rev. HENRY CO ' D.D., of Belfast, when held in- the Parochial Chapel of oue dv and St. Nicholas., D •.' ' L . ' By Messrs. mos. WINSTANLE Y and SONS: , . pleasant be made iii aid of the •• SundayX.hotil Society in the said Town, nu ' THURSDAY, e 'lsth 'day of Jaue ' '''''' `• - ) L . ----•-•-• - For freight, *c. apple to NCAN GLRB. ' • rr II E C0131V1611111.1 • 6EsNi oHNE IA F. THIS DAy, (Fridays.). the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at On Tt;EsoeY next, the 30. th instant,. et .Six o'clock in the for Ireland. The Services will commence at/fhree in the At. 18-35, (pursuant to Notice duly p tatted, aceording to the directions lei of ftheoAo let, foorrtthhee'philertie ,e'oarvintivginailiuda.t.S.inegiveauraage.cohfotohse_ , . 'eveoing, at Arts. -;litrke's, Windsor Caetle, subject to the ternoon.and at Haltpaet Six in the Event . Wuiting a wind, and has room for aboutlis tons,inece- Junes, Mann, and Foster's Offiee, Dale-street, GI v EaNctcceir ißciErk,etthilairiel . , surenient Goods. ---. 600 Bags Bengal SUGA.R, Cenditions of sale to be then and there 'mroduceci, AND POSI- . , ...,f4,:k For CALQUITA, flie One Britis lit Barque 1300 Bags Ditto lIICE, riven, wreinmeT itesSESvE, To dee ee THE ShccRITIP,S.. HEBREW CHURCH, SIR THoAr •s,s,guILDINGs: ing such and. So inafiy:COtni s•,Mers as Would be .repiisite to sTitEer, Birkenhead, ' '''''s - LAWRENCE, fleietir Glee, 1F r; burthen per 362 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA BAKEHOUSE or 'lf , with three DWEL- SUN...DAY next, the 981 h mats Tee° SERMONS will suptily the subsisting yacaticie ii the number of Cominiseiteners, ' of. July next, and on register 276 tiers, A 1 andeoptiered; one oft e fastest Vessels be- 574 Bags Lot 1... LlNG_HbusEs ad )- Mg...situated, to, the front ON be Preached (God willing) in ie above Church, by the according to the provisionsto;thcheiel4sitiarei.duAipct,ts. an.a. .. . ef Henderson-place, and east side Norfolk- street, into ,which Rev. H. S. JOSEPH, on the Stet of the Jews. Serviee. to The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, one of the Redoes, in .• longing Co the port, and hes excelleut accommodatione for pa- 35e 13 East India GIN" ' R, a unutee seugers.-For terms Of freight or passage apply to Messrs. 1592 Bundles aIUNJEET, Henderson-place. Leads, in the .oceeiteatiou of Blake, Dennis, commence in the Morning at E en, and in the Evening at A Summary, or Report, OGILVY, GILLANOERS, and Co.; Messrs. ROBINSON and Gln- 400 Bags ',IURMLIRIC, arid others. Held for a term of 1,000 years, created on or about Hate. e• , • i _paetesix o ,•tric s. • the Commissioners for the Year ending 24th daY of Jetri.itileit,ul'rB3sia, ' ettilitiestle:itla;tufr:deisdat;ll.l74 VIE, Or to JAMES AIKIN, 1, Gotee-piazzas. 113.3 Bees SALTPETRE. the 1901 Of September, 1828. . •• • Collections will be made at the close of each Service. 2. A DWELLING-HOUSE with a Urge Garden in the As this Church is es t• •lv supported by voluntary Contribu• was laid before the Inhabitants, as directed by the Act, and . • For further particulars epply to ' . . . _____ ReNesS, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. rear, well stocked With Friiitstrees situated to the front and lion;, the C'ungtegationa 'teeat:nestly invite iheir brethren in the read. - • .'` day,of Ser WEST INDIES. south side of Upper Parliament-street Windsor, iu the occu- Lor to .4,.. coma over,und help them." -•••- • • • It being reported to this Meeting that of the nine Commis- N'ine °'c' ,arnica cohenesnioonuetdobfytitiheeCdoitsnqinuaseinifiCeltmutincnilbt:i. enroen ; . s-vattreendfuaLiniee Of et:l:l°r . - . patch Mils Herry. Fre_ehold of Inheritence. In lieu of the GRATITUDE, and to sail on Wednesday 'THIS DAY, (FridaV,) the-26th instant, at elee o'clock, at ______ John Shaw Leigh, Esq., and 'by the retirement, by ballot, of 0, Commis -3: A Pieee of BUILDING LAND, situated to the front and va- in eh, . ..,, next. GeO. and Wm. Waineeeight's Office Dale-street, .0.11 . We S t eide-of'Cieiwn-street, near the Betaeic-garden, containing WL.anttb. For BARBADF.-- , . 30 Tons Jamaica LOGW OD s .. . in breadth, at the &oat and back severally, 6 yards, and extend- s----- ---- - The fast-sailing Ship LITH AND, Notes Now landing ex Rookery, east ride Pri 's Dock..-Apply to •• . - nig in depth backwards, on both sides, 26 aids.. e , for a . James Aspinall, Es q., Ambrose Lace: Esq., and Jas: Pownull, VITAN IED, a respectable Person, as LADY'S MAIDi Esq.; and, Lila of the fifteen other Commissieners, there we' HAWictres Master; lying in the Quee s Dock, and will be It. W. AeetesToN, Es or or. ready to receive goods To-morrow.-For height or passage ap- GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT Brokers. terra (4'120. years, determinable on the expiration of three lives V who eau briusr au unexceptioua e character her seven vacatidee ' occasioned be the disquelfficatiim .by non ' last :situation, and wlueunderstands au has a eiste fer, Dress- attendance* of Mr.' Wilfred froutbeck, by the death of M . ' ..• ..... and 21 years. ply to HEVES, LITHERLAND, and Co. For further particuliis ripple; at the Office of. Mr. JAMES Or' making and Rairdressing.-Anply understands, e S at.tet d•Otii'ce. - -•• -•• Richard Dobson s and lie, the retirement in purenance of.' provisionsijotorif?nt,hute hA„c,vti,n,gif.r.f.t,l4ii•Jotiti HOlmes, Mr ThoMhs , 1 Wolstenholme-square. MONDAY. LEY WATSON. Solicitor, Exchange-alley North, Liverpool. 1 To sail pocitioely, if the toind permits, on the st July. •On MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, an the ~ • ~ . . 4 CURATE is WANTED' where aTie to Orders will be Mr.latnes Batesoe, Mr. Juines Lawrehce, and Mr. John ' Fee MONTEGVBAY, JAMAICA, di• , and will Quay, east side Brunswick Dock, the Cargo per Pacific, . By order of the Mortgagee. . , . ,411_ givete .As the Iticambeut resides•ii ,u- his Living which •• ••It was motet' by Mr. Wales, and seconded he Mr take_ in Gooese fee theadjoiuing Por ,tire new Ship -ex St. John's, N. 8., consisting- of . On TUESDAY next, the 30th instant, at '' - o'clock in the is ~t. small value, the Stipend will be ver limited. . Lawrence, thate tire follewine Gentlemen be chosen le ROERY, Ereet EvANs,Mas ; now discharging 2.30' Logs Yellow PINE, Evening, at the Clarendon-rooms in ,iverpool subject to Letters addressed (post-paid) to th ' tev. A. M., Postoffice, stoners to 'supply: the vacant:lee in the number to be. . . . " ~.4in the Prince's Dock.-For freight or p sage apply to the . 200 Ditto Pitch PIN.E, . such conditions of sale as will be then d there produced, Hexham will.be attended tu. . PIECE of LAND, with th ' wo MESSUAGES or -- ..• . of the Coalmen Council, natitely, Robertson Gle' ' iu the piece ofJelin -Shaw •Leigh,"ESq.„Jameee! 0 Captain, on board, or to K. NV: APPLETON, Tyrer-street. . 9 Yellovi PINE MATSTS, 400 SPARS ' DWELLING-HOUSES th eon erected and situate, To HOUSEHOLD SERA , 'S. . . mbrese.Lacee Esq.,James Pownall, Es4:4' To sail on the title July. - • For DEMERARA, the Ship PARKE HENRY 135 Sprtice hE-ALS and EN ~ 172 2 0 Hogshead and. Barrel Sl' NIES.. Also per Woodman- ex St.. J' En's, N.II. • . A/16W- Ruling Master ; bartheu. 449 tons.. or passage, :, 99 Log's pitch &s,,,Ft, . , ea„. •-'-'-*- (having superior accommodations;) yto the Cap., lain, on board, Prince's Dock, or - ' - , SAN DBACH, TINNE, and Co. : • . souta. AM-EiIICA . 131 Ditto HARDWOOD 124 Spruce.r( DEALS and fiNDS, 87 2. 0 Ash Hogshead S'fAVES. ` -For further particulars apply to , Messrs BARING BROTHERS .and. Co., or . , . The tubbier bet , • - : the., one .. on, the east side of Barter-street and the other on the 1, ;IT ANT E D for a Gentleman's Family ,ear Carlisle, aboot te, put and carried the ahoy west side of Pitiniugtoit,corat, leading out of Barter-street, in V Y the 20th alJulv utrxt, alirse-rate, Elle-L'AUND et y men were declared duly elected. LiverpOol, containiue in front to Barter-street 20 feet 5 inches,' MAID, a good KITCHEN MAlD:and so ait °Use; eIA ID ; It was moved by Mr. Samuel Holme, a' e aildiu hreadth at the back 10 feet, and extending in depth tsehe engaged by the 'Montle-None but Persons well recom- following Gentlemen be chosen Cotinni, backwards from Baaecsrestreet 23 . feet 9 inches, and which mended need apply, . -- • vacancies iu the number to be. chO,ren Dwelling-houses are no* in the respective occupations of Wm. Applioations, personally, or if by Letter post-paid, to Mas. namely, John Holmes, Thomas Kay, Blend and Catherine M`Gregor. : The Tenure is Leasehold under.the Corporation of Liverpool , for I hree Lives and Twenty-one Years. tAjoensti,.sr.riemaisriGis,ioe,f utlitielbGeradiumelys, alnntei,n,iiirediNtlft,:.s. HouNseY, Coulee- Liam Birkett, Jelin Barton, James 1' ...........—......-.......-......, DEMPSEY, I.3"ENBOWeand co. . . . . . . - - . ~ . , . s.: Further particulars may he hod on application to Mr. STocx .Solicitor, , LEY, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East. Omtrar,s. u beiug put and can' AUGUSTV i, A Regular Trader.-Warrein ted First Vessel after 9.e-WI illiam. . 011 MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at One ek, at Williani ' - - e elected. rr'i: hh(ees ";:huate - -- -7,:, RegaVed, -That the then, Wise, or forfeit Freight; , Nevett's: Office,- Rune ford-st et, TO ARCHITECTS. the Rev, Rector .Augustus (evie.se For VERA. CBUZ, the fine B itieh-built Barque . By MR. SYERS, , ,25 Tows fide Lima NICAIINGU WOOD, On FRIDAY next, the gd day of July, at Four o'clock in the A RCHITECTS,. who may be' disposed offer Plans and in the chair, • - ' ~1-I_,..;u,rt leyatioue of the LIN ERPOOL 'A sDICAL INSTI4 iii Landing ex- Ritnac, front Val ' • paraiso, o the east _side,of the Afternoon, at Mr. Seott's, thei Stanley Arius Hotel; Seacombe, t. N, are enfermed, that the Phi -of the Ground on - EDWD. G. -, ..14e CERVANTES, Ceptain ItoDGER . ;A I; 199 tons ' ~ per register, coppered and coptie astened; sails fast, and a supetior, con eeyanc.e for. goods and passengers.-e'o terms, tic. apply on board, west side Prince!s Dock ;to Messrs. 'D k TIM'S er- Prince s oc ,-Apply: to• Messrs. FE- NY' Brio .. .;M - ' , .. • . chants, or to WILLLA:M NEV ETT Broker, .. .. , . ..- • "• - • • ,. A PIECE 'of LA_ND situate at Poulton-cuni-Seaceombe,,in. the county oftehester to the noriliswestue seaconthe rhich time Building Is to be erected- may seen at the MEDICAL ..lIIIIARY corner•of Duke-street and Suffolk-street,' every - The Commissioners Ferry-hon's-e, between . the 'highroad ' leinlin from thence to murning•irom ten till one o'clock. They are requested to send Account Curren CROSS., ANDEICSON, and Co.; or to W. anttl. TYRER: ' The WILLIAM WISE only waiting a fair wind. ' / s Poulton and Liscard and •the -River Meders , adjoining, on the their Plans of the said Building to Di. 'RUTTER, St. Anne- 24th June, 183 —e southerly side, the road !ceding :frone IS combe Ferry to Wal-' street on or before the 20iii Julteensuing. Will positively tail on the 9th Jul . Positively without any Reserve. whatever. . lase'', on the easterly.side a new rg4nfelel voids wide and Par'ticulams may be known on. application to the Secretary, For LOLA direct, and •WEST CO, •': OF CEN fi sr t ' TRAL AMERICA, the SOPIII ,l, burtheu 25-0- eilinse le.We tons, JOHN D.. ESHELBY, Comma er ; has room for 'inDirleuctEosrps ...e.... containing, ,Alt next, ;thee 30th instant, at Half-past Two, at beintimtnediattly- behind the Staielef*Ms Hotel, Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London-bye order of the 'on the southerly` de, 151 feet 9 inches, on the easterly side 367, . feet 10 inches; on the northerlY side 40 feet, and on the westerly. Mr. G. ROGERSON. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. • • TO CON T R 44,C TO RS AN D 0 I'll RS. To Bala' Ear 1 :- . - about 50 tons ineesuremeut goods, and superior accom. ..,• , ivr: THE good STEAM-VESSgI, .HARRIET, side 278 feet 9 inches, and comaiuing in the whole ..9 I super- • fllliE DIRECTORS. are now ready to reeei e Tenders for. T° Ls Modations fora few Tassengers--For particulars of freight or: i 7\o 416„. (i 2 31e94 Tons Steam measurement, and. ficial square yards of Land, or thereabonts. passage apply to the Captain, oti hoard, or to ..,,eeree 148 Tens Builders' Measy ent, built hy Meesrse , Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs., We NEVETT, 1, Iturnhirdsstree, t. - seeee-eee -- Humble and flurry, at erpool, in 1826, is cop- WILK trlsoN and' Ce ntsTriets Selieiters,' I enivick-street, or to BRITISH AMERICA. A regular Trader. T.; For ?MONTREAL the.well-know - p DRYOI:, NpeOlifiaji-l'ytifmge.tol'ffhi Fa so %Ina ta neat in sßust tair peltedsey: by an Engine of Mr. PEACOCK; SOlicitor, 79, Church-street, Liverpool. 40 Horse-power'. She has a raised quarter decC. -Her accome • • modations are very commodious, neatly.fitted, and furnished;, On FRI and her Inventory of Marine Stores is ample in every detail.. • . ei...:eftontster ElAmiuroN, Commander 1, burthen per. For Inventories and further particulars apply to ' . WILLIAM WOOLOOMBE, per next, the 3d day of July, at Six o'clock in the; evening, at the house of Mr. Lawrence, the 'reanmere Hotel, • Tranmere ' _fli. the two remaining poi tieus• of the Worl- , viz: street, in Birmingham,NTaT. 2 ittsr Co 2Extending from thew st side of Lawley- T to the north side a road within or' near to the village of Aston; both in th county of Warwic, the length being uue mile and 70 chains or thereabouts. SECOND CONTRACT.—EXtendIIIg fro i the north east si/ .in nmere, in the county of Chester, in the foll Owing, or the aforesaid toad, within or near to the village of Ast such ether lots as may be agreed on, and subject to time con- the county of Warwick, to the south side of the Turnpl' " --- - register 311 eoneecoppered -and copper-fastened; will ditions of sale to he then produced,-by order • the Mort- leading from Darlaston to Walsall, near James' Brie coernhteyseofeoSnttarffaoctrsd,abreeitz ionnliesntgityloi erigeihntatinuiiines,: or r t' e have early despatch.-Fer terms of freight or cabin passage ' . 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. gagees, , apply on hoard, iu Prince's Dock; to • Mr. Ae PARLANE, NO. , PIECE of LAND on the west ide of the old , . GEORGE H IGHFIEL D. Lot 1 A . - 21, Water-street, or to WEDNESDAY. '..cat- Chester road, (or Hinderton-lt e,) in Tranmere complete the whole series from•Birminghtun to t , containing in front and at the back 40 y ds, and in depth on , . ; , , Sections, ADiarnaewh.iensgtse,r 11S;eils".i.fiai..,itioue - _ . . . . _ .._ .. .. , , . NEW SQITTH WALES. On WEDNESDAY next, the Ist July, at Twelve o'cloc t George the north and south sides 203 yards and feet, or thereabouts. and William Wainwright's Office, Dale-s eel, This Lot is well situated for building upon, as it commands a Forms of _Tender, are now lying and may t, 149'Barrels Jamaica GINGER,' beautiful view of the River Mersey and the surrounding scenery, pany's offices, Mersey ChatitherseOld Ch. 7b succeed time RICHARD WALKER, and will be despatched about ', 11 Bags PIMENTO, and there, is an excellent bed of Stone under it, and a qUarry No Tender will be received after Monde . , the 10th July., . ~ • now opeued and ready for working. - next. 4,,5e. For HOBART TOWN ancl. SYDe , the fine _ 57 _llexes St. Vitts A, RROWR T. . Lot 2. Four neat and commodious. DWE LLING-HOUSES G. STEP f. see fast-sailing Barque W:B eferVZ,Commander; -Apply to R. W. APPLETON, Es q., or . JOSEPF' '-' - a regular,.trader; burthen pere , r 314 tonisehas GEORGE and WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT Brokers and a SHOP on the west side of the Chester road, in 'Fran ; . mere, in the several occupations of Mr. James Packer, Mr, Liverpool, June 24, 1835. superior accommodations .for cabin and A _ ge passengers, , , apply to Samuel Yeaden, Mrs. Henry Brown, and Mr. Samuel Taylor, ee• 4110101•11 Mar • , and -will carry a Surgeon.-For -freight neliassage . : •On WEpNE-Steeis next, - the Ist lv, at' Twelve and Five COTTAGES at the back of the above fronting; the' Messrs. WteerAll SMITH and Sot, Merchants, or to - o'clock, at Messrs. Gladstone erSerjeantson'sEnOurar old Chester road, (or Hinderton-lane,) in th occupation''' e of WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. ees- ' James Bach and others. .......................e. —se The Brig HUNT FFE, Mr. THOMAS FUSNETT, Stonemason, Lower Tranmere, will • • IMPERY . s . WLEDTPE RR A NE AN . -•-- - 187 tons register, coppered," copperefastened, carries a large cargo, ant sails well; with' •stores., ' hciets, &c.-Foe particulars show the Property, and further particulars may be had on appli- fIpHOSE Persons is' -• Will have quick despatch.. apply to WM. GLADS'rONE, Union-court. cation to ar. ► Mawnserr, Solicitorhe_e_Lord-street, Mr. G.. 1 the 24th instan For CO'SSTAN'FINOPLE and GA TZ; (ote the - ' WHITLEY, 21, Basnett-street, or Mr. sr COWARD, 62, own security, they s, , • -- - ' " - ' ------.sesseeee. Gloucester-street, Liverpool. se that date. st A,River Danube,) time fine British Bei iIARY„JOHN ..FIUDA.V. High-street, Li i '' .DoRsoN, Master; Al, burthen register 251 tons, • VALUABLE PROPERTY IN LITTLE BOLT ON SALE. coppered and copper-fastened, has superior accommodations for s.-Nor frei hoe oeseaeerapply to Thos. PeTansow, passenger f , 61, Spring-gardens, l't aechester, and to F. -F.- GIBES 'and 'Co., 18, Coree•Piazzas. • On FRIDAY next,. the 3d, of July, .at Twelve o'clock. wee-JOhn By Mr. WILLIAM LOlll- Shand's- Office, Exchange-alley North On Fain:tie thelOth day of Jule next a ive o'clock in the 44 Bales HORSE HAIR, , Lying in Shand's Warehouse, Temple-tour x :Dance, from ~ aster, to the folio' w- Afternoon, at the House of Mrs. Ru en the Bank Inn iu '" 47 pER S Bolton-le-Mears, in the couut 'of ane ' • i P' 1.. .Y 4 Haenburgh.e•-For further particulars apply t tug or such other Lots as shad agreed upon; andsubject EVIMPE.: JOHN SHAND, Broker. to such conditions of sale as shall hen be produced, quest e I _ . .. - . , Lot 1. A LL that valuable FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, hist For ST. PETERSBURG,. the fine f -sailing A 1 ,_,, ..., _til. 'situate in Little Bolton aforesaid, fronting on the On r RIDAY next, the 3d of July, at 9n e o'clo 'at John south-westerly side thereof, for the space of 179 yards in length, As British-built Barque GUIANA MA G,S TAIT; Cote- I Shand's Office, Exchangeserley 'iST to the front of the High Road, leading from Bolton to Chorley. . ‘...- : wander; . having only room fora ' . Goods, will be 10 Tons LOGWOOD -, and adjoining on the northerly side thereof to Land belongir -- -- dispatched immediately. For ter s of freight„ &c.,. Now landing ex Friends, from Halifax , in the Queen's BARTON, HEATH and Co., King-street. to James Cross, Esq. on the southerly side to the Premise, apply to Dock. -For further particulars apply to Messrs. MioNowerz Samuel Gaskell„ Esq., comprising SA. 3R. 13p. Statute and GREETHAM, Merchants, or to i JOHN SHAND, Broker. sure, or thereabouts. Part of this- Field is now occupie Y'see...e.._ .e,teatit.. Niab ( Battou. Brick Croft. . , ems_____-__-e. - ~ The site of this Land presents an excellent sibs .4.--a,..TOD , ...aa, LIVERPOOL and BELFAST, -'''' AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. Building good Houses upon. y 2. All. that valuable"MEADOW or CLOSE ItiTio' The new Steam-packet FA LC , ~:/,,„);•,- •\:, •• •• A large end very powerful -vessel. ss- sail from On rHurtsDAY, the 9th of July nett, at Twelve clock; at John called "Wild Old Croft," adjoining to the 1. '.i. --'-----t-t . LIVERPOOL. for BELFAST ry FRIDAY, Shand's Office, Exchange -alley ith,. Field, on the easterly side thereof, also to the P Nuttalls,ljorne tattle() aforesaid, or saibdoet;i thereabouts. p risi and leave BELFAST. for LIVERPOOL y TUESDAY. 100 Bags ST. DOMIN GO C 'FEE, 1 Ira • viittlAY, `46th instant, . July, tant, at Te YDAY,' 3do'clock in th vening, in the Afternoon. •S and Cu., $O,• Water-street. For DU.BLIN AND BELFAST., or rust landed ex Friends, froth Halifax; cedars apply to Messrs. MIGN OWITz and eii. '*a .' N.S For further 'ladle GR ETHAAI, Merchants, e JOHN' SHAND, Broker. . 'le uthfem,hMiseais i Meadow as well as the last Lot.is r Mr. Roger Walker, as Tenant' there th produces £45 a year. . 3. All that other valuable MEADO. situated on the southerly side of ' iti'AkTIIRSITY OF DUBLIN / , T A M-P.A.CKET co-MP Y,' . '''-' 11C'!4‘ S F * - Ik ENT . --e-Piese----.• i INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PAR A i . The aboyo Company sail ,their Vessels, (es • or without ~._•__-_ A CONSTA.NT'SUPPLY OF SODA, in Crystal6,--- Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the Rowing ports', AL'UM;Lni-np and Ground, of superi quality. namely, ROMAN, or BLUE VITRIOL, • . Meadow," comprising 3A. 111..2P abouts, and now in the eceupatie This Lot produces a farm res 4.. All, those Ten well-Guilt' HOUSES, extending froth To -DUBLIN Daily. PLATE GLASS, • ~ au easterly-direction alone other Lots, adjoining 0- . For BELFAST the NOTTINGHAM, on, MONDAY next' Silqred or Unsilvered, for Chimney, P• , and Dressing 'rnises of the said 'AI reC the 29th instant, at Ten o'closik iti the Evening. Glasses, ,of any size, not exceeding 16 feet length by 7- feet Houses," with the G- A Apply for Dublin Line, to • in breadth, furnished with or without Gilt, Rosewood,'•or Ma t• fMrd - occupa ions o t r 1 SAMUEL PERRY, ' 27, hisgany ',Wee's e polished Plate Glass, - for Shop Windows, man, Isabella Sect/ for Belfast Line, :to - Water-street; Carriages, and Dwelling houses. , Horrocks, Hens JOHN M`GAMMON and Co;, DIAMOND. OR 11OULDED . PLATE GLASS, ' thereof, comps Which admits.of thee-rays of light but cannot be seen through,- square yards. • , In,- and being very thick, is. suitable for Banking-houses, Office and This Lot The pt iticiple of-this Compahe is that. of attaching all porters aitcl Exporters by a Division of the Profits amougtheth, Kitchen Wihdciws, Which are in exposed situations. ,5. Allo' after payment-of the Divideuds-thus creating a cerounmity.of • . WINDOW GLASS; • with they interests between 'the shippers and Beareeolders-a principle In Crates and 'Boxes; •aed Squares cut to order for Home Use situate whichavill hest guaranteeto its Proprietors:acertainty of their " and EXportation. - Also, extra or double stout Crown Glass, said Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and, flatted-and unflatted. ' • ' Live Stuck the having a well supported Establishment of first- sev . GLASS 'BOTTLES, class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freiget,eonspatible• with'' For Wine and Porter,- Quarts Pints, and -Half-Pints of the a' a due attention to their maintenance. • English; French, and• German shapes, for Exportation and Home Consumption ; with a GeDeral Supply Of every description mar . . GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS :., size in use for Medical and-Cheinieal,purposes. With Goods and Passengers, The. whole of. NeWcastle-Upon-Tvne Manufacture. ''' ' ~‘,\,, Every WEDNESDAY and SAzu AY. Apply to' ' ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR and Co., it . ' _..,.,„ ~,.... THE CITY OF: GLASG . 47, Henry-street, or 19, Slater-street, Duke-s' Steams packet: Company's easels, ; . . The new Ship'CORNUBIA, 408 tons re' CITY OF. GLASGOW (New Steamer) KANDER DRYS . ~. • DALE, Commander, JOHN WOO-D,:JoaN BOYD , Commander,... ss, ~,' 4" of the very best white' oak 4ell' seas' The VULCAN, Rosa. Ewmp, Commander, ...aggi. ~, = fastened, and in every respect `s faith'. • . Sail from • the Clarence. Dock, as under, with or without --- -- well found- in sails and riggiug: I' Pilots l'--• . .-. days, will be'despatehed 'for Quebec, and•tak The CITY ,of GLASGOW sails TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) may offer;'-Applrth the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. JAMES LOGAN; . , The-VULCAN' hails on WEDNESDAY next, the Ist July,-at' Two o'clock in the Afternoon. • 1 tons register, coppered and cog- The new Ship ABET' •. . The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be first tete. owner's use, under the inspection c ' CABIN,•FARS,..: 2.55.,-I•DECK lOs. , laid for the stowage of sugar hog,' ) , i Apply to DAVID M'IVER and Co., sails, cables, anchors, and pr 34, Water-street: made in Liverpool,• by mostyr • 4 a large. cargo on a very ligh' se-, es . - .- • , ..) 1 . GENERAL -STEAX lion will be found a very,NAVIGATION COMPANY. _ Foreign Packets. Deck.-Apply to JA st - THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION • Also, the fi• 116! 333 . • /t- N C 'COOM PA Y'S. first-rate and superinr PACK-. tons register; cg j_ ~,,„•41•$)‘ "ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LO/rs,,T,DON, ~,,,,:' for- stores of every dear King's:Dock.--," 4 HAMBURG, (carrying his ,Majestv7s.Mails,) cry Wed' nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, re ruing every Wednesday and Saturday. From Hamburg e slistance .is . ouly;3s.miles to Lubeck, .from whence exc 11 steam-packets sail reeeularly every week to St. Petersburg 4 Copenhagen. ROTTERDAM' and the RHINE, (ca_ ling- his Majesty's. ' Mails,) every Wednesday .and Saturday Morning, at Seven , precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. , Passengers to Cologne and any other place on the Rhine can ‘f proceed-by:these packets on the lowest terms,•and are entitled to peculiar advantages. A splendid new steam-ship, built ex pressly for this station, commenced running in May. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a -bag of letters fro' the Postoffice, :every Sunday and Thursday. Morning, at 'r precisely, returuin,, every Sunday and Wednesday, at the • hour. OSTEND-and the. RHINE, every Saturday ?Moir turning every Tuesday night. i n gC, A rLeAt ulrnS , i n g ,everyeveSry„ undasuyn, dWa ye, d, nitevs dae d ny, and S e' jdiy ,oaat,u Night. BOULOGNE, 'every Thursday Morning, ' -;• Monday. 1 BR lairroN for :DIEPPE, every Satur 1 . Wednesday. Applications' for freight,. on the Hr l• - stations, to sMe .be made to Messrs. De Br • - • • Minories; on the other stations to lane; Toiyersstreet. Information • ' ;•'' Messrs. HALL, Wharfinzera, CMS' 1 1 Agent.; Ramegate; Mn, CARTER ~ Agent,' Brighton; Messrs. Co' Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-C Cross; dr. Ustnsaiwoon,., the ConeParree;-69s tenth -Powerful -Steam-Pa Excursions. General Stearn Nay' 1 69. Lombard-0 - . . • !! IN MY IDV that fly (iron, clue r N C , CLARENDON BUILDING SOC ETY: A SOCIETY under the above, denomin ais about - it established 8 .11(l'hOldeil at the CLAI t'IInN.IIO4)NIS,SOUTII. JOHN-STREti.T 4 Liverpool i SHARE 'lOO each. • Subscrip tiops Its. per. month. Red m einPtion- ey, Ba. No Premiums on'taling up Shares ou Mortgages. Persons to hold not less than Two Shares.. Persons desirous of • heemitink Members are iequested to enter their names forthwith, to entitle,them to attend - a Meet jug, which: will shortly be held,. firr 'taking into consideration and settling the Rules.. BOoks forthat purpose at Mr. EVAN'S, Solicitor.,"Stitttb Crescent: 'Chambers: Lord-street ; M essrs . EvANS, CHEGWIN, and HALL'S, Castle-street; and Jr. DonusoN's, Lord-street. • • iktATUZ;I:IRLAAI. and HIGGINSON, or to A kith'•Y BROTHERS. 26,.1835. [PRICE 7n. ii.ateo bp .attaton. For BOMBAY, The Ship TlO.l l , .3 1 , sOs AI:CHIBA LD C‘ nder. For freight, 2&:, apply tu NCAN GLB.B. *alto by auction. I THE SCOTCH SECESSIO HURCH. riIIVO SERMONS will be Preach on SUNDAY next:the 11. ..`2Bth instant,. in the SCOTCH S - I ssioN CHuncti, Mount Pleasant, by the Rev. FI EN KY CO ' • D.D., of Belfajt, when Collections will be made in aid of the • Sunday drool - Society for Ir e l an d. Th e Services will coinnieuce lit hree in the M ternoon,.and at Haltpa;t Six in the Even*: PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. AT a MEETING o f th e I n h a bi tants assessed and contribut- . lug to the relief of the'Poor withi n th y Town of Liverpool,. held in• th e Parochial Chapel of out' dv and St. Nicholas, in the said Town, nu TtivasnAY, e nh day of Jane, 1835, (pursuant to Notice duly p according to the directions of the Act, for the'bette gaud . Seiverage. of the Town of Liverpoot,) forthe purse of nominating, and choos ing such and so many Comi s•anets as Would be reqiiisite to supply the subsisting racancie is the number of Commissioners, according to the provisions of he said Act. The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, one of the Rectors, in • the Chair. •"' • A Summary, or Report, of the Receipts and. Eipenditure of the Commissioners for the year ending 24th day of June, 1835, was laid before the Inhabitants, as directed by the Act and read. • THIS DAY. Tarts Day, (Friday s ) the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, ,Mann, and Foster's ()thee, Dale-street, 600 Bags Bengal SUGAR, 1300 Bags Ditto .1110 E, 362 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, "4 5 ‘ B ast India GIN R, 359 Bundles 1592 Bundles MUNJEET, 400 Bags TURMk;RIC,. 1133 Bags SALTPETRE. For further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. lAt , Wa tn iting a wind, and has room for about' 15 t ons ece _. . sur - eniott (Moods. : For CALQIJITA, We flee Britis tit Barque '-': - - LAWRENCE, Ilt:iii GILL, 1F r; burtben per register 276 tons, A I and coppered; one oft e fastest Vessels be longing to the port, and has excellent accommodations for pai seagers.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. OGILVY, GILLANDERS, and Co.; Messrs. ROBI N SO N and Gin- VIN, or to JAMES AIKIN, I, Goree-piazzas. HE - .I3 . RENV CHURCH, SIR THwr •S'S , BUILDINGS; grIN SUNDAY next, the `?Bth insta , Two SERMONS w ill .be Breached (God willing) in ie above Church, by the Rev. H. S. JOSEPH, on the Stat of the Jews. Service to commence in the Morning at E en, and in the Evening at Halftpast.Six o'clock. - • Col eetioos will be made at the close of each Service. As this Church.is .eutirely supported by voluntary Contribu. tions, the Congregation earnest l y i nv i te t h e i r b rethren in the Lord to _4,..coineover,u n d help theta." • • WEST INDIES. in lieu of the GRATITUDE, and to sail on Wednesday next. For BAILBADV I l n The fast-sailing Alp LITH AND, omAi HAWKINS, Master; lying in the Quee s Dock, and will be ready to receive goods To-morrow.—For height or passage ap ply to HEY ES, LITFIEI{LAND, and Co. Wolstenhohne-square. To sail posikiPek, if the wind permits, on the at July. For NIONTEGO'BAV, JAMAICA, di• , and will take_ iu Good,a for ihe,adjoiuing Pus , the new Ship ROOKERY, EvAN EVANS, Mas ; now discharging in the Prince's Dock.—For freight or p sage apply to the Captain, on board, or to It. NV: APPLETON, Tyrer-street. To sail on the title July. For DEMERAItA, the Ship PARKE , HENRY RisisN, Master ; burtheu. 449 tons. or . passage, (having superior accommodatious;) y to the Capes tain, on board, Prince's Dock, or - SAINDBACH, TINNE, and Co. SO U_T ADIERIC A . A Regular Trader.— Ira riTitited First Vessel after ,tA.e'William . Wise, or forfeit Feeiy . ht; 4.4. For VERA CRUZ, the fine B Barque CERVANTE . S, Captain RODGER ; A . l ; 199 tons: per register, coppered and eoptte asteried.; sails fast, and a superior, eon 7eyanee for. goods and passengers.—For term's, Btc. apply on board, West sine Prinee!s Dock ; to Messrs. CROSS; AND11:10,0N, and Co.; or to W. andll TYHER: The WILLIAM WISE only waiting a fair wind. ' CO. Will poxitinely tail on the 9th-Jul . For . LIMA direct, and WEST. CO, ': OF CEN -4,,' THAL AMERICA, the SOPIII ,l, burthen 250 ,:.,'... - 1 1'.. lons, JOHN D. ESHELBY, Comma' er ; has room for 77 -- ahout 50 tons ineAsurement goods, and superior accom modations for a few passengers.—For particulars of freight or . passage apply to the Captain, on board, or to W. - NEVETT, 1, Rumfdrd,street. mu rLsH AMERICA. A regular Trader. x 7 T - , . For MONTREAL, the.well-know - p DRYOPE, 4 . 4- floakur ii AM iLTON, Commander 1, burthen per ... —.. . - _ registei. 311 ons i -coppered and copper-fastened; will Lave early despatch.—Fer terms of freight or cahin passage apply on board, its Prince's Dock; to Mi. A.' PARL&NE, Nti. 21, Water -street, or to GEORGE HiGHFIELD. NEW SOUTH WALES. To succeed the RICHARD WALKER, and will be despatched about the IQth July., For HOBART TOWN and. SYD,. , the fine .44ileX fast-sailing Barque.JESSIE; W: B , Commander; - - a regular,. trader; hurthen per., r. 314 tonis,.has superior accommodations for Cabin and A _ ge passengers, and will carry a Surgeon.—For freight orimssage apply to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants, or. to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. WIEDITE R FI A NEAN Will have quick despatch.. ' For CONSTANTINOPLE and GA TZ; (on. the . River Danube,) the fine British Bri sIARY, JOHN DOBSON, Master; Al, burthen • register 251 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, has superior accommodations for Passengers.—For freight,or passagerapply to THOS. PATUJISoN, 61, Spring-gardens, Manchester, and to F. - F. - GIBBS and Co., 18, -Goree.Piazzas. apply to EVROPE., For ST. PETERSBURG, the fine f -sailing A 1 i t British-built Barque GUIANA, MAG , s TA IT, Corn mander ; having only room for a Goods, will be dispatched immediately. For ter s of freight, &e, BARTON, HEATH and Co., King-street. On FRIDAY next, the 3d of July, at :tene o'clo ,at John Shand's Office, Exchange-arley , 10 Tons LOGWOOD Now landing ex Friends, from Halifax , in the Queen's DOck.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. MtnNowurz and GRRRTHAM, Merchants, or to JOHN SHAND, Broker. .e , team : Xabtgatfon. LIVERPOOL and BELFAST , 2// ts \ The *new Steam-packet FA LC , , A litre and very powerful -vessel, w . sail from LIVERPOOL for BELFAST ry FRIDAY, and leave B ELF AST for LIVERPOOL y TUESDAY. Fat DAY, 26th instant, at Ten o'clock in th 'vening. FatDAY, 3d July, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. LANGTRYS and Co., 30, Water-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. t z kt*. STEAM-'PACKET na wry OP DUBLIN 7 M-f COMP CMP Y,. _ INCORPORATED BY ACT OF' PAR AMENT. The above Company sail _their Vessels, (I_, or without ) taking Goods and Passengers to the llowing ports, namely, To •DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST, the NOTTINGHAM, on , MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at Ten il;elock in the Evening. Apply for Dtkblin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, -tor Water-street; JOHN M`CAMMON and Co., The pi inci_ple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters aid Exporters by a Division of the Profits among thein, after payment. of the Divideudsr-thus creating a community oaf interests between the Shippers . and Shareholders—a principle which will hest guarantee•to its Proprietors:acertainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and, Lire Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight•compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. • . . . GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS , • With Goods and Possvnyers iee , :` Every WEDNESDAY and SATU AY„ ' THE CITY GLASG • „ Stearn-packet - Company's essels, CITY pt.' GLASGOW (New Steamer) XANDER DRYS DALE, Commander, JOHN WOOD„JOHN BOYD, Commander,. . The VULCAN, Roux. EwiNp, Commander, Sail from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or without Pilots:— The CITY of GLASGOW sails To-stoaaow, (Saturday,) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. The VULCAN sails on WEDNESDAY next, the Ist July, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be first' tate. CABIN FAIrE 2ss.-.DECK 10s. Apply to DAVID 11PIVER and Co., 34, Wattr-street. • GENERAL STEAM , NAVIGATION COMPANY Foreign Packets. . THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION QOM PAN Y'S first-rate and superior PACK tvEgyk ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LO/ , WON, for— HAMBURG, (carrying his ,Majestv!s Mails,) ery Wed' nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, re rniiag every Wednesday and Saturday. From Hamburg e dista'nce is only 3i miles to Lubeck, from whence exc 11 steam-packets sail regularly - eyery week to St. Petersburg d Copenhagen. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (ca ying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning" every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Passengers to Cologne and any other place on the Rhine can proceed - by.these packets on the lowest terms, and are entitled to peculiar advantages. A splendid new steam-ship, built ex pressly for this station, commenced running in May. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a - bag of letters from the Postoffiere, every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Ten precisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same hour. OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, te-' turning every, Tuesday night, CALAIS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn ing, returning ' every Sunday, Wednesday,t'and 'Thursday Night. ROLTIMONE, 'eyery Thursday Morning, 'returning 'every Monday. 13R IGHI O - N fez , DIEPPE, every.S'aturday, returning every Wednesday. Applications' for: freight, on the Rotterdam 'and Antwerp stations, to be made to Messrs. Du BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; "on the Other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane; Towet.street. Information may also be ;nbtained from. Messrs. HALL, Wharfingers, Custpui-fionse Quay,; Mr,ScAms, Agent; Ramsgaie; Mr. C A RTER,Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton; Messrs. Cow LE and Snx,'Foreign Newspaper Office, 30, St. Martin's- . le -Grand Mr. CotsiA.N; 61, Charing cross; dr. UNDER WOOD, 56, Haymarket ; and at the Office of the CoMPanV, 69 $ Loinbard-street - Powerful - Steam-Packets may ,engaged for Towing- and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, S ecretary. _ • General Steam Navigation Company, 69. Lombard-street;, Lowlor. • "INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from. the Port of LIVERPOOL are informed by S. W. SILVER and CO., Of N0:. 9 and 10, CORNHILL, 0 DON, that they may proeure the whole or any p of an OUTFIT, (from the coarsest to the finest quality o oods known, in cluding cabin Furniture,) at the . Branch use, R Nos. 4 and S,'ST. GEOGE'S-ORES ENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL; At the same wtious4I,p.SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. - Daily communication between London; and Liverpool for Ship sailing . lnformationi &c. - THIS DAY, (Fridav,) the 26th instant, at C else o'clock, at GeO. and Wm. WainwHght's Office Dale-street, 30 Tons Jamaica LOGW OD, Now landing ex Rookery, east s id e P r i Dock.--Apply to R. W. ApPLETorf, Esq., or GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT, Brokers. MONDAY. •On MUNDA Y next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, an the Quay, east side Brunswick Dock, the Cargo per Pacific, ex St. John's, N. 8., consisting of 2W Logs Yellow PINE, 200 Ditto Pitch PINE, Vellovi PINE MASTS, 400 SPARS, 135 SpruceD EALS and EN ~ 172 2 0 hogshead' and. Barrel ST NIES. Also per Woodman; ex St:. john's, N. 11., 99 Logs Pitch. PINE. • 131 Ditto HARDWOOD,. 124 Spruce DEALS and ENDS, 87 2 0 Ash Hogshead STAVES. —For further particulars apply to , Messrs. BARIN G Baorwatts and'Co., or DEMPSEY, IiES`BOW,-ancl Co. On MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at One o' ek, at William N e vett' s: Office,- Born ford-st et, • ,25 Tons fine Lirna NICAUNGLT WOOD, Landing ex, Rimac, front Valparaiso, o the east side of the Prince's Dock.—Apply to 'Messrs. Pit - NY BnoTnEtts, Mer-: chants, or to WILLUM NEVHTT, Broker. it' U tSDAY. Positively without any Reserve whatever. On TUESDAY next v Atm 30th instant, at Half-past Two, at Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London,—by. order of the Directors, • T" good STEAM-VESSEL HARRIET, 6'2 31 , 91 Tons Steam measurematt, and: 148 Tons Builders' Measqr ent, built hy Messrs.' Humble and Hurry, a t " erpool, in 1826, is cop per-fastened, has a neat Bust Head, pr pelted by an Engine of 40 Horse-power. She has a raised quarter deck. Her accom-: modations are very commodious, neatly.fitted, and furnished,.; and her Inventory of Marine Stores is ample in every detail.. Now lying.offiFotuitain Stairs, Bermondsey. For Inventories and further particulars apply to WILLIAM WOOLOOMUE, 1, Freeman's -court, Cornhill, London. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDA Y next, the Ist July, at Twelve o'cloc t George and William Wainwright's Office, Dale-s eet, 149 Barrels Jamaica GINGER, 11 Bags PIMENTO, 57 Boxes St. Vitts ARROWR T. —App to R. W. APPLETON, Eig. , or GEORGE and WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT, Brokers • . Pereinpiiry. By order'( !f the Mortyvgee. By Messrs. rnos. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TuF.suAr next, the 30th instant,. at ,Six o'clock in the 'eve') ing, at !Ms, Clarke's, Windsor Castle, subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there )roduced, AND POSI TIVELY WITIIOUT It SERVE, TO REA SE TOE .SECU.RITIF,S.. Lot BAKEHOUSE; or 'll , with three DWEL LING-HOUSES ad )' ing,.situated, to, the front Of Henderson-place, and east side Norfolk-street, into ,which Henderson-place. leads, in the .occUPatiou of Blake, Dennis, and others. Held for a term of 1,000 years, created on or about the 19tti of September, P: 4 2s. 2. A DWELLING -HOUSE with a large Garden in the rear, well stocked With Priiit,trees, situated to the front and south side of Upper Parliament -st ree t, Windsor, iu the occu patiOtt of Mils Htirry. Freehold of Inheritance. 3. A Pieee of BUILDING . LAND, situated to the front and West side . of'CrOwn-street, near the Botanic-garden, containing in breadth, at the front and back severally, 6 yards, and extend ink, in depth backward s , on b ot h s id es, 26 yards.,, Held, for a term 0f . 120 . years, determinable on the expiration of three lives and 21 years. For further particUlit's apply at the Office of Mr. JAhrEs Or- LET WATSON. Solicitor, Exchange-alley North, Liverpool. j By order of 16 Mortgagee. Oa TUESDAY next, the 30th instant, at - o'clock in the Evening, at the Clarendon-rooms, in iverpool, subject to Asuch conditions of sale a s will b e th en d th ere produced, PIECE Of LAND, with th 'wo MESSUAGES or DWELLING-110USES th con erected, and situate, the one on the east side of Barter-street and the other on the west side ofPittnington-corat, leadin g ou t o f B ar t er - s t ree t, i n Liverp6ol, containing in front to. Barter-street 20 feet 5 inches, and in breadth at the hack 10 feet, and extending in depth baCkwards from . Bo4c-rqstreet 23 feet .9 inches, and which D welling-houSeS ife no* in the respective occupations of 'Wm. Blend and Catherine M'Gregor. The Tenure is Leasehold under.the Corporation of Liverpool for - Three Lives and Twenty-one Years. Further jiarticulars may he had on application to Mr. STocx- LEV, Solicitor, Excliange-court, Exchange-street East. -60 n WEDNESDAY next, th e l e t l v , a t Twelve , e o'clock, at Messrs. Gladston e cr Serjeantson's . P-r Office, 9, Oldhall-street, The Brig HUNT FFE, 187 tons register, coppered, copper-fastened, carries a large cargo, ant sails well; with stores, ' boats, &c.—For particulars apply to W.M. GLADSTONE, Union-court. FULDA:V. On FRIDAY next,. the 3d of July, at Twelve o'clock lit--J - ohn Shand's. Office, Exchange-alley North 44 Bales HORSE HAIR, Lying in Shand's Warehouse, Teinpie-cour x Dance, from Ila.mburgh.—For further particulars apply t JOHN SHAND, Broker. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. On rHORSDAY, the 9th of July next, at Twelve clock", at John Shand's Office, Exchange-alley ith, 100 Bags ST. DOMINGO C 'FEE, Just landed ex Friends, from Halifax, N.S For further parti ulars apply to Messrs. MIGNOWITZ and GR ETHAM, Merchants, ur JOHN SHAND, Broker. *ate. , A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF SODA, in Crystali, AVUM, Luinp and Ground, of s/uperi quality. ROMAN, or BLUE VITRIOL, PLATE GLASS, Silvered or Unsilvered, for Chimney, P• , and Dressing Glasses, of any size, not exceeding 16 feet length by 7. feet in breadth, furnighed with or without Gilt, Rosewood, or Ma hOgany ' , rallies ; polished Plate Glass, for Shop Windows, Carriages, and Dwelling-housds. DIAMOND. OR MOULDED PLATE GLASS, Which *Limits of the rays of light, but cannot be seen through, and being very thick, is suit a bl e f or B an ki ng -h ouses , Of f i ce and Kitchen Wihdciws, which are in exposed situations. WINDOW GLASS; In Crates and Boxes; and Squares cut to order for Home Use and Exportation. Also, extra or double stout Crown Glass, flatted - and unflatted. GLASS 'BOTTLES, For Wine and Porter,' Quarts, Pints, and Half-Pints, of the English; French, and German shapes, for Exportation and Home COnsumption ; with a General Supply of every description and size in use for Medical and - Cheinical purposes. The whole of Newcastle-upon-Tvne Manufacture. Apply to' ' ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR and Co., 47, Henry-street, or 19, Slater-street, Duke -street. The new Ship CORNUBIA, 408 tofis'retzi of the very best white' oak, 'Well season fastcned, and in every respect 'a faithfu -"-- well found in sails and rigging. days, will be despatched •for Quebec, and - take Ifr may offer. , —Apply'to JAMES LOGAN, 106, !er, bui copper r-built ship; t sold in tea ateirer freight Ildhall-street. The new Ship ABEI2.POIL;- 281 tons register, coppeted and copper-fastened; built for the owner's use, under the inspection of the presetit master; beams laid for the stowage of sugar hogsheads; materials in rigging, sails, cables, anchors i and principal part of the iron work made in Liverpool, by most respectable matinfiCturers; carries a large cargo on a very light draft of water, -and on examina tion will be found a very superior vessel; lying in Princes Dock.—Apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-:street. Also, the first-class Ship STRATIIISLA, 333 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened ; w e ll f oun d i n stores of every description, an d ready to take in cargo; lying in King's Dock.—Apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. ,for 'ale or Obarter. , - The Brig PRINCESS CHAVSE, ROBERT Xt.., Stikitils 'Master;ll74 tons registe She w as built at ..m.ot-, Dublin, for government service, and -has just under "--- gone a 'thorough rppair, having been new coppeled at Malta. ROBIN and KING. _ .. . ... .. .. PATENT ELASTIC INDIA RUB B ER SUR AL • 'BANDAGES. " DUNSFORD, •Sua646ris' MECHANIST, N . 3, Tarle trio ton:street;opposite the Ttont - gate of St. P er's Church, Church-street, Livetpool,'begs to announce t e- Faculty and the Public; that, afterconsiderable t rou bl e - an d eiTense, h e has invented many superior -ELASTIC BANDAGES, prepared from • India Rubber, - interwoven with Silk, Cotton, and other materials, for Suigicat Purposes, yielding to the varying action of the tendons and muscles,-rendering perntanent compression to the parts affected. Amongst many others kept, are comprised the following:— , CaOutchoac Urinals, for persons afflicted with incontinence of urine, Diabetes, Bcc. India-rubber Suspensaries ; Nipple Shields, with - elastic Teat ; Teats for Feeding -bottles ; 'and Pessaries. CAOUTCHOUC.- CLYSOIRS, or ENEMA TUBES. 'This Instrument is distinguished for 'its sifitplicity, convenience, and, efficacy, and is calculated to supersede all , hydraullc - dr metallic aparatus for these purposes. It acts on the principle' of : the; Hydrostatic Balance, and with any required force. They' arellight, portable;and flexible, and may be made to contain any quantity of fluid. Patent Hydrostatic Trusses, improved Abdominal Bandages; Laced Stockings for varicose veins, Ankle Pieces and Knee Caps Gout SoCks, Surgical .Caoutehou c Bottles, mounted with Ivory Tubes, for Uretha; Cly s t er E ar, and Seton Tapes; Ene*ma Tubidg, with or without wire • Sponge - Bags; togeth er with every description of Elastic We b for surgical purposes. J. D. begs to draw the attention of the 'Faculty, and those Parents who have children 'afflicted, to his successfully. im proved Treatment Of the Distorted Spine, Club Feet, Rickets, 'and other distortions in the limbs of children. Testimonials. comprising a practice .of upwards of thirty years, may be re ferred to at No. 3; TARLETON-STREET, where Mr. DUNSFORD gives personal advice in all cases' of difficulty. J. D. has alio constantly on sale a well selected Assortment of the finest CUTLERY, in superior Razors, Penknives, Scissors, and SurgcOns' Instruments. His Lancets be can re commend and warrant 'equal to any Manufacturers in the kingdom: iffr eti, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN LITTLE BOLT ON SALE. By Mr. WILLIAM LOM . On Faro), Y, the loth day of July next, a ive o'clock in the Afternoon, at the House of Mrs. Ru on, the Bank Inn, in Bolton-le-Moors, in the county'of ancaster, in the follow ing or such other Lots as shall' agreed upon, and subject to such conditions of sale as shall hen be produced, Lot 1. A LL that valuable FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, _tlL'situate in Little Bolton aforesaid, fronting on the south-westerly side thereof, for the space of 179 yards in length, to the front of the High Road, leading from Iloiton to Chorley, and adjoining on the northerly side th ereo f t o L a nd b e l ong i ng to James Cross, Esq.,. on the southerly side to the Premises of Samuel Gaskell,.. Esq., comprising SA. 3e. 13e. St a t u t e Mea sure, or thereabouts. Part of this Field is now occupied as a Brick Croft. The site of this Land presents an excellent situation for Building good Houses upon. . 2. All that valuable" MEADOW or CLOSE of LAND, called "Wild Old Croft," adjoining to the last mentioned Field, on the easterly side thereof, also to the Premises of Miss Nuttalls, on the south-easterly side, Comprising SA. On. 17P. of the Measure aforesaid, or thereabouts. This Meadow as well as the last Lot : is now in the occupation of Mr. Roger Walker, as Tenant: thereof. The farni rent of both produces £45 a year. 3. All that other valuable MEADOW or CLOSE of LAND, situated on the southerly side of Lot 2, called "Broughton Meadow," comprising 3A. In. 2P. Statute Measure, or there abouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. JohullorroCks. This Lot produces a farm rent of £l4 a year. .4. All those Ten well-built COTTAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, extending froth the front of the said High Road in au easterly - direction along - another raw! which leads to all the other Lots, adjoining on the back side thereof, to the Pre mises of the said 'Mr.'Gaskell, known by the name of the "Ten Houses," with the 'GardenS in front thereof, .now in the several occupations of Widoi, Siltock, Robert Farrington, Aun Board man, Isabella Seddon, James 'Horrocks, John 'Mitchell, Joseph Horrocks, Henry HorroCks„ and James Leather; as Tenants thereof, comprising with the site of the said 'Cottages 1111 Square yards, or thereabouts. This Lot produces a. rental of £6O a year. ,5. Allthose EightCOTTAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, with their respective Appurtenances; called the ".Black Row," situated on the southerly side, and near to the bottom cif the said road, opposite the south-west end of Lot 2, now in th e several occupations of Betty Taylor, John LeVer, John Datty, and others as Tenants thereof, comprising With the site u the said Cottages'l96 squareyards, or thereabouts. The rental of this Lot is £33 12s. a year. ,6. All those Five other COTTAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens and Appurtenance* .tberetO be longing, adjoining on the south-westerly side Thereof; to. Lot I; and .now in the several occupations of Joseph Lomax, 'John. Hurt, William Pope, William Rawsthorne. and John Haugh, as Tenants thereof. The site of this' Lot is 542 square yards. Rental £3O a year. 7...A1l those Three other COTTAGES or DWELLIN'O HOUSES, the back part of which adjoins Lot'3, with the dens and other Appurtenances ' t h eret d,b e l ong ifi g, .now i n the respectiVe occupations of William . Brinscow; Aaron Pendle bury, and Widow Gent, as Tenants thereof.' 'The site of this Lot comprises 857 square yards, or thereabouts. The rental of this 'Lot is £l7 a year. 8. All those Four STONE COTTAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES, with the Plot of Land recently marked out behind:. the same, and adjoining on the northerly side thereof to,Lot 2,. comprising with the site of the said Cottages 408 sqnare yards of Land, or thereabOuts, now in the respective occupations, Of, , Thomas Orrell, Wm. Welthy, and others, as Tenants thereof. Annual rent £26. 9. All those Four other well-built STONE COTTAGES or, DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, in aline with the last mentioned Cottages, together with the Plot of Land behind the same, also recently set out, comprising with the site of the said Cottages 408 square yards'ef 'Land, or thereabOuts; now in. the several orcUpations of Abraham Entwistle, Thomas Cromp ton, Joseph Aspinall. and J o h n A s h cro f t, as T enaut i . Annual rent £27 10s. 10. All those Four BRICK COTTAGES OIDWEtLING HOUBES'idjoining to the last-mentioned Lot, together with the. Plot of Land behind the same, recently staked out, com prising `as aforesaid 423 'square wards, or thereabouts, now in the respective occupations of Jos. Bradbury, Thomai Horrocks, James Ashcroft, and Simeou'France, as 'I enanti thereof. Rent £24. • The whole of. the Property is held for a Term Of 999 years, created by Indenture bearing date the let day of May, 1769, subject to a Ground Rent of £lO, which it is proposed to charge upon the Fourth Lot only. The whole of this Property, from its contiguity to the popu lous town of Bolton, offers a very desirable investment for capitalists and others. One half of the purchase money, if re quested, may remain on security of the Premises. For particulars apply to Mr. GILES CROSS, Land Surveyor, Bolton, where a Plan of the Property may be seen; Mr. HENRY GLONTER, and Mr. BRIGGS ' of the same pla ce , S o li c i tors; or a t the Office of Mr. T HOMA S MORRIS, Solicitor, Wigan. Wigan, June 22, 1835. I DE T ERS of TENPENNY ALE may 11 with an Article of superior quality been offered to the Public, at the Br Hanover=street, near Bold-street. accommodated ef any that has ever ISWICK HOTEL, [)3, SALAD DRESSING OF VERY SUPERIOR . FLAVO FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD' ATS; 4.c„ Prepared and Sold Wholesale an etail by OWEN AND GER S, 9,. CHURCH-STREET, L ERPOOL. ADRESSING FOR SALAD, ~ w hi c h can b e at , a ll times available, and warran to keep unimpaired in ,an , y climate, has long been a deside turn. rhe great trouble and waste ex rienced by Housekeepers `and Proprietors of Hotels ininixing , a Dressing for Salad, Shell Fish,.&c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncerta in ty o f ch its flavour and stren g th, have inCed OWEN and GERDES to prepare this article, which completely overcomes these objec , tuas, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco nomist. . Orders for Export promptly executed: Sold .Wholesale .by C. MA WHOOD, South John-street; and Retail by• E. BRAFORD, Old Haymarket and Richmond-row; G. RAwsoN, Scotland-road; J. HOBSON, Bold-street; M. SMITH, St. James'-street; W. WAGSTAFF and EDW D. PEAR SON, Great George's-place; JAMES OWEN, London-road; and GEORGE. ASFIN A LL, 70, St. James's-street, Liverpool;`WlLSON and WHITfIY, Market-gate, and S. M. WEesiEn.. Bridge street, Warrington ; and by most respectable Druggists and YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, • ESTABLISEIED AT YORK 181.1. AHE RATES of INSURANCE from Fire are as liberal as those of any Office the Kingck)m. In LIFE Insurances the' Rates are the lowest ever offered to , the Public, especially for Females. MALES. One Siieirl - Whole A n ., One Se ven ' W e A g e l Year. Ymrs. Life. — b r Year. Years:. e. 10 •0154 0 15 8176'10 '0 13 Fe. 014 1 5 4 20 \O 17 40 18 4 1 114 4 2i 017 21 0 8. 111 6 30 : 1 , 2 1 *1 5 6, 2 5 . 6 -30 1 1 9 : 1 • 0 1 , 19 9 40 12 8116 21 2,19 940 1 5 -6! 1 3 2 - 12 0' 50 236 1 2 .6. 41 4 19i 50 1136' 1 10 3.13 3 60 310 91-4 8. V; 6 6 0i 60 .2 18 0' 3 9 3 5.12' 6 70 612 - 41 - 8 2 310 0 4170 5146 7 7 8 19 7 7 -75 916 041 10 6,13 4 - *.4,115 9 5 011 2 2;12 8 9 Annuities and. Reversions purchased, and Annuities granted. :. 7 ARMING STOCK .Insured at 2s. per Cent. Premium, without.average clauie or duty. INSURANCES tailing •Line the 24th JUNE should be paid within fifteen days from that date. !Agents, LATHAM HANMER, Jun:, 18, E%ehange-buildings. JOHN ATKINSON, 3, Bank-buildings, Castle -street, Liverpool. YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE OFFICE, No. 7, INDIA -BUILDINGS, Fr.NIVICK-§TREIT. FIRE ASSURANCES ar e e ff ec t e d w i t h this. Company at the following Reduced Rates o f Premium WAREHoUSES AND GOODS THEREIN. On Floating Policies Ws. per Cent. On specific Insurances, with warranty against • hazardous trades and hazardous goods 6s. „ Warranty against hazardous trades omitted..,: 7s Warranty against hazardous goods also omitted No warranty against plurality o f occupa ti o n r 'red. „ Policies for • short periods will be charged e usual propor tions of the above rates. SPECIAL RISKS on the most moderate terms. COMNION ASSURANCES. Quality. I Per Cvnt. • First Not Hazardous. I Is. 6d. Second.. Hazardous Third.. Doubly Hazardous Fourth, Risks, to which none of the above rates will apply. These may. be Assured by special agreement, on terms equally moderate. FARMING STOCK ls. 6d. per cent., free of duty. • No charge will be made for Policies, nor for endorsements in any case. Por the encouragement, of persons making Assurances for seven years by one payment, a deduction of one-seventh part of the premium and duty will be made. LIFE ASSURANCE May be, effected on mere favourable terms than in any Office where Bonuses are declared, thus giving the parties assured an immediate and certain advantage, in lieu of a deferred and un certain contingency. The following are the Premiums for Assuring £lOO upon the Life of a healthy Persian of. he respective ages of .- Age. Prem. per Amt. .1 Aye. Prem. Tier. Ann. 20......£1 13s. 9d. 40 •£2 17s. 3d. 25...,. 1 lg 0 45 3 7 2 • 30...... 2 .3 0. 4 0 7 • 35 2 , 9. 2 • 55 5 I& 2 • • Rates for one or seven years, and fot the'whole term of Life; also, for joint Lives and Survivorships, may he'had on 'atirilida= tion as above, to MATTHEW WOTHE RSPOON, Agent for Liverpool.... . By MR. SYERS, On FRIDAY next., the Sd day of July, at Four n'clock - in the Afternoon, at Mr. Seott's, th e Stanley Arius notel; Si•acombe, APIECE' of LAXII, situate at Poulton-cunt-Seacoinbe, in, the county of Chester to the north-w e r e Seacombe Ferry-house, b e t ween the ' high4oad lendin from thence to Poulton and Liscard and the - River Mersse, adjoining, on. the sOutherly side, the road leading ,frorrt if Se4ciiiibe Ferry to Wal-' lase'', on the eaSterlysick v4O, 'new rl4 ,vai as wide, and beingimtnediately- behind the Stanley `Ens 10tel, containing,' 'on the southerly side, 151 feet 9 inches, on the easterly side 361 feet 10 inches; on the northerlY side 40 feet, and on the westerly. side 278 feet 9 inches, and containing in the whole 3921 super-, fieial square yards of Land, or thereabouts. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs., WILKINSON and CHntsTritit, Solicitdrs, enwick-street, or to Mr. PEAcoutt; SOlicitor, 79, Church-street, Liverpool. , On FinnAy next, the 3d day of July, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the house of Mr. Lawrence, the Tranmere Hotel, in Tranmere, in the county of Chester, in the foll Owing or such other lots as may be agreed on, and subject to the con ditions of sale to he then produced,—by order • the Mort , yagees, PIECE of LAND on th e wes t i d e o f t h e o ld Lot lA. Chester road, (or Hinderton-1i e,) in Tranmere, containing in front and at the back 40 y ds, and in depth on. the north and south sides 203 yards and feet, or thereabouts. This Lot is well situated for building upon, as it commands a beautiful view of the River Mersey and the surrounding scenery, and there is an excellent bed of Stone under it, and a qUarry now opened and ready for working. - Lot 2. Four neat and commodious DWELLING-HOUSES and a SHOP, on the west side of the Chester road, in 'Fran mere, in the several occupations of Mr. James Packer, Mr. Samngl Yeaden, Mrs. Henry Brown, and Mr. Samuel Taylor, and Five COTTAGES at the back of the above fronting the old Chester road 4 (or Ilinderton-lane,) in the occupation of James Bach and others. Mr. THOMAS POSNETT, Stonemason, Lower Tranmere, will show the Property, and further particqars may be had on appli cation to Mr. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor", Lord-street, Mr. G. WHITLEY, 21, Basnett-street, or Mr. M. COWARD, 62, Gloucester-street, Liverpool. Mantel. WANTED, a respect a bl e P erson , • - a . . LADY'S MAID S who cau briur an unexceptioua e character from her last situation, anti who .understands, an has a Vste for, Dress. flaking and fLairdressiug.—Apply re, Star TO HOUSEHOLD SERVA 'S. . ANTANTED for a Gentleman's Family tear Carlisle, about ' the 20th (If July next, a.lirs4-rate, EH-LAUNDRY MAID, a good KITCHEN MAlD:and . so a HOUSE MAID; to.be.eugaged by the Month.—None but Persons well recom mended need apply, Applioutions, personally, or if by Letter post-paid, to Mits. A RNA I'HONG, of the Grap es I nn , or Mrs.HouNsuY, Coulcc tioner, Carlisle, wilt be duly attended to. Ointrarto. V l/.'-- 1 , ' . , , T . , - TO ARCHITECTS. ARCHITECTS; who may be' disposed off er Pl ans a nd seen Elevations of the LIVERPOOL 1 . ,DICAL INSTI4 TUTION, are intOrmed, -th a t th e Pla - of the Ground on which the Buildi ng i s t o b e erecte d- may seen at the MEDICAL' LIBItAitY, corner•of Duke-street and Suffolk-street; every morning from ten till one o'clock. They are requested to send their Plans 01 the said Building to Dr. - RUTTER, St. Anne street, on or before the 20th July.ensuing. Particulais may be known on application to the Secretary, Mr. G. RoGEnsoti. . GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. • TO CONT'RA'CTORS AND 0 RS. rysHE DIRECTORS. are now ready to recei e Tenders for the two remaining poi tions• of the Wori - , viz ; asr ComrnAcT.—lxtending from the w st side of Lawley street, in Birmingham, to the north side a road within or' near to the village of Aston ; both in th county of Warwick, the length being one mile and 70 chains or thereabouts. Sacotin CoNTßAcT.—Extending fro t the north east side of; the aforesaid toad, within or near to the village of Aston, in , the county of Warwick, to the south side of the Turnpike Road leading from Darlaston to Walsall, near James' Bridge, in the county of Stafford, being in length eight miles, or thereabouts. These contracts are the only two remaining unlet, and will complete the whole series from Birmingham to the Junction of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. - Plans, Sections, Drawings, Specifications, Conditions, and Forms of. fender, are now lying and may be seen at, the Corn panv's offices, Me rse y Ch am b ers, -Old Church-yard, iverpool. No Tender will be received after Monday, the 27th day of July next. G. STEPHENSON,I JOSEPH LOCKE, Engineers, Liverpool, June 24, 1835. , ---- Enouranct 1 , 44 ottreo. IMPERIAL FIRE OFFEC TH l t h e SE 2 Z , er ii s i o s n ta s n i t i , h a z re A s i l ) e n c u t a u l , P y oliei re renewable on f I ned that, for their own security, they should be renewed withi fifteen days after that date. WALTER CLARKE, Agent. High-street, Liverpool, 16th June. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, . 429, STRAND, and 21, CORNHLLI., L NDON. Instituted, 1799. DEMONS Insured at this old-establi ed Office, whose I_ Premiums fall due at NI IDSDIIME are respectfully re quested to renew the same within fiftee days from the 24th instant. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY, No. 5, Water-street, adjoining the Bank. Receipts for Policies effected through Mr. Monasi.t., lying as above, of which those concerned will please take Notice.' A large dry CELLAR to be LET, fit for the WINE and SPIRIT TRADE. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL; £5OOOOO. riE Public are respectfully reminded, that all nsurances renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the th of June must be paid at the Office, Exchange -street W on or before the 9th day of J Lily next, or the Society will ase to be liable for the sums insured. FARMING STOCK is insured FREE of Duty, and at 2s. per cent. premium. Policies as follows, aud. without the Average Clause, are grouted by this office on 'Farming Stork, namely : On Live and Peat, Farminy Stock, Utensils, and Implementrof Husbandry, in all or any oj the Farm .Baildinys, andon the Ftrm. Policies thus worded secure a FULL indemnity against loss or damage by Fire within the sum insured, which is NOT the case where the Average Clause is inserted. R. L. MILLER, • Surveyor of the Northern District. ,Treasurers, SAMUEL HOPE, Esq., and CO., Bankers. ,*** The Society's. Engine,, for the Public Use of the• Town land Neighbourhood, is stationed in Seel-street, opposite the Saw-mill. *** Society's Engine, .for the Public Use of Birkenhead and Neighbourhood, is stationed with Mr. HUGH WILLIAM S Woodside Ferry, who has been app o i n t e d Agent for Birken head and its Vicinity. Etaal r' HE creditors of Mr..JAMES PH; T GTON, late of JIL Liverpool, timber merchant, dece may reeeivea divi dend of five shillings in the pound (in ddition to the dividend of six shillings und;eightpenee already paid) on applying at the office ot' Mr. B. Passuor ' Accountant, Castle -st ree t, on M o nd ay next, or any subsequent day, (Suudays.exeepted,) between the hours of Eleven and Two. •All persons havlng claims against 'the estate of the said deceased are requested to stud the particu lars thereof to Mr. Prescot, forthwith. J. and G. CRUMP. It being reported to this Meeting that of the nine Commis sioners chosen out of the CommOn . COuncil there were four 'va cancies occasioned by the disqualificatiOn by . non-attendance of John Shaw Leigh, Esq., and 'by the retirement, by ballot, of James Aspinall, Esq., Ambrose Lace, , Esq., and Jas: Powuall Esq.; and, that of tne - titleen othei Commissioners, there wore seven vacarteies occasioned by ~the disqualifiCation by non attendance of Mr. Wilfred Troutbeck, by the .death of Mr. Richard Dobson;' and liy the retirement in pursnance of the provisions of the A c t, of Mr. John Hol mes , Mr Thomas X4ye, Mr.latnes Bateson, Mr. Juines Lii.wrence, and Mr. Jolin Ilerd. • •It was nmvett by Mr, Wales, and - seconded by Mr. James Lawrence, that , the tolbiwinv; Gentlemen be chosen . Commis sioners to: , supply.the vacatruies in the nuinbet to be:dhasen out of the Common Council, namely,, Robertson Gladstone, ESq., in the place ofJohn -Shacc • Leigh,'E'sq.,Ja ws Aspinalf, Esq., Ambrose Lac; lGq., JamesPoWnall, Es 4: • The iniitMir being put and carried, the shove named Pentle men were declared duly elected. It was moved by Mr. Samuel Iloirne, and seconded, that the following Gentlemen be chosen Commissioners to supply the vacancies in the number to be cliosen out . of the Ratepayers, namely, John Holmes, Thomas Kaye, James Latvrence, Wit ham Birkett, John-Barton, James Foster, Francis Flay Wood. The motion being put and carried, they were declared duly elected.. (Signed) AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman. The Chairman- having• retired, ' /legoived,—That the thanks of - this Meeting be' Presented 'to the ltev, Rector Augustus Campbell, fur his impartial c,m,luct in the chair. EDWD. G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners. The Commissioners tinder the "Privity , and 'Sewerage Act," in Account Current with' the '" Parish of Liverpool,' fiom the 24th June, 1834, to the 2ith June, 1835. • To Balance as per last Account in the hands of the Treasurer To Amount do. due to the New Sewers To Paving Rate for 1832, collected.. 175 5 8 Ditto „ 1833, coll. 4986 9 5 Ditto „ 1834, coll. at Bd. in the pound 11783 0 7 To Sewerage Rate fur 1832, colleeted....l: 88 5- 0 Ditto „ 18.33, coll. 2528 5. 0 Ditto „ 1834, coll. at 4d. in the pouud 5878 12 -8 Paving and New Old Sewers. Sewers. s. d. s. d 1 1 6 408 15 2 To Amount received from the Coy poration, being an -annual sum agreed to be paid by them, in lien of Paving and Repairing certain Streets and Sewers.. 5(X)O► 0 0 To Amount received from Ditto, be ing an Annual Sum agreed to be paid by them to be applied to the .New Sewers only To Amounts received for Fines for Breaking Pavements, &c.. To Amounts received from The Bootle Water Co. for Paving.. £l4B 4 10 The L'pool Gaslight Co. for Paving....... 317 14 3 The New Gas and Coke Co. for Paving Sundries for Paving 149 11 9 Do. for Paving Stones 119 10 10 Do.forCrossingStoues 117- 7 10 Do. for Flagging 252 5 1 Do. for Soughing Do. for Branch Sewers 45 10 0 5 0 0 8195 2 8 'o Amount due Leyland and Puffins. £2096 6 11 Do. to the New Sew erage Account, per contra 750 0 0 £27552 15 11 9653 17 10 CR. By Amount as per last Aecount due Leyland and Bullies . £1475 15 2 Do. do. due to the New Sewers. 408 15 2 PAVING, FLAGGING, SEWERS, &C. By Amounts paid for Paviours' and La bourers' Wages £7995 11 4 Paving Stones, Break ers, and Square - Sets. 5466 16 9 Crossing Stones and Curb Stones 1939 3 4 Stone Breakers' Wa- - es for M'Ad am i z i ng. 25 6 0 Flags. Flagging, & Masons' Wages, Repairing Flags...., Soughing,& Repairing Old Sewers Sough Gratings 340 19 JO 'Cartageof Materials 2392 5 3 Iron Work, Repairing Tools, &c Wheelwrights' Work 172 4 1 Plumbers' & Glaziers' Work . 9O . 9 3 Joiners' . Work. 99 '8 4 Office and Yard Refit 257 8 6 Advertising, Printing, and Stationery..- BO 17 11 Law Charges ..... Office Keeper's Wages 23 5 0 Balance of Interest Account . .. 100 17 9 Petty Expenses 34 '8 1 Gratuities. lO 0 0 %Excavating, Plan n ing, &c . . 70 3 I WATERING THE STREETS. By amounts paid• for • 7 New Carts ; Painting and Repairing others. 291 17 9 Water, per .Corpora . tion, Bootle Co., &c 224 10 2 Cartage of Water '358 13 10 Tank in Wm. Henry- • street. 9 Wood Pumps, and 11e1 airintr others l(6 13 Men's Wages at the Pumps .. 59 11 NEW SEWERS. By Aniounts paid for Watchmen's Wages at the different Shaft. 315 15 0 Lanterns and Candles for ditto.. Timber for protecting ditto . l2 4 11 Repairs of Wa►er and Gas Pipes 52 10 0 Making Sundry Branches • 81 10 9 On Account of Brick work, as per contracts 3500 0 0 On Account or , Exca- ' vating ditto 245 0. 0 0 3.3 8 11 SALARIES: Br paid the Collector's Commission.. Treasurer, £l4O, Treasu sees Clerk, £9O. .... Commissioners' 'Law Clerk Superintendent of the. New Sewers Assistant Surveyors Commissioners' Assistant, serving Notices, &c By Balance on account of the New Seuets, per contra... By Amount in the hands of the Treasurer.. 6415 9 317 2 1 173 11 230 0 0 100 0 0 300 0 0 285 13 4 54 12 0 1910 5 9 4 15 11 £22552 15,11 96.53 17 10 JOSEPH GIBBONS, Audited by /THOMAS KAY E, 5 etnissioners. JOHN KILSHAW, Treasurer. Liverpool, 24th June, 1835. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF,LIVERPOOL. JAMES ASPINA I. I, Eq.,-Mayor. THE GENERAL 'COURT of QUARTS 'ESSIONS: of the PEACE for this BOROUGH TOWN will be held in the NEW. COURT ROOM, the south side of • Chapel-street, on MONDAY; tllO 6th of ly next, at Ten o' c lock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons, bound over tb Appear and Prosecute, give Evidence,o! Answer, ar e 'tccattend. on pain of their respective Recognisances being entreated. , And the COURT of PASSAGE for the, RIAL of CIVIL CAUSES will be hell before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS. of the said Town on TnuttsonY, the of July next, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said Court are requested to take notice. FOSTER, Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace. Ct• All Persons are requested. to take notice, that no Tra verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered. for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office ()nor before the first dayof the Sessions. And all Indictments fur. MisdemeanottrS and Assa'ults fonnd at these Sessions agarast Persons admitted to Bail must tie en tered for Trial at or befo:e Twelve o'clock on the day liextafter the discharge of • the Grand Jury, otherwise the TriaLut tle same will stand over until the Sessions following. . . , ....... . BIRKENHEAD NEW MARKET. '-.' .-_,- --. rJIII E COMMCOMMISSIONES acting under-th e i m p rovemen t act for Birkenhead, in the count s• of Chester, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the NEW MARKE'_kin-flaNwroN ' sTitEE'r, Birkenhead, will be open-on SATUAA'v,.the I Ittiality ti of,. July next, an d on every . day 'afterwardf exCeptholidays) for the'..sale Of-. Meat, Fish, Poultry, l ' • Vegetables, Butter, Cheese, and all other . Goods, 'Ware - , rtieles Commodities, Matteis, and :Things (Cattle only ex ce pt e d) which are•usually exposed to sale iu public markets. The Market twurs between the 29th day of March and 29th dayof September, will be irons Six &Chick in the morning to Mile o'clock in the evening; and between the•29th day of.Sep teuiber and the 29th day of Alarch, 'will be from Seven o'clock in the morning to Light o'clock in the . evening, (Saturdays excepted,) u hen the Market will remain open until . Eleven o'clock iu the evening, the whole year. •• • . Shops, Rooms, Vaults, Cellars, and Stalls, in the said Market, may be taken by persons requiring theni, no application to SAMUEL STAhSFtELD, Woodside, who will state the- terms*f lettinz the saine. I ) ..ti.—Aceoannodatious will be Provided for the sale of Hay, Straw, Grass,- &c. uu the vacant ground behind the Market Building. By order. of the Cotinnissiouers. JOSEPH MALLABY, their Clerk. • Zo b Lt rp 6 It ic o b lI t! LET; witwit) irn possess 6 ii iO l -TE , No. -A: , -Tiiit,acii; E:vratToN, with i tres complete, and litely Papereil and Painted. May b iewed between the hours of Twelve and i'our. Bent £ls.per nunum.—lnquire on the Prelnises; or at the Standard-office. ► ll 10 be L Lt. with possession on the, lUth of excelleutTAMlLY BOUSE and GAV withput Coach-house, Stable, and Sei yip the north side of keinbroke-,place,, and la George licald Psq" The Ilouse contains Drawing-rouin, Dining-room, Library, extensive Kitchens on the ground guor; Ten good odg ity;Foutn., and. is replete with ev e ry convenience. l'erins and' ickets 'to View may be had on applientico to TilostAs CkOOK and SON, 19, Exotiange-streat East. filly next, an ILA,. 11;0 or t e phouse, situate on in the occupation of . . , . _ . . . MAY• PLACE, BROAD GREEN. rirlo be LET, thi s substantial NIA.N SION, with Its complete I " Gardens, Shrubberies, Hothouses, Ccitt4es,. Stables, Coach-houses, &c., and the Land attache . / : . I The' House, ou . the ground floor, vo ' of a spacious 1- trance Hall, *St one Stairca se , Drawi room, .Diuiug-room, Library, and Bre a kf as t- room, alarge tchen, Servants' Hall, and other conveuient. Offices ; en the secohd and third floor, excellent Lodging and Dressing Rooms, Bath-room. and. Water attache ClOset; With suitable Servants' Apartments,. Store-rooms,. &e. The Gardens, which, abound with, rare and va l ua bl e. F ru i t Trees, are enclosed with excellent Hot Walls, and contain two HothouseS; a Peach and Green House, Billiard -house, Bowling green, and Ice-house. .Ttie Stable Yard contains a Gardener and .Farming-man!s Cottages, DiirY, two Four-stalled Stables, with Saddle-rooms, Coach-houses, &c., Shippon, yowl-houses, Piggeries, &c., and a Fish-pond. . The whole occupies a space of about 20 statute Acres, of WhiCh . abont 15 consist of fine Meadow Land, situate about three miles from the Liverpool Exchange, with Entrances from the Edge-lane, Wavertree, or London Roads. _ Apply to Messrs. STUINGER and MANN, seel-street. 1831 10 4 500 8 0 125 5 0 15 12 g 120 10 0 40 1 0 ' 0 '22 15 10 23171 15 4 1171 t; 11 FISHING.-NORTH WALES . _ rylo be LET, the well-know u and beautiful LAKE of YN ALED, together with a good'HOUSE; also, required, Sixty Acres of enclosed LAND and a SHEEP . K. The LsKs'is near Three Miles iu Chico rence, abounds with Fish, of which the Trout have been rig celebrated for their superior flavour, and is situated the Grousing Hills, within eight miles of Denbigh, and the .une distance from the great London and Holybead ltor.d at Pentrefoclas. Application (post-paid) to be made to WILLIAkI CHAMUT;RS CH AmakEs, Esq., 73, Stanley-street, Liverpool; Messrs. W. FoSakav and Co., Merchants,. Liverp oo l ; .. or M essrs. E NANS add Wft.q.A.m . s,..solicitors, Denbigh. Zrabe anb Alanufarturro. TO THE LADIES OP LIVERPOOL D ITS VICINITY. MRS. KEET, No. 17, CH UR C H -ST U OPPOSITE S r . PEZER'S CHURCH, having for 1 .years conducted the STAY and CORSET BUSINE , begs to offer to the Ladies of Liverpool her Iniprovemen - upon the FKENCI - 1 CORSET; which from its lightness, elegance of stape, and per fect freedom from any injunous pressure, is peculiarly adapted for the use of .Young Ladies and persons of delicate health ; price of these Corsets, for Cash, from Pls. to 21s. - Braces, Belts, &v. made to order, under Medical direction, for the prevention of the progress of incipient deformity. Irish Linens Imported. A variety of lieady-mace Linen, Morning Gowns, Wrappers. &c. HAIR ,CLOIH & CURLED HAIR MANUFACTORIES, 24, Upper Pitt-street, and 41, Wtod-sfreet, BItEARLEYjA ES and Co. b eg to announce tot b— it) lie and Trade generally interested in the abo rtieles, that they can be supplied to any extent, and on th ost liberal terms, by applying at either of the above pla s. Retail dealers in the business will find an antage in mak ing their purchases at these establishments, s they can at any time be supplied with whatever quantity they may wish to pur chase. Country. ptitchasers will please to obs , :..rve that these are the only Establishments in Liverpool where Hair Cloth . is Manu factured, and the terms on which they can be supplied will, on inspection, met it their approval. . • GLASGOW HOUSE. .-NEW SILK MERCERY AND LINEN DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAMS and Co., 30, CHUIICH-TliiET, rner of • " Basnett-street.) The cheapest Warehouse alI kinds of SCOTCH GOODS, especiallY Shawl's, i s, - Sheetings, Ticks, Table-cloths and Covers, Muslims, W cd Collars and. Trimmings. T.W. and Co. respectfully announce that they, have ready ,for inspection a large STOCK' or the 'abo ve GOODS , and that,, having made arrangements with the first Houses in SCOtlang secure regular supplies of their Manufactures they can advance higher claims to publi c p atronage i n that Manufactures, of business than any other House in the trade. , IT. W. and Co also invite inspectiOn of:their extensive pnr icliases of SUMMER GOODS in the London and Manchester iMarketS . , ref which they have rece i v ed fresh arrivals, at 'very re diked prices, particularly in Silks, Printed Muslims, and. CaM biics, Gauze Ribbons, Gloves, Parasols, &c. 'Funerals completely Furnished, and every description of Family Mourning. . , N - .8.--Owing to the small _profit marked on .all t4e-, Goods, no credit can be given, and no abatement made. ' • A NEW INVENTION. IMPORTAA^7' TO ALE . ..111 , 'LICTED WEAK SAFOM, - MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, 16, JUlito giE E L 1 VER poor., respectfully begs to in form the Nobility'. Gentry, and all those who may requicp-the aid of SPEC rAeLlis, as well as exporters and de that he has constantly on hand a suPerior, Asso tm of 'Gold, Silver, fine - Steel, T4irtoiseshell, S4c., SaLe 4 s, carefully fitted with Brazilian Pebbles ' and other I,cn s, adapted with equal scientific correctness, liv his Foreman, L. LEVVEI.4*Itii, , one of the most 'scientific' and skald* Opticians in Europe, originally from the:Opthalrbie Institution of Berlin, froin Whit* he hai Certificates of great ability, as Well as from (Ater Cities and Towns where he has studied and7practised, viz., Berlin, Dr. Ilufeland, Physician,lo his ,Majesty the' Kine of Pi usSia, Oculist Gracie and - Oculist Rust; Dresden, Kreysig, Physician to his Majesty the King of Sakony, Professor Prenitz, and. Oculist \Vetter; Leipsig, ProfesSor Glarus and Professor Kuhl; Hamburg, Professors Sehineisser and.Ebblieg ; tau,' Dr. Benedict; Vienna, be. Jacgar and Oculist Beer; London,' Mr. Alexander, Oculist, Cork-street, and Messrs. Tyrret and Scott, o f he Lond o n' Opthalinic .Infit.lniry ; iir mim.,:rham, Messrs. 'Hodgson and J..L.edson, of the Birminghatn . Institution NI . the Diseases of the Eye; and Mr. 1,. H. Smith, Oculist to the Infirmary, Southall], .WarwiCkshire; and uutily . others too minierous to naine in an itiVertiserneut. • B. K. begs' alsd to 'announce, 'that his Foreman, L. LEwirt- BERG; the Sole' Inventor of the Ambei. Spectacles, has recently invented and now completed a most ingenious "Mathematical Instrument, TH E OPTICIAN'S, GIJI DE, by which he ascer tains the true focus , reach individual's sight, at the &ULM tirne learns if the strength of both eyes be - the satne, as it frequently occurs that one is we a k e r th a n the other. To this needful In strati-lent is attached a variety M'Apparatus by which the Prar-,. titiouer discovers with fadilift•what coloured Lenses or dhows will suit best the affected Visicin. Hitherto Spectaeles b a ve. been sold by chance, so that often the wearer runs the. risk of injuring the sight instead of improving it. This Invention w4ll, however, lenitive all doubt; and as long as the Eye possesses . Vision he is able to suit the Sight with Spectacles, ;as his Lenses are manufactured both by German and English mea sure, and tried by the Optician's Guide, so as .to preclude the least shade of error.- It is rumoured that Col. Cradock. is to proceed under the directions Of government to Spain, for the purpose of acting as commissioner, in order to take care that no steps are adopted by the forces whiaf are to be forwarded to Spain to assist the constitutional cause against the .Carlists which may, be con trary to the provisions of the quadruple treaty. We have not been able, on inquiry, to ascertain whether anything definite with respect to this alleged appointment has been .come to: The information received from the Cape of Good Hope to-day. reaches .down to the Gth April. The most important juteli geuce received from the f ront i er i s the development of the plan .. of operations, both offensive and defensive, in.which the troops were to he engaged against the. Caffres. The governor had left. behind two, lines of defence against any attempt of. the, enemy daring, the absence of ,the commando,in Cafire Land,— the :first extending' rro tr i' th e . Wint e ' r b erg command . 91: Colonel 'Vlgiand; while - to the sea, under;the the ,i3econd would pro ,test the 'distriCt. of Uitenhage, umter Cnyier. Fort• Elizabeth • ,Was under the commend aspeciaLconimandant., 'the corn, . ~PiandO had been able to obtain.,;bo little information: of the. , force, POsitiOri, or intentions Of.the,hostilel ; ebiefs. No offer • 'had yet been made bVthern to treat with, or submit. to, the. • colonist alithority. 71‘he . , Chief Jittrizer, who, with his .101- , , lowers, still held .posses i Sion of:a. consi,derable number of stolen, ' cattle,'"apspeaykd verY l apYiu,s',l4 t .kgetz ktn.on good terms.with . the colonists;'and u 'at. an pit“Otiw .he tad had with. two. of the: latter, who 'hid pissed ihrough hii territojy, he _bad shown a, great - desire to assureliii guests thit he had taken. no part in the invasion. - *The roost important fact, however, is that he had •given•them iunitination where all the colonists',cattle were to be found, namely, at the sources of the kieskama. It is calcolated that - upwards of l(if) Caffres litid been killed during the 'invasion. 'I he advices communicate lengtheneddetails., . relative to the war, but iu general they are uninteresting. V Va , 1 IJi who can bring an unexeeptiona e character from her last - situation, anti who understands, an has a Laiste for, Dress making and Haindlessing.—Apply e Stat d Office. • 4. CURATE is,WA.NTED where aTi to Orders will be given. .As the Incumbent resides .0 ti his Living, which is of small value, the Stipend will be ver Letters addressed (post-paid) to th tev. A. M., Postoffice, Hexhain, will.be attended tu.