The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10 00:00:00

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V il V il l Tu sail on Saturdog, _.,..------- • Illir ."""b "*. for any Debt or Debts contr el by toy wife, JANk .~.. 4 , For BOMA, the A o l k p, 40a-built Barque PK tifilk --- ri' , MEI:DORA, J. F. DIXON, ter.—For freight or .1 7 .5 ":..1: . • --.--- " passage, apply to Bat aI.A.• - I H 7 ITON, - rtiLAgf, atm 16 GIN SON, ASHLEY BROTHERS. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. 1i11RK.14.01, after this date. Witness hand this . 9th day of Jul, 1833. THOMAS KIitKRAM. NViinebs, Frederick Stonehouse. Loading in the Prince's Dock. For MANILLA, with leave to call a e CAN,: OF ' line ; the A 1 B r i g BRIAN RU, A S Al AM:180N, M as t er; a regu l r d er, an d under en gagement to sail irninediately.—Forf .„ t or passage, having superior accommodation, apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. -HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLI.ETT. Ittcation. VOL. 2'75. 1 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1R35. [PRICE 71). I)EV. ROBERT WILSON, 8.A.. Lawer Niersev View, Bootle, receives into his licapar'Young Gentlemen to instruct in the GREEK a nd LAiT LANGUAGES, and its the usual Br a n c h es o f a soun d Educa tion. Mr. W. will 'nave ()vie or Two Vacancies after the Blidsunt ther Holydays. Terms, &c. tnay be known upon applicatioa to the Printer of this Paper. ' For BOMBAY, . • 4. Arik ARCH The Ship T 0 0 111 e...- IBALD REID, mender. i. or freight, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB. Coaottutot. On s.Late. aLc On aurtion. DISTRESSING CASE. r7IHE PUBLISHER of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD' 1 begs leave to acknowledge the receipt of the following sums, in behalf of the Young LADY whose distie • g situa tion was laid before our readers in our last publi ion : I; s. d- Two witnesses in a case of theft at th . change) o i u 0 News-room, tried at the present sess . s 5 An Englishman, at Warrington Subscriptions will be thaukfully received at the Standard- . office. to sail Site Lith instant.. fine For BOMBAY, the ne Ship CLIFTO ly•lAm F ' . `14 ..... &suer, Commander ;A 1 313 t per register ; copperel and copper-fasteued , • will he tiespatched z " above.—Fur terms of freight or pa ge apply to Messrs. DlR(ni, RICII4OND, and Co., Martian is, or to BOLD and RUSSEL. ____. For BRISTOL, The Brig BLANDFOI&D, cap‘a . Hors; ..:IZer,?-7 Will sail ih all this week, with any taht that may offer.—Apply to GRAHAM c d TAYLOR. • PLANTATION AND EDG OOLS, Of all kinds, manufactured by Lvndo nd Wiguall, at the Minerva Works, ni t ' igham. Apply to - HE a SEALY, Jun. 1 , Exchange -street East. Every description of HARDWARE for e y ortation; apply above. as aove. VA LUABLE and WEL LtFIitiQUENTED PUBLIC-HOUSE. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Without reserve,—Ou TituttsoxY next, the 16th instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clat eadon-rooms, South John street,—by order of the Mortgagee, A LL that Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, together with 11 the well-frequented PUBLIC-HOUSE ereon erected, situate on the south side of Lawrence-stree cotland-road, and now in the occupation of Mr. Bii - chall, I together with the adjoining FRONT HOUSE aad TH 'E BACK HOUSES, in a Court behind the same, and now or late in the occupation of Anu Whitley, John Allen, Juhn Robinson, and another, containing in front to Lawrence-street IU . yards, and at the back, fronting M'Kee-street, 10 yards, and being in depth on the east and west sides severally 20 Yards. For further particulars apply to Mr. MAW DS LEY, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool. ORFORD HALL, NEARin-ARRINGTort. fur ?SS RIGU and Miss ‘-beg to aanounce that ill_ their Establishment will he R -OPENED fur the Re ception of Pupils, on TuESDA Y, the 21st ofJuly. gt.atco bv Auction. 32 Boxes Turkey . SPONGE, of tit nest quality. _Apply to HENRY ' ALY, jun., 19. .xchanee-strcn East. ZE.tanteb. Warranted first Ship, and will sail on Sunday, . t v_..,••••„ : For BOMI3NY, the fine Liverpool- • Barque 1- . I t r k s . 7 ;IIIBODOSIA, J. COLEMAN, 0 ander ;A 1, 300 tuns per register, sails fast, will be despatched as above.—For terms of freight or pa age apply to Messrs. FERGUSON, MILLER, and Ca., or to BOLD and RUSS4L. _ . THIS DA.Y. G . IIA.MMAR SCHOOL, PRESTO!..C. rit VIE SCHOOL will will OPEN on the tllet instant. Th e 1 Head Master, the Rev. G. N. SMITH, receives Pupils into his house. ;' 'leruss, Forty Guineas per annum. Busliell-pki c e, Preston, July 7, 1835. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at T elve o'clock, at Roscow and Rigg's Office Wate -street, 71(YJ Dry Salted, &c. East India C 7 HIDES, Just lauded et Golden Fleece, fro Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. M‘Lton, HOUSTON, and Co., 14 erehants, or ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. BEST JERSEY CYDER. A Quantity of best Jersey CYDER has ust been lawled, Ex Olive Branc In different sized Casks, at a low rate. arranted of excellent quality and First G owth. Also, Some FRENCH POWYS, in good condition. Apply to F. F. GIBBS and Co., 18, 9oree Piazzas. GAME PRESERVE. TvANTE D, by a Gentleman, the PRIVILEGE of COURSING, for one or more Seasons, • her on an exclusive Manor or any Ground within aco tent distance of Liverpool, where the Proprietor Old e a superfluity of Hares. Amusement and recreation •ig the object of the Advertiser, the Game that is killed ay he g iv e n up to the . Proprietor, if it i s w i s h e d for.—'Perms either for the Manor, or for the address of the Advertiser, apply to the Printer. To sail about the 25th instant. _ For CALCUTTA 'direct, theifine Liv ttg . to''. , "' Barque MONTROSE, Captain THOM ALL; A I, 319 tons per register, newly cop r . almost entirely rebuilt, will be found iu every respect al to a new vessel, .and a very superior conveyance both for goods and passengers. 7—For terms, &c., apply to Messrs, C., W., and F. Stt A NI), or to W. ir.d .1. TYRE H. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND 1411E1 . CIAL ACADEMY, ritosPißcr rlocse , TIZ 11Elth, 1" i`~ Public that h r i e s sp ,.4 e c ttlialif ( w in: MONDAY, the 27th instant. Terms, &e., may be had on application to Mr. SIMON. Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones. Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street, 1354 Salted Danish OX lILDES, Ex Edmund, from CopenYWlt• 360 Dry Salted Syrian OX and VOW HIDES, - 700 Duzen Syrian HARE SKINS. Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokeri. et WAR D RANTE ANCII S And CORPOItATION-TESTED CI N: CABLES. RAL CLAY, Trentham-street and Pariiament-street. ESHME. his Friend* and the be REOPENED of.: WANTED, in a Family residin g f our m il es f • al - Liver pool, a ste,cly, active WOMAN, as good plain COOK; she must likewise understand the anagement of a small Dairy. Also, a HOUSEMAID, who has n accustomed to wait iug', and can assist in washing and getting up linen. Persons who value religious privileges would be preferred: Apply, if by letter, post paid, to Messrs. 1). NienoLsoN and Co., Hatters, Church-street. For LINTIN and CANTON, the fast-soti‹, , Barque FAERIE QUEENS, Wu. Hula r, Commander. -14 - For freight or passag4 apply to TAYLOR. POTTER, and Co. CHERRY BRANDY, in Gases of One Dozen • h; and CABIN BISCUITS, in Punche , • For Exliortatinn. • - GREASE, in Firkins- ' DO ' READ, HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGES, NGUES, &c. &c., Now landing ex Edmund, from Copenhag,en, south end King's Dock.—Apply to WILLIAM TARBET • 11, ExehangeLbuildings. EDUCATION; WAVERTREE, NEAR LIVERPOOL. rriTTP, MISSES ELLIOTT, (successors to e Misses Duck- X worth. of Lark-field,) beg to anno their intention of receiving PUPILS, on TUESDAY, the instant. The Misses ELLIOTT purpose taking a limited number of Young Ladies, and eminent Musters wilt attend to give iia st!,u;tl!?iti. iu the usual brunettes of Education. • Tats DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at Wm. Nevett's Office, Rumford-street, 33 Barrels INDIAN ItUBBEA_BOTTLES, 8 Ditto ISINGLASS, 8 Ditto TAPIOCA, • Ex Columbine from Para.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. a,Daily expected to arrive, and will hare quick Elt: )„, For t1014,i3A I', the very fine new Ship l'ttlAN, Of Liverpool, ADAM KILLICK, Co ruder • burthen 380 tons; British-built and coppered; has superior accoLumadations. Fur freight and passage appiy to JOHN BII3BY and Co. WEST INDIES. Intended to sail To-morrow. For BARBADOES, the Liverpool-Wilt Barque • __1,449 , 1,,, GRANITUDE, A NDU EW • WHYT ,41aster ; now ..00,10• loading north end Queen's Dock And will be suc ceeded "by.the Barque ARETII "SA, DAvin HUT CH INSOW, Master.—Fur freight or passage apply to .HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholtrie-square. .1;) sail itamodiately. ~ C.., For DEMERAItA, the first-classr r ig PEKIN, p rig 4H. BLAIR, Master.—For freight. ssa apply to Mr. TAIOAIAS TINGXY, Broker, o o THOS. and HENRY MURRAY. For BARBADOES, The Brig MARY'S, SAm. , Master. —For freight of passage apply to BARTON; IRLAM, and IGGINSON. SOUTH AIYIEaICA. Wilt sail immediately. For LIMA direct, and WEST COA OF CEN - TEAL A 111 E RIC A; the SOPHIA; , buithen 250 • ' tons, JOHN D. ESHP.I.IIIf, Comma - r; has room for about 50 tons measurement goods, d superior accom. rnodations for .a few po.sueugers.—For particular s of freight or pasiago apply to the Captain, on board, or to W. NEvErr, 1, Rumford-street. UNITED ' STATES. For NEW ORLEANS, the ner'oppered Barque MARGARET' JOHNSON ; b hen 366 tons.--Foi freight or passage apply to Messrs. BooTH, sad Cu., or to H. N.• HUGHES. BruTisia AMERICA. To be deatched immediately. •'• For HALIFAX, the Ha 'fa Packet Com pany's Ship HALIFAX, Cu ES M. CLEARY, Master; burthen per registera ns ; coppered, and has superior accororuodations - tor passengers.—For freight or other particulars apply on board , in the Brunswick Dock at No. 9, Duke's-place, or to W. FAIRCLOUGI-i. NEW. SOUTH WALES. To sbccceed tke RICLIARD WALICEit, and u , ill be despatched about Me 10th July. For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY, the fine fast-tailing Barque JESSIE, W. ItzLL, Commander; • a regular Mader; burthen per resfster 314 tons, has superior accommodations for cabin and steerage' passengers, and will carry a Surgeon..—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants, ut to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. EDITERRANEAN. LINE OF PACKETS FOR LISBON, ir Sailing ou the Ist, 10th, and 20th of every Mouth. - To scril.an the Wth tristateet. • 'VA The e?ppered and copper-fastened Sch SULTANA, ILOGERS, ige.ove A 1; 120 tons register.—For freight applx to J 011.1140 I - and Co *team 14Tabfgatton. GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, With Goods and Passengers , _ • Every WEDNESDAY and SATO Y. X THE CITY OF GLAS Steam-packet COmpan essels, c YOF GLASGOW (New Steamer) EXANDEE DRYS - DALE, Commander, JOHN WOOD, JOHN BOYD, Commander, The VULCAN, RoDT. EYING, Commander, sad from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or without • Pilots:— , • The CITY of GLASGOW sails To-moanow,.(Saturday,) the lith instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Alonling• VULCAN sails on WEDNESDAY next, the 15th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Apply to DAVID bI'iVER and Co., 34 Water-street. 'LIVERPOOL & BELFAST. \ „ • The new Steam-packet F ON , V . A large and very swilt-sailin easel, is ap pointed to Sail front LIVF OOL to BEL FA.ST; in July, 1835, as follows:—' Friday, 10th July, at 9 o'clock in the Evening, Friday, 17th „ 3 „ in the Afternoon, Friday, „ 24th „ 9 in the Evening, Friday,, 31st 2 „ in the Afternoon, From the Clarence" Dock. The FALCON leaves BELFAST for LIVERPOOL every TUESDAY. LANGTRYS and Co., 30, Water-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. Oft A. • THE CITY GIF DUBLIN -4W:" STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots,) taking Goods and v D Passengers to the following ports, namely, T. DUBLIN Daily. Fr,r BELFAST the NOTTINGHAM, on Mo AY, the 1 3th i ns t an t, at O ne o'clock in th e Afternoon from the Clarence Dock. And the HIBERNIA, on WEDNESDAY rie. . the 15th in stant, atTwo o'clock in :he Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply for Dublin Line, to.. . SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. . JOHN M'CAMMONand Co., The pi iaciple of this Company . is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after pay went of the Dividends—thus creating a community o f interests between the Shipp ers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Lice Stick the having a well supported Establishment of first class Si earners, and the lowest rate of Freightcompatible with a due attention to their maintenance. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foreign Packets. .• • THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION . 4AAA. COMPAN Y'S first-rate and superior PACK- D.45•%.;,17, ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, fo r HAMBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every qiesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning Wednesday and Saturday. From Hamburgh the di f -only 33 miles to Lubeck, from whence the sple • i - Apackets ALEXANDER and N;COLAY sail f u urgh weekly. Steam-packets leave Lubeck a .o • Copenhagen and Stockholm. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carr • . his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday rnruo-, at Seven o'clock p recise ly , returning ev ery Wedn4.ai and S a t ur d ay s 'Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 Passengers to COLOGNE, and any other place on the 'RHINE, can proceed by the General Steam Navigation Corn- Fpany's Rotterdam or Antwerp Packets on the lowest terms, -and are entitled to peculiar advantages. A splendid new - steam-ship, built ex p ress ly f o r this station, will 'commenc e uunning shortly. ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from 'the Postoffice, every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Ten precisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same hour. 'Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the-RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re turning very Tuesday night. CALAIS every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn 11g, returning every Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday BOULOGNE, every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday, return +lag every Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. BRIGHTON, for DIE - PPE, every Wednesday and Satur day, returning every Monday and Thursday. 11RIGHTON, for HAVRE, every Sunday, returning every Thursday. Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp t ativils to be mad e t o M essrs . D a B ra an d R A HN , 4, C res cent, . I "ries; on the oth er s t a ti ons t o M r . N ORMAN , 1, Water la_eUes, Tower -street. I n f ormat i on may a l so b e o bt a i ne d f ro m M srs. 11 ALL, Wharan,gers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SLATES, Agent. Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, A g ent, M a rgat e; Mr. BLACK, ~ent• Brighton ; Me ssrs . C owr y an d Sots, Foreign Newspaper umee, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand; Mr. COIMAN, 61, Charing cross; Mr. UN DF.II WOOD 56, Haymarket; and at the Office of the Company, 69, Lotni;ard-street Powerful Steam Packets may be ensaged for Towing and iwreursion General s. tea. NaviyatiimCClL S. BESSELL, Secretary. • 6 9, Lout &a rel-,t reci, L an pany, Ance is al steam it. Peters weekly fur On account of the Underwriters. Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at Wm. Nevett's Office, Rinnford-stytet, 15 Double Bales FRENCH MADWER. ROOTS, Landed ex Susan and Anne, from •Marserles, and nay be seen at Montgomery's Warehouse, King's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. E. and I. It (3A nszoN and Co., Merchants, or WILLIAM N EV Err, Broker. Tins DAY; (Friday,) the 10th instaut, a One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Bonito -street, 15 Tons Lima NICARAGU ()OD, Ex Rimac, from Valparaiso.—For fort particulars apply to Messrs. PENNY BuornEas, Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVATT, Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at Nevett's O ffi ce, R I / ord- street, 100 Tons CAMPEAC HY GWOOD, Ex Suffolk, from New Orleans.—App to Messrs. JOHN RIDG WJLY and Co., Merchants, or WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at Henry Glynn'3 Office, Exchange-street list, 5 Caskst ISINGLASS, I Bag 6 CasksZ INDIA RC BER, I Case ) Ex Columbine, from Para.—Apply to HENRY: GLYNN, Broker. SATURDAY. I/ On account of whom it may cone fi. TO -MORROW, (Saturday,) the 11th instant, Twelve o'clock, at the Depot, north end Princ s Dock, A quantity of RIGGING, BLOC , SAILS, WATER TANK, (about 1,330 Gallons,) and otl r Materials saved from the wreck of the Huron. Apply to Messrs. Ch APMAN and Wtt.t.ts, Agents for Lloyd's; 'Messrs. COTESWORTLI and SMITH, or NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. MONDAY. On .MoNnAy next. the 13th instant, at IN ve o'clock, at the Office of Jones, Mann, and Co. ale-street, 60 Casks Jamaica coy EE, 33 Barrels Ditto GlNftElt. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ADAMS, Merchant, or JONES, MANN, and POSTER, Brokers.- On account of whom it nviy concern. On MONDAY next, the 13th instant, it /Twelve o'clock, in the Shed, north end Trine,, s Dock, A Quantity of datnaged MANUF4 URED GOODS, saved from the wreck of the Hurdti, for Pernambuco. Apply to M. GEORGE 11IGHFIELtf, dr to CORREE, HUSPNI, and Co., Brokers. • On account of whom it 1 y concern. 42 OD MONDAY next, the 13th ius • t, at One o'clock, at the ~ Depot, north end prince's Dock, A quantity of Daraagedßritiah MANUPAUTURED GOODS, errariating-of•Printed Cottons, Calicoes , Hardware, Bar and Hoop Iron, Sugar Pans, &c., saved from the Wreck of the Huron, for Pernambuco. _ ___ Apply to Messrs. CHAPMAN and WILLIS, Agents for Lloyd's; Messrs. COTESWORTH and SMITH, or NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. TUESDAY. On 'l'-EsDAY next, the 1 Ith instant, at Twel o'clock, at Molpieux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office C el-street, 22 Tierces, 22 Barrels Jamaic F 'EE, 3 Tierces, 186 Bags PIME 81 Barrels Jamaica GINGER, 20 Tons COCUS WOOD, Now landing.—Apply to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at G. and W. Wainwright's Office, Dale-street, 260 Tons fine LIMA WO Now landing ex Rapid, north side W oo Dock.—Apply to Messrs. THOMAS M'TEA a and Co., h chants, or GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT, Brokers. • ROWLINSON and Co., THURSDAY . OD THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at One o'cloer , at Bateson .and Horsfall's O ffi ce, Lower C tl, treet, 150 Chess SHELL , 5 Chests LAC DY , 150 Bales SUNN H 'MP. Now landing, ex London and Golden Fleece, from Calcutta. BATESON and HORSFALJ4, Brokers'. AFTER FRIDAY NEST. On TUESDAY, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'cloc at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Cast! eet, 400 Bags Brazil COFFEE. Now landing, ex Jarrow. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. TEA. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildiugs, Liverpool, The following TEAS, ex Planter, from Canto 2882 Chests CONGOU, 236 Half-Chests 100.Ha1f-Chests TWANKA 137 Chests HYSON, lOU Boxes GUNPOWDER, For further particulars apply to Messrs. J. GLADSTONE and Co., Merchants, or to VARNHAM, EWART,and DELAFOSSE and Brokers. GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, TEA. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-rooin, Exchange-buildings, The follotiing TEA, ex Standard, from Catito.-:" 150 Chests 300 Half Ditto 400 Ditto (Congou Packages) , 0 . EA. - 300 Quarter 1000 Square Half Ditto 700 Ten Catty Boxes ply to Messrs. DANIELL and Diet( INsoN, Merchants; to the Apply to Messrs. DANTELL and J)mcKmNsoN, Merchants; to the Widow MOFFATT and SON, London, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve ' ock, at the Public Sale Room, Exchange-b ld . gs, 110 Chests East India IN 0, Ex Euphrates,. from Caic la. BUCHANAN and B OWNE, Brokers. WOOL. On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o' ock, and the following day, at Ten o'clock, at the P iic Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 1040 Bales of New South Wales WO ,of the nei:v clip, Ex Princess Victoria, Bissett, direct from Sydney. The above cargo comprises the most favourite Fleeces, of both combing and clothing sorts, the whole in fine condition.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. ASPINALL, BROWNE, and ASPINALL, Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at the Pu c Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 500 Bales Peruvian WO • Ex Lucy and Llama, from Islay nd Lima. For particulars apply to Messrs. PEARCE, WILLAST, and Co., Merchants, or to GEORGE LAW, Broker, 12, Exchange-chambers. On TuiTasnar, the 30th, and FRIDAY, the 31st instant, (next after Messrs. Buchanan and Browne's sale,'at the Public Sale-roont, Exchange-buildings, 270 Bales New South Wales WO L f the pew clip, Now landing ex Edinburgh and Princ ictoria, direct from Sydney. Also, a Quantity of other WOOLS. For further particulars apply to ABRAM GARTS(DE, Woyllroker. li T J OVERS of TEAT PENNY ALE ma e accommodated with an Article of superior quart • o any that has ever been offered to the Public, at the B NSWICK liorta, 53, lianover-street, near Bold-street. tiaiubutgli and DatitL,e Prime Mtes•PORK, Superfine SwaIkYLOUR, Choice Teneritre and Port „WUES, In Pipes, Hogsheads, and ,Wide Casks; Also, TIMBER, DEALS,23ind STAVES, .• Deliverable at Quebec, Apply to (MAHAM and TAYLOR. A - CONSTANT SUPPLY OF • SODA, in Crystals, ALUM, Lump and Ground, o f ' su p er i or al ity. ILOMAN, or BLUE VITRIOL, PLATE GLASS, Silvered or Unsilvered, for Chimney, Sr, and Dressing Glasses, of any size, not exceeding 16 f in length by 7 feet in breadth, furnished with or without.Grilt, Rosewood, or Ma hogany Frames ; polished Plate Glass, for Shop Windows, .Carriages, and Dwelling houses. DIAMOND OR MOULDED PLATE GLASS, Which admits of the rays of light, but cannot be seen through. and being very thick, is suitable for Banking-houses, Office and Kitchen Windows, which are in exposed situations. WINDOW GLASS, In Cratei and Boxes; and Squares cut to coder f4lr Home Use and Exportati on . 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 Exp or tation and H ome Consumption; with a General Supply of every description and size in use for Medi c al and Chemical purposes. The whole of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Manufacture. Apply to ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR and Co., 47, Henry-street, or 19, Slater-street,,Duke-street. The beautiful fast-sailing Sch ner BA 1,1,H Y, FRANC'S ORFEUR, Commalider• 63 41-94 tons re: •—• lister, built at, Shoreham. it rch, 1832, coppered and copper-fastened, well s lied in stores, sails, boats, and every necessary ; carri es a oo d cargo, an d i s we ll adapted for any trade. May be seen by applying on board, in King's Dock. For further particulars apply to ROSS BRO 1:11ERS, 16 ; Harrington-street. To THE NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN CONNECTED WITH THE ROYAL YACHT CLUB. FOR SALE, V The beautiful and f as t- sa ili ng Br* mine Schooner • A ;;liit MISCHIEF; burthen p er regist r 200, tons; cop pered and copper-fastened; bni in Catalonia two years ago of the very best materials, was captured on the o coast of Africa a few months since by eof li. M. Ships, and condemned in the Court of Admiralty as a Prize. As for naval architecture is one that may be equalled but not excelled,, com bining the two requisite qualities of beauty and fast sailing, and particularly adapted for a Nobleman's Yacht; carries a fair cargo, and from her swift-sailin g qua liti es wou ld ma k e a most excellent Opium Trader, and, being well found in Stores, could be sent to sea at a very trifling expense. Her dimensions are— length 9t.i feet, breadth 22 feet, depth in the hold S feet.—Por particulars apply to.P. H. LANGLEY, 4, Exchange-place, or to D. lONGE, Agent for Sale of Ships, ou 'Change. Web 3 Vubticationo. PRICE MILTON, VOL. 2, PRICE :' This day is . published rrinE POETICAL WORKS and LI .of JOHN MIL- L TON. By Sir EGERTON BRI GES, Bart. With Imaginative Illustrations, by Tuam KR. R.A.- _ ..- - " Is not each great, each awluhle Muse Of Classic ages in our MILTON met? A genius universal-as his theme; Astonishing as Chaos; as the bloom Of blowing Eden fair; as Heaven sublime !" To be completed in 6 vols. Also, PLANTAGENET, 3 vols. Bvo., 31s. ad. London, MACRONB; Liverpool, GRAM.. CHURCH REVENUE COMMISSION. This Day is Published, in one Volume Dewy Svo., price 16s. in boards, 4 T IBER ECCLESIASTICUS: being an Ac coun t o f t h e Revenues of the several Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Sees, (distinguishing such 'Cathedrals; Collegiate Churches, and Ecclesi mat Corpora lions; the,Separate Revenues of the several ends and other Preferments in Cathedral and Collegiat ' urcbes ; the present Net Value and Nature of each Ben e as have Glebe Houses), with the nam of the Patron, the Dedi cation of the Church, the Population of each Parish and Chapelry ; to which are added several useful Tables of Averages, &c:, &c. Extracted, with Corrections and Additions, f rom th e voluminous "REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP POINTED TO INQUIRE RESPECTING ECCLESIAS TICAL REVENUES IN ENGLAND AND WALE'S," presented to Parliament by command of His Majesty. —In the present Work the Benefices are throughout arranged in a lph a _ betic order, affording the utmost facility of reference t o any Living in the Kingdom. London: Hamilton; Adams, and Co. I)ubttc Zotiteo. it yA LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL N K. A DIVIDEND of Three Pounds per Ce . for th e h a lf y ear 11... year ending on the 30th June, will paid to the Propri etors ou 'application at the Bank on and • er the 25th instant. By order of the Directors. JAMES MACGREGOR, - Manager. Bank, Hiyh-street,7th July, 1835. BANK OF LIVERPOOL. SIXTH DIVIDEND. ripHE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIV,ERPOOL do J. hereby give Notice to the Proprietors. tl t they have de clared a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND. the late of £7 per Cent. per annum, on the paid up Capita of the Company, from the ht of January to the 3Uth of Jon 1835, and that such Dividend will be payable at the Bank of ie Company, in Wa ter-street, on and after TUESDAY, the 4th day of . August next, between the hours of Ten and Three on each day. Dated at Liverpool this Bth day of July, 1835. By order of the Board, JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager. Each Proprietor will be expected, (if required,) on applying for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or. Certificates of his Shares. The Transfer Books will be Closed until the sth of August inclusive. THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY • COMPANY. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, a SPECIAL .1:41 GENERAL MEETING of the L VERPOOL and MANCHESTER RAILWAY CON P Y will be held at the COTTON SALES -1100 M, in the E c ANGE-BUILDINGS,' in Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, th 22d instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of declaring a Divi dend or any separate Dividends out of the clear Profits of the said undertaking, or any part or parts thereof; and also to au thorise the Directors to make and complete a Contract for the use of the said Railway and Works, ' and for the Carriage of Passengers and Goods upon the same by the Grand Junction Railway Company, and to confirm the Resolution passed at a Meeting of this Company on the 23d July, 1831, relating there to, and the Arrangements made 11 the Directors, in pursuance thereof, and on other special affairs. • Dated the Bth day of July, 1835. C. W. CLAY, Clerk of the CoMpany. Lc a! Nottreo. r 1 -1B commissioners in a com m i ss i on o f b k rupt awar d e d and issued against TUOMAS CLA HTON, late of Havdock Lodge, in the codnty palatine f ancaster, salt ma nufacturer, dealer and' chapman, iuten o meet on FRIDAY, the 24th day of July nest, at Twelve o' ock at Noon precisely, at the C o mmissioners' Rooms, in St. ames's-square, in Man chester, in the said county, in order to receive the proof of debts under the said commission. JOSH. WAGSTAFF, Solicitor. Warrington, 27th June, 1835, THE commissioners in a commis s i on o f b an k rup t, ar i ng date the sth day of March, 1824, awarded and ed forth against THOMAS CLAUGHTON, late of Hay. ick Lodge, iu the county palatine of Lancaster, salt man cturer, dealer and chapmau, intend to meet on SATUR OAY e 25th day of July next, .at One o'clock precisely, a e Commissioners' Rooms, in St. James's-square, in Ma .ester, iu the said county, to audit the accounts of the assig ees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, under the said commission, since the same were last audited, pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in the 6th year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled " An act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts." And the said commissioners also intend to meet. on the same day, at Two o'clock in the After noon, and at the same place, in order to make a furtherdividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt; when and where all creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And all claims not then proved will be disallowed. N.B.—The creditors who have not yet proved are requested to send their affidavit.:, with their securities and particulars of their accounts ' seven days prior to the m ee tin g t o th e under signed, the solicitor to the said commission, in order that the `acne may be examined previous to their being admitted. The dividend will not be paid on the day of meeting, but on a Ontiseqt,tent day, of which notice will be given. JOSH. WAciSTAFF, Solicitor. Wart iityfun, 27th Are, 1535. ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in NORTH BIRKENHEAD and BIDS rON, in CHESHIRE. • By Messrs. T. %VD:STANLEY an, NS, On MONDAY, the 3d of August next, • ne o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Johns eet, Liverpool, AVERY desirable, compact F *MOLD ESTATE, called Gtt,t. Bison K, situated on the-new road to Bidstun, in the Townships of BIRKENHEAD and BIDSTON, about One mile from the °oust OE FERRY, and two from Liverpool, and con tainiug about 28 statute The Land is well drained, and in excellent order, and offers a most desirable situation for erecting a VILLA-RESIDENCE, which would command extensive and varied views at' Bidston Lighthouse, the Channel,_ at the , entrance, of . the , Mersey, Leasowe Castle, New Brighton, - the picturesque village of Poulton, the Church and modern Buildings at Egremont, -Seacombe, tbeiver Mersey; and the Town of Liverpool. The surfacf the Land is sufficiently diversified to afford every capability of being - tastefully laid out Pleasuregrouuds - and Gardens, a picturesque Dingle, in which are Fish Ponds, runs through the Land, a young and healthy Plantation sur rounds it. A handsome Stone Lodge is /mitt, ants Roads are laid out advantageously through the Grounds, and partly made. The Estate has the advantage of au inlet of Sea Water every tide, affording a favourable opportunity of establishing either Public or Private Bath., the water being retained by a Flood gate. The neighbourhood is increasing in population and respec tability, a public Market is established at Birkenhead, which will afford au abundant supply of the necessaries of life. Steam-boats are constantly crossing Iron, the Woodside Ferry to Liverpool, and half an hour only is required to pass from the situation above described to the Exchange at Literpool. The Roads in the neighbourhood are g'ood, and the pleasant Rides and Drives are now much frequented and admired. There are fine Fox-covers near the Estate, and Sir Thomas Stanley's Hounds afford frequent recreation for the Sportsman. The Estate is likewiSe capable of being advantageously dis posed in the erection of six respectable DineWog Houses, with Garden and Shrubberies, - and a prkate Hotel, on a scale of comfortable accommodation, with Sea Water Baths, and other advantages. Lithographic Plans of the E date may be had, and further Particulars known, by applying to Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Paternoster-row, London; Mr. Ronsivr WINSTANLEY, Exchange, Manchester Mr. Wm. La In n, Birkenhead; Mesrss. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SoNs, Auctioneers, Church-street, or Messrs. RADCLIFFE and IN:NCAN, Solicitors, Liverpool. THE BONDED TEAS OP MR. CHARLES COOPER, RAXELAGH-STREET, R.A.VEL.IIGH.PL . By Mr. BACH, To-moat:ow, (Saturday,) the llth iustant, the Premises, Raneldgh-street, Ranelav,h-place, Averpool, r H E whole of the - Bonded TEAS, • Lots suitable for the Ji_ Trade and Families. . They will consist principally of strong Congous, Greens, Sou chongs, Ilysons, &c., Free of Duties. Also, sundry other Articles. BUILDING MATERIALS, SHOP FIXTURES, CARTS, HORSES, GEARS, BARNES'S, GIGS, IMPLEME OF HUSBANDRY,•4.c. . • BY DAVID JONES, To.stoanow, - (Saturday.) thellth instant, at the 0 4rmary Ground, Lime-street, Shaw's-bro% A GREAT variety of BUILDING I% TRIALS, corn :kV ;wising Windows, Doors, Sashes, Jo" Slates,_ Uprights, Bricks, and several other Articles in the uildiug Line, which will be Sold at Eleven o'clock td a minute; And, at Twelve o'clock, Several DRAUGHT and SADDLE HORSES, Waterside, Rubbish, Country, Galloway, and Hand Carts, Sowing Ma chine, Two excellent Shandries, Plough, Harrows, Rakes, &c., Two capital Gigs, Shaft and Leading Gears, Harness, Bridles, Saddles, large Iron 'Boiler, Rope-maker's Winding Machine, and other Effects, consigned lot positive sale. N.8 . .—0N SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a large quantity of BEACH PLANKS and FELLIES. All Gnods intended for the above sale must be entered at or before Nine o'clock To-morrow (Saturday) Morning. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Williamson-square. TO PROVISION DEALERS AND OTHERS. vi i By N. BOOTH. To -MORROW, (Saturday,) the llth instant, t Eleven o'clock on the Premises, St. James'- dace, cor e f St. James'-street , 11H E STOCK of a PROVISION EALER: consisting 1 of a great variety of Cumberland d other Hams, of this year's curing, Firkins of Butter, toget er with Scales, Beams, Weights, and other Articles of utility in the above line, highly advantageous either to housekeepers or parties entering into such business. May be viewed on the morning of Sale. Free of Auction Duty. On MONDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'clock in the after noon, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Live, pool, Lot . A LL that Copyhold Close of LAND, containing three statute acres, situate in Lower ()use-lane, in West Derby, near Liverpool, with the DI ' ILLERY, Cot tage, and Outbuildings thereon erected, c ed DINGLE:a/tom( DISTILLERY, lately occupied by Mr. en, together with a Steams Engine of two hotse power, cx ent Boiler, a Reser voir 36 feet by 25, Well, Stills, s, Pumps, and other Utensils. The Premises may be converted into a eapacioui Brewery, at a moderate expense, or can be easily altered into a Dwelling house containing a large Entrance Il all, Drawing-room, Dining room, Breakfast-room, and convenient Bed-rooms. The Build ing presents an ornamental front, and has a good carriage drive to the entrance. Lot 2. All those Four Copyhold Closes of Meadow and. Arable LAND, opposite to the 'above Distillery, containing twelve and a quarter acres, Derq measure, with Three excellent small DWELLING-HOLTSES, iu the occupation of Johu Grace, Edward Barr, and another, as tenants. This Lot has two entrances to it from Lower House-lane. The Distillery can he viewed by ticket, and for particulars apply to Mr. (1. W. Wool), South John-street. Mr. T. MA-, TREK, Corn and Hop Merchant, Drury-lane, Mr. SANPAKS, Manchester, and Messrs. Kars and ANDRADE, Solicitors, 67, Castle-street, Liverpool, from whom tickets may be had. LLIVIN ENNION ESTATE, DENBIGHSHIRE. By Mr. CHARLES BOWEN, On Tn lIRSDAY, the 30th instant, between Four and Six o'clock .in the afternoon, at the Wynnstav Arms Inn, Wrexbatn, Denbighshire, awl subject to conditions to ,be produced: ALL that most valuable FREEHOLD .S 1 ATE, called LLWYN ENNION, containing 9 .On. IP., situate in the several townships of Esclusham abov and Moreton above, in the parishes of Ruabon and Wrexha , and being about four miles from the latter town; together ith the extensive and strong built Erections thereon, cal Me of carrying on the manufacture of Pig Iron to a very great extent. Also, Farm-house, Buildings, and sundry Cottages, with all the Coal, Cannel, Iron Stone, Fire Clay, and all other Mines and Minerals under it. Mr. John Owens, the-tenant, will chew the property, and fur ther particulars may be had of Messrs. SWAIN, STEPHENS, and Co., Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London, or from Messrs. JONES and THOMAS, Land Surveyors, Gwersyllt, near Wrex ham, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. BANKRUPT'S PROPERTY. FREE FROM AUCTION DUTY. On MONDAY, the 3d of August next, at Oun o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, for an unex pired term of 50 years, subject to a small (,round Rent. T" capacious and valuable CHYMICAL WOE? KS, situate at Harrington, near Workington, in Cumberland, lately carried on by Mr.. JosEett T. DUTTON. comprising all the'Buildings requisite - for the Manufacture of Green Copperas, Vitriol, Bleaching Powder,.Muriatic and Nitric Acids, Rolland Flour. Brimstone, Soda and Soda or White Ashes, c., on an extensive scale. . These Works are most eligibly situated on t sea side, and within a quarter of a mile of the harbour of arrington. The Purchaser will be allowed the use (with° charge) of a Rail way from the Collieries of Henry C r n, Esq., (which are wain half a mile of the Works.) pas n along the Boundary Wall, down an kclined Plane, to the arbour, affording pecu liar faCilities for the import of the raw laterial, and shipment of Goods to all parts of the Kingdom. Pyrites, of superior quality, are obtained in any quantity, and on very moderate, terms, from the Collieries. The Works are' also abundantly supplied with Water, from a large Reservoir, of such elevation as to distribute, by its own pressure, this neces sary article to every part of the Manufactory. The Buildings are very substantial and m complete repair, most of them having been recently erected. The Purchaser will be entitled to the Fixtures and Utensils, all of the best description, with a.Steam-engine of four-horse power, and a pair of excellent Grinding -stones, at a valuation, to be. named at the sale. To Capitalists, desirous of embarking in the Business, this presents an opportunity very rarely to be met with. Further information, with Plans of the Property, may be ob tained on application to Mr. JOSEPH T. DUTTON, Harrington, who will attend to show the Premises; to CHARLES THOMP SON' Esq., Solicitor, Wo K kington ; JOHN Lsw, Esq., Solici tor, Manchester : Messrs. MILLER and PEEL, Solicitors, or to Messrs. THOS. CROOK and Sort, Accountants, 19, Exchange 'street, East, Liverpool. „., . , W A j5.. , - . .. i r u ,k..: D a , r 00 active, in a te n i t lig i e s ut eo l n 1 0 ,e U rs ALC i i- I, 4!l i :k h N wlI hand, I Book keeping, fo fill a confidential situation. tocitr to a moderate amount will be required. Apply by letter, post paid, to the Publisher of the Liverpool St a [Ward. w -ANTED. by a Commercial Gentlemen, of active habits, with a 'IL connection throu g h th e w h o l e - o f I re l an d ; a Situation as TILAVELLER, for a respecidtble [louse, and would have no objection to take his Jo ys on Commission, having already an offer of one. Respectable references can be given, and Security, if re quired. Address, post paid, W. G., or Dublin, Box I Liver pool, which shall have immediate attention. IA T ASTED, a COOK. for a small Family, , %•lio - can under take to Bake Bread, Pastry, and nialye I reserves, and (, 7 who has no objections to take part of the dse work, an d w h will not :quire an assistant.—For forth particulars apply to Mr. DLVON PON T. Bookseller, Itanelagh treet. BIRMINGHAM AND LIVERPOOL JUNCTION CANAL. Improved conveyance between Liverpool, Wolverhampton, Birming ham, Worcester, London, A.c. kr. by the above line of Canal. iltOW LEY , HICK.LIN, BATTY and Co„ have to inform their Friends and the Public, that the ave established FLY BOATS to leave Ellesmere Port xy RY DAY, (Sundays excepted) by which Goods are conveyed ar all parts of Staf fordshire, Warwickshire, Worceste re, Oxfordshire, and London, with an expedition never be e effected. CROWLEY, HICK Lis, BATTY and ISO. particularly request all goods intended for the above conveyance, may be delivered at their Warehouse, on the Chester and Ellesmere Canal Wharf, west side George's Dock. Further particulars may be obtained, on application at their yftri.ota gstOlishments. By order, ' ARAITO WAI,TE POOLE, Agent. (1 NE or TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN,may be accom modated with BOARD and LODGINpr, a small private Family in the neighbourhood of Atiercromby-square. The most respectable references will be given and required. Apply at the St.ndard.office. ADDRESS TO,THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY, WITH A VIEW TO THE EXTENSION OF ITS PROCEED- IVES IN-THE WEST INDIES. AS soon as it was made known to the Public at large that His Mejesty's Government were about to introdu ce int o Parliament a Bill for the abolition of Shivery in the British Colonies, the Com:ilexrue of the CHURCH MISSIONAiiIi SOCIETY perceived that they were called to the consideration of a question of no common difficulty, and to the discharge of a duty of no ordinary . magnitude. If there ,be one fieislon which the friends of Missions are at once bound and disposed to exert themselves with greater ardour and perseverance than in any other, it is that in which Civil Liberty has happily superseded a state of Slavery. All the claims which Heathen Tribes have upon the sympathy of the Church of Christ may be urged with at least equal forge on behalf of the recently emancipated class of our -Colonial Population. But these have a demand upon us which no other portion of the great family of man can prefer, and to which no one can be insensible who has any acquaintance with the past history of the British West Indies, or with their future prospects. In defiance of dangers and difficulties, Missionaries, animated by the love of Christ. have carried the good tidings of Eternal Life to China, to the Birman Empire, to Turkey, and to Persia. Regardless of the rigours of climate, and sustained by Divine Grace, they have preached Christ Crucified, in Greenland, in Labrador, and in insalubrious Western Africa. Neither the barbarous tribes of New Zealand, nor the scarcely less savage inhabitants of the interior of Southern Africa, have been regarded as too inhospitable to be visited by the Heralds of Salvation. But in the British West Indies, where the climate presented no impediments sufficient to deter men from the pur suits of any secular calling—where His Majesty ant his pre decessors bare long enjoyed an uninterrupted dominion—where the population was in a more direct manner under the domestic controul of British subjects—little had been done to impart the glorious Gospel of the Blessed God to a people peculiarly needing its Divine support and consolation. In contemplating the great social change now in progress in the British Colonies every one must be alive to the immense national interest which is involved in the transition from Slavery to Freedom; as it shall either be attended by peace and sub mission to the laws on the one hand, or by tumult and insubor dination ou the other. Views of temporal policy therefore might, in the absence of higher considerations, effectually re commend the most active efforts to impart religious instruction to the emancipated Slave. To substitute, as far as may be, the great truths and cogent motives of the Gospel for those obliga tions which are now dissolved for ever, will be the surest re source against confusion and anarchy. In the discharge of these great Christian duties, and in the prosecution of so high a national interest, every friend of our National Church must fervently desire that she should be found assuming the foremost place;—not indeed in an unhallowed spirit of rivairy with those who belong not to her communion, but in that temper of catholic charity of which it befits her to present an example to the whole Christian world. With these views theaCommittee of the Church Missionary Society were most solicitous to employ its agency in extended operations in the West Indies. The Members have already been apprised generally* of the measures which they took for that purpose. They Have now the satisfaction to state, that, through- the Divine blessing, arrangements have been made which will, they trust, enable them efficiently , to carry on the Society's operations in the Dioceses both of Jamaica and Bar badoes, to the full extent of the means which may be placed at their disposal. Notwithstanding, however, that the Funds' of the Society are in a prosperous state, still, pledged as the Com mittee are to the older Missions, it will be utterly impossible for them. to contribute, by their instrumentality, in any adequate degree, to the Religious Instruction of the enfranchised popula tion, and to their introduction, thereby, into the more glorious liberty of the Gospel, unless the pecuniary resources of the Society are considerably augmented. The other Missions of the Society are earnestly calling upon the Committee to supply them with the means of lengthening their cords and strengthening their stakes; and neither the Funds nor the Missionary Agents at the disposal of the Committee can, to any material extent, be diverted from those Missions, without seriously retarding their progress and disappointing the fairest anticipations of gradual advancement. The Committee therefore press on the attention of the Mem bers of the Society at large the peculiar claims of the West In dies' population. They solicit the contributions requisite to enable them to extend their operations among the Black and Coloured Population, atthe present favourable conjuncture, with vigour and efficiency. But more especially do they urge on their Christian Friends the importance of employing all suita ble means to enable them promptly to send forth a large number -of duly-qualified Missionaries anti Teacher's for the instruction • and evangelization of the enfranchised people. Under Divine Providence, the great measure of Abolition is coining into operation iu a inauner which encourages the most sanguine ex peclations of its beneficial results; but its final success, in the solid improvement of the religious, civil, amid social condition , of the people, must depend,- under God, on their being effectually brought under the influence and power of the Gospel of Christ. But how shall they call on Him in whom they hare not believed ? and how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard ? and how shall they hear without a Preacher' Emphatically, therefore, does the precept of Chi ist appeal to British Christians, in reference to the West Indies—Prog ye, therefore, the Lord of the Harvest, that He will send forth 1.-abourers into His Harvest. - One object to which the Committee attach much importance, in subserviency to the religious instruction of the enfranchised ' population, is the formation of a Nermel School hi Jamaica, to be placed under the charge of an ordained Missiouary. The Committee deem this an object so fundamental, in order to extensive usefulness, and of such immediate importance, that they have already taken steps with a view to its accomplishment. European agency ran gu but a little way in a tropical climate, in the direct communication . of religious institietime to the people. Duly to effect this object, the agency of pious, well trained, intelligent, unit Steady Natives must be looked to. To raise up such, thrOugh the Divin e blessing on' the instruction given them, will be the cud to which the Normal School will be directed. 'The Committee have the satisfaction to state that they have the prospect of placing such an Institution under the charge of an individual well qualified to conduct it advan ta eeousl y. With a view to enable the Members and Friends of the So ciety to participate more directly in the West Indies' Mission. under its peculiar circumstances, the Committee have, as a tern poiar y measure, opened a separate Fund fur the West Indies. They have taken this step with some hesitation, lest, by trans ferring to it contributions which would otherwise have been made to the General Fund, they should be incapacitated from affording due - support to the undertakings in which they were previously engaged. The Committee have thus placed before the Members of the Society the claims of the West Indies at the present crisis. II avilig done so, they would, in conclusion, invite their Christian Friends to place their confidence, not on plans theoretically laid out, but on the promises of God, assuring, us that wisdom and grace shall be imparted sufficient to meet the successive duties and trials mil every year, of every day and hour; and that no labour, which is truly " IN THE Loan," shall ever be in vain. Renouncing self, and resting our faith on HIM to whom is given all power in Heaven and in earth, they may look forward to such a scene of spiritual liberty and blessedness as no merely-human imagination could portray, and no merely human legis lation could effect. Instead of wasting and destruction, iu those regions, there shall be h ear d th an k sg i v i ng an d t h e vo i ce o f melody ; and myriads, hereafter born into the full libel tv of the Gospel, shall enjoy the privileges of that Church, iu which, as the Word of God declares, there is NF.ITHER BARBARIAN, SCYTHIAN' BOND Nolt FtIEE; BUT CHRIST is ALL AND IN ALI.. By order of the Committee WILLIAM JOW Secretaries. DANDE.SON COATES, Church Missionat y House, Salisbur y-square, London. SUBSCRIPTIONS iu aid of the West India Missions, or for the general objects of the Church Missionary Society, will be thankfully received by A. HODGSON, Esq.; Treasurer. Rev. T. TATTERSHALL, Mr. T. 0. COOPER, Z- Secretaries. Mr. WILL!AM MAPLES, Or by Mr. RADCLIFFE, Institution House, Slater-street. * Church Missionary Record, Jan. and Dec., 1831, p. 1 I and pp. 2;9, 260. Tw. . LEWIS, the In yentU r o f the New Systems* Writing, ,Irithmetie, and Shorthand, respectfully minutes his arrival iu Liverpool, wnere he inteuds RUCTIONS in those us,ful and nece;:sary Branches of watiou. Likewise the most approved method of BOOK-KL ?PING, by 'Double Entry--For Terms, Bc.c., and to inspect the Exhibition of Pen inauslzip, apply to Mr. LEwis, at his TEActitts.“--tiooms, No. 66, Cu u u-sThEET,—Hours of attendance - from Tea till Six. SEA-VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIVERPOOL, (Former& the Reshletce ur ,the Rec. T. Bold, A• :p FLENIING, of Trinity College, Dahl' n d T h ree ears Classical and Mathematical T for the School of the Rev. W. Rawson, A.M., Minister of S th, receives into his house a limited number of YOUNG ENTLEMEN, to prepare for the public schools and univer ties. TERMS. Pupils above 12 years of age....4oGuineas per annum. Pupils under 12 years of age....al Guineas per annum. Each Pupil has a single bed. Au apartment is fitted up with Warns and Shower Batts. Reference is permitted to the Rev. W. RA wsorl, A.M., of Seaford); the Rev. Dr. GANNON, Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin: and T. LYON, Esq., of Appleton-hall,-Warrington. c Church-street, E h it g s : 1./EISS WATSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL f or .L.Y_E YOUNG OENTL.ENIEN (under the age of Tea }ears,) ,0 u MissCr u g r e ha b A s r t i se ), ti,e success l t l E to rv u l ot:Enfy‘like,,roEtsotaabpilisohrme ccommodiousm S i, ea : e House and advantageou s situation at Egreniont, half a mile from Seacombe. . no.trio AND INSTRUC ON, per annum. Including History, English Gramm and Geogra- .t: s. d. phy, Writing and Arithmetic, t Elements of 30 0 0 French and Latin Washing and Mending 3 3 0 Seat in Church Miss WATSON is the Daughter of the late Rev Thomas Watson, of Bitton, near Hull, and has been during several years engaged in Tuition on the Continent. No extra charges vsill be made excepting for Medical At tendance. and when extra Masters are required. The Pupils will be provided with sepuratQ Beds, and they will also have the advantage of Sea Bathing. In all cases, three months' notice or payment will be ex pected, previously to the removal of a Pupil. The number is limited le Twelve. The most respectable references can be given. Zro bt Lct. rim be LET, at No. 41, Rodne♦-stree FRONT PAR- A_ LOUR and BED-ROOM, hard ely Furnished 1 with accommodation for a nian-servant, required. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. ,V 910 be LET, with immediate possessiowl good FAMILY 1 HOUSE, situated in Netherrield-tibed South, Everton, (late in the occupation of Mr: Thos. Knowfes,deeeased,) consisting of a Hall, Sitting-room, Dining-room, Butler's Pantry, and Kitchen on the first floor, a Dining-room and four Bed-rooms nn the se cond floor, and four Attics, together • with Cellars ands Wash house, and Laundry above it, adjoining the ho e.• Near the house is a spacious School-room end play ground. For rent and other particulars apply to REDDISH and BIRD, Tyrer-street. FISH ING.—NORTH WALE 2.. - li - 10 be LET, the well-known and beautiful KE of LLYN .11_ ALED, together with a good HODS ; also, if re qu i re d, !:E Sixty Acres of enclosed LAND and a t PWALIc.. lit.i.e)„. The LAKE is near Three Miles in Circumference, abounds with Fish, of which the •Trout haYe been long celebrated for their superior flavour, and is situated on the Grousing Hills, within eight miles of Denbigh, and the sante distance from th e great London and Holyhead Road at Pentrefoclas. • Application (post-paid) to be made to WILLIAM CHANIEIISS CHAMBRES, Esq., 75, Stanley-street, Liverpool; Messrs. W. Fosaxity and Co., Merchants, Liverpool; or Messrs. Evvis and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Denbigh. Zo be Avib. TO be SOLD, by PEly A TII TREATY, 0 re east side of Lime-street, Three or Four substan • y-built HOUSES and SHOPS, contiguous to the Liv 00l and Manchester Railway Station. For Particulars apply to Mr. DALE, 65, Church-street. 1 - 10 be SOLD, by Fitly AIL TREATY, a sub ntial and well- JL built FAMILY HOUSE, Free 101 situate in Upper Parliament -street, Corner of Blair-str There is a very con siderable frontage to Parliament-str , and is well calculated for. a Surgeon, or for a respectable lon. For Particulars apply to Mr. DALE, 6), Church -street. vbe SOLD, by PRIVATE THEATY, a. most excellent and well-built FAMILY HOUSE, containing a Diaing-rooni, 26 feet 4 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing- room , same siz e; Breakfast Parlour, 15 feet by 13 feet; LibrarY, 13 feet 6 inche s by 13 feet ; School-room, 13 feet by 1' feet; Kitchen, 18 fret 16 inches by 15 feet. Also, Smiler rewhouse, &c., with Eight Bed-rooms, Water Closets, &c. A Wallet Garden, Sta ble, Coach-house, Shippon, Src,, with Two Acres of excellent Pasture Land, pleasantly situated about two miles from the Exchange. Also, a large quantify of WAREHOUSE and other PRO PERTY, eligibly situated; and sundry Plots of BUILDING LAND, suitable for Manufactories; &c. Also a HOUSE to be LET, at New Ferry, beautifully Fur nished, replete with conveniences, and Coach-house, Stables, &c. attached. Apply to Mr. DALE, 65, Church-street. ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND. 1110 be SOLD, b;Pitivcrii CONTRACT, all that Parcel of JL LAND on the north side of Pleasant -street, between Clarence-street and theat Orford-street, having a frontage of 52 yards by 20 yards in depth. Also, all that other Parcel of LAN on then ppoiite side of Pleasant -street, having a frontage of 1 yards and a depth of 19 yards. Also, all that Parcel of LAND, on the north side of Bittern street, between Great Orford-street and Pomona-street, having a frontage of about 50 yards and a depth of 174 yards. The whole is under full Corporation Lease. ; Apply to N. D. BOLD, Sun Fire Office, 3, Exchange -street West. TO SHIP AND ANCHOR SAII" TO be DISPOSED OF, the STOC TRADE anti UTENSILS of the late Ito CORNEY, now lying et the Premises, in Ansdell-stree althouse Dock. Apply to.tlr. ItAt.Pit Cr.Ay, Tre thorn-street, or Messrs. MATIThIt, THONILINSoN, end Jo ss, SdithollSe Dock. Enourance Notice. YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE O,FFICE, ---- - No. 7, INDIA-nuttnisas, FENIVICK-STREE - FIRE ASSURANCES are e ff ected with thi ompauy at the following Reduced Rates of Prenti wmtEitousgs AND GOOTI,IfiREIN.. On Floating Policies On specific Insurances, with warranty against hazardous trades and hazardous goods GE 71 Warranty against hazardous trades omitted,— 7s. „ Warranty against hazardous goods also omitted B,s „ No warranty against plurality of occupation required. Policies for short periods will be charged the usual propor tions of the above rates. SPECIAL RISKS on the most moderate terms. commoN AssuitftNcus• Quality. Per Ctn t. First 'Not Hazardous ' le. 6d. Second.. Third. Doubly Hazardous—, f 3s. Od. Fourth, Risks, to which none of the above rates will apply. These may be Assured by special agreement; on terms equally moderate. FARMING STOCK Is. 6d. per cent., free of duty. No charge will be made fur Policies, nor for endorsements in any case. For the encouragement of persons making Assurances for seven years by one payment, a deduction of ene•soveuth part of the premium and duty will be made. i: . • I.IFE ASSURANCE May be effected on more favourable terms than iu any Office where Bonuses are declared, thus giving the parties assured an intmediat6 and certain advantage, m lieu of a deferred and un certain contingency. . . The following are the Premiums for Assuring £lOO upon the Life of a healthy Person of the respective ages of ilg. Prem. per Ann. Aye. Pros. )oer. Ann. .il 13s. 9d. , 10.....£2 17s. 3d. 25 1 18 0 45..... 3 7 2 30 2. 3 0 50..... 4 0 7 35 2 9 2 55..... 6 18 2 Rates for °newer seven years, and foi the whole term of Life; also. for joint Lives and Survivorships, may be had on applica tion as above, to • MATIIIEW NVOTHEIISPOON, Agent for Liverpool. . • \