The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-27 00:00:00

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Brougitatn 2 the.do ot Dothan], the Puke of i.eallAnt , - ' • • . _ ..... • •, "tit • ' IlbttptiOl eSbiPPing• r. txu;s xi) : aid*. `te Duke of Ilittpiltoti,, Vic. 6ze. At :four o'c;Ock: the btiuee ' ad- jourued to two o'clock )esterday (Tuesday j. • AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTI►SEII. --tt 71) Mil jinni' ed iatep. For CALCUTTA and COMA, Th 6 StiiiLDUKE OF LANCASTEiI, JA Si HA Raliii.A VE§, Commander; . gutthen net register 5&5 tons.---For freight or passage (laviug Vont superior t a bi t , s, purpogoly *lng6d for the India trade, itnd it Surgedtl tEihg env,a,ed,) VP'' , to • 'J)HN GLA I)Stell‘: t and Co. ........_._ to sail in ,f 6w kr. * . , R SINCAPOE an.d t 4 - fine ne,y Plughih-built Barque ten A ttn§ ; A. I. ce+ P ee(llj *L e° ; l4. . s.rll !? LA:6 ": 43l : l ." ---P s t . at c ): , r f A tje l; rniH t l :' - lie. apply ofi board, in the Phace's Dock, to ,ryitu sing and Ca., bt to • quick clp . ,• BATAVIASI.NCA ttE, and ittANILLI ; the Thlt) Al, .DaNttri arr 4, Master; burthe 150 ton's, onlv three y6ais it and One Of the faste t tiliiv vessel' s .atleat,' either naval or mercantile.—Apply Wiss and Cu.. o r to to Irttl have early despatch. . For nOMII3AY, the I l ( 14.INERVA, A 1, A. MPHER N, DlitSter. for fifiikht Ste apply to lA:INC/UST MBE. tor BOA.II3At, the Ship,HEYWOOD, JOHN .10Nti, S4nittsaader,• hurthen 447 ions per register ; entirelyy rebuilt id 103.—For &tight ptissage apply Messrs. BoLb ana RE'SSEL, Brokers, or JOHN TOBrN. WEST INDIES To sail immediately. - DEMERARA, the Ship LYDIAN CHIEF, J. VlTt4.l.t.vds, Cominanderi/burthen per requite! 414 tone.—For fr eig ht or passf i ße, having most superior Cabins, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and CO. l'e) sail sth March. . For ANTIGUA, the fine 4evs. Ship SIR JOI-1141 TOBIN, Captain Gittrerrutz'atiU tons burthen. It_ Tooreeeti the dliore.---To sail 23th March, " g P 1 1 1 1XN IX, Captain HatiTtorr ; 365 tons burthen.—Fot. 'refight or passage apply to C. W. and F. SHAND. • To toil 1011 s of March. .For D4MBRABA, the Brig MIRANDA., Oapta t it .!-I v rts• WOSERT 1314a-etc—For freight or pa t rok, board, Pri hee 's Dock, to Messrs. JOHN 1141.:3 " agnedatf OB uPi sYIN.sEt, T 'fill sail in aje ays. • For 13A118A.. S, kerptit. fast-sailing Barque BAP4AOI4N. Joss sitan NAG i.a, Master.—For freighVor pasoor apply to iIEYES, LITHFI2.Li D , and Co., Wolstetilkolme7square. To iail early next Month. • duk, rot B ARBADO S aui/TRINIDAn, The Brig WILSQNS, HariaIWiLLIAMS, Masker. — For freight, which will. be itiodarate, or,passage apply THONIAS iincl 11.W.Nity/MURI AY. . For BARBADOS, the 13aicine DORA, JOHrt.F. Di x o N . Intended to sail on e sth March.—For. 4kr , ', l * freight or Piissige apPilv.to BARTON Tilts DUX, (Friday,) the 2th . instant, at Oueo'clock, at Alex.. ander Tomlin and Co.'s office, Druid-cottr4 Dale-street, 30 Serons fine Black and Silver IJOCIIINEAL. Apply to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers. THiS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th thstant, at T I e o . eitkr," at Buchanan and Browne'S Office, 01 alUstreet, • 30 Tierces 36 Begs Berbice CO EE, 3 Barrels Adrianti, froth Berbice. 30 Boxes Jamaica ARROWROOT. Apply to Messrs. ItoBERT SENIPLS and CO., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. SOUTH AMERICA.; „ To saiest /air gang. For LPARAIS , the NARV 11,IbGEW AY t • I%A. Gaptain W. RAVENSCROYT; cin still take a few fine Godde Rn inmetliate appliention being male. to -JOHN ,RIDGEWAY a4d Ca., India -buildings. tINITtD STATES. have early clispatelt. For SAVANNAH, thebiept. Sbip TORY, .AttCHIBALD REID, Master. - For freight, &e. apply to DUNCANGiii3.I3. Will have immediate rfripatch. or SAV.A.NNAH, the fine ftritish-built Ship JA .4.V., F MAICA, Cunt( INGII eat; Nigster; 331 tons register. • For freight or passage, apply to COOPER aird MACLEOD, King-street. Under positive engagencent to sail on Sunday lie Bth March next. B isippers are therefore requested to have eir Goods alongside not tater, than the,6th.proximo, , Q For NU W ,YQRK. the very e first-class American & JIM -IN Ship J-IN LIN'I'ON, Ca ain DICKINSON ; bur qtgr. then 410 tons, coppered ant copper-fastened, New ' - York-built of the very best materials, sails fast., and is 44 every respect a first-rate conveyance; having lately been a .Packetl.letween New York and New Orleans, her accOmmoda '3Els far ,passengers are very.superior.—For freight or passage a PPiron board, in Waterloo Disk. or.t.Q . . WADDIN.GTON, ItOLT, and Co. , 4 • To sail immediately. ~,. For NEW YORK, the very superior and e104,-ant -.:,..F10. American Ship COLUMBIA; captain ALEXANDER, (-late Britton) burthen per inter 492 tons, coppered rig ;Ind copper-fastened, formerly one of e regular packet ships b e tween the tso p or ts, and is decide y one of the fastest-sail. WC ships out of New York. For terms of freight or passage, having excellent n., Maccommo dat --- io • el' to I4OBINSON BROTIYEB-S, G;...tia SAMUEL ORME, Shki Broker,.l4, Goree Piazzas, —___ • - 7;a-saii isimrdiatelq. Foy ctiAACLESToN, the LADY 80 c 7 E,NA, A-- MAIN, Master; burthen 410 tonsya regular T,...oter, terms and has good accommodations ifbr passengers,—For rills of freight or : passage apply on boatt, or to LODGE, PBICHARD, and Co. BRITISH AMERICA.,, First Spring S • . . m For MONTREAL, the fine ip .„MONTREAL; V ,rl. '; harthen per register 314 tons; coppered and,copper i. fastened, and well known in the tiade.—For terms of Alight o r passage apply on board, Prince's Dock; to Mr. ALRXANDE R PMILANE; Of to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. tii • 'y- For ANCONA and TRIESTE; thelast-sailing Brig AItETHUSA, A 1., then4ofo Tuarir.a, Master; .... 141 tons per registef; having room only for a few Goods, will he despatched immediately, has superior ta ltc eottnztodations for passengers.—For freight or passage apply b n ATMS() NE BROTHERS and Co., or to F. F. GiBBS and CO., IS, Goree Piazza. To clear on the 28th February or forfeit Freight. For CIVITA VECCHIA and LEGHORN, the superior fast-sailing new Schooner FLORA, BEN IAMIN RICHARDS, Master; AA, 94 ton's Tier register, haring 4.sths of her cargo Ongaged, has excellent an ; ' 4l lltacciation for passengers.-. -For freight, or passage, rp4 - to F. F. GII3BS and CO., 18, Goree Piazta. t! . €ITL C7EIIIEB'O, SIVAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Irorifilti .Plaa - sts. THE 'GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION . . COMPAN Y'S first-rate and Superior PACK rer FITS heave the CUSTOM - HOUS E, LONDON. ror— Itki El, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed Ite *dnV and -Satardity Morning, returning every Wednesday tnd SliturdaY. ROT IBRDAM, carrying his MajeStes Mails, every Wed :`l"day •Sittirday ltforning, at Seven precisely . , rettirning sver k , Weanesday and Saturday. ANTWERP, with a bag Of letters fro the Postoffice, From LOcidon. FrKn Antwerp. Wedneiday -February 25 I -Sithday March 1 At Hight o'clock in the Morning. OSTEND, every Sitarday Morning', returning every Tues q4v night. (- 1 A LA IS, teen' Sunday Mbininit, returning every Wednes "l Night. pplicaticius for freight, tin the Betterdam .and Antw"rp stations, to be made to Messrs. Da BIE and. BAltivi 4, Crescent, r 4 itiories; on the other stations to Mr. oiiiiAr ! t, 1, Water 3e, Tower-street. information may also be obtained front HALL, Whartingers, Custoni-house Quay; Mi. SCATEs, ent, Ramsgate; Mr.'eXaTER,. Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK. Anent, Brighton; Messrs. Cowin and SAN, Foreign Newgpaper NMlce, St...Martin's-le-Grand ; Mr. COLsiAN, 61, Charing -1Poo; Mr. UNtitit WOOD, 6, Fliy . inarkbt; at the Spread Bagle, ,Xtint'Circus; Piccadill y ; arid at the Office of the CornPanY, Lotntrird-street. Powerful Steain Packets may be engaged for Towing and • CHAS. BESSRLL, Secretary. ° e" eras Navigatiori Lionha , • , MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM. PILLING. DUCATIID TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE, AND • iNCOURODIBLE ARTIFICIAL, TEETH, Ffacedia wiiiiout Wires, Springs, or any other Ligatures. e lk/lONS. MALLAN and SONS, No: 46, \Bot.o.sraasT, 1 ~ -I- _:_ Liverpool, 'and •36, Mosley-street, MaiYcliester, Sur-' Dentists (at 3`l, Great Russell-street, Bloomiburv, and p, I . l aLL`nation-'street. Piccadilly, London) ardently thank their t friends s lnd the Public for the distinguished support which ~..h t 'Y criutinue to receive, and beg respe4fully to announce that' ""e; may be consulted daily at tfie A ve Ettablishmerite. tieons. MALIAN. and SON continue to RESTORE sx ,.. - ..g.CAY ED TEETH, howeve arge or small the entity, with their thtOr celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so ' 4 -4 1 Y,ers:titv recommended by the Faculty of England, France, 1 4 1 4 Taller tOntitienfal Cities. -The operation of stopping de aywrreeth is ter in a few seconds ; - the Mineral. i 4 put '"t° 93. i caul tl in anoilintist liquid 'State, without piiin, heat: or I„,.. l 4 4 ::li*iits•iutci: enamel,. siliaNiii the most excruciating ' pears 4attiiii4l.44lsitipinto a ..whole tooth,:ind lasti for ninny ~ reVentiV,tir....necessity , of e .. 4 traction: • --- - ~inons. M. difiitig - fheir coilisi' , of stod4 have adopted a 4 44: - .6t.-•4rAginwiNG Loos le, q'tk.;:1.11 . ,. payaularly of tit+: l Persons, whetber , arising:frotrunigleet, cortlieoSe of tillo -`1.14.-ort.dise4ne.of the gums._ • •". . ~, 4. ;‘. 1 .r , Olt Ii3OD I BLE: ARTIFICIAL TEETH placed from •;FittAn a complete set, which are incapable of discolonratiOn or t o ( Vsipn, fixed.without wires or ligatures, renders it impo'ssilite ii2lstilig4iih the .Artificial Teeth from the Natural ones, and r a r!anted to ah.wer every purpose of mastication and -articu i '9O, and will be found, in every respect. mph- competent to k t P e Ply the place of their predecessors. NATURAL TEETH 4 %,d,_ °n the above improved principle. tic _ ne Faculty are co n s tantly we lc ome t o witne s s the replica te " 9f •the Mineral Succedanenrn, which they so universally econmend. or i;Lo e n,s. , M. recommend to Parents nod others, having te Fare E..evhilt.ren. to be.particolar in having their Teeth ex a m, ined r . _ ii . i, to their second growth, as Vitriol diseases of the mouth g a ,y, arise n from that neglect. .'" dr l l 's 4 - 1 in. Paris. The fine teak Ship AURORA, . _ _..4ar2 .. , 6750 29-94 tons registered weasureme t, built ib India klitlek-'.. in 1815, and has since received co siderable repairs, '' - has a figure-head, quarter-gal el.' s. poop.. and fore castle, and six feet six inches height b, en decks, is particu larly eligible for the accommodation ot asaengers to ' the East Indies or Austialia, and is well adaptec for any other purpose her siie,mity.suit ; is coppered and well found in stores, and has just delivered a (Argo from Calcutta in excellent condition ; lying in the East Country Dock, Rotherhithe.—Further par ticulars ni . try be,_ had of •LACHLAN,•SONS, and MAC LEOD, 22, Great Alie-street, London. . . • t . . . _ . . WALCOT GROVE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE. By Mr. WYLBY, On FRIDAY, t the 13th March next, at Five o'clock in the A ft er noon, at the Sun Inn, Wellington, subject to conditions to , . . . •be then produced, ... . _______ w .: Amos - T desirable ESTATE, consisting of a newly-ere c t e d ' MESSUAGE, called WALCOT GROVE, with suit -7,,1 able Outbuildings, and if.SA. h, 4 . of very valuable Land sur rounding the same, situate at W . cot, .in the parishes of Wel lington and Rodin - 06n, and c .y of Salop. The Situation of the Propert is alielteied and pleasant, and the soil is 'adaptectfor The turn ) syStem, and is of the very best quality, with a good proportion of meadow and pasture. The Estate is bounded. fora considerable dista nce . by the .. i *river Tern, affording excellent fishing,,and s surroultdod la the Estates of the !)like of Clovciana,Lord Berwick, and Edward Cltidde, 'Esq., 'atiil itl.,Ounds with pine. . . The Prnperti is Freehiad, and is situate within a Short dis tance from the Holyhead iliiii, near to excAllent mai kets, lime, and coal ; three miles froin Wellington, and seven from Shrews bury. Mrs. BARBEk 'till appoint a Person to show the Property; and printed particulars, with maps, may be hut at the e rint.i l ) 4 l Inns in Shrewsbury and Wellington; und.with further infoolia lion from Mr. WYL . EY, AdMatitol.l; or Mr. Coocv.n, S:ilicitor, Shrewsbury. . . TO Huhn. 'KEEPERS. ISLE OF MAN.., . .. .-•• • TO 'be ,IXT,Ftirnished, and entered upon immediately, that 54Pletii1id Esta' ii4iinent in the Isle of Man, 'l'llE CASTLE M0.Z . C.1. HOTEL. The' Wilke, 'ulna is situate (lathe ma in of the beautiful. 11 7' Bay of Uouglas t ytas elected by the,la,te like.ofAthol, forbis ii,vh reArlence, at an expense rif£.lo, and has been.converted by the present Pruprictur into an , ,for, the reception of the hutkih-ott Visttor . s who annually ft , . nem the,b4land.. 'fhe 'Entertaining Rooms Are spacious ~and lofty, and .the Sleeping Aiiat I nap olits of the Building are cable of containing Thettyrj , 120 Beds. The.GroiNdsare,tasjef,tilly ; laid, out, .and the 'Walks ani,,ng t;le Plantations are romantic and extensive. :In the • Garden, \% hit h contains: four acres, there is , a Jlotlitiuse, Gra:fiery, rind Pinery. , 1 lie zt.:oaeh-houses :and Stables are of considerable extent, tind the finest Water h couveyed in abundance by pipes thiough all the premises. 'llk Island mucus ina.uv.netiliar.advantages, is fre e from. Taxation itia Rates; and 'being •surrounded bv, ind,hot far ~ distant from E ng l an d, Wales, Ireland, and. Scot rand, ftotfi : a ll which place s the re is a cheap and ready .access by titeatn pactets. It may be said .confidently, there. is not a more desirable Residence fur Sea Bathing in Great Britain than Castle Mona. . .. For particulars as to terms. &c. application to be made (by letter, post-paid,) to TitomAs Hun niNsoN, Esti., Beinahague, Isle of Mau, or JAMES Quito:, Esq., Iligh Bailiff, Douglas. VOL. V.--No. 237.] gialq by Auction. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th instant, at One o'ciock, at Bate son and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-street, 1,020 Bags Para COCOA, Now landing ea George Canning- • • BATESON and HORSFA-LL, Brokers. TUESDAY. - TUESDAYOn next, the 3d March, at Twel Ve o'plock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Cas‘l4-street, 1000 Wet salted and dry Para/HIDES, 4 Bags 1101ISE HAIR, Now landing ex George Canning, from Para. BATESON and HO,RSFAL,L, Brokers. On TUESDA next, the 31 March, at half-past Otaa eclock,,at C. T, Duntevie's Office, Brunswick.stteet, apposite the Cora- Esobabge, About 2500'QuartertiWH1LT, in bond, OXlSlMitiag of SIO 4stifters Porneranutn, 450 „ High mixed Dantzig, 1250 , Russian Samples may be seen In ;he mean time; by applying to C. T. DUNLEV IE, Broker. IiEDINTrADAY. Ob Wgroinso r next, the 4th March, at Bate&oh and Ilurs fall's Office, Lower Castle-street, at,Ttyerve o'cictck, • 200 Bags of BLACK PEP-PEA, Slightly damaged, ex Bombay Packe t -front Bombay.—Apply to Messts. CPAs. HOOSFALL, SON, old Up. Merchants. • BATESON and 1-1011gFALL, Brokers. erntillSDAY - : On ninasoAi next, the sth March, at EatesOi2 and liorsfall's Office, LoWer Castle-street, 550 Bundles of SARSAPARILLA; 170 Barrels and Bags? / , 14 Cases r IN RUBBE R, 'LX 11.1.1111iE 391 Pairs of Shoes A quantity' in Cakes 10 Bags and Barrels ISINGLASS, 35 Barrels and Casei.BALSANI of CAPIVI , _ 4 Baskets ANNATTO, 4 - Barrels TAPIOCA. Now lading ex George Catihing,ttota Para. BATESON and HORSFALL, 13rolters. , On IntilisDAY, the f.itei.b.iiirch next, at Twelve o'clock, at Nu 9, Exchange-alley, Bales China SILK, • , • • IS) Boxes TORTOISE-SHELL, 8 Boxes. CIGARS, 28 Tons SAPAN WOOD, Ex Indian, from Nlanilla. 61 Tubs 6 ,Caoks TALLOW, 19 Cases Mother of, Pearl SHELLS, 16 Elephant TEETH, 10 Chests Japan, BASKETS, 9 . Tons SAPAN WOOD, Ex Alexander Robertson, from Batavia.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT \VISE, and Co., Merchants, or to WM. PRATT: BUSHBY, Broker. FRIDAY. - On PaznsY next, the 6th March. at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-street, at Twelve o'clock, lOW Buffalo Brined HI,DES, Landed ex Spartan, from Calcutta.-4ply to Mt: dantaNta BoGes, Merchant.. - • • BATESON and HOUSPALL, Brokers. 01 - Tr l tY nelt, the 6ilt Marcie, at Ilatest:4n arta Hors - fall's A Office., Lower Castle-street, a Thelve o'cltick, • : • 00(I •East India PS, ii • MO BUftal6 HID/ S, C4leutta. 2 from L an ded ex Spartan, BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. (17HIDAY next, the 6th March, at 'twelve o'clock, at Roscow and Rigg's Office, Water-street, - ' IWO Slabs Banca lust arrived ex Cape Breton, frotaßatatia.—Apply to Messrs. Roaster Wtsg and Co., Merchants, or ti Roscow aba RGG, Brokers. EXTENSIVE SALE AT THE H.4NOVER ROOMS. By BRANCH and SON, On Tursnai next, the 3d of March, and (ollnwiug Days, .at Eleven o'clock each day; AVERY extensive and.valuable kaortment of New and Second-hand, HOUSEHOWF'URNITURE, of every description,, including the Effects of a Lady deeased, and com prising a general assortment,of Drawing and Dining Raoul, Parlour, Lodging Room, and Kitchen Requisites; a consider able variety of superior English CCT GLASS,in a splendid Six light Chandelier for Gas or Oil, Dessert Dishes, Wine Decan. ters, brilliant Lustres, Sweatmeat Plates, Sugar Basins, C Nets, &c. About 700 Yards of Modem Brussels-and other Carpets, a-German Flute with Case, thirty Sets of. Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, and numerous other Effects, consigned for immediate Sale. . The whole may be viewed ou Monday next, the 2d of Mir* When Catalogues may be had front BRANCH and SoN. . . . . . • ~ ~A.T~`,T~B - FRIDAY . ili•eX'd' . an i - VlO'intsosy, the lith * March oeit, at Bate on and HorS fall's Office, LoWer,Castlo-street, at' Twelve o'clock, 12 Chests of SH ELL 7 Chests of LAC DY . Apply to Mr. GARD:N}Ot Boc(is, Merchadddddt. BATESON.and FIORSFALL, Brokers. O Ns'EntvEsDav, the 11th March next, at Bateson and Hors fall's Office. Lower Castle-street, at Twelve o'clock, 83 Chests of SHELL LAC, 27 Chests of LAC DYE, 100 Bags of GALANGAL pT, 110 Bales of JUTE, 400 Bags of LINSEED, Now landing ex Spartan. from Calcutta. BATESON and HORSFALL Brekerc • • WhDNEsDAy, the 11th March next, 11ve o'clock, at Roscow and. Rigk's Office, Water- reet, 120 Bales - HORSE HAW, Just arrived from Buenos Ayres and hforitc Vaeo.—For par ticulars apply 'to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. On FRIDAY, the 13th March next, at Twelve o'cloc ; at Moscow and Rig's. Office, Water•street . 6680 Dry salted-BUFFA.I.O H S, 4500 Dry Java COW HIDES, Now landing ex Indian and Cape. Breton, from Manilla and B a tavia.—Apply to Messrs. Roeuat WISE and Co., Merchants, or to ROSCOW and RIGG, .Brokers. TEAS, Per Bellhaven, direct from Can.l6 7 . - On 'FRIDAY, the 13th March next, at Tea i oXlook, it the Public Sale.roorn, EXchange-builditigi, 3741 Cheits 631 Half Chests Total, 6596 Packages 520 Quarter Oheits BLACK TEAS. • 1704 Boxes FOr particulars spply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, and VARNIIAM•and EWART, Brokers. TEAS, Per Spartan, direct from Canton. • On FRIDAY, the 13th garch,next, at Ten &clock, at the Public Sale Room, Exchange-buildings, z 3667 Packages TEA, • • . Consisting of 762 Chests BORE , 1151 Chests CO OU, 200 half Do. ) 100 Chests ANKEY, 296 Boxes 50 .Chests SO UCHONG, 730 Boxes 40 chests i HYSON, 137 Boxes ) 198 boxes IMPERIAL. For particulars apply to THOMAS RIPLEY, Esq., and JOHN BIRRY and Co., Merchants, or IRLAM and THOMPSON:, • VARNHAM and EWART, Brokers. T. and H. LITTLEDALE, en sale. CONSTANTLY 'ON 'SALE, Buenos Ayres and Monte ,Video DRY and'SALTEritiX HIDES. of heavy and Ii weights, in quality gnat to any ever imported f in.the River Plate ; the Salted Elides being free from flesh ant salt, well•trimmed, and invariablithout.injury from heat.—Apply to GEO. Bait KEa and Co., or to SA M UHL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street. On MONI , the 9th day of March next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Clarendon-rooms,South John-street, Liver- Pool, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then pro duced, . • • Lot 1. A. M... that Freehold Piece, of LAND, with One Front and Three. Back MessuanLa or Dwu irs a-uousEs thereon erected, situate on the south side of .Horatio -street, in containing in front to Horatio -street and a t th e b ac k 8 i yards j'er6i) an i ' and 15 inches, and iu depth 17 yards' ` feet and 9ittehesi or thereabouts, and funning one half.of Amelia.court ; tngether with, the free ,use And enjoyment of the.said Coutt, and n o w i n the. several .occupations of Messrs, Queen, Jerrard, and Morris, at tilt yearly Rent of 444. 2,• All that Pieoe of .LA N the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, COACH-HOUSE, and STABLES thereon erected, situate on the north. aide of Gioncester-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front thereto 51 yards, end extendingin depth backwards on the west side 19 yards, and on the east side along Villiers-street in a straight knell yards, and ain bevelling line 9 yards, and at the back or north side .along a back passage 3 yards, or thereabouts, and new in the several occurations of Messrs. Widen, Lea, and Heyden, at the yearly Rent of £42. The above Premises are held for the residue of a term of 120 years, determinable on the expiration of a Lease qram the Cor poratittn of Liverpool for 3 lives, two' of which are in "being;aiki 21. years. 3. An that Piece of LAND,. with. the Three several MES SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOPS thereon erected, situate at the corner of Russell-sireet and Copperas- . hill, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to Russell street, including. an area of 3 feet wide, 35 feet, in front to Copperas-hill 65 feet, in front to Back Russell-street 15 feet 3 inches, and on the southside 61 feet, be the several dimensions thereof a little more or less, and now in the several occupations of Mr. Buckley, Messrs. Yates and CO., Druggists, and Mr. Bostock, Butcher, at the yearly Rent of Ell°. The above Preniises are Leasehold wider the Corporation of Liverpool, part for the, term of 75 years, created in. 18:30; and part fur the term of 120 years, determinable on the expiration of a Lease front the Corporation of Liverpool for 3 lives and 21 years, all of which lives arein being. • 4. Al; that Freehold Piece of LAND, with the Two MES SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thererm erected, situate' On the east side of Vernon-street, in Liverpool, containing 'in front thereto 6 yards, and running in rear or depth backwards on the forth and south sides severally 18 yards, and at the back 6 yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by Premises be longing to Leonard Fleming, and on the south by Prerhises belonging to John Casson, and now in the several occupations of John Walworth, John:Edinundi and Son, and - Jones, at the yearly Rent of £36. 10s. POI' further particulars apply to Messrs. PARKINSON and CULCHETH, Solicitors, Church-alley, Liverpool. IRON FOUNDR Y. Vhe LET, and entered upon immediately, The PI-ICF.- NIX IRON FOUNDRY, situate in Middlewich iu the county of Chester, late in the holding of Messi,,Eaton, &Co., erimprising, Moulding_ ShOP 48 feet by 30, Engine House, Dry „n. Stove, Boreing, Turning and Smiths' Sho s illwrighte Work RObitl, Mite, Powerful Crane, &c., a a Commodious Yard. Also, belonging and adjoining. flier o, Two convenient DWELLING-110USES, with suits Offices, and an excel lent Walled Garden well stocked wit ..hoice Fruit Trees. Th f , above Preinises are conveniently situated within a very shOrt distance ofilie Trent and Mersey 'Canal, and the Middle- Wich lii.anch of the Ellestinere and Chester Canal, adjoining the Turopike Road from London to Liverpool, and within like two niiles of the intended Birmingham and Liverpool Railway. There ii•a Tileutiful supply ,of excellent water con veyed hy Lead pipes to. direrent pii.rtS of : flie Fri:Mises. If Wished, the Premi,:es wwild be let for a 'Petri of Years, For further Particulars and to treat, apply to Mr.. JOBIS SasITH; Uulton,. near 'Newport, Salop; or, to Mr.lTAwnatoi, Solicitor, !Viddlewich. All Apiilieationi by Letter miist be Pciit-paid. Middleiel* 16th Feb., 1835. NEW TEA WAREHOUSE, • 44, 10,1 , 410.AGlirSTIR.lig.T. • AMES CtiOPER. feels great pleasure in stating that the Ar CONGOUS, ea Perseverance, from Cautim, which were sold at the Public Sale-room, Exchauge-huAings, on the 12th instant, will be found fatly equal in qua ty (strength and 'fla vour) to those sold Iv the East India C pane. J, C. having purchased a few lots*. le above, has great con fidence in recommending them to Public.. In East India Company's Teas, having pttrcbas extensively previous to the speculation of the London dealers, who, owing to the small de claratieu of the East India Company's Teas fur sale next March, and the talent' Lord Napier and the Viceroy of China, have managed to, .raise the price of Tea full 3b to . 4d. per lb.. J. C. is determined to give the Public every advantage of, his pur chase, and charge them no advance upon his present Stock. His Btack Tea, at ss. per.lh.,. will be found very superior, and, Snell as he, can strongly recommend for Family purposes, con biaing thoSe essential, requisites, strength and flavour. • To the trade- 7 AII Orders received prior. to Sale will be charged 14 per lb. on original packages; Mier Sale will be subject to market value. Sew Tea Warehouse, 44, Rareisgh-street. - . SELLING OFF AT JOSEPH EPOqiTORY IN consequence of extensive Aderatip s abOut to I.e made on thbPremises, Boca-SrittiLT, binich Fill require the re moval of the Stock, the . whole will e sold at and under Prime Cost. •Iti this extensive and Varied lock will be lona(' splendid LAMPS ror Halls arid Drawin Boolak, fitted up for Oil and WS; LUST.RES, &c. • . . Fifty splendid •Or-mule and Alahastar CLoCaiS, with aid vvithent Splendid : Stack of CUT bL i kSS, Fashionable 'Stock of hest LON DON JEWELLERY, GENEVA WATCHES, Bagatelle Tables, DeskS, Dressing Cases, Medicine Chests, Sevrei Chiba, Toys, . t-... WHOLE ) LE ESTA4LISIIMENT FOR THE- - MIME AND EXPORT TRADk In Fine PAPBRS, BOOKS, and ST ONERY, TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &C. OF ERY DESCRIPTION. Fine WRITING and PRINTIN PAPERS, Plain or Ruled • Patent Blue and Brown Sample, Cartridge,'Cap, Tissue,•Brown, Casing,, Tea, Sugar, Tobacco, and Sheathing PAPERS and MILLED BOARD.. _ STATI3pIERy 1N EVERY DEPARTMENT. Ledgers, Journals, Day, Cash, , Bill, and all other Mercantile AccMint Books Ruled and Bound to any Pattern,•allowink the full a►nouiit of Eicise Drawback on all Goods-for Exportation. W. W. ARCHIBALD, Matinfactory, Birkenhead; Ware houSe, No. 9, Goree Piazzas, Liverpool: Removed from No. 18, The new Ship'BRITISHMEII. fIANT, 498 register _ 'i tt tans, built and equipped of the est materials; she is ': ~.iliade; copper-fastened, and sails fa t i itS a large cargo, upon i ) . • 7 1714_ fret, her draught of wat loaded.- For inventory, Vic. _apply' on Ward, liiiinswit k Dneksir.: 9QNCAN GI 813. ifliwnew Brig NIAQUASIIA, 1 I register tons, cop per-fastened ,her hull and eq pments, are composed .4"" of best materials....Por iuven ry, &c.,applyon board, Brunswick Dock. 'or to DIVCAN GIBB. The A 1 Brig ELIZABEPP44I I ;t. OGILVY, Master, hurthen per register 244 tons ; years old, coppered ~,,,, and copper-fastened, sails fait, and carries a fair cargo on an easy draft of water.—Appily:to Captain Wavy, on board, or to EBENEZER RAE. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS 4" REPAR ?,D THE BLES S INGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLIETT, FRIDAY, VEBRILitRY 27, 1835 e tattO bn auction. FURNITURE, £.4I7IIV—STREET, 13.9 . Messrs, THOS. WINSTANLEY and SUM'S, • THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th instant, at EleVen o'clock pi e tisely, on the Premises, Nti.l, Laurel-Skeet, near the Botanic Garden, —=by Order, 6f the . Assigneeh milk genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE, JL China,.Glass, Linen, Plate, small quantities of Wine, and Oilier Effects of a Bankrupt. *The Furniture .comprises Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, With primed Calico Hangings, Feather. Beds and Emitting, Painted , Chamber .Articles, Alektfo.Window Curtains, Kidder ininstei Carpets, Dressing-glass, Fenders and. Fire-irons Ma hogany Chairs, Card, Pembroke, and Snap Tables, Sofa, duests of, Drawers,, Wardrobe, &c. The Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles. To. be viewed on Thursday next, the 26th, when Catalogues may be.had on the Premises, and of Messrs. THoS. Wzrists N LEY and SONS, Church-street. ' STRAY SHEEP.- MHE Owner =ay hnra them restore! on paying the Expences• —Apply to Mr. JOHN GILL, Preeson'strOw. TO ANGLERS. FISHING TACKLE of every de;eiption, ennmisting of London-made Ely and Trolling tods, Irish Trout and Salnyin Eies, Pike and Trout Taelpfe, Silk and Hair Lines, Sea - Hooks, Salmon line, &c., at A.• GA LLETTPS FISHING TACKLE ESTABLISHMENT, No. 1O CASTLI:•STREET. Whole sale dealer in Silk Worm Gut. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SON, On MoND',:r neat, the 2d of March, at *Two o'clock iti the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,,sub jecl to conditions then to be producell, if not previously dis posed of by Private Contract, ~ A GOOD FAMILY HOUSt called IlEt.t..s-vt•E. on (but .1 - 1. well retired from) the Wa ertree-road, at a distance little exceeding tits miles from. the Liverpool Exchange, with suit able Outliuildingi,Coachliouse, Stablings, &c., two Gardens, wellstockeil with young wall and other Fruit Trees, and Ten Acree of Land ; or 'thereabouts. Also a small HOUSE, situate e.t.the Entrance-gate. 'The whole Property is Copyhold of Inheritance, and consi derable part of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage ofthe same. Early possession a the- House, - and imixtediate O-tt e Lend, may-be had. Aso to be( Sold, a SHARt in the LitCIEUM NEWS- ItOOM. For fhrther particulars apply to Mr. Mmvpst.sy, Solicitor, Doran's-lime, Lord-street, Liverpool; or to Mr. HEW ITT, Belle-vue. . _, BLOOD 31 . ARP 4 NO COLT: • ' By Mr. BACH, ii On SATURDAY, the 7th March next Tat ei / Ve o'cloc k, at Mr. Webster's Horse Baza r, Lot . I..ti A BAY Yearling COLT, by. Efeiible, out of .Ittliana, by Pyramus, Luprasia, by Inbeus, Witeh of Endor; L. by Sorcerer; &c., engaged in the Produce Stakes of 50 sOvs. at Aintree, in 1837. Will be sold with or without his engagement, and without reserve. but '2. His DAM, heavy in Foal, to Flexible, produCe dis engaged. , May be seen in the meantime, at the Horie Bazaar; Linie street. - I FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL CIVIGAN, , IN Tile COUNTY o 1 LA NC ASTER, d] WANTED, a HEAD-MASTER td Tee and Instruct the Children and touth, to hi Educated at the said School,, in Granimar and Classical Leirnit4,and also the Mo dern Languages, Wilting, Arithmetic, Geography, and \lathc. matics. The Salaiy will be VW per Annum, with the use and occupation of an excellent Dwellirig.:heuse near, to the School. The Head Master tunst be a Member of the Eitatilished Church of England, and a , Gradmite ofone of the Unii4r4tiei, The Trustees sftl meetat the said Schitol 4111 ynt;rEsnAi , the Ilth day of Mbich next,, atElei , en o'Clock in, the Forenoon, to Elect the Hied Master; avid it t. the meantitn . Candidates are requested to send Teitipnonio. 'sof their character to JOHN LORD, Of the Bototigh: 1 o . lfiC'e, Iriyan, Jan. 213th, lk+s. By MB. BYERS, On TuEsnAv; the 24th day of March nest, it, One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the C larendtm-rooniS. South Jvhn-,street. by order of the ExectitorS of Richard Ward, Esq., deceased, - and subject to Such cOnclitions a.s will be tben,produeed, Lot. I. LL that FR EV. ILO Lli BREWERY, With STABLE', seven COTT(;L: Ati,. and , other A.con venient Buildings attached, situate on the nor.h sldinf Maguire. Wert, In Liye, pool, io flow 239 feet, in ,depth westwardlY t. 9 feet, eastwardl 66 fek, together with certain Utensils therein, belonging fn theiandloril. - Also, 'lwo DWELLING-I - loUSES,,a good Ship on, and Two Yarils,,g;tuate in . Arley -street, iinuodi a t e ly b e hi n d she said Brewery, and adjoining the same. ', 'hese Pletnises are in the occupation of Mr. flitgh.Bullin, a t rant at will. .eat FREER D. H 2. TWo well-built neat i;ee the south side of Rose - place , aboi Si. Ann's Church, contain ine,i• in front and at the back 3 6 feet, or thereabouts, and in depth 37 feet 6 inches. One of these Houses is in the occupation Of Mr. Stevenson , and the other is empty. s it ua t e on • 3. Two 'other ,well-built FREEIIOLD HOUSES .imme diately.adiriining Lot 2, and in the occupations of Mr. Rough sedge and Mr. ItolStone. 4. A Court of Tielve good FREEHOLD HOUSES, Situate on the north side of Charter -street, called Fir-conrt, coniaining in front to Charter-street and at the back 12 bards, and'in depth 22 yards, and occupied by a respe c t a bl e t e nant r v. 5. A Field or Close, of LAND, at Woolton, beatitiftilly situated 'far Building, containing about an Acre of Land, and in the occupation o f, M r. James Rose, miller, Woolton, as tenant at will, who Will shove the same. . . For Particulars as to Lots 2 and 4 apply to Messrs. FoausT and FosTErt, Solicitors; as to Lot 3, ..o Messrs. DAGnitas d6,I,•WiNSTANLEY, Solicitors; and as to the whole, to Mr. JoliN HAMILTON PARR, Solicitor, Exchange.street East. Erabciling. tit G . B T:a4 li t • 26 . .• S L O A L N D D by () ON R lv SALEATE ATStatute VllO be 1 :Acres of LAND, in Lots to sui urchasers. It is sur rounded by the properties of Sam(' audbach, N. Robinson, John Moss, acd Addison,'Esqrs. The situation is equal to any in that neighbourhood. The roads are excellent and the parochial rates very low. Distance from Liverpool about three miles. . ' Foryarticulars apply to JOHN FLETCHER, Sefton-street. or St. ,Michael's, Toxteth-park, who bas a good New FAMILY HOUSE to LET, in I - I uskissou-street, complete•with Fixtures, Wate: Closets, &c., and newly Papered. Rept, £75 per annum. . 1301C0,1; Gil COM T 014' LITE.IO 3 ,OOL. _,JAMES ASPINALL, Esq./MAY.OR, A , 11111,05,E LACE, And , 1 . BAILIFFS. JAMES ~P OWNALI„ ,S ''' " es * te l NoTIcE IS .1-IEIk:E.IIY .G.I Vl' ,:that .a.Court of Passage for the Trial of Causes dep ctit in the said Court, iv 111 fie,.lul(l before the said ,111 a) or and ,Boiltflis, iru the Court-rooin, within the Sessions'-house, ,in , ClL.tpet-street, iu Atte .saio potudo, pn TH‘;Rs, , _, tc, the mnh day,,of Match next, o f whidh the Await ios uf the said Court are.rittluireti - to. takenotiee. :)th Feb„ .1835. IOS'VEII, Thisn,eletk. . .. NOTICE. AN ASTONISHING R - DITTION in On FARES from LIVERPOOL to the undermoriti,ned ['daces, h the following first-rate fast COACHES from tIiSARACEN' HEM), ANGEL, and VS ' M ITE H OR SE COACH-01rF ES, Dale-street : 'rhe HIBERNIA, . every Morning (except Sunday) at a Qum-tee-past Seven o'clock. Rou —Chester, Whitchurch, Shrewstairv, and Worcester, to t GEORGE and R0YA1,11 . 6- TET.S, Cheltenham, in twelve hour certain. The BANG UP, every AOrnoon at a Quarter before Two o'clock, (except. Sunday.l Rdute:—Chester, Wrexham, Over ton, and- Ellesmere, to the TALBOT florim, is ghiewsbury, in six hours and a. half. • FARES. Shrewsbury...Amide 12s Outside 70. Chehenhain.... „ Bristol Bath Also, the Fares to the inter mediate, Maces at a pi uportionate low rate. B. DBETHEItTON AO CO., Proprietors. ST. DA VID'S DAY. JrIHE ANNIVERSARY of ST. DAVID'S DAY will b e celebrated on Atimmy, the tl of Mareh next, when the Directors and Friends of the Welsh Chireriti- Schools will at teud Divine WorShip at ST. DAVID'S 'CLITIRCII; Where the t Service will be read in the Atitien 14itiSh Langualie; after whith a Sermon will be preached in flash, by the Rey. SO satyr DAVlgfi, M.A., Minister of S 'David's. Church, and a Collection made for the benefit of the Schools. After Service the Annual Examination of the Cbildien will take place in the School-room, • Russell-street, to which the Friends of the Institution are earnestly invited. Tickets may he had oh applicat ion.to the Master of the School. The Directors and Friends of the Welsh Chirity Schools will afterwards DINE together at the ADEIPHI Hurst.. Dinner on the Table at Sit o'Clock precisely. GEORGE GRIFFITH; Esq., of Garn, President, JOHN PEMBERTON, Esq., Vice-President. Tickets, ONE Gottixi each, to be had at the Bar of the Hotel. 2*Ttb3 Vublication. In a feli days will be puhlAed, in Bvo, I NDIA, !TS STATE AND' PROSPECTS. By EDWARD THOITON, Eq. London: Parbnry, Allen, and 0., :LOodenbati-street. • , . Zatinteb. _ . - - - - - - - Y te a v i i i vicinity of Li" Manufacturing l an A the PPRENTICE, who will have an opportunity of• ac iring the practical Ort of the business., A Premium will be expected, awl a progressive Salary given.—Address P. P., Box 11 85. TO WATCH FINIS ERS. M r A N T ED, a FIRST-RA ' 'HAND in the above Branch, to whom a Wee y Salary Will ho given.— A note, to be left at the STANDARD OFFICE, ;1(1dt - egged M, stat ing address and where last employed. /. . „ TO MERCHANTS CND OKERS.. Wr I a I%I SWPA I VO Y NVs 1 1 '1 G t.t1 I V A I ?r kri3 t O b j e lt n r n aZT. KEEPER, or any other .resOnnsibl situation in a respectable house; can have undeniable testimonials of conildet, &c., also oecurity, if required.—Address S. T., Standard-office. N.l3.—Wou,d have. no objection to go abroad: MONEY. / W A Sams, rn t ; ,... l e T s .F e .D eu;i o tv il° of7ie% l.- t l2 l'l W l t e e ) ii i ' n sa ° "R o ti r il th e:t r : (lap Rail way, and the Tolls of the said Railwayl/ The ItailWay is com pleted, and in active operation. Intel - Kt payable Half-yearly, in January and Jnly.—Application' to be made to the Treasurer, HAfillOOD BANNER, Harrington Chambers, John -street, Li verpool. SOAP, IRON, A'N D IE4 TRADES. A . TRAVE,LLE4I, of Ipng and.extenslve commercial expe rien4e, laving ; Agencies that ,regnire. his making three journies hnnuatiyy through .Ireland, ivilesirous of extending hiS commissions in the ali,tkve trades•wr pa rtio.s in this Town. H e has firit. : rate connextpns in, all . p principal 'Towns in th e Kitw . ,l* . atid extensive , sales, could,,te imniediately effected. References will he iriven.to -Merchants of the highest respecta bility, l'ur whonfhe is now engaged.—Address A. 8., Standard tro be. Mitt: • , . 4 .7/1040-LET, a 6 , ..,tiiAii-EHOUSE, with Comptinglhouses complete, situate in Irunmonger-lane, close tu the flail- Way. Also, 13PN bEiD‘ and FUEI2. R VMS, at the King's Dock.—Apply to JOHN Mo.tsirnomzar, g's Dock. Who has on SALE,_a handsome ope Four-wheeled CAII - drawn by one or a pair of Horses. May be seen at Fatuctot:ott's, Wavertree. NORTH WALES. • Half way between the Market Towns of Neu•Th and L?anidloes, 183 114iles from London—RASIDENCE with an exclusive right of Sporting over 5,000 Acres abound iq with Genie. 'TO be LET, Furnished, a desirabl PAI4IILY R'ESI- I3ENCE commanding beautiful. speds, and containing Three Sitting-rooms. School- room, Nit Bed-chambers, includ ing Servants', Two Dressing. rooms, With Officei, 'Conch house, Stabling ' • Granary, Dog Kennel. and aft ti s eful Garden, Orchard, and with or without Land, t b la n e ild e i x n a gs n ' s god ive o right of Sporting over Five Thousand Acres abounding with Game. Also ex - celtent Fishing iu the River Severn, tvhich runs throngh part of the Property. For Cards to view ,and further particulars apply to Mr. BATES; House and Estate Agent, Welbeck-street !Joann, or t t g -p o a n i t , e i r . yshire. es.lli° 7 . T. E. Maasti, All LLlmaitieidrlso b e host-paid. nt ro ,00111. rill() be DISPOSED ON, La o . wnin f g it havinir no in the x further occasion for it, a ' iidid Sa Inwood Patent -Double-action tiAliP, by Erard in the most perfect •order, and in every respect equal to new.—May be seen at• Mr. S i m ITH'S. Music Shop, Lord-street. Prire:Erghty-live Guineas. Lot Lir TO SMALL CAPITALISTS.. ELEVEN FREEHOLD HOGSES I. 'Three Lots. By CUTHBERT CL K. 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE ' nEATy, two DWEL: LING-HOUSES, str y built, ,advuutagreusly situated in an increasing and flu t,hing neighbourhood, and• let to good tenants, at £26 per annum. The How•es are welt built and nearly new,.aud will not requite any outlay for years. 2. Six well-built .Dwebing-houses, let to the Nano- tenants tins upwards of three years,. at the yearly rent of£l7 Bs.—This pro perty wilt realize upward , of It) per cent. 3. 'Three weli.botit and tenanted Dwelling-houses, let for£3l a,3 ear. nearly new,, it an unproving.part or the town, and will tie sold that. the i purohaser may . he certain 0f.91- percent. 414 y (o : etrnicAatT : CLARK, 2 Moorfieids, opposite the Railway-office, 0r.49; Great Cros4h, )1-street. [PRICE 70. Zratie attb iflatifttaiturio. SUPERIOR BICTISH METALLI94IANUPACTUR ES. rtniE most general, extensive, anVrell-selected-Stock of the 1 best Manufactures in EnglantWin each Department, in cluding every Requisite fur Getral House Furnishing, from the Cottage to the ealace, ivillofways be found in WILLIAM DRURY'S ROOMS end * WAREHOUSES, 12, C,6Ti.s- STREIT.' Patent Grass Cutting Machines; Corn and Malt Mills, lla Cutters, Mufriott's Patent Portable Water Closets, in every variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb's Patent Detector Locks, and every 'Patent Article of merit connected with the tiade. WANTED, a respectable 'YOUTH, as au APPRENTICE. SEEDS, FLOWERS, RU TS, &c. JCUTHBERT begs to state he s opened a Warehou s e, • N(i: 12, CL,4I , roN-snu A Rg, co er of Elliot -street, with an extensive Assortment of SEED LOWERS, ROOTS, and all Utensils connected with N ieulture and Agriculture. J. CUTH BEST'S experienc at Messrs. Whalleys, Jogether with hit practical experience, enables hiin to select, anq he is determined to sell only the very first qualities, and this et a very moderate profit, by which he trusts to receive a portion of public. patronage. J. C. will receive all new Seeds, Plants, &C., as they may appear in London, be being in daily communication with the first Houses in the Trade. VTERCHANTS, BUILDERS, MARBLE MASONS, AIL and OTHERS, may be 'White Stone IMNEYPIECES S plied, on Term4Unprece tA dentedly low, with , Plain and Ornamented heads and ' ~ Steps, Ridges, Sinks, Curbes, Landings, Gravestones, (tett ed. it required,) Sawn PlagS of all thicknesses. GRINDSTONES, Sti oil WILLI'S, SCY TH ESTO N Ls, &c., for Horne .Use and Exportation. Also, 1111511 MARBLE, of various kinds, colours, and qna liths, Samen at the MA ILLILL Wouxs, KULA LOB, tab the Sitarodorii.—Akiply at the Yard, adjoining Mr. Pcninant's Slate Yard, Prince's Dock Basin N as*. _ • . - .. - J. , I%IWDCA LF, Agent: VA It. THOMPSON. FiNisitlNGltiietzliss MAil ea, No.B, IY.A.. CLAYTON-SQUARE, respectfully unarms the Inbar faints :of Liverpool, that he stillyltutinOets prieath his .celei.' brated 4vstein of Writing in a few . easy -lesions 6f one - Writ. each. - No matter how ha 4 the proseqcwriting of either sex,.old oryonsag, to Ladies he • guaranteesfi light, - gnuctful, and fa shionable style, and to gentlemen „a bold, fi ee7- business:like band, suitable in eve.iy „respect for the cOtinting,4ouse; there fore, to acquire a fret: and. masterly use of the pen, indifferent writers sbould immediately embrace the opporfunity, which Must be to every one an, object of paramount importance. • Teaclbing Roams up Stairs, strictly. bi hate ; Families and Schools attended. THE TEETH. . MR. SM,ITH, ‘ • .StAiGatiri DE:rat , 41.. Bold-street, begs to.apnonnce, that, in the 'arse of his extensive praCtice, lie bas effected a series of, ii rovements in the com position and adaptation of ARTIFICIAL DENTIERS; ferro-inetalic and Natural teeth, which enables him to,suppiy, deficiencies so as to restore mastication, utterance; and orna; mental iu an eminent degree, with increased perm*neticy and comfort to the Wearer,. ~rt~Ut'~=tft ttttt~: Empowered by Act of Parliament, ail fi 7. lltiam IF. • ECONOMIC LIFE ASSUE,ANCE CO3II'.&NY, No. 31, Bridge-street, Blaekfriary , London. ESTABLISHLD 1823. DI - RECTORS. The Right lion. T. FRAN ELAND LEWIS,M.P. CHAIRMAN, HENRY FREDERICK STE:FHENSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Resident Director,---JOHN KNovvt.as; Esq.; F.R.S. Agent for Liverpool; T. 0. COOPLR. Medical Referee for Do. , A. ROBERTSON, M.D. AHIS Society has :for its basis ECONOMY COMBINED WITH SLCURI l Y—the terms of Assurances, foryoung alichnidd&-aged lives, being much lower:than thoSe of any other . Office fwhich gives a Bonus to the Assur*d; soda full statement of its affairs is annually made to-the Shareholders and Policy holders, who have a control over the Society. Three-fourths of the profits are kow divided among those V Assured.on an equitable .scale, .1 he whole terra of life after Policies shall have ‘ been in force r years, and eventually the whole.of the profits will be so.tlivit ed. A Bonus was declared up to the end of 1833, which gave to Policy-holders, on an acetage, £l6 per cent. upon the amount of premiums paid. Persons assuring daring the year ISM will he entitled to share in.the Profits to be ;divided up to the end of 1838. Endowments for Children are granted, and Assurances on' Joint Lives. Survivorships, Survivorship Annuities, as well - as d every species of Life , contingency, at rates proportional.tO the -nature of the risks, which are as low as possible coMpatible with security to the Assured. Assuiat,ces are also effected, either by paying small Premiums at first, andiucreasing them every five Years; or by paying a hiett Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements, .and ultimately the payments to cease altogether. In tine, persons may be assured in any way which may be best adapted to their circumstances or wishes. kledicalneferees are appointed in most cities and large towns, and agents in many, front whom information may be obtained and. Prospectuses gad. By .order of the Board of Directors; . I'. O. COOPER, Agent. iDttblic Zatito. T.the. ANNUM, MEETING of the - S01001;forthe DEAlf!uttdDls.‘ill i ;hold,•porstiatitti AilVertiseinetit, in the.tiotioni.-rwom, Wood-stied, on Ttresrliy.'lie Nth iidOtit; The lies. 'lemur Brooks having heen-'eallell to the Chair, and having- opened the busines.s the 'Meeting,'Mr. John Rad uliffe,reatl•tho Retool, and MT. H. Sointhete ;hi Account .nor rent for the, seat, after which the following Hesriltitibus i ve i e passed.unanimously : .1;. That the Itcpott nove read he adopted, and that it be printed and.eirculated.under the direction the.Ciontvittee. ' 2. That the thanks of this -Meetinghe . preeedtedlo Di.. Fran cis. R.. :Philp,. 9u Ikis retirement front the citiice nf).Physii:ntn; fur his valuable, services to the lustitotion. 3. That the Thanks of this Meeting be, given to .the•Ofli eers and Committee lor.their services.duriug 'be past year; and that the blowing be the Officers ' and .Cotnmittee ,f ur .th e tear en suing : TREAsuasn—Mr. IlenVf R. Sandbach. SECRETA.RIES - ( • - Mr idiam Corner, . e Mr. Joint 4ade4iffe. COADIrrIE.E.. • " Rev. J. BrOoks, Mr, Thomas Kaye, Rev. A. Campbell, Mr. John.Knowies, 11ev. James Aspinall, Mr. James Rownall, Rev. Tho Mas Bo:d, Dr. Francis/It—Philp, 11ev. T. L. Pain, Mr. Riclutrti,Rathhune, Mr. T. B.ll:irciav, .Dr.William.lieytiottis, 111 r. Rime§ Crusbie, Mr. ll—Stulterfoht, Mr. John Crosfield, . Mr. Alexander Smith, Mr. William Houghton, :Mr. It. V, Yates. PuYstoaN—(At .p . - esect vacant.) StankuN—Alr. Ortt.- : • 4. That the respertful.thanks of this Meeting be'presented.te the Ladle.' Committee for the important services readered by them to the Instizntiou; - anti that, .the followiug Ladies be re quested to act,as the Committee for the year ensuing:— Mrs. Campbell, , Mrs.- Smith, Mrs. Bold, . Iliss.M. Bury, .. . Mrs. I. O. Bold, Miss F. Rogers,' • Mrs. Barclay,' Miss Smith, Mrs. Ortt, Aliss Wakefield. Sucnit.tav—Nliss..Nlarriott, - - • JONATHAN BROOKS—Chairman. 5. That the thanks of this Meeting be preseitteillsi the Chair- radii fur, his obliging conduct.on this occasion. : . • : r.suANT to an:Order.of the 1 i l lgh Ceuti: of Chancery.; made to a cattre, t.',iii v. Tlitatipson; the creditors 01; :111:10A1liS PEI' I" Eit 1: li OM P 50 1 .4, lett orriverritl; it. the c.uuty:ur Laucest er,! &non e, iwlatliett . on the-29:h of 1--.)(1"l'-' ber, 11:S204:are. forthwith, by OA • Solicitors; to come in ittni it ortt R( prove their ilehts before GEonGh, ) w•i• l'e: ft, Esquire, one, of the ,!bottets of the said Court, • f hi, Chambers itiSouthanip-: tun-buitchngs, Lima:con . ..lane, London. or in dcfatuit thereof they will be:excluded the beuefit-uf the east order. - - HOUSE OF .COMMOSiS.—;CIoNin•i, pots. 2:i. The Speaker took the, chair at t , kelve ' 1 1i It o ot. . ,vie Raid that by the hour of three o'clock there were 600 Meioliers sWorn. , • Mr. O'Connell took the r;a'thi at the same 'time with twd of his 'sons. It Was,observed that the hon.:wd learned getttleuiau in repeating the oath pronounced With naliakcd and solciou em phasis the words " the church as, by lavi:tablished." accom panying the Yoke with it motion of the finger, as if calling par ticular attention to the words " by, to otolished.- While Mr. W. W. W5 - tin Aiivi taking the oaths at four, the Duke of Clunbei laud, 'accoinpauied by the Ma.iquiS,of London derry, entered the house fur the purpose of . 1 On the proposition of Sir G. Clerk, it was agreed thi4 the Speaker should take the chair irrmorrow at one, to give au opportunity fur swearing in members. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TcEslosv, FEB. His Majesty this day, in perstin, Opened the.new Parliament. Their lordships atisisiabled at twelve o'clock, when,. the Kart of Shaftesbury .having taken the woolsack, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, prayers,were read by. the Bishop of Bristol; after which the c.ustomai y oaths were adminiitered to a eousi ' derable humbet of peers. The interior of the house presented an elegant and animated scene. The side galleries; and a large proportion Of the lower benches, were occupied by a rare assemblage Of beauty, intik, and fashion. The variety of rich colors which their costume displayed, and the waving beauty of the ostrich feathers, which formed the almost universal ornament df the head, had a very charming effect. 4 • The attendance of peer's, in their robes, was unusually great. The corps diplotnatique, which mustered Yen , strongly on this occasion, tilled the seats immediately behind the .-ministerial bench, Ten of the judges attended in their robes. At half-past one o'clock the Lord Chancellor took the wool sack. , Precisely at two o'clock the discharge of artillery Red the clangour of trumpets announced his Majesty's arrival at the house. - - His Majesty shortly after cnteted the house, attended by the great officers of state. Being seated on the throne, the Gen tleman (Jeher of the Black Rod (Sir A. Clifford) was directed to command the immediate attendance of the Commons in the House of Lords. A very numerous body of the'Commons, headed by their speaker, itnmediately after filled the space below the bar almost to suffocation. So soon as the noise (meliorated by their struggling fer entrance hart subsided, his Majesty read, in a clear and firm voice, the following most 'gracious speech: — "My Lolxli tiati Gentleitien, I avail myself of the earliest opportunity of meeting you in parliament, after having recurred to the sense of my people. "You will, I nen confident, fully participate in the !egret which I feel at the destruction, by accidental fire,, of that mrt of the ancient palace of Westminster, which has been long ap propriated to the use of the two houses of parliament. "Upon the Octurr.snce of this Caliiinitv, I save immediate directions that the, hest prevision Of,Wlitch the Circumstunees of the case would admit should be made for your presetit meatityg, and it will he my wish to adopt shell plans for the pertititrient accommodation of the two liOnses of Parliainent as shall be . deemed, in your joint consideration; to be the most fitting and convenient.. "I will give directions that there be laid befortt you the re port made to me by the privy council; in reference to the origin of the fire; and the evidence upon which is was founded. "The assurance Which I receive from tny' allies, awl gene rallY frdih all foreign princes and states, or their earnest desire to cultivate the relations of amity and to maintain with me the most friendly understanding, justify, on my part; the confident expectation of the continuance of the bleSiings of peace. "The single exception to the general tramuillity of Europe is the civil contest which still prevails iu some of the detthetn provinces of Spain. , " I will give directions that there be laid before sou tt - tic Fs which .I have concluded with any allies, the King of the Freaeb, the Queen of Spain; and the Queen of Portugal; which are sup plernentary to the treaty of April, .101, iitt!l are intended to fts cilitate the complete attainment of the objects contemplated by • that treaty. " I have to repeat the expression of Ty regret that the, relit- Liens between llolland and 13elgium still remain unsetiled. Gtntl f cmen of the Douse of Commons, " I have directed the estimates fur the ensuing year to be prepared and to be laidbefore you Witlcont delay. , " They have been framed with the strictest attention to economy; and I have the satisfaction of acqUainting you that the total amount of the detnands of the public service will be less on the present than it has been on any former occasion within our recent experience. "The satisfactory state of the trade and coranierce of the country and of the public revenue fully justifies the expectation that, tiotWithstariding the rectictions in taxation which were inside in the last session, and which, when they shall hare taken full. effect, will tend to diminish the existiait Nitpicks of the public licrenue,there will reinatti aititfieient balance to meetthe aililitional. annual char ge which will arise front pro viding the'coutpensation granted' hy- parlihment ott leCount of the abolition of slavery throughout the British doll:Woos. " I deeply larthtut that the agricultural interest continues lin a state otgreat depression. " I reootamend to your soriotts considlration whether it map not be in your pOWer, after providing for the exigencies ofibe pub - lie service, and consistently with the ,steadfast maintenance of rlie public credit, to devise a Inethod for raitigati4 the ret sure of those local charges which bear heiVilv on the owdets and occupiers of land, and fot distributimgthe bartheri orf tbian more equaliY over other descriptions of property, c• My Lords and Gentlemen, '"Ttre information received from the,goVernOr Of my col - nies, together wish the acts passed in execution of the law for the abolition of slavery, will be , communicated to you. It is with much satisfaction that I have observed the general conent rence of the ,colonial legislatiires in giving effect to these im portant measures; and, notwithstanding the difficulties with which the xubject is necessarily attended; I havelieen•no Ica.; 'son to abate my earnest hopes ofa' favritirible Under all circumstances, you may be assw•ed of my antc:ious desire mid unceasing efforts fully to realise!the benevolent intention of pat.- lament. • "There are many important sdbjects, some of u filch hale already undergone partial discussion in parliament, the Adjust ment of which, at as•early a period as is consistent with theme tore consideration of them,'uould be of great advantage to tlie public interests. _ _ " Among the first in point of urgency is the state of thetithe question in 'lreland, and the means of effecting an equitable and final adjustment of it, " Meawes will be . proposed tor your consideration, :which will have for their respective objects-4o -promote the commii tation of tithe in England and Valei—to improve, out :civil jurisprudence, and the administratiou of joitice itt ,causes, to wake provision for the more effectual maintenance of ecclesiastical discipline, and to telieVe those who dissent 'from the doctrinei or discipline of the dittreh froin the itecessity of celehratiog th e terenoiny of,ntaniage, according to its rites. • " Lhave•not yet received the report froth The commissioners appointed toingnireTintti the state Of noMicipal corp . otration, but ,I bve reason Weiler,. that it will Cie . and :thitt .1 shall be enabled to,conottunivate it to uu at %in gutly.tpetiod. " I have atpdintel a .i:orontiliion, for cortMeriq ibe state of the seven:[ iti PA:101164 );nd rhiVit>tiCe to the 4(?:011111. of their r:.,.(-I:‘, , js. 1 ,, the iii,ire,egual (1:411' :butionof the -episeOpal ditties; the. state of the sevorkl.cathe- , tlral add .collegittto cli`ii;(:-Ite'4,. with 'it view to the sir estlt ti of attHli r.teasurr:s as May e‘,llNl ,to ellieieney,of:tilu.eat , iblished chorch; and for adevistna the hes:t mode of.providing for the cure of Scots, with reference to'lhet res'idtiee of the clerg, in their resP;ctiVe . betieticei: , . "The especial ,‘ltiCh I hav e .in _view in•thc.appnint , meet of the commission i , . to extend more widely the •meana of religious worihip according to the iloetrinesof the established dinteh, and to Ctinfirii, its hoid upon the veneration .and gra. tions of .iny people. • " I feel it also incumbent upon ma to call your attention to the condition of the 'Choral of Scotland, anti tti the means by which it may be ..enabled to•increase the opportunities of I.:Ai ...glens worship, for the poorerclasses of saciety, iu that part of the United Kingdom. It has been my duty on this oceation to direct vour consideration to various important matters connected .with our domestic policy. " I rely with entire confidence on your - willing co-operation in perfeCtitig all such ineasureS as may be calculated ti remove just causes of complaint, and to promote the Concord and happiness of my subjects. • " I rely also, with equal confidence, on. the caution and cit... cumspection with which you will apply yenrselves to the altera tion of laws, whi/h aireet y extensive andcomplicated 104re4, and are interwoven with ancient usages, to which the.habitsiansi feelings of my people I)ve crintormed. " I feel assured, that it will-be our common abject in 4nptili jog that which may be defective, or in reuovatilq that Which -may be impaired, to strehgthen the foundations of those justi tations in church and• state, which are•the ifiheritduce and .birtlitight of my ,pet .e ; and which, .a.micW all ate .vit::7qsi tudes of public affaits,:have proved, louder the WessUsg of AIIIIIGII7Y (:00, the surest' guarantees of their liberties, their rights, and their religion.' : , Their tortishiPs then adjourned dunin-gpleaiure: 7WhOlv!etT rea.semb:ed, • • The 1:6Iti) r'-.HANcEti.on reed . thr 7 .•stteeeh 1"4- , , jelity leili7erea theWen' baying boeo ien,t uy the ea .% k , The I:ii r. 14 t•ri prori4,,a . itd to •trblress their lntfd ie t i s yn g ihi Lk iirc:hertile , rees nt titiniks ill, yluiiial speech, felt It Of their - •kiniloch4 61.1 d indittgctice, that time' he had' hart thts -h ztcua•-uf pre4eotiop, bchire ; anti they 'ainst . •atil m'4ll :iware that the home ut the:pui , oits cinfuete.l %kith hill protus siou was uot favourable to ttie stikly Aillreinte (blew himself ou their lot,ishry,' kindfielmand being perfectly convinced that Le shoal ieeeive troth a' briribia --thine a Peers - a fair and iactulgeut - heariag. -That lueltag