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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

Leeward Islands and Detnerara..

. . J
Jamaica and Bahamas
earthattena and La Guayra
North America
•
Spain
Holland and.the Netherlands .
Germany, Swit7erland, Denmark, Prussia, Ems-
Oa, and the North of Europe

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND A:
LIVERP
X. s. d. £. s. d,TIMBER, r cubic foot,
Riga .- 0 2 s(a 0 2 6
Dantzig •
Memel . 0 2 11 0 2 5.
American Pine
-Do. Quebec.
Red Pine
Quebec Oak
Bitch
'L ANK S, 41)* foot of 2 inch.
Dani:zig Deck - 0 0 Si 0 0 '4l
American,Pine
DEALS, VY•stfinclard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
D. • - White 14 10 0 17 10 0
Memel, Tied l5 0 5 17. 0 0
Dantzic Sc Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0

PRICES OF SHARIS, Lill ERPOOL, JUNE 30,18:3_6:,

rer ..,,.-- 0
Liverpool Coal Gas
Liverpool New Gas. and Coke Company, ....£100
New Shares, premium £7O
Liverpool and Harrington'Water Works
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, ' £loo paid 28.2 0,, 0
Ditto Old Quarters 25 .... 71 " 0
, - •Ditto - New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto •
'
100 .. ...... 2 902 110 0° g
Ditto 25
Warri rigton and Newton ditto
Kenyon and Leigh ditto lOO .... 110
~ 0
Wigaii Branch ditto
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 6O
.. • • 78 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto.,loo ~ „ 35 1,.0 0
Leicester and Swaniiington ditto .. • lO .... 65 u 0
Manch ester, Bolton, and Bury Railway and Canal 48 ~ • • 80 00
Leeds :and Selby. Railway
Grand,Junction ditto 5O ..... 126 0 0
London and Birmingham ditto
Birmingham and Gloucester ditto
.... 8 0 0
Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 .... 23 ° 0
North Midland ditto
5 ~,,,. 13
0
Midland ditto 5 •. . • 9 0 0
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven .
London and Gravesend ditto
Bank of Liverpool
Bank of Manchester llOl
.............
263 1
,ti°
og
25 ..• 39 "
Manchester .
and Liverpool District Bank l5
.... 29 0
10 n
Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... lO .. 22 10 '
Liverpool Marine-Assurance Company 25
.... 016 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks
.... 21 10 0
Manchester Fire and Life-Assurance Co lO .... 10 5 6
Ocean Assurance Company • 10 .... 10 0 0
Not them and-Central Bank of England lO
.... 15. 2 6
Union Bank of Liverpool • ' lO ..... 16 I"
don mercial Bank of England
,5 . 7
2
...
Birk enhead Ferry .O . 0. vn 0
•• t 0
5
Trad esmens7 Bank • . £2 10.... 3-, ,14
Unitod Trades' Bank `£3 0.... 5 '
A 8
Rova I Rock. Ferry , • . '£s 0.-9 :" 0
ifetivia Shares £2O 0.... 11 11 0
Roynil Harrington Dock. ' £lO. 0...... isqo 0
Boliviu Scrip
London and Birmingham Canal £2 0.... ' 3
•RICIIARD a DA,WSO.V. Shari-Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

NEW SOUTH WALES.

For HOBART TOWN a SYDNEY,
4. The remarkably fine Ship NOI HUMBERLAND,
FRANCIS ORMOI , ',Master;
, Burthen per register 36L t s ; sails fast ; is well
411ted, and carries an experienced Surgeon; has superior ac-
commodations for passengers, having a poop cabin, and is up-
' wards of 7 feet high between decks. The greater part of her cargo
and a number of her berths being engaged, early application is
necessary to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants,
or to WILLIAM BELL, 20; Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

TEN GOLDEN RULES.

In early life let your children be instructed in every
accomplishment suited to females. If they have not an
innate taste for music, let it be an acquired one. Some
men prefer a clever wife to a pretty one. The daughter
must not be a proficient in more languages than the mo-
ther. Conversations may be carried on in foreign
tongues, full of important matter to the young lady and
chaperon; which, if the latter is unaquainted with the
language, might be productive of much harm. When
toll your daughter is lovely, do not contradict that opi-
nion; it seems only like affectation, denying what is
. really the case ; besides, the world is always very willing
to detract from the merit possessed by any individual.
Never speak ill of another person's daughter : it can do
no good, and appears envious. Every one is lovely in
the eyes of their respective admirer. Observing the
same things daily breeds indifference. Young ladies
should not be seen too frequently by the person you wish
to interest in their favour.

" A maid oft seen, a gown oft worn,
Are disesteemed, and held in scorn."
The old adage of " hot love soon cold" I have often
found in my long experience to be true. That which
has been kindled with haste seldom retains its heat long.
It is absolutely necessary that a chaperon be well ac-
quainted with the peerage, in all its intricacies and de-
tails. The debutante should also have a slight know-
ledge of that important work. Shakspeare must have
laboured under a temporary aberration of intellect when
he wrote." What's in a name ?" Surely the names of
Howard, Fitzroy, Russell, Lennox, Montague, &c. &c.,
will bear the palm over those of Brown, Johnson, Thomp-
son, Figgins, &c. &c. If a girl unfortunately takes a
fancy to a man unfit to be her husband, it must not be
noticed. "Love burns the more fiercely for obstruc-
tions." If the passion increases talk the subject over
- lightly,—detect some feature he possesses not quite in
harmony with the rest of his person, criticise, and laugh
at it; for Addison says, "Ridicule perhaps is a better
expedient against love than sober advice." Beware of
younger sons ; they are a race especially patronised by
girls who are not aware of the danger of such proceed-
ings. In general society they are of use to call the car-
riage, take mothers to the supper-room, &c. Never be
-.guilty of taking your daughter to country balls • she can
only acquire bad manners, rude habits, and vulgar no-
tions. A girl of rank and fashion ought to feel that Lon-
don is her element.—Journal of a Chaperon, by Henri-
etta Mary Beauclerk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

TfIURSDAY.

On THURSDAY, the 7th instant, at the P is Sale-room
Exchange-buildinas
569 Bales New South Ware. 00L,
Just arrived per Jessie, direct from Sydney.—Apply to Messrs,
Was. SMITH and Sox, Merchants, or to
ABRAM GARTSIDE,
Brokers.
`l'. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

POUT OF LIVERPOOL.

No. of Vessels. with their Atnount of Tonnage Reported In-
wards of the Custom House, from the 25th of May to the 24:h
June, 1836, viz.:—

British. Foreign. Total.
Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons
Africa
Australia
Azores 0 0— 0 0— 0 0
British America l9 5 -- 238 0 o—l 2 5238
Belgium o— 0 --12-131.2.-- 12 1312'
Denmark
East Indies
France
Germany
Guernsey ... ..„
Holland - 291 6 659 B. 950.
Nernan l5 1070 0 0-- 15 1070
Ireland
Mesliterranean
Portugal 11.—.. .1305 —I 46 —l2 1351
Prussia ..
Russia
Sweden and Norway 0 0— 1 312 1 142
Spain -
South America 2O 4254 0 0 20 4254
United Stat, a ......
West Indies
Ireland
J 14'4 —111454 0 0 —lOB4 —111544
Coastwise .

- - -
1311 166932 120 27894 1431 194820

Vessels and Tonnage entered the Port of Liverpool for the
Months ending 24th June, 1835 and 1836:
1836 Live•rpool
Runcorn VBl 1494

1712 vessels 209-48 tons.

1835 Liverpool
Runcorn

1620 resselb 177783 tons.

Increafo.... 92 ami.wis 31965 tons.

For the Years ending Y.lll June. WM and 1836.
1838 Liverpool l3OOl vessel► 1833t02 tons.
Uunivra

1493. qe.aels 1447613 toas.

ti 33 Liverpnot 41105 viii‘eis 1,664346 tquo,
iltuiCuta
, , 1441 svcsacie. 1168426 ItObt.

rnereate..., 1110 vmsel2 17.9187 tons:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,

From the 23d to the 30th June, 183&.

DISCHARGED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients
Irregular .. 4
Dead . - 0

ADMITTED.
In-patientsu-patien t ...........
..
........
.. 10:
Out-patients
Casuaj.during z I. P.•... • ....
the, last week S 0 V. .........
204
Remain in the ho Ise ......

House Visitors—Mr. Gibbon and Mr. Ri`,•ley'.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
Chaplain, thy; Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, lir. J. Qshcroo'

LOOK HOSPITAL. Admitted......... 8 f In the Hospital..,
~....36 I Discharged.. ..... t

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days.
Atm. lm E. lit. Festivals ,4c.
JurtE.• 11. M. H. M. F. I.
Tuesday .....28 10 20 10 44 17 2 King Wm. IV. pro., 18311
Wednesday.. 29 11 10 11 35 18 2 Length of day 16h. 52rn.
Thursday ..30 1 18 6 Length of night 7h. Bm.
Friday, July 1 —35 —5O 18 4 Mars rises lh. 6m. morn.
Saturday.— 2 115 140 17 9 Visit. of B. V. Mary.
SUNDAY... 3 2 6 231 16 9 sth Sun. aft. Trim Dok—
MVO
Monday .... 4 256 320 15 7 Tran. St. Martin. lueer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensetrieillorii4
the last week:—
Tooßeceived advice and medicine at.the Institution,
Visited at their own houses and supplied with - ~J;
medicine,
685
392 - 293
VISITORS. -
North—Rey. M. Fisher, Rev. R Croft, and Mr. Smith.
South—Rev. F. Murphy,' Mr. Jordan, and Mr. T. Robinson.
S. 264 208•
North
rth.

Total at each Dispensary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

ON SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY.
A DESIRABLE and Valuable ESTATE, in thTownship
silListingofoMf
ael(l,ionmg,,ndoidstioanust aphwouelliet_Ht mmitslees, fdroonfl„L'litifvuenrvposnitlu,
on an eminence, together with a Cottag.g, arden, Gig.hOacuotseed,
Cow-house, and other conveniences at ed.
The Land, which is adjacent to the p',rpool and Leeds Canal,
contains in the whole 17 n. and la. atute measure, and ii in a
high state of cultivation.
The tenure is Freehold of Inheritance, and the whole of the
proPerty is now in the occupation of Mr. David Philips, the
owner.

For further Particulars. apply to Messrs. FORTUNE and IlAn.
aisoN, Solicitors, 20,
.Chapel-walks, Pool-lane. Liverpool
where a Plan of the Property may be seen; or to Mr. PIIII;IPS,
on thO Promises.

A handsatieDark-,Bay HORSE, rising five, and suitable for
a Carriage, on sale. - (One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

UNITED STATES.

Star, Glover, I'm New York, with 665 bIS cotton, W and J Brown-
-49 do, Rathbone Bros and co-100 do,Brown Bros-52 do, Wainwright
and co-199 do, T W Smith-and co-39 do, Hagarty and J, e'r(lein-9
J and S Cassin-61 do, Wildes, Pickersgill, and no—;-200 do, T Wilson
and coL-50 do. 80 shooks, Order—GDk
IVaverley, Phillips, from Mobile, with 848 bls cotton, Phelps, James
and co-100 do; Crary, Fletcher and co-213 do, NV and J Browri and
co-165 do, Keill and Courant —233 do, Wainwright and Sheils-21 do,
Wilson and co-75 logs red cedar; H and W Anderson—G Dk
Shannon, Wilden, from Mobile, with 1004 bls cotton, Order—Q-Dk
Waltham, Sheldon, from Savannah, with 350 bls cotton, Sands,
Hodgson and co-250 do, E FrodSharn-152 do,-Fisher Bros-12a do,
Wainwright and co•-•-• 17 do, Baring Bros and co—K Dk
Oxford,.Minott, from Savannah; with 224 bls cotton, Keill and Cou-
rant-66 do, Fisher Bros and co-636 do, Order—Q Dk •
Colehester, M'Lean, from Mobile, with 1403 his cotton, Bolton, Og-
den and . co--100 do, Brown BrOs-233 do, Phelps, Jathes and co-130
do, Order-285 logs cedar, H and W Anderson—G Dk •
Sheffield, Allen; from New York, with 662 bls cotton, T Wilson and
co-899. bids turpentine, T Todd-100 do, Bancroft,- Dentith and co,-
3 t horn tips, J Goodwin--6 puns, 1 iron camboose, P W Byrnes-2 bls
ni'dize fonts unkn, Order—NV Dk
Columbus, Palmer, from New -York, with 1500 brls turpentine, T
Todd-630 wet salted hides, Dennistoun and co-344 his cotton, Rath-
bone Bros and co-155 do, Cropper, Benson and co-125 do,Collinann,
Lambert and co-76 do, Wainwright and 'co-3 bds'tobacco, A Carri-
gan-3 do, Cazneau and co-400 hides, H Itigg=s t horn tips, Sands,
Hodgson and co--1 cse coats unku,-J Wallis-1 do, T B Colborne-1
do, R S Mackenzie-1 do, J Close and co-1 do, J Hadwen and co--4
do,
.Sands, Hodgson and co-5 do, Order— bdl hware, G Wright and
co—l 9 bdis shook and hoop 4, 5 bdls heads; Fitzhugh and Grimshaw—
a qty shooks, hoops, and -heading, Robinson Bros—P Dk
George WashingtOn,.Holdrege, from New York, with 310 bls cotton,
Collniann, Lambert and co-1266 do,•Wildes, Pickersgill and co-793
brls turxentine, T Todd-1 ble books, ShewoOd and co— WDk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

SPECIAL MEETING oi'THE Tolivir.poimem.

Yesterday a special meeting,of the council wall -held, called
tot the purpose of electing nine commissioners Of sewerage.
paving,.and scaveny.ing.
The Deputy Town-CLERK read the 73d sertion-of the muni-
cipal reform act, authorising and enjoining the election of
commissioners from the body corporate of the town, as here-
tofore.
• Mr. Councillor JOHN HOLMES theft nominated the following
members of the council as the nine commissioners to represent
its body : —Messrs. James Lawrence, Henry Lawrence, James
Moon, John Shaw Leigh, C. Logan, William Earle. jun., T.
Walmsley, John Cropper, and John Holmes. [For the re-
malodor of the appointments see advertisement in another
column.]
The MAYOR announced that the meetings of the commis-
sioners would be held weekly, and that the town would he di-
vided into districts, and parts apportioned to the inflividuai
commissioners to report thereon to die board, any thing which
might require notice.
The names of the above gentlemen igen then put seriatim
and carried.
The MAYOR then inquired if it was the pleasure of the coml•
cil that they shoUld represent the council at the•Loard of com-
missioners, which was agreed to.
The council then separated. '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

1:o .

On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve o' ock, at Corrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Run
103 Tons CH ltO IATE 0 RON.
•For furtherliartieulars apply to
- CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

MEDITERRANEAN.

British Union, Storm, from Smyrna, with 167 bls madder roots, 11S
`Ws sheeps' wool, 7 his silk, 2 bls yarn, 1 ble carpets, 6.cs gum, 30, t
emery stone, 40 t valonea, Order L-25 his madder roots, .1" Davies-72
do, 3cs gum, 1 cse drugs, J Maclaurin-4 t boxwood, 20 his madder
roots, J Spence, Son and co—. 0 t barwood, Masteri—S Dk
Brandon, Lewis, from Tetuan and Gibraltar, with (from Tetuan) 401,
mats wool, J Carver and co(from Gibraltar),7s bags and mats wool,
.I'Citiiier and coK Dk

%Mary Anne, Piess, from Gibraltar, with 323 bls washed Wool,
Carve,. and co-1 case m'dize rebl, Order-- Dk • -
James,. Marshall, from Gibraltar, with 123 mats, 148 bags woo:
I'rescott Bros and co-86 bags corks, J Murisoa—li Dk
•
EUROPE.

Det Gode Haab, Fesker, from Kiel, with 530 qrs peas, W Lowe—
Queen's Dock.

Phoenix, Matthiessen, from Heiligenhafen, with 1100 qrs oats
Order-Q Pk
-Agathe Catherina, Moller, from Iceland, with 2 t bones, said Mas.
ter—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

To lit

rye() be LET, a HOUSE, at 800 e, in good condition,
_IL pleasantly situated; and which m be entered upon imme-
diately. There are three neat Sit g-rootns, four Bed-rooms,
a Coach-house and Stable, and a small Garden, stocked with
vegetables. Rent, £3B per annum.—Apply to Mr. LAPAGE,
18, Excharg-e-buildings.'

•TO IRONFOUNDERS AND LOCOMOTIVE STEAM
ENGINE MAKERS. '
nriabe LET. FORA TERM OF YNA its, all those WORKS,
eztura)
X called SHELTON IRON WORKS, si . to in Shelton,
in the pariSh of Stoke-upon-Trent, On the rent and Mersey
'Canal, and about two. miles from Newc e-Under-Lyne.
The Works consist of an hod and a rass Foundry, Fitting-
up and Smith's Shops, good Accommodation for making
Boilers and.Boats;-a'Steam*-etigine of six-horse's power, Slide
Lathes; Drilling I.klachines, &c.; also,-a Crane, close to the
Canal side, capable-of lifting heavy weights. The length on the.
line of efi ryal-1;5-,- tr-,r-1,0,._. .1,--.4-0..,--,,, -a, ..olltle Wittily ~,,,ntatai4;4-9-r.
the Land compiP4*-about 6.lL'O' yards, including- au- eicellent.
Hocse. and Garden; for either pniprietor or manager, with
Stable and Porter spouse. louse.
...

. Further particulars nay be' known on application to Mr.
'WILLIAM Lk TL g pn the Premises.
Shelton, 27th Are, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

On MONDAY next, the -Ith instant, at Two o'cloc -at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle- eet,
27 The Schooner WATEI ITCH,
JAMES BUTCHER, ster ;
Stak; 144 tons per register, copper-f stened and ooppered
ten months since, was built at Chester in 1831, under
inspection, and of the best materials, is in good order, and well
fontid in stores; may he inspected .in
,the King's D, wk.—For
inventory or other particulars apply to JAMES MOSS and CO.,
or to . BATES.ON and HOIISFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

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THIS DAY.

Tuts DAY, (Friday;) the Ist instan 'it Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's 0 ' c, Oldhall-street,
120 Casks Jarnaic 0 FFEE.
Apply to Messrs. JOHN !let.l. and Co., Merchants, or to
• BUC 11 A.I,TAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the Ist instant, at Ore o'clock, at Bucha-
nan and Browne's Office,.o hall-street,
10 Tons NICARAG WOOD,
20 Tons Cuba FUST
4 Tons Jamaica LOG WOOD,
_.2 Tons Yellow SANDERS WOOD,
NOW landing ex CaarlOtte, from Jamaica, east side Prince's
Dock. BUCILC;AN and BROWNE, Brokers.

. .
Tnts DAY, (Friday,) the 11,t in tint, at e o'clock, at Jones;
Mann and Foster's Office ale-street,
17 Tons NaIARAGU WOOD,
Now landing ex Porter, train Jamaica, south east corner Prince's
Dock.--Apply to Messrs. W. F. PortrEa and SUN, or to
JONES; MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

i
Tins DA r, (Friday,) the Ist instant, at. One i L.: -, at.
nan and Browne's Office, Oi,lhit -street,
15 Tons Jamaica LOW,' 01),
Landing east side GeorgEes Dock, e,l liel- `Jane, from Jamaica.
—Apply to Messrs. Joni* GLA nsToNE and Co., 'Merchants, or
to GLADSTONE and SLiatJEANTSON.

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

THE BLESSINGS THEY. ENJOY TQ GPARD!-SMOLTETT

rPßict 7D.

To bz

ToxTETH-PARK.,,
9-10 be SOLD,,a few Lots of Freeliolit LAND; in Dingle-
lane, opposite th'e beautiful lies' nce of Jos. B. YATES,
Esq. The situation affords a flue v• v of the Welsh Mountains,
and the RiYer Mersey present t appearance of a Lake which
cannot be intercepted. There excellent Stone in the ground,
near the surface. The distan e from the Exchange is little
more than two miles, and Omnibuses are passing near the
Land frequently every day.
If required, thifwhole or part of the Purchase-money may re-
main on Mortgage for a long period, on terms to be agreed upon.
Apply to Mr. WM. JONES, Messrs. Jones and Hodgtpn. Ex-
change-buildings, or to CUNNINGHAM and HOLME,. Wood-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

THE WA.LLASEY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

The members of this highly respectable benefit society cote-
brated the fourteenth anniversary of -their institution on Nlori
day last, at the Ship -Inn, Wallasey, and we regret to add.that
some circumstances occurred which caused a considerable de-
gree of excitement in-that village. • • •
,On all previous anniversaries, since its formation, tie Mem-
bers'of ibe club haVe invariably attended divine service- at
Waliasey.church, in accordance. with the 23d article of their
rules, which•directs that on the day of the anniversary-
" The members of the society shall proceed in an orderly
manner io church ; that there shall be two members appointed
to attend at each of the church doors of entrance, for the pur-
pose of receiving the tickets of adMission; and should and
member, unless sick, absent himself from church, he shall be
tiued one shilling, and if intoxicated to be refused admission
and fined double. After the service of the church, the mem-
bers to proceed in an orderly manner to the club-room. and
dine together in a contArtalde manner ; and, should the injority
of the members at the meeting pre% ions to the anniversary Wish
for the attendance of a band of music, that the Liverpool Blue
School Boys' Band shall be requested to attend; the boys shall
be provided with a dinner, and the sum voted to be given for
the attendance of such band shall be paid over to that charity.
as a subscription to it from this society. The expenses of . the
dinner, &c , to be paid by equal subscription by all the mem-
bers. No part to come out of the funds of the society."
It appears that, in the course of last week, the officers of the
Wallasey Friendly Society 'preferred the usual request to the
rector of the parish,' that he would open the church for their
accommodation, and preach a sermon to them, as he had done
last year, and as his predecessors had been in the habit of
doing for the last fourteen years. The reverend gentleman's
answer was as follows:

. " The Rector of Wallasey will, with great pleasure, preach
to the Wallasey Friendly Society on their anniversary, on the
condition that they introduce no hand of music into the parish
on that day. An engagement to this effect ha will require from
the officers of the society."
The condition annexed by the rector to his compliance with
the request of the society was rejected; the band attended; the
members of the society were refused admission to the church;
and a considerable degree of excitement was the consequence.
The rector has, we presume, good reasons for adopting the
course he pursued ; but it is much to be regretted that he has
nut stated what those reasons were.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

MEETING OF THE CHURCH. OF ENGLAND
BENEFIT SOCIETY.

The tenth anniversary of this sockty was celebrated on Mon-
day night last, at the house of ;tits. blieppard, the Shaw Inn,
in London-road, and was numerously attended. Mr: Samuel
Miles, the president, occupied the .Au excellent dinner
was provided for the occasion by the la•nrilady. After the ac-
counts of the past year, had been .read by the.seere.4lry, and
passed, the. following toasts were.given -froM the chair: " The
King;" the • Queen and Royal Family;" ""l'euce. and Pros-
peritY to the Church of England Reneht kciety ;" "'The Rev.
Hugh Mc.Neile and Churchwardens of St. Juries charch (Mr.
Jones and Langshaw)". Thee Rev. Hugh 111'Nelle.,,yose and
acknowledged the toast in a speech replete with eloquence. He
entered into various details of the objects of the sociej-, which
he said were to provide medical assistance, andsupport in sick-
ness, and old age for its members, and a liberal allowance on
the decease of a member or his wife. The rules, being framed
according to the principles of the established church, had hie
most cordial Support. He concluded with a wartn.exhortation
to the members to persevore in their laudable efforts to mitigate
the ills of life; reconitneuning to them peace and a reliance upon
providence in all their proceedings.
"The health of Mr. Langshaw, the secretary; and thanks
to him for his services." " The health of the President,"
.and "thanks to. the Landlady for her good dinner," were then
drank, And the meeting sep;irated at an early Lout with the
most cordial feelings of good fellowship.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

On WEnNEsnA 1,, the 3d August, at Ten o'clock recisely, ai
the Public Saie-room, Exchange-buil ' )gs,
693 Chests CON GOU,
336 Ditto SOUCHONG,
136 Ditto HYSON,
Ex Cceur de Lion, from Canton.
1862 Chests CONGOU,
500 Catty Boxes DITTO,
204 Boxes CAPER CONGOU,
410 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,
178 Boxes POUCHONG,
106 Box6s BLACK LEAF PEKOE,
310 Chests HYSON,
460 Chests H YSON,
8 Chests GUNPOWDER,
10 Chests IMPERIAL,
Ex Mary Somerville, from Canton.—Apply to Messrs; TAvr.ott,
POTTER, and Cu., or
SAMPSON, SMITH, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

FRIDAY .

On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at One, at Bateson and Hors-
fall's Office, Lower Castle-street,
313 Chests SHELL LAC,
28 Chests LAC DYE,
51 Hogsheads TINCAL,
511 Begs SALTPETRE,
Ex John Woody 11, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr. HEWSON
DUTCHMAN, Merchant. or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

1710 LL' T, near the Old Swan, a handsome COT r and
GARDEN. The Cottage contains luur Bed- orns, Two
Parlours, with Kitchen, Scullery, &c., cotnple , the Garden
is well stocked with Fruit Trees, &c., &c. .or particulars
apply to Mr. GEORGE GRA H A )4, No. 10, Great Newton-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDXRD.

. •
SIR,—I observe by a paragraph in your last paper that the com:.
mittee of management of the approaching Manchester Musical Fes-
tival have nearly completed their arrangements. No public intima-
tion, however, has yet been given of what the Liverpoolcommittee
have done. It is stated in a Manchester newspaper that Sir Geuige
Smart, with whom I hear our committee aie in treaty, holds in great
contempt the abilities of the provincial professors of music—that he
has written to the committee at that place desiring that as few of the
resident musicians as possible may be enga ;ed, and the consequence
has been, that very few are so, and with a very niggardly remunera-
tion. Notwithstanding, the committee are entitled to considerable
praise for having chosen Mi. Wilkinson, who is a Manchester man,
as the organist. This is as it should be, and I hope the Liverpool
committee, following this example, will also Appoint some well-quali-
fied gentleman of this town to play the organ at our festival, and,
ikewise, that they will secure all the available native talent they can
obtain, in the other vocal and instrumental de.partmen'ts.—Yours, &c.
J. J.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Roscow
and Rigg's Office, Water-street,
About 65,000 NUTRIA SKINS,
Now landing ex Amelia, from Buenos Ayres.—For patriculars
apply to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

EDUCATION..
Air RS. THOS. KEN DALLiiegs to announce to her Friends,
I that she has REMOVED to No. '27, CHATHAM-STREET,
and that her SCHOOL for the EDUCATION of UNG
LADIES will Re-open on the 18th instant.
Airs. KENDALL is permitted to referto A r ugh Jones,
Rodney-street; Mrs. Peter Heywood, Wak d; Mrs. Moses
Benson, Parkside; Mrs. Bateson, St. Anne's-street; Mrs. J.
Bateson, Shaw-street; the Rev. T. C. Gladwin, Everton ; Rev.
R. Davies, Brownlow-sireOt • Rev. J. L. Pain, Catherine-
street; Rev. J. North, St. Catherine-terrace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

MR. W. FARREN,

Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, is engaged for Ten Nights,
and will make his fifth appearance here this season this
Evening in the character of Larose.
The new Comic Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND THE GOLDEN GOOSE,
Having been received on each representation with shouts of
laughter and applause, will be repeated every Evening this
Week.
THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the Bth instant,
will be performed a new Drama, in three acts, called
PAST AND, PRESENT;
oil, THE ANNALS OF THE FRENCH' (EVOLUTION.'
Larose .... Mr. W. Farrell,' as originally perforthed by him in
London. I Count de Florville Mr. Browne.
To conclude with, for the 11th time, an entirely new fantastical,
sarcastical, versatile, musical, mechanical, comical Panto-
mime, called
HARLEQUIN AND THE 'GOLDEN GOOSE ;
Or, the Charcoal Burners and the Goblin of the Mine.
The New Scenery by Messrs. Parker and Johnson.—The Ma-
chinery, .&c. by Mr. Wilmore.
Pantaloon.... Mr. Jonas. I Clown .. Mr. T. Ridgway.
Columbine, Mademoiselle Marie. I Harlequin, Mr. J. Ridgway.
On SATURDAY, ROMEO and JULIET, and the COMIC
PANTOMIME. • .

** New Comedy of HINTS FOR HUSBANDS,
as pe*rformed last Season at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, and
in which Mr. W. FARREN will sustain his original character
of Old Dashington, is in preparation, and will be produced on
Monday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

MR. W. FARREN,
Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, is engaged co' Ten Nights,
and will make his fifth appearaue.e here t season this
Evening in the character of Larose.
The new Comic Pantomim f
HARLEQUIN AND THE GOL N GOOSE,
Having been received on each representa ion with shouts of
laughter and applause, will be repeated every Evening this
Week.
rp HIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the Bth instant,
will be performed a new Drama, in three acts, called
PAST AND PRESENT ;
OR, THE ANNALS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Larose .... Mr. W. Farren, as originally performed by him in
London. I Count de Florville.„,,.. Mr. Browne.
To conclude with. for the 11th time, an entirely new fantastical,
sarcastical, versatile, musical, mechanical, comical Panto-
mime, called
HARLEQUIN AND THE GOLDEN GOOSE ;
Or, the Charcoal Burners and the Goblin of the Mire.
The New scenery by Messrs. Parker and Johnson.—The Ma-
chinery, &c. by Mr. Wilmore.
Pantaloon ....Mr. Jonas. I Clown .. Mr. T. Ridgway.
Columbine, Mademoiselle Marie. I Harlequin, Mr. J. Ridgway.
On SATURDAY, ROMEO and JULIET, and the COMIC
PANTOMIME. •
*4* The last New Comedy of HINTS FOR HUSBANDS,
as performed last Season at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, and
in which Mr. W. FARREN will sustain his original character
of Old Dashington, is in preparation, and will be produced on
Monday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

WEST CORNWALL MINES INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
CAPITAL £lOO,OOO,
In 10,000 Shares of £lO each.—Deposit £1 per Share.
DIRECTORS.
John Kempe Devonshire, Esq. I Samuel Hews, Esq.
With power to add to their number.
CASHIER.
Mr. John Tippet, Truro.
AUDITOR.
Thornbtrry, Esq., Chancery-lane, London.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. Whishaw, Gray's Inn.
CtNSULTING MINE AGENTS.
Sampson Trevethan,ConsolsMine I John Sampson, Chacewater

BANKERS.
Magor, Turner, and Mngor, Truro I Si rR.C.GIvn SzCo., London.
I'l has been subject of remark, by Persons holding Shores in
Mines under the old limited system of fifths. 100ths, 128ths,
192ds, that a Market for such Shares is not always attainable,
especially in the best Mines, where Shares are worth from £lOOO
to £2O(X) each„and therefore not gene,rally sought after; whereas
those on the Scrip Plan find a ready sale, even where the value
of the Mines adventured in is not so obvious.

It is therefore proposed to form a Company, for purchasing
Shares in Mines, (confined to Cornwall,) yielding large present
profits, and in new and promising Mines, likely to be early and
permanently valuable. •
Among the advantages to be derived from this Company; that
of affording to persons desirous of effecting Sales of Shares in
rich Mines a ready means of doing so, is only a subordinate
one. Small Adventurers, through the medium of this Associa-
tion, as well as the Capitalist, will be enabled safely to invest
sums of anv amount, and With a certainty of a high rate of in-
terint. as taking the average of the Mines proposed to be adven-
tured in a rate of Interest varying from £l2 to £2U per Cent.
may be calculated on.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

MILTON-SQUA.RE ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD.
E IN G respectfully.. begs to announce
that his Pupils will recommence their studies on Mon-
DAY, the 2:sth of July instant.
The peninsular situation of Birkenhead renders its air pecu-
liarly salubrious, awl, with its excellent SEA BATHING{ which
is enjoyed under Mr. H.'s personal protection, affords every
necessary for the establishment of, permanent health.
Prospectuses may be obtained owapplication at the Exchange
and Lyceum Newsrooms, of Messrs. MARPLEs and Co., Lord-
street, or at this Office.

GLOUCESTER-STREET .ACA,DEM
-CF. ,ROBERTS respganlliinforms Ms 12i-if:lids-and the
CJ• Public, that his ACADEMY wilt 'be RE-OPENED
JULY the 11th, and hopes, by renewed exertions and
to merit their continued Patronage.
17, Glouctster-street, June 20, 1836.
Part of a IiOUSE FuaNtstiui, in Wavertree, to be LET,
apply at No. 17. Glouceste:gstreet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson and florsfall's Office,
90 Tierces Jarnaicl
COFFEE.
150 Robins Mocha
Apply to Messrs. CHARLES HORSt,ALL SON, and Co., Mer-
chants, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

Enourance Mitiros.

YORKSHIRE
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Established 1824.
/11HE RATES of this COMPAN I for 'VIER TILE
i INSURANCES are as follows :_4l
Allowing plurality of occupation, if without)
s. per Ct. per An.
hazardous goods and hazardous trades..
Allowingplurality of occupation andipaz - 61
ous goods, but not hazardous trade*, ..
Allowing plurality of occupation, ha4arnoust 77. ~
Floods, and hazardous trades
oating Policies 9s. ..
Agents LATHAM HANM ER, Jun., e 18, Exchange-
FREDERICK LA PAGE, 5 "illings•
JOHN ATKINSON, Fenwick.buildings, Fenwick street.

REDUCTI
Sco77lyx UNION

ON OF PREMIUMS.
4'IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
30MPANE
,n ET ROYAL CHARTER.
ion directs the notice of the Public
Able, ',hewing the great iteducti,on--"---
!allow
and illerchandise therein
iSingle Occupation.

INCoRpoRATB,
THE above Ineorporati
to the following Ta
made in their Rates of Pre]
For Warehouses

re Occupation,

1
1 16
1 9

12 6 3
warranted not to hate Ha-
z3rdous goods or Hazardous
trades
Hazardous goods; but no ha-
zardous trades allowed
Ilazardousgoods,andthe usual
hazardous trades allowed 8 0 6 0 4 0 2(1 9( 691 4fl 2 3
Floating Policies, in all eases, With average elaust 10 u i G 5 0 2 6
The above Company has been established tor leven Y ears.
It pays about £20,000 per annum to Government fir Duty on
Fire Insurances in England arid. Scotland. Its subscribed
Capital is Five Millions Sterling, and upwards of a quarter of a
Million is annually invested in Government or real Securities.
Tables of the Rates, and every requisite information, may be
obtained at the Company's Offices in Loudon,, Edinburgh, or
Dublin, or front the undersigned Agents et Liverpool.
E. M. BRODlb;Bretherton's-bnildings,
North John•street.
THOS. ronSYTH,
Exchange-court East.

3 I 1

7 GI 5 31
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

kiN SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a desirable and valuable
ESTATE, in the township of Melling, distant about
eight miles from Liverpool, consisting of a commodious. Dwel-
ling house, delightfully situated on an eminence, together with
a Cottage, Garden, Gig-house, Cow-house, and other conve-
niences attached:

The Land v:ihch is adjacent to the Liverpool and Leeds Ca-
nal, contains in the whole 17 acres and oue rood, statute mea-
sure, and is in a high state of cultivation.
The tenure is Freehold of -Inheritance, and the whole of the
property is now in the occupation of Mr. David Phillips, the
owner.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. FORTUNE and linn
arsoN, Solicitors, 2t), Chapel-walks, Pool-lane, Liverpdol
where a Plan of the Property may be seen ; or to Mr. PHILLIPs,
on the Premises.

A handsome Dark Bay HORSE, rising five, and suitable
for a Carriage, on sale. (One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

A GENTLEMAN and his LADY, residing' in a healthy
_LS.. and beautiful situation in Cheshire, are desirous of receiv-
ing une or two little GIRLS of good connex s between five
and twelve years old, to EDVCATE wit eir own Children.
The above would be found a desirable H e for any Child de-
prived of a mother's care, or one whose parents are abroad. A n
accomplished Governess resides in the house, and peculiar at-
tention will be paid to their Religious Instruction.
Respectable references given and required. Address, (post-
paid,) F. D., Postodice, AlTarrington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

VALUABLE LAND IN TARN WORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at Six -o'clock in the Evening,
at the house of Joseph Shaw, the sign of the Ring of Bells, in
Farnworth within Widnes, in the county of Lancaster, sub-
ject to such conditions of sale as will be then and there pro-
duced,
LL that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, situate in
Farnworth aforesaid, and commonly called the Pit-
-ILatottelFlAeld, containing 2A. 2a. 23e., statute measure, or therea-
bouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. Peter Alcock, as
tenant thereof.

On the Land is a new stone Building, lately used as a smithy,
but which may at a small expense be converted into a cottage.
Also, an excellent Quarry of Stone.
The Land is in a good state of cultivation, is Copyhold of
Inheritance of the Manor of Widnes, is bounded by good roads
on two sides thereof, and adjoins the property of Sir Henry
Bold'Hoghton, Bart.
2. All those Two valuable DOUBLE4IORSE CRANES,
with t.;ast-Iro4—Vlt:iudiass, now' evetted-ort-the said Land: They
are of superior construction and nearly new.
As this Property is in the vicinity of the St. Helen's and
Runcorn Gap Railway, to which there is easy access, an eligi-
ble opportunity is now presented to any person desirous of
working a stone quarry on an extensive scale.
Mr. James Abbott, of Farnworth, will show the Property,
and for furtherparticulars apply to Messrs. ROWSON and Ceoss,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Moly-
neux, Taylor;and Co.'s Office. 17, Chapel-street,
262 Elephant Teeth, African IVORY, weighing 4 Tons,
I Chest fine Manilla TORTOISE-SHELL.
Apply to Messrs. W. A. and G. MAXWELL, Merchants, or
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

rIIO be LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE at Seaforth,
with Garden, Coach-house, Stable, &c. Rent erate,
and immediate entry can be given. For further p iculars ap-
ply to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTUNE, & CO. t, Liverpool,
or to EDWARD BREAKENRIDGE, Farmer, Se' orth, who will
show the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

kniptriat VarHamra.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY.

In the Commons, Mr. Shirley, the new member for South
Warwickshire, took the oaths and his seat.
Mr. 'WARBURTON presented a petition from Mr. Donovan,
the inventor of a new system of lighting light-houses, complain-
ing of the treatment of the Trinity House corporation in the
management of his experiment.
Mr. A. CHAPMAN vindicated the corporation, declaring that
opportunity fur the experiment had been afforded, but that one
night the light exploded and left all in Cimerian darkness.
Mr. WARBURTON repeated that the treatment had not been
correct. As to theinvention it hal the approbation of the must
scientific men, and he doubted not that eventually it would be
universally adopted.
Mr. S. CkAWFORn stated that in consequence of the opposi-
tion to which it had been exposed he should withdraw the land-
lord and tenant (Ireland) bill, but that next session he would
move for a committee on the subject.
. .

Sir E. CoDRINOTON, on presentinv a petition, urged on the
attention of the house the propriety of allowing bonded corn to
be ground, as, and flour, exported.
Mr. ROBINSON gave notice that, next session, if the govern-
ment did not propose a measure on this subject, he would.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL presented a petition from Edin-
burgh, &c., fur the increase of means of conveyance by mail,
between London and Edinburgh.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

BRITISH AMERICA.

For QUEBEC.
•-. The very superior Ship DUNCAN GI ,
. Captain ROBERT DONAL ;
Burthen per register 360 tons ; is copp ed and cop-
per-fastened; sails remarkably fast, and will have immediate
despatch.—For freight apply on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
GEORGE BB OWN.

For QUEBEC,
rlr The very fine A 1 Ship BRADSHAW,
Captain ROBT. MILROY;
589 tons register ; copper-fastened, an ow newly
°l)Pering ; sails very fast, and is well km as a regular
trader.—For freight or passage, having very cious and supe-
rior accommodations, apply to Messrs. josu. FROSTS and
Co., or to GEORGE BROWN.

en Alalt.

For SALE,
The fine Ship C L IFT 0 N,
Wu. BuslißY, Commander;
Burthen per register 313 tons ; built at

orkington,
Mr. Wm. Wallace, ofthe very best inateoVi 1 nd workman-
Ship, under the immediate and particular ins lion of her pre-
sent owners; is coppered and thoroughly co per-fastened; car-
ries a large cargo for her tonnage, and may be sent to sea at a
trifling expense. This vessel will be found a very useful ship
for any trade where her tonnage suits.--For inventories and
Particulars apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to
GEORGE BROWN.

For SALE,
The Liverpool-built Steam-packet
46\ 4.1
HENRY BELL,
- At present plying on the station b en Liver-
POol and-Newry, burthen per register 112 tons, opelled by two
engines of 80 horse power, carries 80 to9o t of goods, besides
fier deck cargo of cattle, &c. Both vessel nd machinery are
is the most perfect order, and fit for any sea-going station with-
out further expense.—Apply to Messrs. SCOTT, SiNCLAIR, and
Co., Greenock, or to
GEORGE PURDON, Water-street, Liverpool.

On MONDAY next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street
50 Boxes White Bologna ARGO
3 Casks BROWN TARTAR,
7 Pipes LEMON JUICE.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

TIIURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next. the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at Nicholas
Hurry's Office, 23, Chapel-walks, (if not previously sold by
private bargain,)
•
The fine Al copper-fastened Barque
LADY CAMPBELL,
.43artik Burthen per register 308 tons; launched at St. John,
-- - N.B. in September, 1832 ; carries a large cargo for
her tonnage; her timbers are heckmatack and planking red
pine; has a poop, and female bust head, Dimensions: length
96 feet 9 inches, breadth 27 feet 11 inch, depth 19 feet 4 inches.
—For further particulars apply to Captain SIMPSON, on board,
east side Brunswick Dock ; to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill ; or
to NICHOLAS HURRY, 23, Chapel-walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

FIRST SALE OF TEAS IN WHITEHAVEN.
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at Messrs. R. dH. Jeffer-
son's Office, Whitehaven, the followin PEAS,
Just landed ex Derwent, from Can , viz.:
200 Congou Chests Canton B EA,
423 - Ditto Fokein TTO,
1098 Chests good and tine C NGOU,
800 Half Chests ditto DITTO,
100 Flowered Catty Boxes ditto DITTO,
20 Chests CAPE Ii CONGOU,
20 Catty Boxes DITTO,
EX) Chests SOUC HONG,
20 Half Chests Durro,
. 40 Catty Boxes DITTO,
120 Chests ORANGE PEKOE,
50 Cattys DITTO,
122 Chests TWANKAY,
50 Half Chests DITTO,
6Q.Calt.ys,
.DITTO,
H Chests Y-6
0N SKIN, -
200 Chests HYSON,
50 Half Chests DITTO,
60 Catty Boxes DITTO,
25 Half Chests YOUNG HYSON,
32 Chests IMPERIAL, •
40 Catty Boxes DITTO,
20 Chests GUNPOWDER,
40 10Ib. Catty Boxes Dlrl'O,
40 51b. Ditto Dam.
The Teas will be on show on Monday next, the 11th instant.
For further particulars and catalogues apply to Messrs. It. and
H. JEFFERSON, Merchants. Whitehaven, or to
Messrs. T. and H. LITTLE DALE and Co., j Brokers,
T 5
VARNHAM, EWAR , and Co., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

Tins DAY, (Friday,) the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street;
120 Tierce' Jamaica COFFEE,
16 Barrels
Just landed ex Porter.—Apply to Messrs. W. F. PORTER .and'
SON, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

EDUCATION.

MRS, THOS. KEN DALL begs to announce to her Friends,
that she has REMOVED to No. 27, CHATIIAM,STU HET,
and that her SCHOOL for the EDUCATION of YOUNG
LADIES will Re-open on the 18th instant.
Mrs. kErin-ALL -is permitted to refer to Mrs. Hugh Jones,
Rodney-street; Mrs. Peter Heywood, Wakefield; Mrs. Moses
Benson, Parkside; Mrs. Bateson,, St. Anne's-street; .Mrs. J.
Bateson, Shaw; street; the Rev. T. C. Glad win, Everton ; Rev.
R. Davies, Brownlow-street; •Rev. J. L. Pain, Catherine-
street; Rev. J. North, St. Catherine-terrace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

ui.Ucl3str7;',

WHEAL 13120THERS AND HARVENNIt TIN AND

COPPER MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. £15,000, IN 3,t',00 SHARES OF -L5
Deposit LI per Share.
DIItECTOI S.
Capt. H. M. Marshall, IL N. Frederick Wilson, Esq,

Tli.omas Wilkinson, Esq.
Bankers.—Messrs. Drewett and Fowler.
Secretarv—Mr. W. S. Mansell.

rirIHESE MINES are situate iu the parish of Alternun, in
the county of Cornwall, about nine miles from Launces-
ton, and extend over eight hundred acres of Land. They have
been worked upon as far as practicable without machinery, and
have produced many thousand pounds worth of tin.
The Directors have had them surveyed by competent persons
conversant with mining operations, and acquainted with the
locality, state, add properties of the mines, and have the satis-
faction to inform the shareholders in this undertaking, that they
are pronounced to be some of the best Mines in the county;
and with an outlay sufficient for the erection of water machinery,
stamps for dressing Tin, &c. (being all that is required to bring
them into a proper working state,) many thousand pounds
a-year profit may he derived therefrom ; and, further, that they
may be brought into complete operation in the space of six
months.

A certificate of survey is with the prospectus.
Applications for the remaining Shares to he addressed (post-
paid) to Messrs. Sun Low BROTHERS, Exchange-court, Ex-
change-street East, Liverpool; or to the Secretary, at the
Office of the Company, 6, Great Winchester-street. London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

THE LIVERPOOL STANDAIW.

TRAVELLING BY RAILWAY

XTOTICE IS GIVEN, that on and after MoNDA the 11th
ill inst., there will bean ADDITIONAL EVEN ' GTRAIN
of FIRST and SECOND CLASS COACHES o run between
LIVERPOOL and MANCHESTER, Sto' only at New-
ton, to start from the Railway Station at e•. end of the Line,
every Evening, Sundays excepted, at Seve o'clock, till further
notice.

AND NOTICE IS FURTH ER GIVEN, that on TUESDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, being Market Days, the Six o'clock Train
from Manchester stopping wily at Newton, will be discontinued,
the above-mentioned SEVEN o'clock Train being substi-
tuted instead ; but the regular Second Class Train, which on
other days starts et Half-past Five, will on the
.a.bovenarned
Market bays start from MANCHESTER at Six o'clOck, as
heretofore.

Liverpool and Manchester Railway Office,
7th July, 1836.

MEETING OF THE
FRIENDS OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH.

IA/TE,
it, ial tizlrcotsi
i.1,,r of
FOUL.
111
LT, litthili;
necessity of making the Authorised Version of the Bible the
basis of Religious Education, and deeply regretting that we are
compelled to withdraw our co-operation from the CORPORA-
TION SCHOOLS, by rules, the effect of which, in our appre-
hension, will be, virtually to exclude that Bible nom any prac-
tical use in the Schools, and the Ceigy from any effective su-
perintendence there, earnestly call upon all persons who are
members or friends of the Established Church, and advocates
for the fundamental principle of Protestantism, "the free vse
of the unmatiletted Word of God," to assist us in building and
supporting Schools where that Word may be freely taught,
under our own direction and superintendence. And for the
furtherance of this important purpose we invite them to meet
us in the AMPHITHEATRE, on WEDNEs AY next, the 13th
instant, at Twelve o'clook; when and wiser a Meeting will he
held to solicit Subscriptions, and determi e upon the measures
which it may be deemed expedient to • pt.
Jonathan Brooks, B Y. Spencer,
Augustus Campbell, J. Lyons,
Thomas Moss, H. M'Neile,
Thomas Bold, Chas. W. Lawrence,
J. C. Prince, James North,
T. Tattershall, T. G. Leigh,
Robert Davies, M. Formby,
Richard Davies, M. Haw trey,
J. Jones, J. Hassan,
\\'m. Maynard, J. B. Winstanley,
J. H. Stewart, J. Picton,
F. Barker, W. Tyrer,
C. Morrhll, Richard Cardwell,
C. T. Gladwin, 'l'. S. Bowstead,
W. M'lvor, John B. Monk.
J. H. Stafford,
Admission by Tickets, for wl
Mr. H UG HES' S, Christian pool
vExpowes, Ranelagh-street, o
the 11th and 12th instant.

hich application to be made at
wedge Society, and at Mr. DA-
ill Monday and Tuesday next,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We are obliged to omit the letter of S. W., through a press of
important matter, which came to hand at a late hour. It shall
be sent to the proper quarter.
THE REGISTRATION.—EIectors should bear in mind that the
time of preferring claims for county votes commenced on the
20th June, and ends on the 20th July ; and, with respect to
borough voters, it is required, before their names can be put
on the list, that all the poor-rates and assessed taxes due by
each voter, previously to the Gth of April, be paid before the
20th July.