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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

LECTURES ON CONVEYANCING.
COURSE or TWELVE LECTURES. on REAL
PROPERTY LAW,. and the ART 'OF CONVEY-
ANCING. will be Delivered et the C URN bON-40ONS,
By WM. IRVING WILKINSON, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law,
On Texso,tv, the sth December. at Seven o'clock in the Even-
ing, and eyery succeeding Fut DAY and TOEsnA y (except (ir-
ing- the- Chrfitmas and New Year weeks) till the course is
complete.

AthniSsion Ticket—Two Guineas.
Clarendon-rooms, Nov. 17; 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

Voctrp.

THE WEARY WATCHER.

'Tis not the hour-her Inver named,
Yet she already &erns him late ;
And pntiti her lip, n.l if ashamed
Th it mortal man shnnld make her wait.

Ehe oo,rit4 the minutes o'er and o'er.
YeLseemg uneonstno.:Ji of theirtliglit ;
And slip will watch the path no more
Where first his form will be in sight.

And were she summonedlby his voice..
She would not turn her head to greet him ;
Come when he nriy. she will rejoice
To show how coldly she can meet him:

She will not frown, for frowns would. lay
That she had watched for his return ;
She will not smile, it would betray
She saw him not with unconcern.

Oh 1, should he ever come, no' trace
or weak emotion shall appear •
She'll seem, while gazing on his face,
Unconscious that he stands so near.

Nu blush shall mantle on her cheek,
No tear shall tremble in her eye ;
To some young stranger she will speak,
And seem engrossed by his reply.
And thinking thus, she proudly leans
Against the marble balustrade :
Come when he may, she never means

To raise her eyes or turn her head

Lady, mast beautiful thou art,
And pride becomes thee 'mid the crowd :
But, oh ! with him who wins thy heart,
Thou'rt fond—weak—anything but proud.
Resentment, when he leaves her side,
Betrays the depth of woman's love ;
And avh,n she prattles of her pride,
What but her weakness doth she prove'!
Why starts she now ?—why turns her head
'With such a glance of gay delight I
Alas ! forgetting all -she said,
She smiles the moment he's in sight !
The Weary Watcher can command
No word to wound—no frown to chill ;
The silent pressure of her hand
Assures him he is welcome still I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

IF WILLIAM FISHER, Son to GERltAkb Ftattrn, late
of Maguire's Bridge, county Fermanagh, Ireland, he living,
he will bear of something to his advantage.-by appl)ing to Mr.
EL Sestra, Dungannon, Ireland ; nr any-ners.m provirg him t,)
he living will receive a Reward i,r Ten Pounds. He was last
seen in London seven years ago, and is supposed to be a Ship
Carpenter at sea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

COALS:

IiOHN HUSTLER 'and ,Co., hest, Orrell,Coal.Proprietors,,
..respectfully inform their Friends and the Public generally,
that they continue to dispose of their best Orrell Coal at 14$. Gd.
)er Ton..
Canal Quay, Ist December, 183 C)..

BEST HOUSE FIRE ,COAL: ,
MESSRS. E
ESSRS. JONATHAN ,BLUNDLL• and SON are
selling their best ORRELL COAL at 14s. 6d. per ton.
Liverpool, Ist Dec.,
.1836.

BEST HOUSE TIRE WIGAN ,KING COAL.
r3-11-1E Earl of, Balearres.'s JUNG, COAL is Now Selling at
1-15,.64. per. I'oa. The HAIGH CANNEL, of superior
quality, constantly on Sale.
CANNELL, Agent.
• 68,.01dhall,strie:, De.c.,l, 1836.

Lipernd, 2d Dec, 18.36.,
CILARIK.and.FRANKLAND beg to inform their Friends
and ,the Pithily that they..are. Now Selling, their best
HOUSE 'COALS at 14,, Gd. pc;r Ten.

,T 5 E, the. undersuoied COAL PROPRIUTOIIB, beg to
nirmin the !multi., th.it wy. have nut advTtegli•the
prixe of our beat Hnuse Coal, nor have we had it in eonteispla.
Con to do Ao„ but ate soiling them as usual, at 1 la.,6d.,tir ton.
WOODCOCK and HA LIBUIITON, 5, tlanat Baja.
R. THICKNESSE, late JOHN HODSON baud Co. 45,
Oldhall-oreet.
B. THICKN ESSE, G 9, Oldltall-street.
Liverpool, 20th Nov., 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

Etcrat Notier.

WHEREAS Fiakin Bankruptcy is awarded 'and.issued
.against GEORGE. EDWARD MOULSON, TEIO-
MAS PEIRSON, and .JOHN HENRY DENSTON, all of I
Liverpool, in the county of -Lancaster, merchants and copart-
ners, and. they. being declared. bankrupts, -are hereby required
to surrender themselves to the commissioners in the .said fiat
named, or the major part of them, on the 17th day of December
instant and 17th day of January.nex'. at I of the dock in the
afternoon on each dav at the 'Clarendon Rooms, in South John
Street, in Liverpool aforesaid„ and make a full discovery and
disclosure of their estate and effects, When:and.where the credi-
tors are, to come .prepAved to prove their dePtiCSWArthe first
the Izst sitting"the said
bankrupts .are, required to finish their examinations, and the
creditors 3.ice to assent to or dissent from the altroyance of their
certificates., All persons indebted to the sail bankrupts,. ort Kat
have Anymf their effects, are not to pay ordetiver thie•saine-htit
to whouLthe commissioneis shall appoint, but they, are to give
notice to :Messrs. Laion and SANDERS, Bastiett.
street,,Liverpook 0r..t0 Messrs. JOHN cud WILLIINI Lowe,
SOliCHOrSi'leuspie, London._ • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

TIIEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. WOOD,
And positirely their last appearance this Season.
Last Night of Mr. BROUGH.
THIS present FRIDAY, the 2d instant, will be performed
the Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Hawthorn. Mr. Wood.
Eustace....(on this occasion)....Mr. Brough.
Young Meadows.. Mr. G Horncastle. I Hodge Mr. Baker.
Deborah Woodcock Mrs. Clarke.
Lucinda.... Miss Stanley. Madge.... Miss Chaplin.
Rosetta Mrs. Wood.
To conclude with Auher's Grand Opera of
MASA N I ELLO.
Masaniello Mr. Wood. I Pietro Mr. Brough.
Don Alphonso Mr. G. Horncastle.
Fenella..(the Dumb Girl)..Mrs. Baker.
Elvira Mrs. Wood.
On MONDAY next, for the Benefit of Miss FAUCIT, will
be performed Mr. Knowles' celebrated Tragedy of VIR-
GIN I US. Virginius, Mr. Stuart; Icilius, Mr. W. Howard;
Titus, Mr. Baker; Virginia, Miss Faucit; Servia, Mrs. Stan-
ley.—To conclude with (for the second time these six years)
the splendid Eastern Drama of ALADDIN ; OR, THE
WONDERFUL LAMP Aladdin, Miss Chaplin; Abena-
zack, Mr. W. Howard; Kazrac, Mr. J. Ridgway; First Citi-
zen, Mr. Baker; Second Citizen, Mr. G. Horncastle; Princess
Bedroulbadour, Miss Stanley; Zobyad, Mrs. Baker; Mustapha,
(Aladdin's Mother,) Mrs. Clarke.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

2, 1 536.

amendment are
ild be a nuisance
pline of society
our public coun-
idtpinistration, it
)est the Proteus
est semblance of

st in requisition,
Test.

vice, it might be
retch to whom it

him up as an ob-
ay, may perform
e pencil for the
e have finished a

our design is to
icy of those who
y a deluded peo-
cates of unhappy
in the approach-
the course of un-
led towards that

was under dis-
as contended by
ass of which be

hat precisely the
d that has been
exact parity Of
,s demanding it,
ht which claimed
ustly be refused,
de kingdom—to
lother provision
ridious compari-
ctions—it was to
We had granted
too(' not on. the

and' was not, in
::nate as a British

-om the "centum
-headed monster
ead like that dis-
at produce blush.
no communica-
lich and the con-
-a little month,
way, at least for
of this flowery
elf on tip-toe, in
as her equal p-
ry of corruption,
)ends the knee--
nounces through'
ivality--declares
ation and the arts

!gislation ;—yes,
s for " justice,"
wilily of legisla-
he golden clouds

s sacrificed coun-
)n, and tells us•
liat the poor, the
political selfish-
oiler to those that
y, then, with the
frothy argument
right of Ireland
id that the same
,r one will equally
ow discuss either

rtri, or the expe-
D that country
thing to do—oe
when we prove,
a there is no PS"
for Ireland and
lion is eligible,
n of political tur-

r, when an Irish
Parliament, that
•eland, because it
e have, " ex con•

agitation, an ac-
ust rest upon its
in Irish question,
r England is an
A. SO- Wre say,
reform for Irish
icipal reform for
stion. Let these
inded, and much
ice, will be avoid-
s. But will Mr.
ies—be governed
t. 'Whenever it
)e made to claim

is those admini-
our their designs
.self. We have,
ie inconsistency►
ie state; and We
►e wholly useless
,pet for the battle
tory caution We
egitimate species
to-day will quote
to-morrow quote
They justify the
)al reform they
intilating the es-

!aine course is
nple. We warn
to this most dan-
iophisms—it has
and institutions
became a prece-
pleaded as pre-
mard will it pro-
bjects that have
shall not suffer
prowling round

6 in a menacing
rike no blow the
?ease; and if a
i that compound
gh he do no vio-
lered as guilty of
be visited with
ice. Is it not a
Shall distinguish
ncy, and the
ap-
and rivers of a
—is not a hostile
well as in the
pearance of pre-
.; riding out an
ay to our British
non interfering
!n by the incon-
has received Ills
aced impudence
,o other motive.

But whatever
►rmidable array
on threatened to

or command, we
disembarked its
'eer of insurrec-
!cipitately fling'
Terence ?—Were
kisters could ba
Id there be any
lo we call public
no other reason
in our leading'
sent administra-
[lass to act, they
he eyes of their
erference be ex-
-interference be
not thiStoil nor
biteint not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

TV-ANTED; a BASS SINGER at the Collegiate Church,
Manchester. .He will tie required to attendthe Duties
on Sundays, \tiednesdays,•and Fridays, and all Festival Days
throughout the Year..---Apply (if by letter, post paid,) to Mr.
HA &Rl3, Organist and Singing Master, 21, St. George's-
terrace,.- Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

1 üblicati6ns.

RYANS, CHEGWIN, ANP lIALt, ItOBINSONS,
TA,YLOR, and other Booksellers, have received,.
1314AC'K W 0.1. Y. S. EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No.
Lll/1-CCLIV. volt DECEMOBII,,
Corszarcrs....-1.. Prometheus Bound. Translated from 4:Esehy•
lus. By Mr Chapunw.,-11.• The Metaphysician. No: 7. Ab-
straction.-111. Lines Suggested by a Sketch in the Keepsake
for 1837. By B. Simmons.—lV. 'rho Measure Meted out to
others; 'Measured to us again.—V. ;The World we Live in. No:
2 VI. Religious Liberty in France.—VlL Echoes of Anti,
quity. By Delta.-rVIII.. The Voluntary Principle,-IX.•The
Epigrams of The.ocritus.--X. Justice to Ireland.—A Poor
Foreign Military Biogtaphy.—La
Letter from Henry Cranstoun, Esq.—XIII. The Mountain
Decameron. .
Wit.t.tsu BL.scawoon and SoNs, Edinburgh; and T.
CADELL, Strand, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received the following publications, which shall be
noticed in our next number;—Blackwood, Fiaser, and the
12th Number of the New Statistical Account of Scotland.

The " Examination of Mr. Blackburn's Defence" has been
received. We shall avail ourselves of the author's courtesy,
and publish some extracts in our next.

We have to acknowledge the receipt of Mr. T. J. Ouseley's
volume of Poems. We shall present the public with some of
its choice gems in our future numbers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

to be ii,olV.

9110 he SOLD, by PuIVAtE CONTRACT, that recently-erected.
IL and Well-built MANSION, called ATTLEROROU4R HALL,
situated contiguous to the healthy and pleasing village of Attie-
borough, its the parish of Nuneaton, in;the county of Warwick,
late the residence of George ;theensvey, Esq., deceased. The.
Mansion consists of a lofty and noble:Dining-mon-Land. Draw—
ing-room, Breakfast and two other Parlours,: with.,spaciPosrEo-
trance-halls.. commodious .Kitchens, sgzc., 00 the Ground Floor ;
eight .good Bed-rooms on the First Story; excellent Atticks•
awl Servants' ,Sleeping-rooms; with admirably built. and per?
fectly dry ,Cellarage of -great extent. The, Out-officei,... both
Domestic and Agricultural,
,on a: corresponding .scale of
variety and usefulness, and.are.situated in conveniently enclosed
and separate yards. Thirteen Acres. of Land.; are attached:Jo
the house, skilfully laid out in Psoltlocks„.Pleasare .Grounds,
Shrubberies .and Orchards, the, Stsratis and Trees:being in the.
Most, healthy, and flourishing state, and compriiing also
Welled..Garoen of oue. acre ,in the highest state of cultivation.
The whole of this desirable: Property, is in, perfect .ordcr. and
repair, and: fit his' the reception of .a ,large; and resrctable.
.It is situated S miles from Coventry, and 5 from • inck-
ley, M asery fertile part.of the comity, on the borders of ,Lei-
cesterstiire, in the immediate vicinity of Mr...Applewheite's
well:known. Fox-hounds, and within easy reach of several other
Paclia„,andlhe proposed new line of Railway froin Manchester,
' by, Duuchurch, to London will. 'pass at a very convenient dis-
tance.froni the Estate.
To view, or to treat foi the.pur'chas.e, purchase, application may be made,
:to Messrs..J..and G. CRA ovocK, .801 iettors„Nuneaton, War-
wickshire;. or to Mr. Sixorynar.r., Solicitor, Liverpool.

To b Let.

NtOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN, that thei Partnership;
1_11" he'retofore subsisting I,tween the undersigned JOHN
JONES and JOHN of Newton-it-the-Willows, in
the county of Laricaster..-env,ine-ers and ironfounders, and
carried on under the firms of "John Junes and Company,"
and, "Jones and Craig,,was this clay' dissidved by mutual
.consent. Ail debts now owing by or to the said partnership-
are to he paid b% and to the said John Jonei. Dated the'42d
day or November, 183 G. JOHN.JONES:
JOHN CRAIG.

OHN JONES*begs to return his thanks to his numerous,
Friends for the liberal eneouragement'and support he.has
hitherto received, and to inform them, and'the Public in. gene-
ral, that he intends to carry on the above concern solely on'his.
own account, at the Viknuur Foumnay, in Newton; and hopes,
by a diligent and prompt attention to all oi7ders he may be fa-
voured with: to Merit their continued patronage.
Newton; neat• Warrington. N0v:224, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

1836;

amendment: are •I
d be a nuisance
►line of society
)ur public coop
1w in istration, it
est the Proteus
st semblance of.
it in requisition.
,est. ,

ice, it mightbe
.etch to whom _it.

aim up as an ob-
Ly, may perform
pencil for the
have finished a

our design is to
-cy of those who
a deluded peo-
ates of unhappy'
n the approach-
he course of un-
ed towards that

was under dis-
s contended by
iss of 'Mach he
lat precisely the
I that has been

exact parity of
demanding it,
it which claimed
tstly be refused,
le kingdom—to
other provision
idious compari-
:tions—it was to
We had granted
ood not on the,
and was not, in
nate as a British

om the "centutu
headed monster
•ad like that dis-
it produce blush,-
.no communim-
ich and- the.con-
-a . little month,
Nay, at least for
of this flowery
!if on tip-toe, in
is her equal po-
-7 of corruption,
ends the knee--

iounces through
polity—declares
,tion and the arts

gislation ;---yea,
s for " justice,"
gality of legisla-
lie golden clouds
sacrificed coun-
,n, and tells us,
tat the poor, the
political selfish-
tiler to those that
y, then, with the
frothy argument
right of Ireland
d that the same
f one will equally
DW discuss either

.m, or the expe-
) that country--
hing to do--we
when we proves
there is no jus-
for Ireland and
tion is eligible,
n of political tur-

r, when an Irislt
Parliament, that
eland, because it

e have, " ex con-
agitation, an ac-
ist rest upon its
n Irish question,
England is .an
So we say,
reform for Irish
icipal reform for
;tion: Let these
nded, and' much
ce, will be avoid_
But will Mr.
es—be governed

Whenever it
e made to claim

s those admini-
)ur their designs
;elf. We have,
e inconsistency,

3 state; and we
a wholly useless
)et for the battle
ory caution we

gitimate species
o-day will quote
o-morrow quote
They justify the
d reform ; they
atilating the es-

same course in
ple. We warn
) this most dan-
)phisrus—it has
and institutions
ecanie a prece-
)leaded as pre-
ard will it pro-
jects that have
:hall not suffer
prowling round

in a menacing
ke no blow the
ace ; and if a
that compound
h be do no vio-
red as guilty of
be visited with
;e. Is it not a
iall distinguish►
and the ap-
Lad rivers of a
is not a hostile
well as in the
!arance of pre-
, riding out an
r to our British
ion interfering
by the incun-
as received his
!ed impudence
other motive,
But whatever
nidable array
threatened to

command, ice
isembarked its
it of insurrec-
pi tately flying
•once ?—Were
ters could be
there be any
we call public
other reason
in our leading
nt administra-

ss to act, they
eyes of their
Terence be ex-
iterference be
a the tail AOf
Yite-but 130!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

Wotirc.

WHEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued I
against GEORGE EDW ARO MOULSON,
111 AS PEIRSON, and JOHN RENRY/DENSTON, all of
Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, arerchanta' and copart-
ners, and they being declared bankrupts, are hereb),required
to surrender themselves to the commissioners in the said fiat
named, or the major pert of them, on the 17th day of December
instant and 17th day of January nex., at I of the clock in the
afternoon on each day at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John
Street, in Liverpool aforesai, and make a full discovery and
solo), to choose a;signees' —and at the last sitting the said
bankrupts
,are required to finish their examinations, and the
creditors are to assent to or dissent Vinci the allowance of their
certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupts, or that
have any of their effects, are not to pay or deliver'the same but
to whom the cutuuiissiouela shall appOint, but they are to .give
notice to Messrs. LUIGI! and SA Nl,Kas, Solicitors, Basuett-
street, Liverpool, or to Messrs. Jona ao,l Vs ILLIA4 Lowe,
Solieitois, Temple, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

TF WILLIAM' FISHER, Son to GERRARD FISHER, late ,
of Maguire's Bridge, county Fermanagh, Ireland, be
ho will hear of something to his advantage by applying to'Mr.
H. SPEER, Dungannon, Ireland ; or.any person proving him to
be living will receive a Reward of Ten Pounds. lie was
seen in London seven years ago, and is supposed to be a Ship
Carpenter at sea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

By MIS. 3YERS,

On -WEDNESDAY, the 7th December,inst.,, at ,One o'clock, at
the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool,
Lot I.
THAT,beautiful MARINE VI LLA residence, called
' " West Bank," situate.in Liscard, in•the county of
Chester, at the mouth of the. River• Mersey, with the Gardens
and Land occupied there-with, comprising an area of about
p6OO quare yaids;:late the property .and residence of Richard
Addison, Eq.; deceased, and now in the occupation: of John
Coupland, Esq., whose tenancy I,vill,expire on the Ist of Octo-
ber next. There is certainly not ,any situation on the river
so attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to
make thc; honse• a convenient: and comfortable ,residence. It
contains Dining- and DraWing Rooms, eaelr-27 feet long, six.
good Bed Rooms, exclusively- of Servants' Rooms, Kitfchn,
Scullery; Butler's Pantry, Water Closet, and excellent Dry
Cellars. •

v'2.. A FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lyin;t immediately be-
bind the above, and fronting•the-road,from the• Shore to New'
containing about-3200. squarelards, and being a most
:desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The
tenure is. Freehold. 1104
The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and
the'unprecedented provress of Now Brighton are so enhancing.
this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singular van-
tages of summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an.
Indemnity against theexpense of suchindulgence, in the rapidly
irnproving value of-the larnt
For further particulars apply at- the Office of Mr, JOl
Noturit,- jun., Solicitor, Egchange Alley, where a plan may be
seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

LIVER THEATRE.

ri \HIS EVENING (FRIDAY) the 2d instant, a brilliant
display of MAGIC HIDDEN MYSTERIES and
VENTRILOQUISM.
FIVE SPLENDID REPRESENTATIONS NEXT
WEEK,

Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, 'Thursday, and Friday. the sth,
6th, 7th, Bth, and 9th instant, on which occasion Mr. SUTTON
will exceed his former efforts to please the crowded and delighted
audience which has nightly honoured him.
The magic feast of next week will be of the first order.
Among the experiments are—Mephistophiles, the Bottle Imp;
the Casket of Trophias, or Who's in Love ? Plutus Postmaster;
the Shower of Sweets, Fairy 'Tribute; Enchanted Fruit;
Magic Flight; Incompatibles; Oberon's Refectory; the En-
chanted Watches, &c. Each Representation which Mr. Sutton
will have the honour of offering to the public will be diversified
by a great many novelties.
Doors open at Seven o'clock, Curtain rises at half-past
Seven precisely. Boxes 28., Pit Is., Gallery 6d; no Half-price.
Children, accompanied by their Parents or Guardians, ad-
mitted to the Boxes at Half-price.
Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Fogg, daily, from Eleven
to Three o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

EnOurance Notice.

lIAND-IN-IIANI) IN
New Bridgenareet., L
Eatablish

'SURANCE OFFICE,
31ackfriat s, Luadun.
led 101. i.

Samuel Acton, Esq. Thomas Poynder, Esq.
Sir Felix Booth, Bart. I Wilhelm Scott, Esq.
Evan Edwards, Esq. Hew y P. Sperling, Esq.
James Esdaile, Esq. Henry Wayinouth, Esq.
T. Williams Helps, Esq. Henry . ikon, Esq., ALP.
John Gurney Hoare, Erq. ltob Vinter, Esq.
E. Fuller Maitland, Esq. I Wil atu Wix, Esq.
Peter Martineau, Esq.
Directors of this Society give notice that they are now
prepared to effect Insurances Oil Lives, iu addition to the
business which they have hitherto carried on.
'['he plan which hai.„..heen determined upon, and the Tallies
of Premiums, may be obtained by application at the Office;
and the Directors believe that their scale of Premiums will be
found to be as henei...ia I to the Public as that of any, 'other Com-
pany, which is estatitished ou safe principles.
The present amount of Capital is amply sufficient to justify
the Directors in entering upon this new engawmient ; which
they do in the confident expectation that the members, who will
be *Mutual Insurers, will, ere long, receive a considerable bene-
fit, although, by the arrangements that have been wade, no
member will be liable to contribute towards losses.
Insurers in this Office will have the option of receiving their
share of the profits, either in money payments, or by additions
to the sums insured, or by tine premiums being reduced, as may
be preferred.
. A Court of Directors is held every Tuesday at Twelve o'clock
precisely, at which the person whose life is proposed to be in-
sured by the Society is expected to appear ; hut for the con-
venience of females, and persons residing in the country, the
Directors have the power to dispense with such appearance.
The usual commission will be given to professionst men and
others, who mav be able to lanoline the juierests of the Offiee.
The following brief extract from the tables, will give an idea
of the scale of anntbil premiums charged.
NON-MEM P. hlt.'S BATES,
For the Insurance of £lOO on a Single Life, fur the whole term
of Life.

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LIFE.
Birth-
day.
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next I LIFE.
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day.

d.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

FlitibAN/.

On FRIDAY next, tlie.9th instant, at Jwslve o'clock, at Joe
Brothers and Latham's -Oftlee,,.Hargravest-buildings,
3JOO East India HIPS,
,
Ex Eleanor Laidmans, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
SANDS, TURNER, antl•Co.; Merehlints, or to
JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

.For account of whomit nuty concern:
On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at l'weite,o',elock, at Litt's
Warehouse,,,2l4, Argyle7street,,
11 Casks BORACIC ACID, partially damaged,
Ex. German, from Leghorn.—Apply to Messrs. CARNE
andTat.o, Merchants, or to
HENRY GLYNN,apd SON. Brokers:

Ou PRID4Y next, the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at, Samuel
Dutton and Nephew's Qdice, 15. Exchange-buildings,
2(1 Chests of East India GUM RABIc, ,
Landed; ex Lipton, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. T. TAT-
iI:ItSALL, SON, and Co,:, or.
SAMt, DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

THE WEARY WATCHER.

'Tis not tF.ehmir her lovor named,
Yet she already dee na him late;
And preit3 her lip, a• if mahamed
That mortal man Ahmil,l make her wait.

Fite• ennnts the o'er an 4 o'er,
of their ;
And she will watch the• path Ito more
Where first his form .will be in sight.

A rui were she summoned by his voice.
ti he would not turn her hi.nd to greet him ;
Come wheu he mw, she will rejoice
'r u show how coldly she can meet him.

She win not frown, for frowns would say
Thit s!n, hAct watched for hi 4 return ;
Shy-yrni not smile, it would betray
She s,:w him not with unconcern.

(Th iholld he ever corn^, no trace •
0 weak emotion shall appear
She'll seem, while Kazin; on his two.
Unconscious that he stands so near,.

No-blush shall mantle on her cheek,
No tear shall tremble in her eye ;
To some young stranger she will speak,
And seem engrossed by his reply..
And thinking thus, she prnintly leans
Against the marble balustrade :
c,ne when he may, she never means
To raise her eyes or turn her head.
Lady, mnst bmititiful thou art,
And pride becomes thee 'mid the crowd ;
But, oh ! with him who wins thy heart,
Thou'rt fund—weak—anything but proud.
Resentment, when he leaves her side,
Betrays the depth of woman's lore ;
And when she prattles of her pride.
What but her weakness doth she prove 7

Why starts she non• ?—why tarns her head
With such s dance of gay delight
Alas ! forgetting all she
She smiles the moment he's in sight !

The Weary Wsteher can command
Na word to wound—no frowa to chill;
The silent pressure or her hand
,Vssures him he is wekomo still!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

THEATRE-ROYAL

R. ANDREWS- most • respectfully announces to his
in. Friends and the Public, that his

TWENTY-SEVENTH APPEAL
for their kind support on his Benefit Night takes place
On TUESDAY next, December 6,
When will be performed the celebrated Comedy of the
PROVOKED HUSBAND.
To conclude with
A GRAND MELO-DRAMATIC. SPECTACLE.
By the special kind permission of H. Philips, Esq., the cele-
brated Duet of

"OLD ACQUAINTANCE,"
as sung by Messrs. Braham and Philips, with tumultuous ap-
plause during the Liverpool and Manchester Festivals, will be
introduced by Messrs. G. Horncastle an&Andrews.
By particular desire of several old Friends„".ot.o KING
COLE,I: in character. - - - • • -*- .•
Tickets to be had of Mr. ANDREWS, 10, Commutation-row,
and the usual places.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

T:IEATRE-LOYAL, LIVERPOOL,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. WOOD,
And positively their last appearance this Season.
Last Night of Mr. BROUGH.
gran IS present FRIDAY, the 24 instant, will be performed
.11_ the Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Hawthorn. Mr. Wood.
Eusiace... Jon this occasion) Mr. Brough.
Young Meadows.. Mr. G Horncastle. I Hodge.... Mr. Baker.
Deborah Woodcock Nlis. Clarke.
Lucinda.... Miss Stanley. I Madge.... Miss Chaplin.
Rosetta Mrs. Wood.
To conclude with Anher's peand Opera of
MASA NIELLO.
Masaniello Mr. Wood. Pietro Mr. Brough.
Don Alphonso Mr. G. Horncastle.
Fenella..(the Dumb Girl)..Mrs. Baker.
Elvira Mrs. Wood.
On MONDAY next, for the Benefit of Miss FAUCIT, will
he performed Mr. Knowles' celebrated Tragedy of VIR-
GIN I US. Virginius, Mr. Stuart; talus, Mr. W. Howard ;
Titus, Mr. Baker; Virginia, Miss Faucit; Servia, Mrs. Stan-
lev.—To conclude with (for the second time these six years)
the splendid Eastern Drama of ALADDIN ; OR, THE
WONDERFUL LAMP Aladdin, Miss Chaplin; Abens-
rack, Mr. W. Howard; Kazrac, Mr. J. Ridgway; First Citi-
zen, Mr. Baker; Second Citizen, Mr. G. Horncastle ; Princess
Bedroulbadour, Mi,s Stanley; Zobyad, Mrs. Baker ; Mustapha,
(Aladdin's Mother,) Mrs. Clarke.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

IVIONDAY.

On MoNDAY nex4,--theLth instant, at Ten o'clock, in Chatoner
and Houghton's Bonded Yards, in Harrington-street, Sefton-
street, and Kent-street,
The following Four Cargoes of Honduras and St. Domingo
MAHOGANY, viz.,
3'27 Logs Honduras MAliOt;A N Y, being the Cargo now land-
ing ex Ceres, from the Bay direct,
3Y3 Lots Honduras MAHOGAN Y. being the Cargo now land-
ing ex Mariner, from the Baygirrect,
215 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being the
Cargo now landing ex Dos ego; front St. Domingo,.
255 Logs and Curls Si. DItningo,MAHOGANY, being 'the
Cargo now landing ex Aurora. from St. Domingo.
Also 138 Logs African MAHOGANY, per Gambia,
21 Logs Havana CEDAR, per Marys,
104 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Marv., with about
200 Tons of ROSEWOOD and 'ZEBRA. WOOD.
On account of the lilporters,
CH A LONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

On Mori DA Y next, the 5t h instant. at One o'clock, at Buchanan
aluldirowne?s Office, B..Oldhall:street,
45 Tuns Jarnaira LOGWOOI),
4-Tong Cuha FCSTIC,
Tons COCUAIVOC3.I.?„
m
Now landing, PX Charlotte,' fioin Jaaya; west side PtinCe's
DOcl..—Apply to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE; Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

TO DEALERS IN PLATE GLASS

mug GOVERNOR and Co. of the British Plate Glass
Manufacturers het to apprise the Dealers in Plate. Glass;
that- they haVe relinquished their Agency Establishment in-
South John street and In request all future orders maybe ad.'
.dressed <lirec't to the Works, at Ravenliewl, where they;will re=
.ceive -every P.,tten!inrri and bd delivered in Liverpool, with the
least possible delay.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

'I'IIEATRE•ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. & MRS. W. H. BLAND.
(AN WEDNESDAY next, the 7th instant, will be.performed
k. 7 the Opera, not aetedthis seasontealled

HENRI QUATRE;
OH, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME.
Henri Quatre Mr. Stufirt.
Eugene de Biron Mr. W. Howard.
Frederick St. Leon Mr. W. H. Bland.

Jocrisse Mr. Baker. I Gervaise..Mr. G. Horneastle.
Moustache
Louison Mrs. W. H. Bland.

In the course of the Evening Mrs. W. H. Bland will sing
" Meet me in the Willow Glen," "Fear ne'er assail me!"
"The Mocking Bird," and " Pity and Protect the Slave."
Mr. J. Ridway will (by particulardesire) present, for the first
time in Liverpool. his
CLASSICAL SPECIMENS OF ANCIENT STATUES,

As performad by him in the pinciple Theatres in England.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of
THE SLAVE.
Colonel Lindenburg
Gambia Mr. Stuart. I Sam Sharpset ....Mr. Slaiter.
Miss Von Frimp....Mrs. Clarke.
Zelinda Mrs. W. H. Bland.

Tickets to be had of Mr. W. H. BLAND, 21, Islington, and
of Mr. Parker, at the Box-office of the Theatre, where places
may be taken from Ten till Three.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

B.ORMiGVI OF LIB F.J:E'UUL

r E COUI{T of QUARTEB SESSIONS of the PEACE
for,the. BOROUGH will.he held in the Crown Court, in
the Svssinivl!.,noKsz. in Chapel-street, on TuEsps v, the Gth
'Jay of Dec6niber next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon., No
Traverses will he tried winless entered far .trial at.in Office, in
the said cessions-house, on or before The first day of the Ses-
sions. And all Itidictments for, Misdetnearniurs and. Assaults.
found at
.these Sessions ag.iinet, Persons.admittea to Bail, must
a.entered,for.44 in ;n}• Office, at
.or before Twelve o'clock on
the day next alter the thselierge of the Grand Jury, otherwise
the trial of,the.same will stand, over., _ .

RD. It ADC LI FFE, Clerk of the Peace.
rown-hall, 26th, N'occgther. 1536.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02

OAY.

instant; at Ten o'clock; in Chg.loner
and Houghton's Bondlid Yards, in Harritigtuu-street, Sefton-
stieew and Kent-street,
The following Four Cargoes of ,Honduras and St. Domingo
MAHOGANY, viz., • .
327 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, being tho Cargo now land-
ing ex Cares; from the .Bay. direct,.
300 Log Honduras M A HOGANY; being the Cargo now land-
' jug ex Mariner. front the Bay direct,
235 Logs and Curls St., Domingo MAHOGANY, being the
Cargo now landing.ex Dovecot, froni St. Domingo,'
255 Logs: and Carla' St.. Doming-o, M A HOGAN Y, being the
Cargo now landing ex Aurora, from St. Domingo. •
Also 138 Logs African MAMOGANY; Or. Guthbia,
21 'Loge Habana CEDAR, per Marys,
104 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Marys, with about
200 Tons of .I.IOSEWOOD and !LEBRA. WOOD.
On account of theliniiO;rters,
CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the sth instant. at One o'clock;`at Buchanan
and Browne's Office, 8, Oklhall-street,
45: Tons .Jainhice.,l4OGWOOD,"
4 Tons Cubs..FUSTIC,
. . 3 Tons COCUS .WOOD,;
N'eve,lendinz. ox Charlotte, floin Jamaica., west side Prince's
Dock.—Apply to
BUCHANAN :nail .BROWNP., Brokers.

TUESDAY;

On TUESDAY next, the 6th instant; at Twelve o'clock, at
1346trauan and- Browne's Office, , Oldhall-street, -
5000 East IndiaKlPS-and-Bliffalo HIDES,
Ex 1ia144, Ir.Onv.Calenttir.—Apply to -Mici•ticiN HUNTER,
Esq„ Merchant, onto . .
. .
BUC,II4NAN„and BROWNE, BrOkers..,.

Qn 'TUESDAY 1142Xf, the-6th' instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and .Browne7t. Office,.S, Oldball-tstreet,
1200 Dry Brazil 11 IDES;
,600 Salted Jamaica DITTO.,
Latelylandetl.-40y
. - HANAN arid BIIOWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

THE JEWESS,

exactly in the same style of splendour and magnificence as pro-
duced at Drury-lane Theatre by ALFRED BONN, Esq. The
part of the Jewess will be sustained by that highly accomplished
actress Mrs. YATES; and Miss BETTS, the celebrated vocal-
ist, from the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, will also appear in the
Drama. The Scenery, now in progress, will Ile on the most
biilliant scale, and the splendid Wardrobe, exactly similar to
that now worn in the Jewess at Drury-lane, and purchased in
Paris at a cost of upwards of One Thousand Pounds! will be ex-
hibited in the Grand ProcesSions incidental to the Piece. The
splendid suits of real Armour and other Dresses, amounting to
nearly two hundred, are of the most costly and classic descrip,
tion, and, it is trusted, that on the first night of the representa-
tion of this drama, at the Liver Theatre, it will be pronounced,
as a whole, superior to anything of the kind ever witnessed in
Liverpool.-Due notice will be given of its first representation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.I

ITALIAN tORRAS,
Under the Matiagetneut of Signor DE BEGN ES,

LIST rjiur SIX OF. TIIE frALixoPEft.4s.

THIS present FRIDAY, the 29th install
1. the Grand Opera Seria.
LA DONNA DEL GO.
And bx Perinisdon of Colo Bradshaw,
The Military Band of.the 7711 s Reginr I ill nltencl; to give greater
epel'to the .11,r1i 1 .Susie.
•On MONDAY next, February I, a avourite OPERA.
On TUESDAY next, February 2, for the BENEFIT of Signor
DE BEGNIS, will be performed, (for this night only.) Maver's
Grand Opera Buffa, IL FANATICO PER LA MUSICA.

will be performed

On SATURDAY, February 6, the performance will be for the
BENEFIT of Mr. BENNETT.

On TeEsDAy, Februo.rY6,f; the BENEFIT of Madelle.
DE ANGIOLI.-

ALnGiniiielparation, Rossini's Comic Opera, L'ITALIANI IN

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

rums DAY, (Friday,) the 29th,` and TO-MORROW,
(Saturday,) the 36th instant,

THE DitEAM AT SEA

will he repeated, in consequence of the overflow to Mr. Ham-
mond's Benefit.—Principal 'characters, -Mr. Hammond, Mr.
W. J. Hammond, Mrs. Raymond, and Mrs. erbert.
THE NORTH AMERICAN DIANS
having been rapturously received, wil also appear, and go
through their novel display with
A CONCERT
in which the Misses Smith, Mr. Sin'
appear.—To conclude with
THE MAN OF T AVELS.

'l, and Mr. Binge will

O'Blunder Mr. Raymond.ft is respectfully announced that the Managers have con-
cluded an Engagement with Mr. YATES, Acting Manager of
the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, and Proprietor of the Adelphi
Theatre, for the Production of a Translation of the celebrated
Drama of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

FRIDAY .

On FRIDAY next, the sth. February, at 'l' eve o'clock, at
Corrie,. Httson, and Co.'s Office, Ito ford-place,
21,5(X) East India OX and C \ HIDES,
Lying in thiver"4, 27ti and '277. Bat) teat, ex Ripley and
Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply to
CURRIE, lIUSON, and Co/Brokers.

On Fatu.ky next, the. sth February, at Tw ve o'clock, at
Currie, Hiwn, and Co.'s Office, Ru ord-place •
13.500 East India OX and COW lIDBS,
Lying in 304, Harbord's, New Quay, Magnet, M
tcom Cal-
cutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR bier
chants, or to CORRIE, HUSO „and . , Brokers.
.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

Proprietor—Mr. Armistead.
THIS present FRIDAY, the 29th instant, and every
f
Evening till further notice, the Grand pr ua of
THE JEWESS;
OR, -THE COUNCIL OF CONSTA E.
With all the surpassing. beauty of the - ew Scenery—the
Gorgedus Processions—Banners—Dresse —Properties, &c.—
Mr. Ryan's magnificent Stud of Horses War Chariots, &c. •
In order to give due effect to this u quailed Pageant, the
Stage and Circle has been united, form g one immense arena,
arranged anti produced by Mr. Stirlin'
Six thousand persons have already . itnessed the represen-
tation of this highly popular spectacle.
Mr. RYAN'S unrivalled Equestrian Company in the
CIRCLE.
To conclude with the Farce of
HUNTING A TURTLE.
Stage Manner—Mr. STIRLING.

EVENING CONCERT,
AT THE 311351 C-HALL, BOLD-
.
ATASTER HUGHES and MONS
1.11. beg leave respectfully to announ
numerous families, they will have th
COND CONCERT, on TCESDAY,
sion the Members of the Liverpool
promised their valuable assistance.
N.B.—MASTEE HUGHES will h e the honour of giving his
Farewell. Concert at Wigan ou Wednesday, and Warrington
on Thursday next.

IEET.
E POTHONIER

that, at the request of
honour of giving a SE-
b. 2d ; upon which occa-
,oral Society have kindly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

ahnost supersedes, the necessity for our Mating utir corn
ments Oh the SpeeChei. ThoSe of O'Cdz:iEtr, contain
very little that he has bet said a thotisand tithes else.:
where; our readers will find hi thein the Usual adthixture
of bombast and vulgarity ; the nival mithber of clap-
traps interspersed With the usual numbei of positive
falsehoods, and conchisions drawn froth false premises.
He did not vouchsafe to explain the Carlow afraif, was
altogether silent about the Dublin Commission, appeared
to have forgotten Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and the club-
house in St. :Tames's-street, and never once mentioned
the HOUSE OF LORDS.

Can the support of. such a man, whose character is held
in unutterable contempt here, even by the friends of the
MELBOURNE administration; and scouted in every place,
except where he can collect a rabble of his countrymen;
be of any essential service to that ministry ? Common
sense replies—No
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

,-..-
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. '
. ripHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETINd of the GO-
/ vERNORS of this IN sT IT u -110 N.
e it.‘ek
ivlilbe_sltiroeledte,n
in
in
the' BOA et n-itoom, Parish-offices, No. L •
' 14'itionV, the sth of February next, at Tw ' 'clock, to transact
' the .usual Business of the Charity and to . 01. Officers fur the
;lig
' ensuing year. ' i'
By order of the General Committee,
jAmEs BOARDMAN, Secretary.
, DiNpensaries-qffice, Nu. I, Fenwick-street,
January 23, 1.43.36
, ------
The Treasurer begs to acknowte dge the rec.‘ipt of the follow.
. ing Donations:— £ S. d.
1 Jtiseph•Cooper, Esq 2l 0 0
.1. Wright, jiiii, per Timothy Bourne, Esq . l's -0
William Thompson,,Esq 5 5 0
iv, A Friend, per Messrs. Marples and Co. 1 0 0
~' D. J., per James Aspinalt, Esq., Mayor lO 0 0 •
- Thos. 111otyneux,.Esq , New sham-house, second 5O 0 0
/,. James Gerard, Esq.. M '
.D. second lO 0 0
' Wm. Pearson and George Booth, Esqrs., 'Trustees of
e - John Ashton, Esq.' Wavertree ' •
3 A Friend, per Josias Booker, Esq lO 0 0
Mrs. Lei; h, Parkhill-road, at the request of her late
td, husband, 'JIM. Leigh, E>q., per Jas. Dawson, Esq. 21 U 0
Joseph Brooks Yates, Esq., being wages forfeited by
t-
a servant for leaving without notice - 3 6
d James Alison; Esq 2l 0 0
Mr. Atkins, Zoological Gardens, per the Mayor, 2d 5 0 0
I; Richard Fillies, Esq., St. Helen's, being part of a
. . Legacy bequeathed to him by the late B. Hatton,
Esq. - 10 10 0
Itytae Holmes, Esq., amount received to settle a
=,„iilispute...
"' Arthur Heywood,.Esq., Lark-hilt ' '
'E Joseph Brooks Yates. Esq., West Dingle, third...... 20 0 0
Chohnley Woodward, Esq .• • . lO 10 0
of Collection at St: Michael's Church, after a Sermon by
the Rev. H. Berry, A.lll 22 2 6
tw
Legacy final the late Miss Elizabeth Worrall, per her
.qg Executor, the Rev. Thos. Bold, A.M . l9 19 0
it, Samuel H. Thompson, Esq., at the request of his late
oi F other lOO 0 0
.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

VALUABLE FREEH OLD ESTATE ANDCOAL MINES
IN BLACKROD.
O be SOLD, by PR m
PRIVATE CoNAcr, the FREEHOLD
Tand IN HERITANCL of a FARM, situate on the
southerly side of the village of Blackrod, conisting of Twu
Dwelling-houses, Cottage, Barn,- Stable. S.hippons, and
useful Outbnildings, and several CloseCet Laud, eouiaMiug
the whole 32 acres, or thereabouts, of the statute measuje, our
in the respective occupations of Widow Boardav
icharti
Mayor, and others.
Together with the MINES of COAL and .'N EL, lying
under the said estate, which are Very vale e, and comprises
the well-khuwn Mines called the Canoe s e, the King Co4l.
the Yard Mine, the Bone Coal, the ith's and the
Arley Mine.
The Estate adjoins a good road, and is situated a! a short
distance ft:nil the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The Mines are
of a superior quality.
For further information apply to Mr. AcKatts, of Bicker-
shaw-hall, Abram, nearVigan; where a plan of tee Estate may
be seen.' " •
Jantiaiii 28th, 183 h."

- • - •
FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF
TONTINE. •
111 HE PrOperty which is the subject of this Tontine
1. hold of Inheritance; situate in the-northern par.-di
pool, in• the vicinit% of the North • Market;
HOUSES and PREMISES, valued bran e"
at £6:3oo,•and the Recta! (at a moderate,

'ree-
Liver-
consists of

Anent Surveyor
amounts to. £552

per A damn.
'rhe Tontine to consist of 126 TRA N
of £5O each.
The interest of the Shareholders-to depend upon the Lives of
Nominees, to be namedby them each Nominee to be 50 Years
of age or -upwards; one-Life to be nominated for each' Share,
and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion of the Rents
during the Life of his Nominee.
The Shareholder whose Nominee shaltSurviVe all the other
Nominees to become the absolute Owner of the whole Property.
As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Property will be
conveyed to the Shareholders—who• are to exeotte a Deed in
which the Rules and Regulations ortireTnntine will be detailed.
Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life.of his Nominee,
{which can be done -for a trifling sum,) may secure the repay-
, ment of the value of. his •Share on the death of the Nominee ;
and in the meantime he-will receive his proportion of the Rents,
which proportion Will increase on the death of each of the other
Nominees.
Au opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to Yield
good interest, and at the same time to give to each Shareholder
a fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the
Property.
For further particulars, and for• Copies of the Prospectus,
application mav be made-at the Office of -Mr. GaoaGE WOR-
THINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool

ERABLE SHARES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Days. Mra.
JAN. M.
'.Tuesday .• • .26 '4B
Wednesday 27 49
Thursday 2B
Friday 29
Saturday 30
SUNDgY 31
MqndayFun 1

Ern. I lit.

IL M. U. 11, F. 1.
448 516 12 5
549 624 11 7
7 1 737 11 1
811 841 11 4
9 9 934 12 1
937 I 10 18 43 1
10 37 110 56 14 2

Festirals, Ite.

Mars rises 7h 42m mom..
Length of day 8h 34m.
Length of night 15h 21m.
King Charles I, Martyr 1648.
Septuagerbna Sunday.
Hilary Term ends.

MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 20th inst. at Bunbury, by the Re•. John Mar-
tin, Mr. William Oxley,'of 'Warrington, to Anne, second (laughter of
the late Mr. Jones, P rek forton-hall. in the county of Chester. •

On Thursday, the 21st inst. at Wigan, Mr. E. Barnish, Masterof the
National School,Wigan, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. William
Croudson, iron-merchant, of the same place.
Same day, at Brompton, Middlesex, Mr. Charlet Smithson, of
Southampton-buildings, London, solicitor, to Elizabeth Dorothy.
youngest daughter of the late Jams Thompson. Esq. of the Island of
Jamaica.

On Wednesday last, at HalifaX, by the Rev. C. Musgrave. 8.D., Mr,
Thomas Brown, Landing Waiter of his Majesty's Customs, at this
port, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Denton, of West Parade.
Halifax.
YesterdaYtiat St. George's Church. by the Rev. .Tonathan Brooks,
Robertson Gladstone, Esq. second .son of John Gladstone, Bag. 6t
Liverpool and: of Fasque. Kincardineshire. to Mary Ellen, tllird
daughter of. Hugh Jones, Esq.. hanker. Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29

DIED.

Suddenlp, in December, 1835. the Rev. Dr: Emory, one of the
bishops of the methodist episcopal church in America. The bishop
Maryland, about
lseixft
ohiesior
ceskidaenn
deep,
Proceeded €7datsonweaarrdsßßeai sittiegog Town,Baltimore, al as the:hill *little
north of Weaver's tavern, where it is supposed the horse ran away
with the carriage, and on passing violently down the, hid a short diS-
tancebelovv Weaver's, at a water break, it is believed the bishop was
thrown from his carriage with great force, the hack of hit head coming
in contact with a large stone, brake the skull, and the brain pro-
truded out.

On Friday, the 15th inst. at his house, in the neighbourhood of Pie.
cadilly, London, Charles Lewis, the most eminent bookbinder in Eu.
rope. Nearly all the splendidly hound hooks in the libraries of the
Duke of Sussex, Earl Spencer, the. Right lion. Thomas Grenville,
Heber, Ilanrott, Dent, Sir Mark Sykes, Sir Francis Arch-
deacon Butler, Miss Currer, Beckford, the Duke of Devonshire, Baron
Bolland, and other distinguished collectors have been bound by Chalks
Lewis.
' On Wednesday the 20th instant, at Beverley, Yorkshire, after en
illness of only two days, aged one year and ten months, Wm. Francis,
• only-child of the late Wm. Southgate, Esq., Surveyor. of His Majesty's
Customs at this,port. Mr. Southgate,. our readers will recollect, we's
the gentleman who was Shot in the Custoni-hciuse-yard, in October,
1834, and for which Norman Welch was executed at Lancaster, last
Spring Assizes.
Same day, Charles, son of Mr. Moreeroft, solicitor, aged 5 reenthit.
On Thursday the 21st inst., aged .65, John Gorton, cabinet-maker.
On Saturday the 23d.inst., aged 31, Ellen, wife of Mr. Robert Hill,
Ryley's-gardens.

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