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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

MADDOX AND JAMES,
SILK MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, FURRIERS,
HOSIERS, 4-c.
ANCHOR HOUSF
28, WHITECHAPEL, OPPOSITE 'TER-STREET,
MOST respectfully inform their F ends andthe Inhabitants
of Liverpool in general, th• they have made their first
purchases in the London and•oth Markets on the most advan-
tageous terms, namely, for cash, all kinds of -
WINTER GOODS,
and confidently appeal to the unerring; decision of the Public,
while they unhesitatingly-assert, that for
DECIDED BARGAINS,
_ _

their house is still unequalled by any other in the trade. M. &
J. having ordered their
STOCK OF FURS,

consisting of Sable, Ermine, Chinchilli, Lynx, Squirrel, and
Fitch Muffs, Mantillas, Pelerines, and Boas, many months
back, when a choice ,selection -could be made, and previous to
any demand; they have now for sale an extensive assortment,
fully 20 per cent below the regular prices. They have succeeded
in purchasing a large lot of lndiannas, Zomoras, and
BRITISH AND FRENCH MERINOS

in every quality and shade of colour, being the Stock in Trade
of a Manufacturer declining business, at the prices current three
years ago, which they are resolved to give their friends the full
advantage of. M. -8G J. also call attention to their daily sup-
plies of
ALL KINDS OF CLOAKS

in Silk, Circassian, Shawl Pattern, Plain and Printed Merino,
Clyth, and Camlet of the most approved makes, at
UNCOMMONLY LOW PRICES,
and made to order on the shortest notice. Their Stock of
Bordered Norwich, French, and Scotch
FILLED SHAWLS

Will be found well Worthy of attention, besides their arrivals of
Gros de Naples, Ducapes, and Figured Silks, Printed Cambrics,
Shawl Dresses, Paramata Dressei, Fancy Hankerchiefs and
Hosiet v,•Gloves, Ribbons, &c. M. &J. hasten te enu-
merate their different sorts of
GOODS FOR FAMILY USE,
comprising whatever is necessary for comfort and convenience;
and beg leave to mention that they have 'now on hand a very
superior make of Irish Linens, bleached expressly for their
Establishment; besides Lawns, Huckabacks, Diapers, Sheet-
jugs in all widths; Blankets in all sizes; Quilts and Counter-
panes ; Welsh, Saxony, and Lancashire Flannels ; Table
Linens; Cloths and Damasks; and all sizes of Worsted, Joinen,
and Cotton Covers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

HORSES,

Premium 22.—T0 Messrs. .17;;T:I. Rimmer, of Scarisbrick,
fOr the best stallion for the general purposes of twriculture' a
piece of plate, value ten sovs.
23. —To Mr. James Heaps, of Little Hutton, for the second
best stallion for ditto, ditto, a piece of plate, value seven save.
24.—T0 Mr. Peter Harrocks, of Aughton; for the best brood
mare for the general purpOses of agriculture, a piece of plate,
value five sovs. : -• '
25.---To Bennett Smith, Esq., of Ashton, for the second brood
mare, for ditto, ditto, a piece of plate, value three gaits. •
27-. To Mr. Henry Swift, of Lathom, for the best yearling colt,
gelding, or filly, for the general purposes of agfictilture, a
piece of plate, value three sovs.
28.—T0 Mr-,4t..Charnock, of Eceleston,rfor the best two-year-
old colt,:fotthe general purposes of agriculture, a piece of
plate, value Tour sovs:
29.—T0 Mr. Edward Webster, of Bold, fur the best two-year
old gelding or filly, for the general purpoie's of agriculture, a.
piece of Plate, value faur sovs.
30.—T0 Mr. James Cook, of Eccleston, for the best three-year-
old gelding or filIV, for the purposes of agriculture, a,
pieee Of plate, value five 'sovs.
31.—T0 Joseph Swift; of Eccleston, (being solely dependent
upOn farming,) for the best pair of horses for the general pur-
poses of agriculture, a piece of plate, value five sovs.
32.—T0 Mr. Thomas Harrison, of Orrell, (being solely depend,
ent upon farming,) fur the second beSt pair of horses for ditto,
ditto, a piece of plate, value three sovs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

EAST INDIES

Will be despatched on the 29 instant.
For BOMBAY
•44Ek; The very fast first-class MINERVA,
ALEXANDER M'PHERSO Commander.
For freight or passage apply on board, ateiloo Dock, or to
DUNCAN GIBB.
....._________

/Val have,ear/t/ deep eh.
For BOMB
The first-class British-built ip CESTRIAN,
ADAM KELLOCK, rnmander ;
`3l tons rogister, and well known in trade as a remarkably
Fast-sailing yessel.—For freight or pa ge apply to
J HN 818 T and Co.
To sail positively on tits 9th o October.
For BOMBAY
The well-known EDONIA,
. J. STRO YA N. Jo rnander.
,For freight or passage apply to Mess . Dtaom. RICHMOND;
quid Co., Ahrehants ; Messrs. BOLD and Russ gr , Brokers, or to
JOHN TOBIN..

, :_iTy-sag_lpositzvely oti.thellth of P ober.
For CALCUTTA,
.?...t.ZA3 The remarkabli‘fast-sailineS, MONA,
• PutLIP7GELL, Cpm •er.
-For (rev' litorpassage apply to Messrs. r • 'PLAND and DUN-
'AN, Merchants; Messrs. BOLD and Re •.L, Brokers, or to
JOHN TOBIN,

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 7th instant, at One o'clock, at Andrew
Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-court, Dale-street,
10 Bales China Taysain RAW K,
65 Bales Bengal Dl' ,
• • Consisting of 28 Bales`FUß DPORES, • •
14 Ditto C(4,S isiBUZARS,
15 Ditto 424 LEAHS,
3 Ditto IN ItRISARS,
5 Ditto G NATEA. •
For further particulars apply to
ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers. ,

By Alessi's. WINSTAiNLEY and SONS,
On SATURDAY, the 15th day of October inst., at One. o'clock
in the'afternoon,.-at the Clarendon .Rooms, south ,l(ihu-
street, Liverpool, subject to the conditions .to ,be then pro-
- duced.

.4 LL that PIECE of • LAND, -with. at,Dwelling-house and
Shop thereon erected;c4ituate: on th9uortli-east side, of
Wapping, LiVerpOol aforessid,.containipg front,toWapping
thirty-eight feetliyet inehes;.atid rutin i uglaglepth on, the north-
west side fifty-four feet'three-inclies an on the ,soutli-east side
forty-One feet three inches, and be _in breadth at the back
fifteen feet, be the same dimensions, ore or less:,
The Property will be sold fora remainder of . a term of
seventy-five years, created by au Indenture of Lease beaiing
date the fourteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty four, by which it is held under the Corporation of Liver-
pool.
For frirther • particulars apply to Messrs. LACE, Sous, and.
MYERS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

Nothing of importance has reached us by last nights' mail,
excepting the following additional intelligence from Spain :
The corps intended for co-operation with the Queen of Spain,
which had assembled at Pau, was dissolved on the 26th ult., by
an order of the day, signed by Colonel Josse. As to the de-
feat of Gomez, nobody appears to consider it as of the slightest
importance.

A telegraphic dispatch in the French ministerial papers states
that he is at present in the Sierra d'Alcarrez, between Murcia
and La Mancha, meditating, we suppose, some new surprise.
Another telegraphic dispatch announces the occupation of Alp,
near Puycerda, by the Carlist troops under the command of
General Maroto, but who evacuated in a few days afterwards.
A skirmish took place at the pass of Roses, between the Chris-
tinos and Milicians of Puycerda, in which the former were re-
pulsed, with trifling loss on both sides.

In the French newspapers we do not find any domestic news
of much importance. The affairs of Switzerland occupy much
of their attention, and a letter from the Duc de Montebello re-
specting his late operations there, will be found in another part
of the paper. It appears to us that he has behaved in a manner
by no means commendable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

THE CHURCH.

ADDITIONAL CHURCH ACCOMMODATION.—The sixteenth re-
port of the commissioners appointed under the act of parliament
for promoting the building of additional churches in populous
parishes has just been printed and delivered. It appear§ from
the report that the number of additional churches completed,
by order of the commissioners, since their appointment, is 214;
that. 7 are now building • that plans are approved for building
35 other churches 'or Chapels; and that additional accommoda-
tion haS been thus provided in churches and chapels for 286,327
individuals; including' 128,804 free sittings.
The very ancient episeopalian chapel at Dinmore, in Here.
fordshire, which has not been used as a place for divine wor-
ship for about half 'a century, has lately been thoroughly re-
paired, and was on Sunday week opened fur divine service,-7-
Gloucestershire Chronicle.

The new church of St. Peter, Malvern-wells, was consecrated
on Tuesday week by the Bishop of Woicester, the sermon on
the occasion being -Preached by the Rev. W. A. Pruen, rector
of St. Helen's, Worcester. The collection amounted to the
sum of £76 13s.' sd. The church has been raised in a district
Where it was rnuchAvanted; by the exertions of a single indivi-
drial, (the Rev. P. E.'Boissier,) at an expense of not less than
£3,000. The church will accommodate 600 persons;, half of
the seats will he appropriated to the poor of the district. On
the present occasion,• there were upwards of 1,000 persons with-
in the walls of the church, and there were great numbers of
respectable-individuals who -could- not obtain accommodation
even for standing within the walls.
APPOINTMENT..--The Rev. 'l'. Blackburne, M.A., vicar of
Eccles, has beers presented by the Earl of Wilton to the rectory
of Prestwich-cum•Oldham, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Jas. Lyon„ M.A.— Herald.
NEW CHURCiI AT 13AGILLT.A 'meeting has been recently
held at Holywell, for promoting subscriptions for erecting a
church in the neighbourhood of Bagiilt, which contains a popu-
ution of about 3,000 souls. The building, it is understood, will
he proceeded with in the beginning of the ensuing year.—
Chester Courant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

TH~E'f 1

MUNICIPAL LIST, 1836.

• AVe have just obtained the following accurate return of the
State of the'register Of votes for the borough :
Number of objections id Liverpool 4OB
Withdrawn
Disallowed
Dead
Substantiated

176
408

Number of claims in Liverpool.
Duplicates
Allowed
Struck off

26

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
T'-IE LAST NIGHT OF M . KEAN.
Mr. KLAN having been received on his rrst and second _repre-
sentation of the character of Kit r LEA it with the most
enthusiastic applause, the Tra: will be repeated This
Evening.
In compliance with the custom dopted in London, on the
representation of the' highly awe Jul Drama of GUSTAVUS
ILL, the visitors to the Lower Boxes will he admitted in the
Last Act on the Stage to join in the MASKED BALL, or as
spectators in the Galleries which will be erected on the Stage.
The regulation and arrangement will be explained by the Box-
keeper, at the Box-office, to parties taking places for the Lower
Boxes. •

/THIS present FRIDAY, the 7th instant, will be performed
J. the Tragedy of

KING LEAR,
As recently performed in London, retaining the original Last
Act, without alteration.
King Lear.... Mr. Kean. I Edgar
Earl of Kent Mr. Baker. I Edmund.... Mr. W. Howard.
Cordelia Miss Faucit.
Regan. Mrs. Stanley. I Goneril.... Mrs. Baker.
To conclude with (fifth time this season) the Grand Drama of
GUSTAVUS 111. ;

OR, THB MASKED HALL.
Gustavus ILL, Mr. Chaplin; Oscar (the Page) Miss Chaplin ;
Captain Ankerstroin, Mr. G. Horneastle; Christian Engle-
heart, Mr. Baker; Madame Ankerstrona, Miss Faucit ; Arved.
son, (the Fortune Teller,) Mrs. Stanley.
Incidental to the Piece, :the MASKED BALL,
For which, the entire of the stage will be fitted up so as to
represent the stage of the Opera House of Stockholm, and the
whole of the floor covered with a Painted Cloth prepared ex-
pressly for the occasion; the Scene forming a Splendid Ban-
quet Hall..nrilliantly illuminated.
To-Atouttow (Saturday) MUSICAL DRAMAS, as will be
expressed in the bills of the day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

THIS DAY.

Tfi is .D ky, (Friday,) the 7th instant, Twelve o'clock, at An-
drew Tomlin ,and Co.'s Office, I scr:cOurt, pale-street,
7 Cases I'2oo Pieces SI C CORAHS. •
For particulars.apylv to
ANDREW TOMLIN and. Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

AFTER FIUDAY NE KT.

On FRIDAY, the 21st instant, at One lock,
80 Chests East India GUM ARAif,
25 Ditto . GUM OLI r ANUM,
Landing ex Canton,•from bay ;
57 Boxes LAC DYE,
6 Chests SHELL LAC,
Lenditag ex Jupiter, from Calcutta.
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07

WORCESTER FESTIVAL.

(Private correspondence of the Morning Post.)
WORCESTER, Friday.—The musical performance of this festi-
val terminated this morning at the Cathedral. The first part of
the programme was taken up with Spohr's " Last Judgment."
The choral singers are entitled to much praise for their effi-
ciency in the masterly choruses assigned to them. The opening
one was most spiritedly done, and the "Holy, holy, Lord God of
Hosts" Could not have been better performed. Braham's solo, the
chOrus 4 Destroyed is Babylon," and the quartette, " Blest are
the 'departed," were encored;' The united powers of the band
and chorus in the " Destroyed" told with terrible effect. Brahatr
during the quartette could not conceal his emotion from the re-
collections of liaving heard Malibran at the IsTorWiCh.FestiVal in
1833 join in thiS Pathetic composition, when this lamented singer
was herself affected to tears. The duet, " For Sake me not" was
most exquisitely sung by Caradori and Braham. Miss Hawes
and Miss C. Novello executed their soli very cleverly; and H.
Phillips is also entitled to'unqualified praise. The second and
concluding part comprised a selection, which was well performed.
The collection at the doors, after each moini's performance,
has been as follOws :—Tuesday, £228 145.; Wednesday, £165
12s. 6d.; ThursdaY, £257 Bs.; Friday, £156 lgs. 6d. Total,
£BOB 14s.

The attendance each day may he gathered from the annexed
account of the sale of tiekets :—Tuesday, £292 5i.; Wednesday,
£758 12s. '6d. ; Thtirsday, £857 65. 6d. ; Friday, £468 16s: 6d.
For adinqsions, £2377 05.6 d.; for the charity, £BoBl4a. Total,
£3185 14s. 6d., being a decrease of nearly £lO4O as com Pared
with the receipts 'of the festival in 11533.
Saturday Morning.—The festival has terminated with the ball
at the College Hall last night, Which was attended by nearly
500 persons. The arrangements for this affair were not of a
very recherche kind. DanCing was prolonged to a late hour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JAN. 25, 1836.

Wind at Holyhead, S.W.—Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 1221, Cobourg, B Schnr, at 8,80
a.m.—No. 12, Indian Chief, BS, from Derherara, at 2 p.m.—No. 642,
Corsair, B B, from Halifax, at 2 30 p.na.

Off POint Lynas. inward-bound—No. 1316, Fannie, B S, from Cal-
coda, at 3 p.m. (has a pilot.)
, • ,
Off Holyhead, outward-bound..-No: 1588, Rosalind, 1113, for Bom-
bay, at 10 30 a.m.—No. 716, Prince Regent, B Bk, for New Oriel"
at 1 p.m.

Off Point Lynas, outward-bound—No. 353, Mary, B S, for Sinyrna„
at 2 p.m.
Off Great Ortnshead, oufward-bound—No. 864, Active, B Schnr, for
Cork—and No. 628, Henrietta, B B, for Demerara, at 10 a.m.
East of the Floating Light, inward-hound—No. 960, Antigua Pattkft,„,
B B, from Manilla—and No. 229, Scylla, B B, at I p.m.
In the New Channel, inward-bound—No. 1465, Franconia, A S. fm Savannah, at II 30 a.m,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

JXNUARY 1836.

on the savings and doings of cur notable town council,
It is a fundamehtal article in the liberal Creed, that the
widest and most extensive publicity should be given to
the debates of all public and responsible bodies, the
liberty of the press being, " like the air they breathe,"
necessary to their existence. We shall freely avail our-
selves, as connected with the "chartered libertine," of
this liberty; and, if the council act up to their professions,
and do not contrive to " refer" every debateable question
"to a select committee," we will take especial Care that
the STANDARD shall be the mirror in which all their pro-
ceedings may be seen. While; however, they are debat-
ing, the town is knee deep in mud. Many of the streets
are absolutely impassable; and we trust that our worthy
contemporary of r,ord-Street will employ his spare time
after the cares of office in seeing that the streets are bet-
ter cleansed, instead of writing down Orange Peel, to
which he has so long had an aversion. -
If we mistake not, there will soon be, if there be not
already, two parties in the council. Such men as Mr.
CURRIE, Mr. EARLE, Mr. HENRY HOLMES, and some
others, wilt
radical not tolerate the insolent attacks which the
journals of the.. town are constantly making on
the independence of their' vottts ; and eve hope to see
that section of the council really composed of -gentlemen
separating themselves from those who are prepared to go
any lengths. • One more word. Mr. THOMAS FOSTER,
whose presence is so hateful to the council, and whose bare
name terrified one poor unfortunate Wight out of the
power of voting at all, will be a member of the council
before one " short year" liar passed away. The radical
leaven.must give place to men of better standing, to men
of business who are generally more -inclined to think than
56 talk; and, if the council is to 'maintain even a passa-
ble character for decency, such scenes as have already
occurred must not again occur, or we must have men
who will aid. chi high4tinded MayOr in keeping the
impertinent offenders in better order.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

On 'IMIDAY, the sth February next, at 'Fwe vA O'clock, at
Carrie, Huson, audiCo.is Office, Rutpfri -place,
21,500 East India OX and COW DES,
Lying in Dover's, 276 and 277, t, ex Ripley and
Perfect, froin Calcutta.-Apply to
C.ORRIB,HUSON, and Co., Brokers. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

TI-IT.JRSDAY

On THURSDAY next, theth-instant, at Tviielvoro'clock, on the'
Quay, east side of the Queen' ck, i
700 Barrels of American
300 --Barrels 'of TUR PEN NE,
Now landing, ex Belgrave,fromWilmington.—Apply to Messrs..
itICHARDSoN and PRMBE4TON, Merchants, or
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

FOR EXPORTATION AND HOilf - USE.
PAINT OILS, LAMP DITTO
OIL PAINTS, .of every•descripr
D R.Y COLO.URS, ditto d. t ,
'VARNISHES, ditto do,
J. and J. TAYLOR and 0., Manufacturers..
Office, No. 9dde Seddon-street. ,
Ships supplied with PAIN'T'S, OILS, Bie. with despatch, and.
on the lowest terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

SALB3. - _ URTS.
.ThIS Prvsly.
nascairriorrs. Prvsly This Wes
this Year Week of the week. Week this Year
--..—.
Sea Wand Georgia B4O 380 161 L 3 30d I
Stained Ditto 220 70 8— 17 2732 18535
Upland Ditto 22850 11440 8 104
Alabama - 1 '
4666 ' 2730 74 —94
Mobile - S
New Orleans.... 13680 13120 8 118
Pernambuco
Aricati and Ceara I 5100 3110 101 __:. 12 1 1100 • 1467
Bahia and Ma.gaio .. 3670 1600 9 114 1868
Maranhapa ll —. 12i )
Savtginned . i 2890 1960 91 101 3 3652 '" 1088
Para
Peruvian .... • ..... 20 J 0 ••••• 0 •
Demerara .nd Berbice, 20 . 0 0
,
Barbados, 19 60 jol_ la! ) .
il9
Common IV est endia"... 500 40 9 124
La Guayra 740 1400 84 98
Carthagena
Smyrna - 0 0
Egyptian
Surat and Madras .... 3970 1950 50 —B4 154.3 1486
Bengal.., , 'l6O 530 54 64 679
Per public sale this day,
Sea Island
Stained Ditt0...'.;.., 1 0 0
--,--
. .60830 40040 16111 84796

Monday Evening, 251 k January.
,000 bales, of which fully 2,000 were
very firm. To-day, the same quail-
, trade, speculators hay ng taken only
illy 4d tr lb higher.

The sales on Saturday were 5,
on speculation, and the market
tity has been sold, chiefly to the
500 bales, and our market genera
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

POSITIVELY MR. T. P. 000KE'S LAST APPRAILOTE.
r tll present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th instant
1. • will be presented the celebrated Drama of
FRANKENSTE IN. •
The Monster -
• After whioi,
A CONCERT, •
In which. the Misses Smith, Mr. Smith and Mr.. Binge wi
appear. . •
. To conclude with
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert Macaire Mr. T. P. Cooke.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

EXTRAORDIN.GRY NOVELTY! I!
THE CELEBRATED
NORTH AMERICAN IND NS,
Prom the Park Theatre, New Y
For the BENEFIT of Miss JU
nriO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) t
performed

SMITH.
7th instant, will be

THE SISTEgS.

PrincipatCharacters-I;;ThWifi;s:;-S;:t;aith, Mr. Smith, and

Mr. Binge.
After which, the
NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

Will appear in the beautiful and picturesque Dress of their
native wilds, an I go through an exhibition illustrative of their
country's Habits and Manners :-1. Electing a chief and
smoking the pipe of peace.-2. An Indian war dance.-3. An
Indian war song.--4. ihoOting with bows .and arrows.-5.
Their festival, or green corn dance.-6. A civil dance, showing
their manner of making peace with another tribe.-7. A horn,
pipe, by one of the Indians (self-taught).-8. Their mode o.
worship of the great spirit.-9. Manner of scalping their ene.
mies. After which

A MUSICAL MEL,ANGE.
In which Mr. Smith, the Misses Smith, and Mr. Binge wit
introduce a variety of Songs.
. .
To conclude with •
THE FLEMISH MAYOR. •
Principal-Characters by the Misses Smith, Mr. Smith, Mrs
Raymond, and Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

BIRTHS.

On Monday, the 28th ult. at Richmond, con* of Dublin, Mrs.
Younghusband, of three girls.
On Sunday, the 10th inst. at Calcdtt-hall, the lady of R. 11. Mostyn,
Esq. of a son.
On Tuesday, the 12th inst. at Lancaster, the lady of E. G. IfOrAY.
Esq. of a daughter.
•On Sunday, the 17th inst. the wife of Mr. W. Renshaw, of Ardwiek,
near Manchester, of a bon, being her twelfth boy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JANUARY 22.

The transactions in Cotton during the early part of th week were
very extensive, and an advance established upon,our quotations of
Friday of id to td in Maranharn and Perrtatn, .and id to Id per lb in
Bahia. Egyptian, Surat, and American ; dtiring the last few days the
demand has in some degree subsided. but Our 'market closes with fir.n-
ness, at the above iinpioVement. Speculators have taken 0,006 Ame-
rican, 1,400 Pe.rnam, 200 Bahia, 100 Maranbans, 1,000 tiyptiin, 1,200
Laguira, 100 Carthagena, and 600 Surat; and exporters 400 American,
200 Surat. and 300 Bengal.

ACCOUNT OF SALES 'AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
Gth instant to Mis day 3'f:chin-re.

From the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE

The market for •BitimsrOstt has become dull, hut in-the absence of
any demand worthy Of .notide,'im 'Change' in priceg•can- he quot,,d.--
SumAogoes off regularly at the quoted. prices ; 250 bags good Sicily,
by auction, brought 13s 3d to 13s 6d,r. cwt.-r-The busivss.ilone in Au-
ootS and enzAzr 9f :l'ArtzAk has been limited to afew casks of each
description.—lVAinElis . are in moderate request,—Tor..lVlAnntit.
ROOTS there is a good Inquiry, and full prices are now obtained.:—VA-
LONTA is steady, but littledoing.—There has been a fair demand for
Q LIVE OIL,' chiefly for parcels recently arrived, which have beeh sold
from the ship at a slight reductionAln the previous rates,—Small sales
of pale SEAL Orr, continue, to be, effected at thz. prices quoted.-For
COD 011. there is more inquiry,.and about 100,tuns have been.dispOsed
of at £33 lOs from the quay ; none can now be obtaiLed under X3l lOs
from the Store, the whole of the latelmports being warehoused.-Con-
siderable bushiest has been done in PALM OlL,.and an advitneb of £2
irtonsibtaiiied,; early in the week saleg were effected at £3l to £3l
15s, subsequently £32 and'even £33 has been realized; the total sales
rna,y be estimated at about 350 tons ; h9lders now ask £33,10", az d con-
fidently, look for a further advance,•:—About 40 tons CoodA-Istur Ott
have been sold at £32 to £35 41, top.-ln Seal) OILS there is but little
doing,—Oil. Of TeIIkENTINB meets a ready sale.-1-10ir is more in-
finked for, and • some business done at 'rather higher rates ; KO bales
inferior. .Sorin sold at £l6ss to £l6 Irisi.:FLAX dull.of sale.—Ah6 de.
wand for TALLOW has improved, and some considerable business has
been done at 44s 6d for Petersburg yellow candle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

CHURCH AND KING.

Glory to England's patriot sons, 'united, firm, and true,
Who raise aloft those sacred flags,.the scarlet and the blue,
Not the base anal spurious hues worn by Ewart Mean and vain,
But the old true-hearted Gascoytie blue, the blue without:a stain;
Conservative's of all that's good, 'they yet will save the nation,
From Russell, his reforming band, and papist agitation.
King William sat in Windsor's bowers, he saw the coming storm,
For treason in his councils lurk'd, tho' falsely call'd reform;
To Wellington the Great he spoke, "-be thou my guiding star,"
And whigs and radicals at once were scatter'd wide and tar;
But Ireland's curse, and England's hate, usurped a monarch's

. .
station,
,And whigs again returned to power through papist agitation.
But we are not•O'Conoell's slaves, nor is our spirit fled,
Nor will we bend to papists, or to Antichrist their head.
From north to south, from east to west, through all our favour'd
land,
We'll raise the cry of Church and King ! What power shall
that withstand ?
We'll draw the sword of loyalty against all innovation,
And save the altar and the throne from papist agitation.
Liverpool, 25th Jan. M.

We take the following extract from the new novel called
The Selj:Condenined.
The beauty love to sin betrays.
In shame and sorrow doom'd to groan,
Withdraws from every mortal gaze
To sigh, and pray, and die alone.
The blighted rose
No fresh bloom knows,
And time her peace can ne'er recall ;
She only hopes, for her one friend
Will hid the tear of pity fall,
The silent prayer to heaven ascend.
Sigh not—O breathe no more her name,
Nor weakly, franticly deplore
That she, who could outlive her fap3e,
Survives to mourn disgrace no more.
The sun at night
lietites from sight,
So dies lost m ,Kathere, past recall; •
Her only, hope, for, her one friend
Will bid the tear of pity fall,
The silent'prayeeto heaven ascend.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

Aturrit rninAlr Nmer.

On NV4nNEsDAT, the 3d February next, at Twelve' o'clock, at
Cunningham ancl,Sotley's Office, Exchange-. ley North,
'l5OO nags tinna SUGAR,
Ex Coirier; warebouied in Crosthwaite's, ;rice's Thick. •-•
Samples may be seen in Loudon at the ffice of Messrs.
..EMBLE and TaowEa.
CONNINGBAM and SMILEY, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

Zo be ATtb.

/0 be SOLD, by Pat ATE TREATY, all that Time. Of.
1 LAND, situate on the east .si,tle,of Whitechantain-
ing about 12(X) square yards toketber with th3,..iseveral NIBS-
SUAGES, COTTAGES, *ORKSHOPK- and $1.3,1LD-
-INGS, thereon erected; measurir g in fr di to Whitechapel 38
feet .3 inches, in front to William treet, 74 feet 8 niches.
and• in front to 'Leigh-street 98 6 inches. The Premises
are in the several occupations of lesSrs. Trotter and their up-
dertenants, and Mr. Bickerst...ff, Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Walley
and Miss Rigby. The Tenure is Leasehold, under the Corpo-
ration of LiverpOol, tor the remainder of a term of 21 years,
which commenced on the death of the last individual named in
the Lease, on the 26th April last.
Further 'particulars may be had, and a Plan of the Premises
inspected on application to Mr. JAMES TASK.ER, Solicitor, 25,
North John-street, Liverpool.

FISHERY AND SHIP-BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT
ON. SALE,
BEING a very valuable and complete Property, particularly
well adapted, and long used for the above purposes, at SHIP
liminoun, CAPE BRETON, consisting of a new DWELLING-
HOUSE, with Frost-proof Cellars,neDry Fish Store, three
stories high, a Salt and Pickled Fish. tore, a Dry GooasEStore,
Cook-house, Blacksmith's Forge, Stable, &c., a new well-built
Wharf, with Crane, &c. &c., complete, having sixteen to eighteen,
feet of water at the head. and 5heit.,14.1.-.2..kt.-t-Ir.grnayg,
the whole standing upon about six acres of Freehold Land, with
four hundred and fity, feet of Frontage. Ship Harbour is well
known as a safe and good anchorage for vessels of any size.
Also, at River Bourgois, in Cape Breton, a strong and well--
1 built STORE, three-and-a-half stories high, conveniently fitted
up with a Fish Screw, &c., and a Wharf, containing a 'Crane,
Winch, &c., and floored with three-inch Deal, having fifteen to
sixteen feet water at the head, the whole standing on about one
acre of Land, nearly the whole of which is covered with Fish
Flakes.—Apply to ROBIN and KING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

On SALE,
The beautiful Brigantine REB A,
Burthen 122 tons; built under the Ow 's particular
inspection, at Cumberland, N.S.; la coed in July
last:` length, 70 feet 7 inches;. br dtb, 20 feet 4
inches; depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a most des' le vessel of her
size, sails fast, and carries a large cargo at- very. easy draft of
water.—Apply to THOMA§ HATTON, un.,
Canning-buildings, 35, South John-street.

.SALE,.
: The Liverpool-built Barque MARY,
2:451t- Burthen p,r register 368 tons : now discharging her'
;cargo in the BrUnswick Dock. TAis is a very desjr
able 'vessel-for the timber trade; n very larae carrier, and well
worthihe 'attentioif of Pnrchas6rs.—For tei s apply to Messrs.
CYRQS MoanALL an-d'Sok or to
JOHNSON,. GRANGER and Co Fenwick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

BALSAM OF SPERMACETI,

ASTHMA, Shorthess of Breath, Weazing Coughs, 'Colds,
Soreness, tightness. and .oppressiOu of the Chest;' and
most. affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten Minutes,
by taking one dose of WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF
SPERMACETI; OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS: Per-
sons dOuhting the efficacy of this Medicine, may take a doSe in
-the Proprietor's ShOp before they purchase. The PrOprietor
earnestly recommends a trial of these Drops to persons afflicled
with the above complaints, but he does not introduce, them as
being an infallible cure (as many do) but is warranted in assert-
ing their effica:cy from the extensive relief afforded in numerous
cases of the above description. Conititutional 'Coughs of three:
four, and more years standing, have
.been cured in the course
of
.a week by the use of these. Drops.
„In the Hp: and
Chin. Coughs it will be found equally valuable, e virtues of
Spermaceti having been known for centuries .ck, it Will be
needless to make a comment upon a Balsam ..tained from so
valuable an article: Two tea, spoonfuls of .t . • Balsam is equal
to one ounce of Spermaceti—it will at all ti ...a relieie the most
violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles s id., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.,
and 10s. 6d. each: .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER

This preparation is a compound of two of the most valuable
medicines in the vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic
properties of the Ginger, with the aromatic and bitter qualities
of the ,camomile Flowers. The proprietor earnestly recom-
mends thisessence to all those suffering as hereafter mentioned;
all he asks is a fair trial, for be can assert, with the greatest
confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the cases
it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to
be.properly persevered in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness,
pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, whether
arising from excess or want of tone and energy of the digestive
organs; also for rhenniatism, gopt, spasms, cramps, hysterics,
flatulence, in immoderate perspiration; nervous, hypochondriacal
and bilious affections, heartburn, languor, general debility, or
a delicate state of health, whether the result of long illness, or
constitutional weakness; it is certain in affording instant relief
in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of this Essence
is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea.
These Preparations are prepared only, by DECIMUS Woon-
HOUSE, Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Majesty, 18,
King William-street, New London. Bridge, and sold, by hint
wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON and Co„ 15, Fenwick-street;
C. MAwiroon, 20, South. John-street, near the 'New, Custom-
house; G. Winnow, Druggist, Mount-pleasant; Ross and
NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Otfice, Liverpool; and to be had of
all medicine venders in town and country. , Country venders
maybe supplied, through their town agents. Sold in bottles at
2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lOs. 6d., and 21s. each.
*** Sole proprietor of the /Ethereal Essence of Ginger.
isT.B.—BE SURE TO ASK, FOR WOODHOUSE'S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

to nt NTiti) (Tat t on.

For DUBLIN AND. BELFAST.
4.,
MINk THE Cl2'Y OF DLI,BLIN .
JA,ii.` S TEA MIPACKtT—CO M PAN Y,
t'Z' lik,Ic9ItyORATP? BY ACT-OF rm.tvAILENT. ,
he above 'Company sail their Vessels, with or WithOUt,
Pihltld taking Goods- and Passengers-to 'the f lot+ing ptirts,-
namely,
To DUBLIN 'Daily.
For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-4 iinow, (Wednei•-•
clay,).the 27th instant, at Five o'clock in 't Evening; from the
Clarence DoCk.
- Apply, forlltiblin Line, to
• , - SAMUEL PE Y, 27,
..
for Belfast Line, to. Water-street.
JOHN M4CAMMON and Co-.,

The pliaciple of this CoMpaux is that of attaching
.all Im-
porters and Exporters by a•Diviston of the Profits Ainolig them,
after payment of the Divideutis-Lthus,creatilig a community of
interests between the
,Shikyers and Shareholders--a
Which best t Uarattee- to- its- Propiietors a-61+111'4 of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and.
Livu,Sltiek the having a well supported EstabliNhinent.of first-
Asd Sieairie'fs, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
true'attention to;their maintenance.

Ou FRIDAY nest, the. 29th instant, at One o'clock; at Evrart,
Myers, and Csi.'s Office, Exchange-al y,
-30 CheSts SHELL LAC,
..6 Chests LAC-DYE,
197 Baga.GINGER,
Just landed, ex Royal Saxon, from _Calcutt .—Apply to
EWA RT, DIY E RS, • and. Co., Brokers..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

BOURSE AND FUNDS.

French Five per Cents. have closed at 109 f. 95c. cash, 110 F.
sc. end of January; Three per Cents. are at sor. 80c. cash,
801. 80c. end of January. Spanish Active 491; Ditto Passive
16i; Ditto Differe 194; Ditto Coupon 23i.
GREECE.

A levee was held a few days after the King of Bavaria's ar-
riv Sur the presentation of the diplomatic corps, when the
Sp • . minister, M. Montalbo, who was invited" in the name
of I . was received in a very unceremonious manner, to sac
the least of it, by the King of Bavaria. On being presented
in his turn to the monarch, the king tinned on his beel and
said, "1 do not recognise your queen—the letters from Spain re
main unopened on my table at Munich." The Spaniard was
thunderstruck at this outrage, and at once prepared to quit the.
'audience chamber, when Sir E. Lyons coming up offered his
arm, and conducted him home in his own carriage. The next
day M. Itizo, Greek Foreign Minister, went in the true Fana-
riot style to see with how little satisfaction the Spaniard would
be contented, and begged him to dine at the palace with the
King of Bavaria; but the Castilian plumply refused; and on
being sent to, when dinner was on the table, he verbally stated
that he would not dine with the King of Bavaria, and the next
day sent an official note to the Greek government, to intimate
that in consequence of what he deemed to be a gross insult upon
his Sovereign in the. palace of the King of Greece, he suspen-
ded his diplomatic functions until he received the instructions of
his court. This event has caused considerable sensation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF

TONTINE. _ _
ITIHE Property which is the subject of this Ton 'tfe"is Free-
hold of Inheritance, situate in the northe part of Liver-
pool, in the vicinity of• the North Mark , and consists of
HOUSES and PREMISES, valued y it. eminent Sithevor
at £6.3110, and the Rental (at•a moder rate) amounts to £552
per Annum.
The Tontine to consist of 126 TRANSFERABLE SHARES
of £5O each. •
The interest of the Shareholders to depend upon the Lives of
Nominees; to be named by them ; each Ndminee to be so years
of age or upwards; one Life to be nominated for eaeli Share,
and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion oltheßents
during the Life of bis•NOininee. •
The Shareholder whose Nominee shall Survive all the Other
Nominees to become the absolute Owrier.,Of the whole Property.
As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Pro-petty will' be
conveyed to the Shareholders—who 'afe to execute a Deed in
which the Rules and Regulations of IlleTontitie will be detailed.
Each Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life of his Nominee,
(which-can be done for a trifling sunny may secure the repays
meet 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 op the death of each of the other
Nominees,
An Opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to yield
good interest, and at the same time togive to each Shareholder
a fair chance of tlitimately'acquiring the sole Ownership of the
Property.
For further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus,
application may be made at the Office of Mr. Gronoa 'Woe.
TH INGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

SOUTH AMERICA.

To sail immediately.
..., For VALPARAISO, INTERMEDI S, & LIMA,
.
.11.4.4 The fins neiv Barque CH AN,
H. O. HOLTON, Ma r;
A 1, 195 tons, cuppered and copper-fast ,and in every
respect a first-rate couveyauce.—For terms of freight, &c. apply
to
JOHN BIBBY and Co:.

Warrisnted first Vessel.
4,7.- For' LIMA direct,
271- The fine A 1 fast-sailing Jersey-b ' t Barque
.:4!,.,!.: ; SECRET,
J. HORQUARD, M r-; •
Barthel' 202 tons, cop erect and copper stened, and in all
respects a most desirable .conveyance; lyink in the Prince's
Dock.--For terms of freight'apply to Messrs.RonEßT SwAYNE
aUd Cot-, or to.. ASHLEY BROTHERS.

MEDITERRANEAN

For VENICE and T' a STE,
And will forward GQo• • A.PkONA,
-The fine Brig BR LEY,
''' 146 tons register, copped •'a copper-fastened.—
For tenni off ight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co.

EUROPE. ANNUAL PREMIUM FOR ASSURANCE OF £lOO.
....
Age. One Year. s Seven Years. Life.
LINE OF PACR.ETS FOR LIS N, 15 EU 16 4 Ll 0 8 LI 16 2
Sailing on the Ist, 10th, and 20th of e ry Month. . 25 '1 7 8 1 9 0 2 5 4
4'.....1 To sail on 'the lgt of Feb . 35 113 4 I 115 7 217 0
^,g.. k; The fast-sailing Schooner ELL JENK.INSON), 45 22 3 26 0 _3 14 11
- - T. IRVING MRS • 55 '3
0438 2 5 4 8

LINE OF PACRETS FOR LIS N,
Sailing on the Ist, 10th, and 20th of e ry Month.
To sail on the Ist of Feb .
The fast-sailing Schooner ELL JENK.INSON,,
T. IRVING, MRS ;
A 1, 162 tons register, coppered and copper-fastened.—Por
'terms of freight or passage apply to the Owners,
JOHN BIBBY and Co.

Attenclancesis given Daily, by the Agents for Liverpool, at
their Office, No. 4, Campbell-street, Duke-strcet, where Pro-
spectuses may be had, proposals for effecting Assurances re-
cetved;and eVery information respecting the Society obtained.
Medical Referee for LIVERPOOL,

J. P. BRANDRETH, M. D.
GRAHAM and TAYLOR,
Agents.

LONDON AND'BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
A MEETING of the PROPRIETORS reside. 4in Liver-
pool and the Neighbourhood, is propo e• o be held on
FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelle otk, at the Cla-
rendon-rooms, to appoint a Deputation' t. t ttend the General
Half-yearly Meeting of Proprietors in London, on the 18th
February next.
January 25, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

On FRIDAY, the sth February next, 'at Twelved, 'clock, at
Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfo ~„." ace,
13,500 East, India, OX and COW 4 ES,
Lying in 304, Harhord's, New Quay, iltinet, from Cal-
cutta.—Apply to 'Messrs. TAYLOR, POT n, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

LITERATURE.

The Self Condernned. A Romance. By the Author of
calthoipe. 3 volS. Bentley, London.
Out town is so closely allied by interest with Ireland,
and the intercourse between us so frequent, that any
description of the manners and customs in the olden time
cannot fail to afford amusement arid gratify curiosity.
ln the " Self-cnnctetnned" we have a faithful picture of
her condition in the, time of Queen Elizabeth, when, as
at. prettnt, she was disturbed by internal broils and aigi-
tated.,by demagogues and bigots. Although the charac-
ters introduced in the tale are fictitious,, the
,incidents are
in some degree founded on tact,; at any rate they, bear
so natural a stamp that We,cannot but think they are not
altogether the creation of the author's fancy. The pages
are. replete with fine sentiments and glowing language,
abounding with passages of greatpnetical beauty,•and
will afford to any one a "high gratification in their perusal.
There is an, originality throughout the york which can,
not fail to strike every reader with conviction that a pen
of no ordinary merit has been exercised in its production.
It is some years since " Calthorpe"niade its appearance;
when all lovers, of light reading were captiVped, by its
merits. We hope that so long a period
,vill not be
avowed again to elapse before the Maurice press is set to
work-by the author of the "Self-Condemned;'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

. . . . , .
To4cialuiw,'(Wedues'day,) the 27th hist.; at e o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Eoster's Office, a e-street,
19 Tous:Solid NICARAGUA. OD,
24 Tons Cuba
8 Tons ampicc3 FUSTIC,
T
Which may be seen !previously'in'Mr. Ellison 'Prodsham's
Warehouse, Mersey-street.
JONES, MANN, and POSTER, Brokers. '
POSTER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

ADVOWSON.OF THE RECTORY OP'PORTISHEAD,
• IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET .
_

MO be SOLD, by order of the Commissioners, appointed by
his Majesty; to consider the state Of Abe Lstablished
Church in England and Wales, with referenee to •Eceleiiasti,
cal Diities'and• Revenues, all that the ADVOWSON OF" 'HE
RECTORY OF PORTISHEAD, in'the county of merset,
situate about ten miles. west of Bristol, adjoinin the .Bristol
Channel; consisting'of- the GREAT and Srl L TITHES
of upwards•of 2;000-Acres of Meadow, P- u-e, Arable, and
Wood lands, together with an ex nt PARSONAGE
'HOUSE, beautifully.sitnated near th hutch, Barn, Garden,
Pleasure Ground, and Glebe, comprising 35 Acres or there-
abouts. ,'And- alma •'RECTORIAL MANOR, consisting of
5 Copybold Houses or Tenements and 17a. 3tc. 10p. 'of Land,
or thereabouts, held for LiVes under the Rector for the time
being.
The whole estimated to be • worth about SEVEN HUN-
DRED AND-TWENTY POUN DS per annnm,"after ail de-
ductions fur Tenths, Quit Rent, Land Tax,' Poor'and flighway
Rates..
The cultivation of the Lands from which the Tythes arise is
nearly as follows .
IAOO. It.
. P.
.oArrcahbalerdLsaanndd- Garden ,
700 0 0
Meadow and Pasturage • llOO 0 0
Woodland • 100 0 0
Portishead has been lately greatly Unproved by the formation
of roads and walks, the establishment of lint and Cold Marine
Baths, the erection °fan Hotel, and various houses suited for
Private residences and lodgings, and from_ (he beauty of the si-
tuation, the salubrity of the air, and other-local:advantages, it
may be considered ()ire of the most desirable places of residence
in the West of England. '
The present Incumbent is in the 78th year of his age, and the
said Rectory is in the patronage of the Matter, Aldermen, and
Burgesses of the borough of the city of Bristol and county
of the same city.
The Advowson, by the like Order of his Majesty's said Com-
missioners, is to be Sold by Tender, in the form which bas'been
approved by the said Commissioners.
Such persons as are desirous of making a Teneer for the said
Advowson, may receive a form of Tender at the Office cf the
said Commissioners, No. 5, W NITER/1 1,1,P L ACE, LONDON, be-
tween the hours of Eleven and Three; or at the Office of 'Messrs.
BRICE and BURGES, City Solicitors, Council House, Bristol;
and the Tenders must be delivered in duplicated, sealed up,
and directed to "His Majesty's Conimissioners appOinted to
consider the state of the Established Church in England and
Wales with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues,"
marking thereon "'Tender for the Rectory of Portishead," at
the Office of the said Commissioners, on or before the first day
of'March, 1836, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock
on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made in the
said Form, and delivered at the said Office of the CominiSsion-
ers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN.

PARIS, JAN. 21.—Persons coming from Castile, who are
entitled to the faiiest confidence;assnre us that the Carlist
forces have taken a very imposing attitude in thee environs of
Toledo A letter from Siguenza informs its that the national
militia of that place was disarmed, and confirms the news of the
entry of the cavalry into Talavera de la Reina.
Letters from Perpignan of the 15th instant state that the
prisoners who were arrested in consequence of the events of
13arcelona, including M. Geronelia, were embarked on board
the brig Childers, from the English Man-of-war Rodney, where
they were confined in the first instance. .They were to be -con-
veyed to Valentia on the 12th, from which place they were to be
put on board Spanish vessels and transported to 'he Havana.
Several of the chiefs of the- anarchists have fled, or are con-
cealed, since the return of Mine. Colonel Nlontura' ex-gover-
nor of Vich, has been arrested as an accomplice of Geronella.
General Pastors has been arrested for not having prevented by
suitable measures the invasion of the citadel, and the massacre
of the prisoners; but what effectual means had he of suppress-
ing the insurrection, when it is certain that the guard of the
citadel was in concert with the rioters?
MISCELLANEOUS.

This is the anniversary of the murder of Louis XVI. The
Court of Peers is, nevertheless, sitting to continue its delibera-
tions on the accused of Paris. Thus, at more than half a cen-
tury afterward, France is still the victim of her original crimes,
and is still suffering from her original injustice and cruelty.
M. Guizot, the Minister of Public Instruction, has very pro-
perly refused to hold his usual soiree this evening.
The Courrier Francais and M. Jollivet, the deputy, had yes-
terday a battle royal, and the former was condemned to 100
francs' tine, and to the insertion of the letter of the deputy.
The cause of the quarrel was as follows :—M. Jollivet has pub-
lished a pamphlet On the English and French electoral systems.
The Courrier Francais did not content itself with attacking the
book, but it made a personal article against the author. He
appealed by letter for justice. The letter was not inserted;
and he yesterday applied to the Correctional Police for au order
to have it inserted. The Coarrier Francais was sentenced to
pay 100 francs' fine, but it has to-day stated its intention to ap
peal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26

Erouraitur NotittO.

REDUCED-PREMIUMS OF 'ASSURANCE.
YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND -FIRE AND LIFE
„ . . ASSURANCE COMPANY..
THE attention 'of the Public' 'is SOUCited kr' the Rates of
Premium required by this. Company, as ontrasted beloW
with those demanded by the London Assura e Offices. •
York and North of England.. widen, Qffices.:
Floating Policies ...10s.. per t....12s- per Cent,
Specific-7AR Risks Bs per
.! eat. ~.113. per. Cent..
' " Omit Haz. Tratles• •• • 7s. per ent....105., per Cent.
"'.omit'also Haz.' Goods 6s. per Cent.-.... 9s. per Cent.
,Short period Policies at the usual proportions of the above.
The Preiniums on Life Assnrance will be found on compar-
rison to be much more favourable to the Aisured than those
charged by most other Offices.
N.B.—Persons insuring in this'OffiCe; are neither liable to be
called upon to make good the'lossei of others, nor-prevented
from bringing an action at law against the. Company, in. the
event of a disputed claim, as is the case in all Offices where the,
assured participate in the profits. •
M. WOTHERSPOON, Agent.

7, India-buildings

On WEDNESDAY, the 10th Februaiy next, at Tyr e o'clock,
at Molyneux, Tlylor, and Co.'s Qtfiee, Ch 1-street,
1600 Bagst Manila Slim?
60 Casks S • '
Just arrived, per Antigua Packet, from a ills.
510LYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Br-ers.

On THURSDAY, the 11th February next, at Twel o'clock. at
Molvneux, Taylor, and Co.'s47/offi • ,
40 Chests Bengal INDIG
Arrived, per Superior, from Calcutta.— yto Messrs. D.
and T. Wrws, Merchants, or to
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX,
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., proKers.