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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

CLOAKS,' SHAWLS, &c. SELLING "OFT,
AT AN IMMENSK SACIUME! !
AT THE ~SHAWL WAREHOUSE, •
G 3, CIIUIiCH-STKEF.T..
THE Trustees infant tile Public that, in cansequence of
the death of one of the Partners, the whole of7Messrs.
MEREDITH, M`bARDIE end co.'s:vdh.bie-sTocK of
SHAWLS, CLOAKS. -CLOAKENGS, SHAWL-DRESS-
ES, &c.,,&c. must be_cleared.off by the .13thipfJanuery, when
the Premises will be clused in order to wiud:up tr,te Partnership
Affairs. •
66, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

Al MARKET, JAN. 1.

•
pply of Beast ut market to-day for
hove advanced id to
.1 per lb. the,
le to be obtained for less than 51d. •
rate number, the quality generally
igh. Good Beef may he cooled et
itton was with difficulty bought at
and Ewes, Old to lid. the market
brisk, there being but few Beasts
the market. Number of Beasts at

::r-~~;

JANUARY 5, 1S:i8.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUCSIMY, JAN. 2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

GERMAN TABLE LINEN

A SMALL PA RCEL OF GERMAN DOUBLE.,
1~1 DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, of fine quality, in
sizes from 2 yards to 7 yards long. Apply to
RICHARDSON and COWBURN,

140, VALE-STREET,
who have on SALE a large STOCK of Irish and Scotdr.,
LINEN SHEETING. TABLE LINEN,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

TO THE PUBLIC.

In entering upon a new year, we beg to tender: our ems.
tomary acknowledgments to our friends and the pub,
iic for the very liberal support whiCh we have received.'
during the year which has just expired. Our best
thanks are due to those who have favoured us with a,
continuance of their patronage as subscribers to the-
.LIVERPOOL STANDARD ; whilst we can scarcely find
terms sufficiently expressive to signify our sense of
obligation to those who have so liberally, contributed
towards augmenting our advertising business. Thanks:

to our advertising friends in general, we have been,
enabled to occupy a truly proud position among the-
provincial newspapers. As the last returns fully,
proved, there were only nine newspapers out Ofle4.
don tnhieh had received credit for a.greister number
of advertisements, during the first half year in 183 n.
than the LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
We are happy to assure our friends that our circulation'
continues to be on the increase.
Nothing shall be wanting on our part, to reader the,
LIVERPOOL STANDARD still more deserving of that'
patronage and support which it has hitherto received:
Our unremitted exertions shall in future be devoted!:
to this object.
The LIVERPOOL STANDARD presents peculiar claim*
to the support of the public as an advertiiing medium.
Its circulation is chiefly among the mercantile •elasses•
and in private families, thus offering that advantage
of which Advertisers are generally in search—the
most eligible mode of communicating with the more
wealthy and respectable portions of the community.
In conclusion, we have great pleasure in wishing our-
friends " a happy new year, and many returns of the-

season."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

DISTINGUISIAD BY BLACK LABELS.

OFFICE IN K,''in bottles at6d. Is. and 2S. This ink has
attained so great celebrity both at hotrie and abroad, for its
'fluidity and durability, thatimitations of it have 'sprung up in
'every quarter. The genuine has the signature and seal of the
original and sole proprietor of alt those inks,. D. Morison.
COPYING INK, inbottles at Is. Is. '6d. and 35. Writes
pale at fits% hut gives off a Siring copy; and both originr.l and
copy go very' dar): with. age. • • • "
RECORD INK, in. bottles tit 6d. Is. Is. and 25,6 d: Writes
dark at first, and also gives off a
good copy is well suited
for offices where only one kind of ink for all purposes is wished.,'
From its great strength it is admirably adapted for deeds'und•
other legal instruments. • •

.JAPAN INK, in bottles, at fid. nod upwards. This shining,
ink is rapidly giving, place to the office ink, which is more
but by some is still, preferred,. from being darker when first'
written with.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

Now EXHIBI:VED INQUEEN'S-;SQUARE.

The Proprietor deems it whollt, unnecessary to attempt any
description of the amazing gigantic native of the Sea, whose
wonderful size, strength, and. character (so far as description•
can go) are so well known to every reader of Natural History,
who must have been struck with astonishment and admiration
on reading the various accounts of the Whale, not only by the
Historian, but by the adventurous Voyhgers in the Northern
Seas. It may be truly observed, however, that no written ac-
count can furnish any adequate idea of the enormous frame of
the creature, every hone and joint. of which is a wonder
itself! It is no exaggeration to say that it must he seen to be-
understood, and even to be believed. The examination of the
Skeleton now offered for public inspectipn Must impress every
mind with a sacred sense of the boundless,power of the Creating
Hand that produced all the living wonders of the Earth. from
minutest insect to the magnanimous monarch of the ocean.
The Whale, of which the Skeleton isnow to be seen, was Found
off the Coast of Plymouth, in October, 1831, and then Weighed
118,0001b5., and measured in length 102 feet, circumference 75-
feet.

The Proprietor feels that, on inviting the Public to view. a.
curiosity so interesting to all who admire the amazing produc-
tion of Nature ; he should not do justice to himself it he were
to descend to the too common modes of endeavouring to attract
the crowd by extraordinary assurance of success; but he respect=-
fully begs to state that the Skeleton has been visited by many
Thousands in various parts of the Country, and that every
visitor has been astonished and gratified beyond alt expectation.
Admission—Gentry Is. ; Tradespeople, Servants, and
Children 6d, each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

_bipping inteltigrnte,

TUESDAY, JANUAILY 2.—Wintl, S.S.E.—Moderate.
ARRIVED.—The Swift, Stokes-, from St. Übes.
SAlLED,—Pandora, Archer, from Barbadoes—Savanilla,
from Carthagena—Camoens, Barites. for Oporto—Active, Russell,
for St. Michael's—Charlotte, Williams, for Africa—Orpheus, Bailey,
for New York—and Nimrod, Manning, for Charleston.

Derwent, Harper, at Antigua
Globe, Selsby, hence at Baltimore
EuropepMarshall, hence off New York 11th Dec.
Indian, Borthwick. hence at Pernambuco
Diana, from Newfoundland, at ditto
Capper, Holland. henee at Constantinople
Cacique, Irons, from the Danube, ditto
Mary Hal, et, Sincrair, from London and Syra, at ditto
Lapwing, Osborne, from Smyrna, at ditto
Lucretia, lieges, henee at Leghorn
Scio, Teasdale, from Llanelly, at Patras
Lachs, Jantzen, hence at Danzig
Lady Stormont, NrMinn, trona Rio de Janeiro, at Cuxhaven, very
leaky

Rowland, from Quebec and Beerhaven, at Cork, towed in
water-logged
William. Sandars, hence for Corfu, at Dublin
Venus, Carthew, hence for Gibraltar, at ditto
Sarah, Doyle, hence for Havre, at ditto
Ttedbreast, Millard, cleared at Con'stantinople for Cork Ist Dec.
NEW YOR`K, Dec' 11.—The Concord; Mittimore, from New' Orleans
for Liverpool, was taken into Key West by the wreckers, 26th Nov.
having been on shore on Conch Reef. The J uldlee, Etlwaads, from
Mobile for this port, struck on Charleston Bar 4.h ult. and knocked
off her rudder
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

On TH t• sus r; 18th' inStant, at One U'clUck, at the Brokers'
Office, Oldhall-street,
330 Bags Manilla SUGA R;
62 Baskets MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS,
Just landed ex Brilliant, froin Manilla.
J. and J. BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

LOWER SCHOOL.

This School is designed for 'the Sons of those whose means
are too limited flit- the.more expensive Education of the High
School.
Rev. Robt. M`Plierson, A.M ' King's College, Aberdeen, Head
Master.
Rev. J. Rutherford, Edinburgh, Second Master.
Mr. Thos. Eniersou, Third Master.
To the constant instruction of the above Masters will be
added the occasional services of the Drawing, French, Mathe-
matical, and Philosophical Masters of the High School.
EVENING SCHOOL. '
Under the Superintendence Of the foll Owing Masters :
ARITHMETIC AND MATHEMATICS.—Mr. Elliot Mr. Gerrard,
and Mr. H. Carpenter.'
MECHANICAL DRAWING.—Mr. M'Pherson.
ARCHITECTURAL. DRA WING.—Mr. Cooper,
LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PERSPECTIVR.—Mr. Pugh.
FIGURE DRAWING AND MODELLING.—Mr. Seddon.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING AND DR A WING.—Mr. Bishop, A.L.A.
NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY.—Mr. Creuze,l3.A.
GEOGRAPHY AND MECHANICAL ARTS.—Rev. R. M'Phersou,
A.M.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.—Mr. M. L. Phillips.
CHEMISTRY.—Mr. JOhn Wilson.
FRENCH..—Mons. Theodore Eugene Suliot, A.M.
Terms, and such further inforthation as may be required, can
be obtained by applying to the Secretary at the Institution.

Dr. KANL, Esq., M.D. MR.I.A. Dublin, will commence
a course of Eight Lectures on CHEMISTRY, To-mourrow,
(Wednesday,) the 3fi instant..
JOHN EPPS; Esq. M.D. London, Lecturer on Materia
Medica, will 'commence A.-Course of Popular Lectures on
.PHYSIOLOGY, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant.

The Directors of the Mechanics' Institution are desirous of
receiving TENDERS for ERECTING a GYMNASIUM,
FI'I"rING-UP the MUSEUM, and other WOrk. The Plans
and Specification may be seen on application to Mr. J. A.
PICTON, Architect, Warren-street.
Tenders, sealed, and addressed to the Secretary, must he left
at the Institution on or before SATURDAY next, the fith instant.

WANTED, for the EVENING SCHOOL, a PERSON
capable of teaching MECHANICAL DRAWING.' A IWeral
Salary will be given to-a person fully qualified. N oue else
need apply.
The Directors acknowledge the receipt of the following,
DONATIONS to the Fund for Building the New Institution :
From Christopher Rawdun, Esq. £loo
„ The Misses Yates

A Contaution of Ten Guineas, or upwards, to ' The Build-
ing Fund," constitutes the Contributor,' a IMember for• Life of
the Institution. ' •

JOHN S. RADCLIFF, Seerctary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

ifilatco 13)2 Auction.

On uccount of whom it may concern.
On Iloramy next, the Bih Qne n'Oock, at the

Brokers' Office,
•
5 Bales damagedFreucti MAP DER ROOTS,
Just lauded ex Zodiaque,,freai
J. and J. BARON, I3rokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

tan.clizrd Ulhce,,Three

LIVERPOQI DIXRKETS.

CORN MARL.ET-7FRIDAY, JANu.tr.Y J. 1837.

We have bad very few Grain vessels in, either Coastwise or
from. Ireland. and none form abroad since Tuesday ; of Irish
Flour, however, the arrivals continue to atrurd a fair, and o
Oatmeal a 0061 supply. -
The diminution in the stock of Wheat in this port, alluded t
in our circular of Friday ldst: the stability evinced on Tuesday
and the present arrivals being extremely light, conduced to
strengthen the firm impr7ssiou stated in the early part of the
week; and during the last two days, holders' of this Grain,
though not aided hy any lively demand, have been requiring
,rather higher prices; whilst all other articles of the Corn
'trade, within the same period, remained unvaried 7
At the opening Of our market this morning, all descriptions
of free Wheat continued to be held with firmness at an :advance
of 2d. per 70Ibs. upon Tuesday's rates; but having a very limit-
ed number of town and country buyers in attendance:and no
,extensive show .of fine samples, the trade closed rather, heavy
at our last quotations.—Flour was in moderate request on the
terms last noted.

Barley, upon a very small supply, fully supported late prices•.
Malt, Beans; and Pease were difficult of sale, and the turn

cheaper.

Prime Oats, in partial instances, realised a small amendment,
but the transactions were not readily effected, and prices were
more generally upon a par with our last currency.—Oatmeal,
though not in brisk demand, was full as dear as before, the best
qualities of Irish commanding 24s 3d to 245.6 d per 2401b5.
The operations in Bonded Wheat since our last report
amount from 5,000 to 6,000 quarters, good parcels of Lower
Baltic obtaining 4s. 6d. to 55., and inferior Archangel 3s. pe r
701bs.

ANERAGS PRICES.
WHEAT, 70 tbs, s d' tr d Btmts, imp. mea. s d s
Irish dried red.. 6 6 6 710 Irish . , 45 0 18 0
Do. dried white, 7 4.. 8 0 Ftoun,ll, 280 tbs.
Do.undried new 6 6., 610 Eng.BLlrishsup. 44 0.. 46 0
English
Canada...... 0 0.. 0 0 Do. seconds 6) 4., 04
OATS, 45 tbs... Do. thirds 0 .. 0
Irish
BARLEY, ttP 60 tbs. Do. old — 0
Irish grinding.. 3 8.. 3 6 BRAN. 4? 24 tbs 1 0.. 1 0

I OF COI
the sth J,

From the 21 Ja.

rantlary

DEqCAYPTION.

COAST-
WISE;

BRITISH . .
TOTAL,

Y.Viwat Qrs
Barley Qrs,
Oats Qrs
Flour. sacks
!Vitro
Malt Cu-t
.. • Loads
Bran. Qrs,
eeiasnrs Qrs
(Vs
Rye Qrs
shelled Barley.. i CUT
Badeseed
Indian Corn Qrs

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TIMMY, Dcc. s.—Wind S.W.
Francis de'F.iu, frrim Chiitleston, sdiled 11th Dec:, off this port
Thbrnas Armstrong,. M' Allister; from Terceira, off ditto
Elizabeth Walker, from.lialtiaritiso, off ditto
Lard Stanley. Henderson, has sailed for New Orleans
Besperus, Baxter. hence, at the Mauritius
tridgetown. liedley ; and Byron. Forrest, hence, at St John, N.B.
Wolfacove. Hamilton, hence, at ditto
Chanclbs,-Hayes, hence, for Leghorn, at Falmouth
Pearl, Masters, hence, for Tampico, at Holyhead
Mitrys, Crosine, hence, for Barbados, off St. David's Head
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

LIVERPOOL.
, .
Valuable •PUBLIC-HOUSE, S7ABLIVG, large LARD,
- ' SPIRIT VAULTS; teith.compact BREWERY.
. . , • • I.3}' Mr. BACH. .• '
On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at Six o'clock in the After:
noun,,iin.the Preniisee. subject to conditions:

,
rwillE. LICENSE :not GOODWILL of the•TRAVEL-,
• LERS',. REST INN-, in New -Scotland-road, now in
extensive business, in' the- occupation of GliOlthE.
JACKSON, who is retiring. ThetiOnse.contains, on the Ground
Flour, and extensive Spirit Counter, Col 12 Yards front,) three
Parlours, Kitchens,-and Offices, -with,large Club Room and 7
Bed-rooms oierthe.same;: .The. Yard, (which is much used for
Cattle; being. on the line-froth' the Clarence' Dock to the Mar-
ket.) affords 'Standing Room for Fifty Carts. and Gigs, with
Stabling fob Horses. The Brewery is Eight Barrels
length, and may be underlet without inconvenience.-
There is an 'Unexpired Terni.of eleven years in the Lease,.
with liberty to nominate-a:successor. •

For particulars apply on the Premises, or at the Auctioneer's
Offices, in the Arcade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

PH RENOLOGY.

t COURSE of SIX LECTUREi. upon this important
1-s_ gubleet win he 'delivered ~,,t the MrtnicAt. INSTITCTioN,
Mount-pleasant, Liverpool, by J. C: RUMBALL, M.R.C.S ,
&e. &c.
ant.
The First Lecture will he gratuitotts, ant will be given, at
Eight o'clock, On .. .4 uEsDA Ynext, the 9th i atit
Fur full particulars; and Tickets of Admis'sion, apply to the
principal Booksellers, and at the Institution.-

ji
LIVERPOOL AND HARRINGTON WA' 7ER WORKS.
OrMPLAINTS having heetr Made to 0 ? Directors that
the ' turucocks annoy the inhabitan by askin!! fur
ChristinaS boxes, it is requested, as it has been before done
by public advertisement, that no g,'atui:q, whatever be given
to any of the servants of the Company at this season, or at
any time.

By order of the Directors.
THOMAS THOMPSON, Manager:

HOUSE AND COTTAGE OWNERS?. ASSOCIATION
PUBLIC MEETING of the Persons nterested in tne
above Property will be held
.at Pied Bull Inn, Great
Charlotte-street, near Whitechapel, on W cigs DAY EVENING
next, the 10th instant, at Seven o'clock, to eceive the Report
of the Committee and tn consider the propriety of Petitioning
the Legislature against the Bill now in the House of Commons
"for rating the Owners. of Tenements of the , Annual Value of
Twenty Pounds and under to the Parochial Rates instead of the
Occupiers:"
And also to take into consideration the propriety of Petitioning
in faYour of Mr. Aglionby's " Recovery of Tenements Bill,"
EDWARD FORD, Chairman.

lEi ttr ati on.

• LOOTER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDPCATION;
MESSRS. WRENSEIALL nod SONS9LCADE MI on
the above system, will 101-OPEN Un trinday, January
25th, 1838.
Islinuton-square, Dec. 30th, 1837.

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC, PIANO-FOR E PLA TI NG,
AND SINGING.
MR. MOLINEUX begs most respectfu y to announce,
that the ACADEMIES, I, H ARDMA N-STR LET, and
16, PORTLAND-PLACE, NORTH BIRKENHEAD, will recom-
mence next Monday. -

- ,
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO-FO TB,. Sze.
MR. B. It. ISAAC, Member of the II • 1 Academy of
Ito
it
Music, Loudon, begs leave most respec ally to acquaint
his Friends and the Public in general' that he will RESUME
his INSTRUCTIONS on Monday the 15th of January hist:
Terms may be known On application at his Residence No. 29,
Great George-street.
N.B. Schools attended in and out of town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

.REDUCTION OF LIFE PREMIUM.
UNIQN'FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

E;tablixhed A.D. 1714,

DALE-STREET, 614:I:POOL, J AN UA RY, 1837.
1111 HE Directors, in order to meet the wisbes of many per-
sons who desire to effect Insitratices on th.eir Lives at a
low Annual' Premium. instead of sharing the profits at a future
period,. have had Tables of Premiums calculated for that pur-
pose, by. which they offer to. the Public the choice of Insurint,
upon the old system of thiS company, with the,profits attached,'
or without Sharing profits, .it the following reduced' scale of
Rates
Agr•

20 1 30 1 40 1 45 1 50 1 55 1 60
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

DISTINGUISHED BY BLACK LABELS.

OFFICE INK, in bottles. at 6d. Is. and 2s. This ink has
attained so great celebrity both at home and abroad,
.for its
thridityand.durability., that imitations of it have sprung' up in
every quartet. 'The genuine has the signature and seal or the
original and sole proprietor of all ttrose inks. D. Morison.'
COPYING INK, iu bottle's is. 6d. 'and 3s. Writes'
pale at first, but gives off a-siro'ng 'copy, and both driginsi and
copy go very dark with age.
iffiCORD INK, in bottles at 6d.ls. I s.6d. and 25.6d.' Writes
dark at first, and also gives off a good 'copy—so is well suited
for offices where only one kind of ink for all purposes is wished.
From -its great strength it is admirably adapted for deeds and
other legal instruments. _ . •

JAPAN INK, in bottles, at 6d. and upwards. This shining
ink is rapidly giving place to the office ink, which is more fluid,
but by some is still preferred, from being darker when first
written with.

BLUE WRITING INKS:
DISTINGUISHF.I3 By BLUE LABEL S.
BLUE FLUID, .TURNS BLACK, in bott!es at 6d. Is.
Is. 6d. and as. Is very fluid, and suits steel pens well ; but as
blue fluids have only been a. year or two in use, ought not to be
used for account books or 'writings of importance, until longer
trial has been made. For. letters and daily purposes it'is liked,
and used by many, on account of its fluiditY.
PERMANENT BLUE INK. in bottles at 6d. and
wards. Is equally fluid with the former, but does not go black.
It is extensively used for mercantile memoranda-in place of red
ink, which is not so durable when exposed to the air: • •
BED INK.
DISTINGUISHED BY BED LABELS.
In bottles at 6d. ls. Is. tat. and upwards.

.„.. .
The genuine of all these inks have iabel; as aforesaid, hear-
ing to be issued at 15, Duke street, Liverpool:or 13, Sise-lane,
London, and having the signature and seal of the original pro-
prietor, D. MORISON.
FOR ORNAMENTAL WRITING.
FRENCH FLUIDS, having plain labels, with descriptions
in French and English. The distinction between these and all
other inks or fluids is their extreme softness in writing, having
no mineuil substance in their composition. The black French
fluid is an intense blue black. - The other three kinds, purple,
green, and blue, do not turn .black, but remain of brilliartilast•
colours, and are thus admirably suited or notes, hotel,. uanfie,.•
albums, and all kinds of ornamental writing.. They are all iii
stone bottles at each. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

.LIVERPOOL;AND,MANCHESTIIR RAILROAD.
Times of Departure of the Coach Twins for Manchester from
• • • 'the Railway Station in Lime•slreet:

FIRST CLASS. - • . SECOND CL SS. i
Seven o'clock. Two o'clock. i-past Serer'. Three o'clock. 1
Nine o'clock. Five-o'clock. • Ten o'cloCk. - I-past Five.
Eleven o'clock. , Seven o'clock. Twelve o'clock. Seven o'clock
N.B.—Corresponding Trains start from Manchester at the same
bouts. ••
On Sundays, the only departures are,—in the morning a Second-
class Train at Seven, and ;a First-class +Train at•Bight;-and in the
afternoon, a First-class Train at Five, and a Second-class Train at
lialf-paSt Five. - • • .' • • ' ' ' . • .

GRAND JUNCTION •HALLWAY FROM BIRMINGHAM
`TO LIVERPOOL AND'MANCHESTER.

HOURS OP DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL. -
AllitfV4L AT
PROM BIRMINGHAM. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER.
h. DI. ' - h. in.
• First Class
Mixed
First Class
'First Class
Al ixed
First Class
. . FROM - ',ARRIVAL
• LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. AT BIRmINBILm.
First Class
Mixed
First Class ll 30 .. A.lt 430
,First Class
Mixed ' 4.30 .. P.M 10 15 ' .. p.
First Class
Horses and Carriages should be at the Statious, and booked Half an
hour before the time of starting.

On'StINDAYS thelonr First Class Trains only, with the addition of
sPCond Glass Coach, s 4 will start. at the same hours asyon the, weak
days, Ina will. rout, take lip and set clown Fasseuaers at any but the.
six principal stoppink 'places,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.

LONDON LIVERPOOL, •
(Sailingtr(ore.l2th Jan.)

..arnaica
Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice
Honduras • • • •
New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
.Havana 12th Jan
Canada
British North America
Newfoundlaad
Prazils
River Plate
East Indies
Company's Ships
Batavia ..
New South Wales
Cape of Good hope
SINGLE SPEEcUEs.—There is now a well-known counsel l Africa
practising in a certain court in London, but who is very seldom
r
seen in Westminster Hall,. who had been induced by mere ac- Main:V Iparaiso, &c.
, Sicily .8&c.
cident to make a speech at a religious public meeting in a county Smyrna and Constantinople •
town; and so great was the impression it made on the heart of Malaga
a young lady who was present, that she became all at once Madeira
enamoured of the speaker. Au introduction followed; and that Western Isles, Cape de Verds
was soon succeeded by the marriage of the gentleman to the Kr
fair admirer of his oratory and of himself; and as the lady had France
a large fortune, the case may he justly referred to as iliustrative Holland
of the impOrtant results to which even a single speech may hamburg, Bremen. &c.
sometimes lead.—The Bar and the Bench, by the Author if Gotteiiburg, Stockholm
Random Recollections. Petersburg, Riga. &c.
Oporto

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15 0 20
40 0 -- 50 0
20 0 -- 25 0

'1:0 0- 30 0
1:0 0-25 0
15 0-20 0
20 0'- 25 0
15 0 - 20 0
15 0 - 25 0
10 6 - 15 0
10 6 - 15 0
PI 6 - 15 0

4U 0- 50 0
45 0-80 0
,15 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

PROMOLI,
(L/17:1? ..7'.110.1f.48' 7VtIOLFIELD'S,)
71.4:tv0 72 CHURCH-STREET, •
Adjaininu the Posteire.
IT is respectfully announced to the Nobility, 11.ntry. and
Publ4.,of 13.•,fitomor,t has jost arrived
from the'Cbiltinent, with the greater part of his new Purchaie'g,
which arrow submitted to their inspection.
W. MP:: begs to remark that the Selection he has made has
been on the most extensive scale, and consists of every variety
of FANCY 13(-)01)ST: combining the. usefiti and ornamental.
CLOCKS, cZiNpELABRA, Bronze, PorcAlaiti,
'and other CHBINEY ORNAMENTS of first-rate quality
and taste, fortis lime hrit.riti,ii 'attlactions ;, added to which is. an
infinite and varied CollectiOn or Smaller Articles, well adapted
for Presents for the ensuing Christmas. . .
W. B. I'. begs: also; to, solicit public attention to his new
Stock 'of ENOLISI-1 .NIANUFACTURES, consisting. of
OR-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, (LASS. LIJS-
TRES and GIRANDOLES, PAPIER-MACHE TKA
TRAYS, and every description of 'CABINET GOODS, szc.•
&c., all of which are -in the newest style and% of' the best
workmanship, and are now fully `displayed in .his ettitedaive
Show. Rooms.
'Prices moderately fixed, from which no abafernentaare made
norcredit given:

_
' CLOAKS'. - -
A N excellent STOCK, c9mprising all'the newest and Most
.ta._ (willful-table Slyles and materials, may be seen at .
ROGERSON and Al lN lON'S
•

CLOA2C. AND Ptilt ROOMS,
' • -8, ClfutteiisiiiEET. •
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. IN ALL SIZES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

158 2428

.3495 74433 1 135

. .
PACKET' EOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION.
GIiNEEAL POST-OFFICE.—Jan. 2, 1837.
Mails made - Last Packets Next Packet
DESTINATION. 41. "a . Sailed. Due.
• • Landon.
Holland
Hamburg Sc Swed Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur.
Lisbon
Madeira t Saturdays ..
Emerald Isle, Soho,
Spain & ibralt. Dec. 25. December 31.
Malta and Greeee.. 2nd Saturd.
Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday
Madeira
Brazil &B. Ayres each month Dec. 8. Jan. 29.
America lst Wednes. H. M.B. Alert, H.M.B. Star,
r Jamai. L' ward Ist day of Dec. 9. Jan. 6.
1 Isl. & Hayti.. 'each month a M• 11. Swift, H M B.Skylark
.
Laguira
Mexico and Ha- 1 15th day of Lord Melville, B. Ranger,
vana S each month. Dec. 21. Jan. 22.
fJamai. L'ward 15th day of Pigeon, B. Lapwing,
1 Isl. & Hayti. each month. December 21. Feb. 9.
Carthagena ...../
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

TO THE PUBLIC.

In
entering upon a new year, we beg to tender our cus-
tomary acknowledgments to our friends and the-pub-
tic for the very liberal support which we have received
during the year which has just expired. Our best
thanks are due to those who have favoured us with a
continuance of their patronage as subscribers to the
LIVERPOOL STANDARD ; whilst we can scarcely find'
terms siliciently expressive to signify our sense of
obligation to those who have so liberally contributed
towards augmenting our advertising business. Thanks
to our advertising friends in general, we have been
enabled to occupy a truly proud position among the
provincial newspapers. As the last returns fully
. proved, there were only nine newspapers out of Lozai
don which had received credit for a greater number
of advertigements_ du, ing the' first half year in 183 L,
• than the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,.;.• ;•• - -
We are happy to assure our
_Mends that our circulation
continues to be on the increase.
Nothing shall be wanting on our part to render the
LIVERPOOL STANDARD still more deserving of that
patronage and support which it has hitherto received.
Our unremitted exertions shall in future be devoted
to this object.
The
.LIVERPOOL STANDARD presents peculiar claims
to the support of the public as an advertising medium.
Its circulation is chiefly among the mercantile classes
and in private families, thus offering that advantage
of which Advertisers are generally in search—the
most eligible mode of communicating with the more-
wealthy and respectable portions of the community.
In conclusion, we hate great pleasure in wishing our
friends " a happy new year, and many returns of the.
season."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

On "TlTE'siiity'line 231 instant, at Twelve o'clock, in.Chaloner
and Houghton's,Bondiid Yard, Hatrington.street,
308 Logs 414 Curls at. Domingo MAHOGANY,
Being the cargo ncivy landing ex brig Agnes Primrose from
Port-au-Prince.--Apply to'
CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brrkers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

In the Press,

THE SINGER'S GUIDE; coniainin Hints nn the For-
mation, Improvement, and Presery i .t Of the Voice—pro.
gressive rules for Reading Music at firs ight, &c.—elucidated
by upwards or one hundred Examples,' and sixty Airs, with
copious Notes from the highest [minorities on Vocal Science.
The whole
.compilled end arranged by

- E. WOOISWA-RD,
Music and Mtteical Instrument Seller,
Also. by the same author,
AMATEUR'S GUIDE, for the Violin (2d Edition,) Flute,
and Clarionet 2s. each.
To be had at his Lihrary,BB, Dale-street, Liverpool,
N.B.—A quantity of the LtnkAe Music to be disposed off
at a quarter price.

NEW WORKS ON SALE
AT No. 15, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 13, SIZE-LANE,
LONDON WAND TO BE DAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS.

QKETCH ES 'OF SCENES IN SCOT ND, by Lieut.-
° Col. Sir W. Keith Murray, of OChtert e, Bart. with His-
torical and Traditionary Illustrations b D. Morison.
4tn. t 2: Med. 410. IBs.
FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATIONS OF ROMAN CUS-
TOMS AND MA NN E RS, with Lithographic Sketches. For
students and schools. Bvo. •

THE RELIGIOUS HISTORY OF MAN; tracing the
Origin and History of Religion, and of all Idolatry, Astrology,
and Superstition in evety form. 1 vol.-12mn.' •
This vroik, which will be published early in 1438, is printing
in the most comprehensive and unostentatious form, so as to
bring it within the reach of all classes. It is an inquiry into
the most generally interesting subject which can engage the
attention of mankind, on p.inciples not hitherto systematiCaliy
applied to it :—appealing -to facts cognizant to every'reader,
learned or unlearned, for the key it affords to the religious opin-
ions and customs of the werld in every aqe,
SECURITY FOR WIIITINGS.

The public, as well as the stationers, are beginning to ex-
perience the inconvenience and the evils attending the intro-
duction of so many untried novelties under the name of writing
fluids and inks.Thesubscriber, anticipating this result,has during
the fluctuations of public taste;' been giving the closest attetiti.in
to every improvement. ou writing ink which it is possible to
make, consistently with durability.
At the suggestion of many houses of great respectability, to
whom representations have been made of the confusion arising
from the number of fluids and inks in the market, and the diffi-
culty- of readily distinguishing the purposes to Which they are
respectively most applicable—the following classification will
be adopted of all the' inks given nut from Morison and Co.'s
Warehouses; 15, Duke-street, Liverpool, and 13, Sise-lane,
London. from and after the Ist January, 1838.
BLACK MERCANTILE WRITING INKS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

X s. d £s.d Xs. d s. d Xs. cl Xs. d £s.d
Premium. 11 17 1 2 5 5 3 1 2 3.12 2 4 6 2 5 3_B 6 4 2

As an additional convenience, the .Premiums may be paid
Half-yearly, Quarterly, or in a Single Payment. •
HEN Y HAMER, Agent.

UNION FIRE OFFICE•

,The Assured are hereby respectfully informed the Premiums
on Policies due at Christmas, should be paid within 15 days
from the•2sth September, 1837.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

DANCING.

AXESSRS. HUM FRAYS ands GIDDENS respectfully
1111. inform their Friends and the Gentry of. Liverpool that
their ACADITMY will REOPEN on 'I VISDAY next, the
11th instant.

Further inquiries to be nude of Mr. JAMES SMITH, Music
Warehouse, 64. Lord-street', Or of Mr. HUMPIIAYS, 15, Berke-
ley.street.. Attendance on Thursdays and Saturdays, at Two
o'clock. Acadetn7y, Falkner-street, cornet of S. Bride-street.

ripHE FRENCH LANGUAGE and .LITE R . TU RE, (and
4 the CLASSICS,) taught by Mons. NIOG .ET, Graduate
of the University of Paris, and eoqespondent several French
Literary and Scientific Periodicals, on the mo effirient system
to lay a solid oramnaatical foundation, whist fluency of speech is
acquired with the most classical aud elegant accent.
N.8.-Birkenhead and Woodside attended twice a week.
T!ie most respectable references can he given.
For terms apply to the Professor, 19, Stafford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

HOUSE AND . COTTAGE OWNERS' -ASSOCIATION
.PUBLIC _MEETING of th.e.Nons:intetested in the
ll above Propertr will be held at Pied Bull -Inn,
,Great
Charlotte-street, near'Whitechapel, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
next, the 10th instant, at Sevefl o'clock; to Receive' the Report
'of the Committee and to consider. the propriety of Petitioning
the Legislature 'against thefßilt now in the House of Commons,
" for tating. the.Owners.of Tenements of. the Annual Value of
Twenty Pounds andnuder to the Parochial Rates instead of the
Occupiers:" •
_ _ _

And also to take into consideration the propriety of Petitioning
in favour of I.l4r.Aglionby's Recover‘i of Tenements Bill."
EDWARD FORD, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

'ORT OF LIVERPOOL.

th their amount of tonnage, entered inwards at the
om the 25th Nov. to the 24th Dec. 1837, viz . --
British. Foreign. Total.
fessels. Tons. Vessels. -Tons. Vessels. Tons.
Africa
Australia
Azores " 1 69 0 0 1 69
Britiih America '3B 17031 0 0 38 17031
Belgium
Denmark
East Indies
France
Germany
-Holland 3 441 4 442 7 883
Isle of Man 22 1331 u 0 22 13.11
Jersey 4 Sri 0 0 4 311
Mediterranean .....
Portugal
Prussia
Russia 8 2048 2 676
.__ 30 2724

Number of vessels, 2cl
Custom-house fr

Sweden St Norway 0 0 2 433 2 433
Spain 5 , 360 2 618 7 978
Snuth America l7 3866 0 0 17 3866
United States
West Indies 6 1802 0 0 6 1802
Ireland } 699 85368 0 0 699 85368
Coastwise

- - - -
843 120241 40 11836 883, 132077

. .
Vessels and tonnage enterea the port of Liverpool for The months ending
21th Dec. 1836 •arici 1837:-
1837—Liverpool
Runcorn ...

i 0 8 vessels, 138076 tons.

1836—Liverpool 857 vessels, 142563 tons.
Runcorn

952 vessels, 14741 G tons.

Increase

skvcssels, 9340 tons,

ICHESTER"
c/i Tioins for
ion in Lime-

rcptchoster from

,LIVERPOOL AND MA.
Times of
.Departure of the Coo,
the Railway Stat. ieet.
FIRST .CLASS. s OND CLASS.
Seyen o'clock. Two o'clock. }-past ve n. Three o'clock.
Nine o'clock. Five o'clock. Teri o ek. ..past Five.
Eleven o'clock. Seven o'clock. Twelv 'clock. Seven o'clock
N.B.—Corresponding Trains start from Manchester at the same
On Sundays, the only departures are,—in the morning a Second-
class Train at Seven, and a First-class Train at Eight ; and in the
afternooU, a First-class Train at Five, and a Second-class Train at
half-past Five.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY FRiina
TO LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER.
.0"

HOURS OF DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAI
ARRIVAL
FROM BIRMINGHAM. LIVERPOOL AND M
h. m. h. m.
First Class
Mixed
First Class . .....I1 30 • • A. M. ........ 4
First Class ...... 230 .. P.M.
M ixed
First Class
FROM ARRIVAL
LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. AT BIRMINGHAM
First Class
Mixed • 78 30 ... A.m ......... 215 .. P.
First Class ll 30 .. A.1%1 430
First Class
Mixed
First Class
Horses and Carriages should be at the Statious, and booked Half an
hour before the time of starting.

rc.lilek. A.
P.
r.
P.
P.

On SUNDAYS the four 'First Class Tr. Ons 0n1y,7, with the addition of
s.cond Olass. COaelws, wiil• start at the same 'hours as on the week
days„hut will not. take.up and st.t, (:tulirri.l'asse24ers at ally hut.yhe
sib pundipal stopping places.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05

ARMED:

At Prederickton, New Brunswick, Captain Tvron, 41d L ight Tn-
frntry. of But wick-park, Northarriptonshire, to Elizabeth; only dhugh-
ter of his Excellency Major-General Sir John Elarvey,Lieut-Governor
of that province, and grand-daughter of General !lord lake. •
At Durrow Abbey,,King'.s County. J. Vandeleur S!ewart. EufOr
Rocklin), Donegal; to Lady Ellen Toler, third daughter of the
.earl
and Countess of Norbury.
On the 18th ult. at St. John the Baptist's Church, :Mr. Win. What-
ton, coachAmilder, lO Miss Haman.'
On the 20thult, at Llanwrat Church, the Rev. J. Burleigh James,
to Mary Lloyd, eldest surviving daughter of the law ReV.'J..Lloyd
Jones, of Plas-Madoc, in the county of Denbigh. •
' On the 21st ult. at Manchester, Mr. Edgar Webster, pTofesitoy,fg.
dancing. to'FranceS, second daughter of Alderman BoOth.
On the 25th ult. at Overton, Thomas, second son Of 'Mr.' Wrn. f3orst,
of this town, to Margaret, only daughter of -Mr. Rd. Hargreaves, of
Middleton. •

On the 26th ult. the Hon. David Plunkettto.Louisa Aldridge, eldest
daughter 'of the late 'Robert Aldridge Bushby, Esq. '
On Friday last, at Manch. ster. George Hand, Esq. of Doddipgton-
p
haall; rk,
Cheshire tb Ahn, third daughter of Joseph Sutton, Esq.' of Kititlertor...
On Monday last, at Southwick, George Orred, Esq. of Tranmerr.,
in the .county of Chester' to Matilda; daughter of Thomas Thistle-
thrayte; Esq. of Southwick Park. Hants.
"Same day, at Margate, by the Rev. John Streatfeild, Frances W,
Tuaeh,'Esq. of Preston, Lancashire, to ,Fiances Ann, daughter of
James Wright; Esq, Of the'fortnefpl'ace.
• • On'Ftiesday last,.at St. GeorgelrChureh.,EYNT ton, Jonathan; eldest
son of the late ill igginson',Esq..to Charlotte, seditid daughter Of
Richard.llaynes .Esq. or the island pf Barbadoes.
Same day,, at 'fhe Unitarian Chapel, Renshaw-street,.by.the Rev,
James Martineau; the Rev.-John Hamilton Thom to Hannah Mari,
second daughter of William Rathbone, Esq. of Gree!t-liank, Mayhr
of Liverpool. • •
Yesterddy, at St. • Paul's Church, Mr. James Webster, of 1 ork-
sq ua re, W aterloo, and Williamson-Nuare, in this.town, to.biblikOleen-
halgh, of the Crescent, Waterloo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

THE LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF TEE SEASON.
FOR T:-1 NIF.F IT OF
AIR. GRAY, MR. 87.7:'-.7:7::;LL, kilt. T. RIDGWAY,
AND GRANBY.
r' HIS present Dec. 18, 1838, will be per-
formed Shaksp 'T•
Macbeth...3l,-. . .... Mr. Gray.
Malco; Li, Bland
33anquo....Mr. W. .
Lady Mackie Miss Cleaver.
After which, a Comic I;a!l4, called ELECT.:',..7.11.1-.
T. conclude wit:.. Melo-Drama ofih,
BROKr::,: SWORD.
Rigolio ....Mr. W. H. Estevan 'sir.
r. Pablo Mr. Baker.
Rosana.— M iss Cleave . Stella Miss Grant.

On WEDNESDAY, for the Benefit of Miss LAND,
Mr. Knowles' Play of THE WIFE. Julian St. Pierre,
Mr. Stuart; IT-rraido, Mr. Gray; Leonardo, Mr. W. How-
ard; Lorenzo, Mr. W. H. Bland; Mariana, Miss Faticit.—
To conclude with the Musical Play of the LORD OF THE
MANOR. Sir John Contrast, Mr. Baker; Young Con-
trast, Mr. W. Howard; Rashley, Mr. Gray; La Nippe,
Mr. Chaplin ; Moll Flaggon, Mr. Slaiter; Annette, Miss
Land; Peggy, Mrs, Clarke; Sophia, Miss Charlotte Land
(her first appearance on any stage).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

Neb 3 Vubtirationo.

SERMONS ON ROMANISM.
Just published, 12mo, sewed,
No. III.—" Baptism and the Supper of the Lord are the only
Sacraments ordained by Christ in the Gospel."
A SERMON, Preached in St. Michael's Church, Pitt-
street, Liverpool, on Friday Evening, November 23,
1838. _ _

vvv
By the Rev. R. P. BUDDICONI, M.A., F.A.S.,
Incumbent of St. George's Church, Everton, and late Fellow
of Queen's College, Cambridge.
ARTHUR NEWLING, 31, (late 14,) Ranelagh-street, Liver-
pool.

REMOVING TO 48, BOLD-STREET.
IHE splendid STOCK of SHAWLS and CLOAKS
SELLING OFF
AT THE SHAWL COMPANY'S ESTABLISHMENT,
110, BOLD-STREET,
PREPARATORY TO THE REMOVAL.

The whole has undergone a thorough REDUCTION, 75
And is at the present moment reads' for Sale at the altered price
Upwards of One Thousand Cloaks, commencing at a Guinea.
J. CRIPPS AND CO.,
110, BOLD-STPEET.

BIlf,D'S TEPID. VAPOUR,
SHAMPOOING,
AND MEDICATED BATH ESTABLISHMENT,
GREAT GEORGE-PLACE,
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES'S MARKET.

/11HE Art of SHAMPOOING performed by a Person
especially engaged for that purpose, the salutary effects
of which delightful operation are so strongly recommended
by the most eminent of the Faculty in this Country and on
the Continent.

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY .MANUFACTORY,
25. RANELAGLI-STREET.
JOHN WALISTER begs leave most respectfully to offer
10 his thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public, for
the extensive and unceasing patronage conferred upon him
since he first entered upon these Premises, and further avails
himself of this opportunity, by intimating that he has, in
consequence of a recent and satisfactory increase in his Busi-
ness, taken those more commodious Premises,

25, BOLD-STREET,
which he purposes opening with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK
of CABINET GOODS. Meanwhile his present Stock is
SELLING OFF. An excellent Assortment of FANCY
PAPER HANGINGS, at Reduced Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

fs:team Nabigation.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW
• With Goods and Passengers, Ticice'a Week,
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The City of Glasgow Steam-packet Company's Vessels
COMMODORE,
r. Captain Itowr. EWING,
rit\&. CITY OF GLASGOW, Ca ptFaisn JO.H. NB. 072
IM4- VULCAN, Captain C. notsocs,
Sail as under, Pam the Clarence Dock,
(With or without pilots.)
The VULCAN, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 18th instant, at
Eleven o'clock in the Morning.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, on SATURDAY next, the
22d instant, at Two o'clock in the Attein'son.
The COMMODORE, on TuasnAY next, the 25th instant,
at Five e'clock in the Afternoon.
The accommodations of these Vessels are well knoWn to
be tirst-rate.
Apply to DAVID MACIVER and Co.,
31, Water-street.

.tc• The new Steam-ship COMMODORE is considered
to be the most able and complete, as well as the fastest sea-
going Steamer afloat at the present day;

THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIP-
PING COMPANY'S SPLENDID AND
POWERFUL STEAM SHIPS,
ACT.rEON,
Captain HUGH MAIN;
UNICORN; Captain R. CRAWFORD ;
'•• EAGLE, Captain J. M‘KELLAn•
The uedernoted, er others of the Company's Vessels, ar©
intended to sail regularly between
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.

WITH GOODS'AND PASSENGERS,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY.
The ACT. ON, To-moanow, (Wednesday,) the 19th
instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
The UNICORN, on FRIDAY next, the 21st instant, at
One o'clock in the Afternoon.
The ACT./BON, on, MONDAY next, the '2-Ith instant, at
Four o'clock in the Afternoon.
And on the same days one or other of these Packets sails
from Glasgow.
The Cabins these Vessels are fitttd up in an elegant and
convenient style, and every attention is paid to the comfort
of Passengers. There are select Libraries, together with
Magazines and Newspapers on board. An excellent Table
served with choice Wines. The Ladies' Cabins are mid-
ships, and Female Stewards attend, them.
FARES :
Cabin, Zs.; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, ]Cs.
leer further particulars apply to
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own Lug-
gage, as the Proprietors will not be responsible for any
Article whatever, unless Booked and Signed for, previous to
being shipped.
Goods for Shipment must be alongside the Vessel One
Hour before the appointed time of sailing.
MARTIN and Co., Water-street, Liverpool.
J. MARTIN and J. and G. BURNS,
Buchanan-street, Glasgow ; or to
ARCLIIBALD BLACK,
Back of the Custom-house, Greenock.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
7fi THE CITY 01? DUBLIN
l." STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
-•%"..;::,, Incorporated ly Act of Parliament.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or withoui
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports
namely, --r -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

I VEST INDIES,

Sarah Birkelt, (202) R M Atkins, from Nassau, 26 logs mahogany,
24 brls bark, 19 brls sherry wine, 4 cases 1 hale returned goods, J
Wright and co-53 bales cotton, 29 lugs mahogany, 38 logs cedar,
2 bales sponge, 1 case tobacco, 477 pees yellow wood, about 6# tons
liguumvitw,4 qr casks 1 hhd wine, 1 brl shells, J Seddon-72i tons
74•10 gs mahogany, 1 big cedar, 1 case cigars, 2 chain cables,
J M Wood-23 hales cotton, Buchanan and Browne-27 logs cedar,
3 cases cigars, A Dennistoun and co-3 bales cotton, 2 brls palm
oil, 1 brl 1 bundle turtle shell, 1 bale indigo, about 8 tons old junk,
&c. J Powles and co-1 chest contents unknown, 1 box 2 packages
shells, order—K D.
Perseverance, (288) H Campbell, from Belieze, Honduras. 21 logs
mahogany, 44 tons logwood, E Westby-255 logs mahogany, 5 tons
logwood, J Vaughan-3500 coker nuts,3 qr casks wine, 11 Camp-
bell-1 box contents unknown. order—Q D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

LONDON GAZETTE.--FRIDAY, DEc. 14.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

T. 13. Speakman, L. Watson,
Windle, Lancashire, coal-proprietors; as far as regards T. B. Speak-
man, E. Speakman, and T. Caldwell—T. B. Speakman, E. Speak-
man, T. Caldwell, L. Watson, and J. U. West, Windle, Lancashire,
brewer ; as far as regards T. B. Speakman and L. Watson—J. Clegg
and E. Dalby, Manchester, stock-brokers—A. Knowles, E. Grundy
and J. Haigh, Breightmet. Lancashire, coal-miners ; as far as re-
gards A. Knowles—J. Dakin, T. Banks. and S. Toplis, Warring-
ton, grocers—J. M'Connochie and A. M'Connochie, Manchester,
coopers—R. Melling and A. B. Rowley, Chorlton-upon-Medlock,
Lancashire, coach-builders—J. Litton and W. Litton, Lachford,
Cheshire, cotton-spinners.
INSOLVENTS.
_ _ _

Dec. I4—Thomas Benjamin King, Aldgate, London, victualler.

BANKRUPTS.

Humphrey Stephenson, Gutter-lane, Cheapside, London, lace-
warehouseman.

J oseph Guy, Gloucester-place, Vauxhall-walk, Lambeth, Lon-
don, budder.

Edward Francis Tuke, Homerton, boarding and lodging house-
keeper.
William John Delaney Arnold, Norway-wharf, Westminster,
coal-merchant.
Hall Kerr, Woolwich, tailor.
Robert Neech, jun. Pakeiield, Suffolk, cattle-dealer.
James Graham, Manchester, draper.
Edwin Bowser. Llanelly, Carmarthen, draper.
William Pearsall, Birmingham, pearl button-maker.
DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 5,W, Steel, Liverpool, glass-manufacturer—Jan. 4,W. Good-
hugh, Oxford-street, London, bookseller—Jan. 5, E. Wilson,
Sweetings's-alley, Cornhill. London, bookseller—Jan. .5, G. Clark-
son, Sheerness. victualler—Jrn. 5, W. Hayes, Salisbury, grocer—
Jan, 8, T. Tomlinson, Winterton, Lincolnshire, corn-merchant—
Jan. 8, J. W. Morley, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, surgeon—Jan. 10.
W. Cook, Lincoln, innkeeper—Jan. 14, M. Kirkland and G. Robin-
son, Manchester, muslin-manufacturer—Jan. 14, T. Cox, North-
ampton. innkeeper—Jan. 9, S. Luscombe, jun. Broadhempton,
Devonshire, butcher.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

Emports.

AFRICA.
Charlotte, (427; J Williams, from Africa, about 1800 casks palm
oil, I 0 Bold-250 of the above landed at Falmouth—W D
L'lnt, rpride, (60) M Piche, from St. Louis, Senegal, 879 sacks
gum, B Devaux P D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

On

ON SALE,
TOBACCO,
' Virginia LEAF and STRIPS, for Home Use ;
Kentucky and East India LEAF; for the West India,
African, and other Markets ; ,
3 Cases fine Havana CIGARS.
-CHARLES LEAR, Rumford-street.

ON SALE,
Now landing ex Hinda, from London,
56 Pipes White Z CAPE, of first-rate quality.
20 Inds. Red
Apply to
CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

'Co be li.ct.

DESIRABLE MILK FARM, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
r O be LET, as a MILK FARM, from 100 to 130 Acres
_IL of good. GRASS LAND, part of the Derby House
Estate, situate at Derby House, in thqtewnship of Higher
Bebbington, in the county of Chester,,stogether with exten-
sive • and convenient Farm Iluilcksigs and Out-houses
•

Possession may be had on the 2d a February next.
For particulars, application to be made to Messrs. RAMP-
LING, Architects. Union-buildings, Liverpool ; Messrs.
NICHOL and ROBINSON, Mersey Chambers, Liverpool; or
to Messrs. TrioaLEy and ROBINSON, Solicitors, 3, Saint
James's-square, Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

THE MERCHANTS' TEA COMPANY,
87, LATE 44, GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
EDWARD GILBERT & CO. respectfully solicit the
attention of the public to their present well-selected
stock of Teas, Coffees, &c. which they can with confidence
recommend as being of a quality combining the strictest
economy in price, with the greatest utility in strength,
and unexceptionable delicacy of flavour. They request a
trial of their justly estimated and highly approved " HONG
MIXTURE," composed of several sorts of the finest Black
Tea, and prepared solely at the Merchants' Tea Company's
Warehouse as above, which is pronounced by competent
judges to be an article particularly deserving of the notice of
consumers generally.
' This Tea is sold in pound and half-pound, (Leaden
packages), at 6s. per pound.
E. Gilbert & Co. have always on hand the best Jamaica
Coffee fresh roasted, which for strength and. richness of
flavour cannot be excelled.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS

Dr.c. HOUR
21. Daniel M'Nicoll, (div.)! Bankrupts' Court, London, 1
24. George Browne and Henry 8r0wn.... Clarendon Rooms, 11
26. Patrick Magee Ditto l2
26. James William Bogie Ditto 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, en or before
the 4th day of January.
J. Matthews, Tooley-street, Southwark, linen-draper—J. Atkin-
son. Kim: William-street. London, tarpaulin-manufacturer—B.
Walker, Sheffield, cabinet-maker—T. Court,Temple Balsall, War-
wickshire, innkeeper—C. Jackson, Great Newport-street, London,
feather-bed-maker.