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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

Leader, Mr. E'I'TON.

A po‘verrol Onc:AN will he creci.d on the Stage for this occa-
sion, at whico MICHAEL DI YBR ICK will preside.
The Band and Cho, con,;,, or nearly 200 Perjimners.
Conductor, Air. GEORGE HOLDEN.

Tickets fur the Boxes, ss.—Upper Boxes, /FL—Pit, 2s. Gd.
—Gallery Is. each, to tie had at the Music Shops, &c.
The Box Plan affil lie at Mr. Wtoss' Music Saloon, Church-
street, from February the 27th. to March the 3rd, and at the
Bu;-orfice of the Theatre, on .Ntondav the nth, and Tuesday,
ins Gth of March, from Ten till Thiee.
Foil particula.s will be puhlished in a Book, which may lie
had at the Music Shoos, and at the Theatre 0.1 the evening of
P,rforniance,—l9. each.
Doors open at ball-past Six,— Perrot mance to commence at
Seven o'Ciock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

WEEKLY REPORT.
NORTH gRN HOSPITAL

For the week ending FEE. 34, 1838.

PATIENTS ADMITTED.
Accidents without recommen-
dation
Medical and Surgical cases with
recommendation
]p
Remaining in the 110
H---- VW'

PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Cured.........
!Relieved & made Out patients 31
Incurable 0
Died
• .
)spital B3

.Louse Isitors, Rev. T Hornly and Rev. Dr. 'Ralph.
Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, Charles %Varner, Esq.
House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

ions and Subscriptions thankfully received at Heywood), Bank and at the Hospital:Leeds-street.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
IMP. I Mrn. Ban. i lit.
H. Ir. H. M. 1.
Tuesday 27 I 0 55 .1 15' 21 4 Shrove Tuesday.
Wednesday 2B 136 157 f 2') 1 lAbh Wednesday.
Thursday 1 218 240' 18 7 'St. David.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday 4 452 529 11 7 Ist Sunday in Lent.
Monday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

THEATRE-ROI-AL, LIVERPOOL.
ORATORIO,
IN AID OF THE FUNDS FOR RELIEVING THE

DISTRESS OF TH E POOR.
PA TqONS.
The Worshiptol the ',NIA YOR.
JOSF PH LANGTON, Esq. ) Trustees Liverpool Choral
JAMES A•PINA f,t,, Esq. 5 Sociefv.
grN
TUESDAY EVENING, March the 6th, Handel's
k.." Sublime Oratorio

MESSIAH,
WWI ..4,compan Tmedis by Mozart,
Will be performed at the 'Theatre-Royal, by the LIVERPOOL
COOILA L SOCIETY, with the assistance of the most emineiit
professional talent in Liverpool, in every department of the
Orchestra. _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

STATE TRADE.

(Kota ifaH,..teste) Currier.)
NlANcHEs'rEn.—There hag been a slight Improvement iv
'ousiness during the ()resent week, but not to an extent to effect
any imorovetwent in prices. Tip-re has h.en st.me -.wavy stocks
of vain ijkrii out of the minket by some continental buvett:
uni flier !Lye urea at extremely low 'wives. The neinann to:
nt•toitug cloth is better, and prices firm. Sitirtings continue
atso.to good request, at former olives.
on; last, the calico-printing, both by hint :.
and machine, has been improving. The woollen macula, tut Pt s
seem to be a little brisker. The iron-founUer,, mechytnit g, and
Mac;iine makers. are pretty lull of wor Miisoiis and brick-
ra e,e ate stark of work, owing to the severe ;lost. The cotton
wills are running full time.

. .
. 0 or k -,The cotton trade is suffering 1.111111 a langur), in i lie
diaiket. and prif•es are said to be variatile, and, generally
speaking. on the c;fl line. The operative makers have !iille
work. am; the families of many tois klayers are in deep distress,
severity of the weather brevetting out-dooi labour.

Gls 8,4 N continues lamentably slack. On Mon-
day.the to, ers from Manchestet and other towns, were ex 4 eed-
ingly lirmicd, and the sale proportionably dull. 'l'uere is little
:litictuation, hoe ever, in prates,

00,,i.EN T.? OE.

1:ot Dtr.E A N NLI. 13A rrct.r, MON 0 v.— We have '..ad
rawer 6Pttei demand to, goods to-dav Than for some weeks pas.:
but there is no advance prires. 'roe wool maiLei has been,
...toll, but wires have been maintained. Tne dealers have hut
slender stocks on hand, whirl, is rbiefily attributable to the long-
cirntinued frost, that has rendered conve ante by the canal rya-

.1 A ..IF3 x (,Saturday).—Tilere was a slight re•action in out
market io-oay roc the better; more business going, and prices,
if anything-, Inoue firm; stilt the m tke exceeds the demand. to
'dros on alteration in value. 'Wool as last reported, and.liut

• , .
LEE (ruestiay).--There has been a very ..onsiderable de-
,gree of br;sl.o,ss itt aU depdrttnents of the trade ; neve'•
theless we old not near that pri,es had in any case improved.
There is' evidently a huge decrease in sloel- ou hand, yili.•;•
Anust it is eviil-..11, overate on iirif•Ps ere long.
(ToEsday).—There was not so inuelt
in plain gooos to-..ay as for the lasi few weeks, thougli a tuler
able quaniiir.o;' goods were '-'eared Out of the hall. , The fancy
trade was rather better, a good business having been done.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

LIVER THEATRE. CHURCH-STREET.

BROIVN, KING, and GIBSON.
LAST WEEK OF THE NEW PANTOMIME.

9111 HIS present TUESDAY, the 27th instant, will be per-
il. formed. a new Drama, of intense intersest, called
THE FARMER'S STORY;
Or, Faith and Falsehood.
ACT I.—THE HAPPY VILLAGE—LABOUR ICI3 ITS LESSON.
Stephen Lockwood..(a young farmer) .Mr. Maynard. .
Mark Hyland..(an emigrant)..A. . Thompson.
Bristles.... ....... (a travelling painte...... ..... Mr. Lee.
Rut..(a ploughman)..N .Emery.
Mary Lockwood Miss Maturin.
ACT 2.—THE METP.OPOLIS—WEA LTII AND ITS TEMPTATIONS.

Lockwood..(a man of fashion) Mr. Maynard.
Bristles (a London artist) Mr. Lee.
Rut (1 footman)
Mrs. Lockwood Miss Maturin.

ACT 3.—THE HEATH—WANT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
Lockwood (a reduced gamester) Mr. Maynard.
Ryland (an emigrant returned from Canada) Mr. Thompson.
Bristles (a man of genius on his last legs) Mr. Lee.
Rut (the coachman of a Peer). Mr. Emery.
Mrs. Lockwood.. Miss Maturin.
To which will be added the laughable Interlude, called
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE,
On, THE MYSTERIOUS MANSION.
Phelim Mr. Raymond.
Celeste de Montmoteney..Mr. Raymond.

To conclude with the new Comic Pantomime, called

HARLEQUIN LITTLE IV-WEEP,
Or The OLD WOMAN THAT LIVED IN A SHOE.

Harlequin Mr. Gibson I Clown Mr. King,
Pantaloon.. Mr. Brown Colunibine..Mrs. Gibson.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
ORATORIO,
IN AID OF THE FUNDS FOR RELIEVING THE
DISTRESS OF THE POOR.
PATRONS.
The Worshipful the MAYOR.
JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq. Z Trustees Liverpool Choral
JAMES ASPINALL, Esq. Society.
(IN TUESDAY EVENING, March the 6th, Handel's
1.9 Sublime Oratorio
MESSIAH,
With Accompaniments by Moza
Will be performed at the Theatre-Royal, b the LivEuPoor.
CHORAL SOCIETY, with the assistance o he most eminent
professional talent in Liverpool, in ever department of the
Orchestrai,"

Leader, Mr. EYTON.
A powerful ORGAN will he erected on the Stage for this occa-
sion, at which Mr. MICHAEL NIAYBRICK will preside.
The Band and Chorus will consist of nearly 200 Performers.
Conductor, Mr. GEORGE HOLDEN.
Tickets for the Boxes, ss.—Upper Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s. Gd.
—Gallery Is. each, to be had at the Music Shops, &c,
The Box Plan will lie at Mr. WEISS' Music Saloon, Church-
street, hunt February the 27th, to March the 3rd, and at the
Box-office of the Theatre, on Monday the sth, and Tuesday,
the 6th of March, from 'Pen till Three.
Full particulars will be published in a Book, which may be
had at the Music Shops, and at the Theatre ou the evening of
Performance,—ls. each.
Doors open at half-past Six,—Performance to commence at
Seven o'Ciock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

by attction.

ion N C. WOOLFIELD feels called upon in consequence
,ir an Advertisement which appeared an last week's pa-
pers, to state that,, he has not had any connexion with his bro.
THOMAS WooTFIELn, since the 'dissolution of partnership •
between them in 14329. when he agreed not i set up in Liver-
pool so luny Os his Inoiher should carry in he business there,
brit trot depriving himself of nis right of. I' --establishing himself
in this town, should his brother leavers insiness. • .1. C. Wool-
fields intentiior of again setting up in Liverpool teas fully made
known by Thomas Woolfield to all parries itir ~restrol, previous
to his disposal of the Bazaat• to its present Proprietors.
JOHN C. WOOLFIELD
Most respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility. Gentry, and
the Public generally, th it he has taken the Premises knowiras
Gl.. A'S G 0 W HOUSE,
• No. 39, CHURCH-S TIiKET, •
CORNER are nasroclrT-sTREET, I.lviinPnOL,
WITH) is NOW OPEN as a
FANCY AEI' AI L ESTABLISHMENT,
For the' Sate of an entire 'NEW STOCK,' Manufactured or
selected by himself, with the greatest ca re and attention, desiring
to have very choice and saleable Articles sti that he ran
offer them on such terns as will merit and chtain genural
pat rot
THE WRITING-DESKS, trUtiIISSING CASES,
WORK BOXES, CAISINETS, Stc.
Of his own Manalacture,
Ile can with confidence recommend. Ladies and Gentlemen
may order these Articles to their own taste and convenience,
having Established a Manufactory in this Town fur that express
purpose.
• • THE SHEFFIELD PLATED WARES
Are of the recent modern style, having till the appearance of.
Solid Silver, and a more desirable point in their favour is, the'
Makers guarantee this' peculiar quality to wear from 'ten to
twenty years, with care.
THE BRONZES
Are of serviceable English Manufacture. in Gas and Oil
Lamps, Chandeliers, Halt Lanterns, Table, Sideboard. Bracket,
Reading, Figure, and Hail Lamps. Lustres• CanAlesticks,
Stands for Palmer's Patent Candles, Ink and Cologne Stands,
&c.
TEA TRAYS; POLE and HAND SCREENS; CAKE
BASKETS, • INKSTANDS, CA RD RACKS, &c., CHIM-
NEY ORNAMENTS, in Glass, Wax, and Br oLze.
CARD CASES anal TABLETS, in Tortoiseshell, Pearl,
Ivory, Russia, and Morocco.'
CUTLERY.
BACKGAMMON, CHESS. and POPE JOAN BOARDS,
CLIP:SSA.' EN, SCENT& TOILET' BOrILES, BRUS HES,
COMBS, and other FANCY ARTICLES.
N.B.—Shipping and Wholesale Orders executed as formerly,
at the Warehouse. 27. Ludgate-hill, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Feb. 2, 1833.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

Just lauded.

On account of whom it may concern.
On THunsDAir next,' the Ist Mardi,. at Twelve o'clock, at
Messrs; Neuman and Engel's Warehouse. moning-place,
A Quantity RUNNING RIGGING, ', ILS. CANVAS,
HEMP CABLE, 11A WSERS. L 'II-IER, and
......, —... .

_ _ .
other' STORES,
Saved from the wreck of the Groot, Laukum, lost on her passage
from Liverpool to Harlingen.—App!v to Messrs. NEUMAN and
ENGEL, or to JOHN HURRY, Broker,
15, Exchange-alley North.

On TnunsoAY next, the Ist' March, at Twelve o'clock, in the
Brokers' Yards east side Brunswick Duck, westside,Queen's.
Duck, and Norfulk•stteel Shed,
'The entire cargo of Honduras MAHOGANY,' •
Per Elizabeth and Jane. just arrived direct.from the Bay,
Consisting of 318 Logs, 143.715 feet, sale measure, comp. ising
Wood of superior quality and dimenSions, bu h for Cabinet and
Machinery purposes,' and worthy the p .ular attention of
consumers and dealers.
Also,
The entire Cargo of Honduras M GANY,
Per Europa, lately arrive

Consisting of 280 Logs, 90,t3J2 feet, sale measure.
203 Logs of Havana CEDAR, per Portland, of long and
large dimensions.
7 LOgs of BAY WOOD, per Margaret,
533 Planks of Bahia ROSEWOOD. per Chieftain and Thomas

Dempsey,
67t) LANCEWOOD SPARS,
200 CROWN WAINSCOT LOGS, per Lord Glenelg,
13 Yellow Quebec MASTS, per Atialltie,. 2'286 feet,
About 4OTuns ZEBRA WOOO, in Planks,
By order of the Importers.
RICII4IID and JOHN BENBOW, Brokers.
(Eight Interests.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

(~,OsE TN A FP.W DAYS.
THE HOLY CITY OF JERUSALEM.

AT THE7,ARGE ROOM, QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL,
(Entrance by Cook-street,) which is kept warm by two large fires.
IR. LA IDLAW begs to intimate to those who wish to view
►his universally admired PANORAMA, which displays
not only the City, hut all the interesting Stations mentioned in
Scripture within twenty miles of it, that it will shortly he re-
moved from Liverpool. This Panorama was visited by nearly
the whole of the a.lult population at Manchester, Leeds, Shef-
field. York, and Hull. . _ .

" lie public is certainly indebted to Mr. La:dlaw for the
introduction of a Panoramic subject sn congenial to the feeling 9
of the present ;life ; not only the beauty of the painting., but the
name of Jerusalem invites the attention of the cow.nuo;ty at
larue." —She/7;dd Iris.
'['he VI E WS of CAPTAIN ROSS'S VOYAGES, where he
passed four ve,trs. and hi 3 happy rescue; the BOULEVARDS
of PARIS, FIESCHI FIRING OFF THE MACHINE,
form also a part of the Panorama.

Day Exhibition punctually at One o'clock, in the Evening at
Seven, aml again at ha►f-past Eight o'clock.
Boxes, 25.; Gallery, Is. Children under ten years of age
half Price.—book and Piate Jerusalem, 6(1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

Vottrp.

THE CHARM OF POETRY.

BY BTIIBL. CHURCHILL.
This is the charm of poetry, it comes
On sail perturbed moments ; and its thoughts,
Like pearls amid the troubled wa►ers, gleam.
That which we garnered in our eager youth,
Becomes a long delight in after sears ;
. The mind is strengthened, and the heart refreshed
By some old memory of gifted words,
:That bring sweet f•elings, answering to our own,
Or dreams that waken some more lofty mood
That dwelleth with the commonplace of life.

ALL MUST FADE.

(From the Dahlia University Magazine.)
Where are the modest violets gone,
- That grew so faintly sweet,
And as the Queen of May passed.on,
Were strewed beneath her feet ?
Maiden ! Spring not long can stay;
Violets mast fade away.
Where are the flowers I loved the best,
The glowing roses say !.
That decked the. village maiden's breast,
And peasant's hat so gay ?
Youth! the Suinmer months trust fly,
And the brilliant roses die.
Then lead me to the streamlet's brink—
In murmurs, soft and low,
It bids the thirsty blossoms drink
That on the margin grow
The sum was fierce—the wind was high—
' The streatniet.'6 pebbled bed is 'dry.
Show me the bower, I loved, of old,
To rest in, unperceived.
Where tales of simple love were told—
.By simple hearts believed.
.The leaves are gone—ihe flowers are dead—
The cool and fragrant shell has fled.

'The gentle girl, who, when she met: •
My gaze; her eyes ne'er raised,
But on the timid violet
(Her own sweet emblem) gazed—
Beauty withers, and the maid, •
Like the leaves and flowers, must fade.

But, where is he who passed, his hours,
. Lost in a pleasing dream.; -
. Who sang the shepherdess—the flowers—
The arbour—awl the stream ?
Fancy flies—life soon is o'er—
. The Youthful Poet is no more.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received a donation of £l. to the Suap Fund from " A
Lady —P. M."
We hive not seen the paragraph commencing " The Young
Gentlemen, &c."
We:beg to acknowledge the receipt of Reminiscences from the
• &trio Life of a Lutheran Clergyman—Astronomy Simpyied
Dr. 'Vale's Compendium ei Logic—and Thornborough's Latin
Exercises, which shall be noticed on Friday or Tuesday next
with the i‘lagazines.
We have also received a copy of the " Instructions from the
Central Board of the H aud loom Weavers, Inquiry Commis-
sion to their Assistant Commissioners." If we rind any thing
worth remark in the pamphlet we shall notice it on Friday.
Miss Wu UNA LL'S CONCERT.—We are obliged, from want of
space, to defer our notice of this concert until Friday.
The letter of " Castigator" shall appear ou Friday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

B lITISLI A.VIE MCA .

To sail early in March.
For ST. ANDREW'S, N. 8.,
The Barque FAS(I37,
i 6
GgnaGE ST4CPOOLE,' islander ;
Burs hen per register 215 taus.—For freig st or passage apply to
Ille3Sll. JOHN GLADSTONE and or to
Co.,MES POOLE and Co,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received a donation of £l. to the Soup Fund from " A
Lady —P. M."
We have not seen the paragraph commencing " The Young
Gentlemen, &c."
We hog to acknowledge the receipt of Reminiscence., from the
Early Life of ci Lutheran Clergyman—Astronomy Simplified
Dr. Vale's Compendium of Logic—and Thornhorough's Latin
Exercises, which shall be noticed on Friday or Tuesday next
with the Magazines.
We have also received a copy of the " Instructions from the
Central Board of the Handloom Weavers, Inquiry Commis-
sion to their Assistant Commissioners." If we rind any thing
worth remark in the pamphlet we shall notice it on Friday.
Miss ETNA LL'S CONCEPT.—We are obliged, from want of
space, to defer our notice of this concert until Friday.
The letter of Castigator" shall appear on Friday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

on *me.

ON SALE, 7 .
6 Barrels of Virgin Rolled BRIM KONE and •
FLOWERS OF SULP
(London Manufacture
Apply to JAMES INGRAM, 7, Pitt-street,
Who has a'Ciinstaiit and fresh supply of C. Francig and
Sons' London ROMAN CEMENT and PLASTER,
OF PARIS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

FRIDAY.

On Fat oAv next, the 21 March, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room. Exchange-buiblior,
750 Bales Surat COT FON, (of t_toscpuiVcrop,)
m Bombay. pply to Messrs. C.
Landed ex Huddersfield. fro
HottsFA it., SON, and Co., Merchants, or o
BATESON and HO,RSFALl(trokers.

Oa FKIDA r nest, the 2d March, at' o'clock,
200 Dry Salted Brazil HU)
Per Melhiti, from Ceara.—Apply to Mes.rs. L. MENDEZ and
Co., Merchants, or to IR LA M and THOMPSON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 2d March; at Twelve o'clock, at Edward
Humble's Office, 12, Exchange-street E;Nt,
50 Tons MOTHEIt•OI-PEARL S ELLS,
kel
"
Fresh in quality, and many of a large size. Now landino. ex
Mary Ann, from Valparaiso, north end Ge ge's Dock.—Apply
to Messrs. W. J. Mans and Co., Mereh, ts. or to
EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker.

On FRADAY next, the 2d March, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, east side Brunswick Duck,
352 Pieces Square TIMB ER,
4531 Red and White DEALS, Cont ming 110
1512 Red and White BATTENS, 5 4 65 Stand.
MS Red and White DEAL ENDS,
Being the cargo now landing ex ship ew Brunswick, from
Gothenburg.—Apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS and Co.,
Merchants, or to
CH ALON ER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.
N.B.—The above Deals are well suited fur Exportation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

dared result :—For the amendment, ; for the original
motion, 3621; majority in favour of the amendment, 4225
votes.

The numbers having been announced, 11 RDAIAN EARLE,
Esq., proposed a series of resolutions, to the effect that Sunday
travelling should not be suspended longer than was necessary
for the despatch of the trains on the arrival of passengers.
The resolutions were seconded by Mr. COGLAN, but after
considerable discussion they were withdrawn, at the urgent
request of several of the proprietors, who were content. they
said, although they had voted against Mr. St urge's proposition,
to leave the matter in the hands of the directors.
Mr. STURGE then intimated to the meeting that consistently
he could no longer act with the directors, since his motion had
been negatived, and he must consequently resign.
Several gentleme❑ expressed their regret at this circumstance.
Thanks were voted to the Chairman, for his able and impartial
conduct in the chair, aiid the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

AZORES.

George Sutton, (59) J Archer, from Terceira, 140 ldrge and 237 small
boxcs oranges, U Carte lirtlbt•l:s--7,190 small, boxes do, T and W Earle
and co-3 la, ge and 1 small box 0, th, mnater—s I)
Turujo Segundo, (13.,) J 1' Silva, from Terceira, 330 cheati oranzes,
Duarte Brothers and co-420 do, W Dart-5 chests N small boxes
do, the nisster-2 baskets plants, Ewart, Myers and co

LIVERPOOL CORN KACIIA INGE. FEB. 24.
The fresh arrivals to our Corn market, miring this week, have been
very moderate, and, although the dem;t I has been oa a much more
limited scale than we had occasion to note in our last report, there has
been' tin less contidencei,i-titc. trade ; oil the contrary, very full prices
have been demanded 'and' obtained fur Wheat.—Oats have generally
been heldler Advance of id per bushel over the rates of. this day se'n-
night, andlouil tnealing Oats have brought 25 9cl to 2a 10d ; 2s I.ld per
4:Abs is, howeverow extreme quotation for Itielied samples' of Irish ;
tis .:111 per 7filbs has, been paid fur the best Irish red Whea —Oattneat
,t-
-ha 4 sold at 24s 6'd to per 21611)5, an improvement in'ialue of tid per
litad;-•4l(tur has also fully maintained previous rates.—As regards
Barley. Beans, and Peas, no change has occurred.— Two or three par-
cels of winded Wheat have been sold, One, 01 middling quality, at
4a 6d, and good Baltic red at.sa,pet iul9s., ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

EAST INDIES.

Now loading; and wilt he despatched on the Bth March.
EueCALCUTTA,,
The fine Liverpool-built Ship
MARY SOM ERVIL
,TAitigs figioKEY. R.N., C imander ;
XI, 407 tone, neivly'roppered.—tor to t of freight, Bcc. apply
I. Messrs. TAYLOR,' PoTTEit, and Co;
BOLD and STARKEY, or
W. N. MOORE,
Rumford-buildinio, 2. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

GREAT GEORGE'S BATHS,

CORNER OF
GREAT GEORG E-S TREE Tend GREA T GEORGE-PLACE,
RICHARD BIRD, Proprietor.
rinliE BATHS of this Establishment have been completed
1 on the latest and most approved principles of Medical
discovery. tinder the immediate inspecto of a Gentleman of
acknowledged professional experience, rd embrace in their
various arrangements sepirate Apartme s for Warm, Vapour,
Shower, and all the Medicated Baths recommended by the
Faculty, and are fitted up in a style of elegance and comfort
scarcely equalled, and not surpassed, by any of the must cele-
brated establishments in London. Dublin, &c.

TERMS:
A Warn Bath - 2s Od 12 for 20s.
A Vapour Bath 3s Od 6 for lss.
A Nledicated, Hot Air, or ( 3s 6d
6 far 18s.
Sulphur Bath
Cloaks, Couches, Blankets, and Hot Towels included.

The Proprietor presumes to hope, that, ,by strict personal
attention to the Visitors of these Baths, and the moderate term',
on which they are conducted, to insure that share of patronage
which a liberal public will, he is confident, not fail to confer.
Respectable attendants for Ladies and Gentlemen, and no
fees allowed to be taken.

VA LU.4 BLE PRO PE lITY DBURY E A NE.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 27th instant, at One o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-
street, Liverpool, subject to the conditions of Sale then and
there to be produced, .
t 1 DWELLING
that PIECE of LAND and. the MESSUAGE or
DWELLING HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the
eastwardly side of Druiy-Lane, and at the corner of the Old
popery, in Liverpool aforesaid, contains 0 in front to Drury-
lane aforesaid six yards, or thereabouts, Ad running in rear or
depth backwards ten yards, or thereabouts.
l'he above Premises are held for the residue of a term of 900
years, commencing on or about the 22.1 day of February, 1750,
and are subject only to a pepper-corn rent.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. KEIGHTLEY and
BANNING, Solicitors, No. 2, Cook-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

STAaNDARD

(lured result For the amendment, 71 7; for the original
toot 1.,n, 3621; majority in favour of to amendment, 4225
votes.

The numbers having bet,n announced. 'HARD MAN EARLE,
Esq., proposed a series of resolutions, to the effect that Sunday
travelling should not be suspended longer than was nrces,aty
for the despatch of the trains on the arrival of passengers.
The resolutions were seconded by Mr. CouLAN, but after
considerable discussion thee were withdrawn, at the urgetit
request of severed of the proprietors, who wete content, they
seid, although they had voted against Mr. St urge's proposition,
to leave the ni:.!ter i❑ the hands of the directors.

Mr. STI:HGE then intimated to the meetpg that consistently
he could CIO longer act with the directors, since his motion had
been negatived. and he must consequently resign.
Several gentlemen expressed their regret at this circumstance.
Thanks were voted to the Chairman, for his able and impartial
conduct in the chair, and the meeting separated.

LIVER THE %THE, CHURCH-STREET.

BT?OIV.V. KIN(,, and GIBSON'.
LAST WEEK OF THE NEW PANTOMIME.

FrIIIIS present TUESDAY. the 27th instant, will be per-
il formed. a new Drama, or intense interest, called

THE FARMER'S STOIt Y;
Or, Faith aPd F(11:01°011.
ACT I.—THE HAPPY VILLAGE—LABOUR AND ITS LESSON.
Stephen Loekwood..(a young farmer )..Mr. Maynard.
Mark Ityland..(an emigrant)..Mr. Thompsor.
.(a travelling painter)....... ..... Mr. Lee.
Rut..(a ploughinan)..Mr. Emery.
Mary Lockwood Miss Maturin.
ACT 2.—THE mimtopoLis—WEALTH AND ITS TEMPTATIONS.
LOCkwood..(a man of fashion)., hi r. Maynard.
Bristles (a London artist) Mr. Lee.
Rut (a footman) Mr. Emery.
Mrs. Lockwood Miss Maturin.
ACT 3.—THE HEATH—WANT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
Lockwood (a reduced gamester) Mr. Maynard.
Ryland (an emigrant returned from Canada) Mr. Thompson.
Bristles (a man of genius on his last legs) Mr. Lee.
Rut (the coachman of a Peer) Mr. Emery.
Mrs. Lockwood.. Miss Maturin.
To which will be added the lau•shable Interlude, called
VISIBLE . AND INVISIBLE,
Oa, THE MYSTERIOUS MANSION.
Phelim Mr. Raymond.
Celeste de Montiumency..Mr. Raymond.
To conclude with the new Comic Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN LITTLE BOPEEP,
Or The OLD WOMAN THAT LIVED IN A SHOE.
Harlequin Mr. Gibson I Clown Mr. King.
Plntaloon..Mr. Brown J Columbine.. Mrs. Gibson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

By order of the Exerotors.
On Tugsosv, the 13th March, atthe Office of Messrs. Priestley,
Griffith, and Cox, Mihail-sir t,
Twenty Sixty-fourths of the B• que GANGES,
IL Being the entire interest of t . late ADAM LODGE,
t... 77"; • Esq., in that V ssel.
'the Ganges is 723 14-40;) tons register. and 568 tons
old measurement. She was built in St. John, N. 8., in October,
1836, of the best materials afforded by the Province, and she
has since been fitted with iron knees and extra fastenings, under
the stiperintendence Of Lloyd's Surveyor at this port.— For
inventory of stores and further particulars apply on board the
vessel, Prince's Dock; to LODGE, PetcHAtto, and Co.;or to
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX.

Free front Auction Dtay,
By Mr. WALKER,
On TUESDAY, the 13th of March next, at •half-past six o'clock
in the evening, at Eastwood's Royal Hotel, Dale-street,
Liverpool.-
Lot I.A •
LL those Three DWELLING-HOUSES, situate
on the west side of Stafford-street, and the north
side of Finch-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front
to Stafford-street 59 feet, and in the back thereof 54. feet 4
inches, and running in depth back Wards on the north and
South sides severally 60 feet, exclusive ofati area 3 feet 4 inches
wide to the front of Stafford-street, now in the occupations of
Miss Mary Ridgway, Mr. Richard Shallerosss,.and Mr.
This Lot is Leasehold raider the corporation of Liverpool for
75 years, commencing the 3,1 July, 1827.
2. A DWELLING-HOUSE, on the south side, of Erskine
Street and west side of Epworth Street, containing in front to
Erskine Street 6 yards, or thereabouts, and running above
Epworth Street 23yards, or thereabouts. This being a corner
house, in a desirable situation, might, w.
e, h a trifling expense,
be converted into a Shop. Freehold f nheritauce.
A DWELLING-OUSE, sit to on the west side of
Greek Street, containing in the from thereto, and at the hack
severally 29 feet, and running in depth backward on the north
and south sides severally 42 feet. Bounded on the north by a
House belonging to Mr. Platt, and on the west by a corninGu
passage, 3 feet 4 inches wide.
Tenure Leasehold undo'. the • Corporation of Liverpool for
75 years, from the 7th of November, 1825. .
4. All those Two DWELLING-HOUSES, the one situate
on the north side of Great Nelson-street, tine' the other on the
east side of St.. Vincent-street; in Liverpool, aforesaid, con-
tainin. in front to Great Nelson-street 10 yards, and. to the
front oft- St. Vincent-street 11 yards 1 foot, and being in depth
on the west side -13 yards. .
• Tenure Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for
three lives, all in being, and twenty-one years.
For particulars apply, as to Lot 3, to Mr. HOLDEN, Soli-
citor, South John-street, Liverpool; and. as to the whole, to
Mr. JOHN BERRY, Accountant, 'Temple-street; or to Messrs.
LITTLEDALL and BanoswELL, Solicitors, Water-street Liver-
. pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

Z'o Jv

... TO M DICA L PRACTITI ERS.
19110 be DISPOSED OF, a respectal . PRACTICE in tile
JL neighbourhood of Liverpool. S• .sfactory reasons will be
given for leasing.—Address A. 8., ( ost paid,) to the care of
the Editor of the Chester Gazette
Februdry, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

LONDON AND M ING AM . RAILWAY.
131-1 E RAILWAY TIMES of Saturday .laht.' February 24,
co0:14!s a Full at; Correct Report of the Procescliniri at
the' ;Mee ing of Proprietors of. the Laiiduh'otg FOrmarits,asn
Hai! fca'y7Proeuedings of the Nortl Paitu.ay
Company-add a variety of intere ing and
.valuable Railway
thfocioalion.
On Saturday next, the R WAY TIMES will contain aft
Ample REPORT of 'the Pit EDINGS at the Meeting of Pro-
nrietors'nf -the-Oreat Western-awl. London and Southampton
hallways, &e. Sze. .
Agent fur Liverpool,
• AYLWARD, 48, Lord-street[
Two doors from Parailis,o-street.
Of whom may lie had the Monthly Parts. of the Railway
Times, stitched in neat wrappers, <Aback Numbers to complete
sets.
Railway Times Office, Hind-court, Fleet-street, Louden.

• This Day is Put;fished, in Bvo., clot Is. tiaaros. price ss.
()BlVecligt‘trl.,l'iln"Poioren•st hendPit N Ilc AjoLi
hIeI,ASNILAAS6
COUNTIES and NORTH of EN ,LAND, with the Author's
Opinion on theca as 'lnvestment Illustrated by Maps of the
Midland Counties anti Binning nt and Derb§, tire. North Ali&
land and York and Nutt it Midland, the (fraud Junction. Liver-
pool and Manchester, Manchester and Birmingham, Chester
and Birkenhead, anti Chester and Crewe, and the Manchester
and Leeds and its Connexions Railways, Coloured to mark the
Coal Measures and Limestone Formations, &c. &e , through
which the Railways tiass nr are in She neighbourhoodaif.
London: LoNustAN and Co.; Liverpool: J. F. CANNELL,
50, Castie•st reel.

MatittO.

-residing in Liverpool,- is desirous of. obtai •ing
a SITUATION .as •VISITING EtiNES$, where
her attendance would he required during, e early hart. of the
do. She un.ieitakes to impart an glish Education, with
Freuch and Music. - • - .
Address M. Z., Mr. Riniiiht, Stationer, Scotland-raid,
paid.)
•

• TO COAL PROPRIETORS.
lei
ANTED; a •COA I: AGENCY,. ,A Perinn connected
'V V with the Coal Trade, and who: demand i,i more that
he can supioly. wishes to have an AC III;Y or COAL tube
dott the ltailwav or the nal; almost any quantity
Can be' Aisposed .of at times according to quality. Highly
respectable reFeretices-wili- be given, and none hut Proprietors
will be ;treated with.
Letteri'addressed M., Box 1119, Liverpool Pbstoftice, (post•
paid,) will he attended to.
__L,—.__
- • ' • ' '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-27

The difference being £45,783 12s 11 between the remaining
assetT'at.3jth June curt • . . •
The report concluded by expressing their obligations to the
Bank of England and Mr.:James 11.11. rd. The two directors
retiring are Mr, Thomas Benvon and Mr. James Woodall.
Mr. STUBns read a tabular statement of the actual and esti-
mated loss, adding, that in it the blackest side of the p.cture
was given. The following are the totals he gave, of losses at
the different branches:—

Bangor l,-21816 3
Birmingham
Bolion
Bradford
Bristol
Carnarvon
Chester 2,593 16 16 I
Cleckheaton
Congleton -
COlne
Denbigh
Evesham
Holyweil
Halifax..
Keighley
Leeds

Macclesfield £672 15 2
Northwich 3OB 0 (1
Nottingham 69,633 17 4
Oswestry
Preston s=l6 17 9
Shrewsbury 3,067 15 6
St. Helens
Sheffield
Tam worth ....
Went
Worcester
Wrexhatn 59 7 8
Wellington
Wakefield
London
Knutsfotd

Liverpool 27,252 9. 4 Manchester —.143,371 4 1
Leominster
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.
CIVET CAT,
61, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

TN consequence of numerous inquiries at the Civet Cat re.
specting a supposed Sale by Auctiw.4 of the STOCK on
these Premises, whieh.appears to haie been very generally
anticipated by the Public, arising no doubt frrim the name Of
Kendall and Sun haVing been retained in the' BusineSS,' the
Proprietor takes thiiopPortunity of announcing tha(the Good-
will and Stock of the abWve-mentioned Trade was Purchaied
from Messrs. Kendalls inore than TWo Yeari sinCe, frOln
which period'the BuSineSs carried on at this EstablishMent has
not been Connected with the Firm of Kendall and Son further
than for the Sale of Goods imported and nianUfacturedby them.
The PuoPutETuit can confidently state that heiS-Wow enabled
to tiffer almost every. Deicriptitin of Goods on Terms much
more advantageous than heretofore, and-he is determined that
no Person in Liverpool, or elsewhere, shall Sell any Articlei
of equal quality at inore ,rasonaUe'prices.
The attention of the Public is invited to a splendid assortment of
. . WRITING DESKS,
DRESSING•CASES, WORKBOXES, &c.
A superior Stock of-the celebrated
BBITISH PLATE; • .
AT. VERY. GREATLY -nEnt:cEn 'PRICES.
An Extensive ColleCihin rif *English and German
TOYS S. FOREIGN FANCY MERCHANDISE,
Scented SOAPS, and P.EitFUNIERY- tif every description.

A GREAT VARIETY OFTANCY ARTICLES,
Comprising Bronzes, Cutlery, China Ornaments, Backgammon

Boards, &e. &c.
N.B.—Captains and Merchants supplied.
Wholesale Orders Executed on the Shortest Notice.

CAUTION

ririllE PUBLIC are re4-;;tfnliyCautioned against the Base
It_ and ntstioNEST attempts of ninny Shok,.ont3rs. who en-
deavour to foist upon them a pretendd"" GENUINE MAC-
ASS AR OIL," compoged of the most. PERNICILmUs and TRASHY
ing.re.dients, recommending it under the lore of bring cheap.
- To prevent such imposition it is necessary to observe the fol-
lowing:

The ORIGINAL. and only GEr\wiNti is enclosed in a Wrapper,
On which are engraved these \imam; '
ROWLAND'S
MACA•S S A R
OIL.
with their Signature in RED, thus:
A. ROWLAND
.& SON,
20, Ilatton Garden.
Conntetsigned, ALEX. ROWLAND.

The prices are 3s. 6(1.-73.-10s. 4Thi 2ls. per hottle

•** Some Impostors siun A. Rewt.AN oSoN,mnittinv, the &.
The principle on n hich the 0 RIGINAL'or " RON.; LAND'S
MACASSAR. OIL" is prepared, is confinf;4 sommy to the
knowledue and practice of ALEX. ROW LAND & SON; 20,
Hatton Garden,. London.'who are at ill'at arfimmen,e c,pence
in "I'oo ing its Pren.-ition. Impostors may pi epare any
TRASH, and -call it t‘ :;.1::•;SAR OIL." and rutALNI) it to
be the same as "HOWLAND'S ;"' the' faCt is, the ainalUa-
mation of this 'article neutralizes all atteMpts to separate its
component pat is; therefore, any •decl7.ration of the kind only
brings disurace and contempt on snub 'wretched hilt ostois.
*** Be sure to ask for " ROW LAND'S."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

GREAT GEORGE'S BATHS,

COIINER OF
GREAT GEORGE-S TREE Tand GREATUORGE-P LACE,
RICHARD BIRD, PrOprietor:
rf IHE BATHS of this Establishment have been completed
IL on the latest and. most approved principles of Medical
discovery, under th 6 immediate inspection of a Gentleman of
acknowledged professional experience, 'and embrace in their
various arrangements semrate Apartments Tor Warm, Variour,
Shower,' and all the Medicated Baths recommended by. the
Facility, and are fitted up in a style of elegance and conifort
scarcely equalled, and not Snrpaised, by any of the most cele-
brated establishments in London, Dublin,'&c.

TERMS:
A Waim Bath 2s .ocl 12 for 20s.
A Vapour Bath 3s Od` 6 for iss.
A Medicated, Hot Air, or
3s 6d. 6 for 18s.
Sulphur Bath
Cloaks, Couches, Blaukefs, and Hot Towels included.
The Proprietor presumes to hope, that, by strict personal
attention to the Visitors of these Baths, and the moderate terms
on which they are conducted, to insure that share of patronage
which a liberal public will, he is confident; not fail to confer.
Respeetable attendants for Ladies ;and. Gentlemen, and no
fees allowed to be taken.

• BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY.
NjOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next HALF-
YEARLY:GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRI-
ETORS of this COMPANY will be held, in conformity,Fith
the provisions of the Art of Incorporation, atthe MEnciiANTs'
HALL, in,. Ili? city of Bristol, at Half-past One o'clock, on
MiiispAy' the 3th of March.
The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precielY.
FREDERICK RICKETT, Chairman.

. ,
N.B. The Transfer-Books will be i.*,sed in the. afternoon of
Friday the 23d of February, and not re.opened until after the
said nalf-yearly General Meeting. an the sth day of March.
S. B. BAD'llAM,'Secretary.
. ,
Bristol OgficP, Broad-street, 9th'reb. 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

ROWLAND HILL'S PLAN OF PENNY .POSTAGES
TO ALL PARTS OP THE KINGDOM.
A LECTURE,wiII he delivered on Tuivasosv •next, the
21r1 instant, at Bair-past Seven, by JO El N. EPPS, Esq.,
M.R.LA., on .ROWLAND HILL'S PLAN of
PEN, NY POSTAGES to. all parts ,of the Kingdom, at the
Mustc-HALL,BoId-street. „.

Admiqsion; One Shil The proceeds will be devoted to
the promotion of this important Reform by Petitions, Addresses
and Public Meetings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

ACCEPTANCES.

st. lb. st. Hi.
,
The Duke l3 0 I Mr. Bollington's ll 0
Mazeppa • 12 9 The Dancing Master ll 8
Waverley
Sir Thomas Lawrence .12 1 Mr. Bret berton's 11 5
Prince William l2 0 The Soap Boiler lO 12

All bets made upon this race are p p.
The cup has been received in Liverpord, and is a very splen-
did prize. The race is expected to be a fine one, as there is no
doubt that all the horses will start.

BETTING.
Waverlev, 3to 1 agst (taken freely) Sir Thomas, 7to 1 agst.
Mazeppa 4to I Soap Boiler Ito 1
Duke 4 to 1 Mr. Bollingtou's 10 to 1

IRON TRADE.—Within the last month, an importation, which
will surprise our readers in the neighbourhood of the iron
works, has been made to the port of London; viz., a cargo of
iron, technically called " blooms," made at Madras, with native
ore and contingent materials. An importation of iron from
Madras! What new marvel in commercial enterprise will
eclipse this ?—Merillyr Guardian.
DANGEROUS MISTAKE.—About a fortnight since, Alice Hil-
ton, a Married woman living in Church-street, Middleton, sent
a little girl to a shop for a pennyworth of magnesia. Hilton
took the powder, vomited,. and soon afterwards became very ill.
r. Dickens, surgeon, was sent for; and said that she had
taken mercury ; she became in a sad state of salivation, and.
although every assistance has been rendered, she remaßis in
a very dangerous state ; she is far advanced in pregnancy. It
appears the shopkeeper mistook the powder, and gave the girl
mercury; instead of magnesia.—Manchester Courier.
THE 'MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY.—When the frost takes
its departure 3000 men will he set to work between this town
and Rugby, in the formation of the railway. The line, it is
expected, will be opened in 1840.—Leicester Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

DANIEL STAFFORD, formerly of Liverpool, in the
.county palatine ol•Lancaster, afterwards of Birmingham,
of Warwick, afterwards of ,Standard Hill, near
iNnotthtiencg°ll"j'anti)r
, in thecounty of Nottingham, but now of No. 25,
St. Martin's le Grand, in the parish. of St. Leonard, Foster-
lane, in the city of London, gentleman, HEREBY ,GIVE
NOTICE, that I intend fortbrith .to apply to her Majesty in
Council, under the fourth.section of an act of Parliament passed
in. the sth and:fit h years of the reign of his late Majesty ,King.
William the Fourth,
.entitled "In Act fo.amend the law touching
Letters Patent fur Inventions," for a. prolongation fort he further
term of seven years, or .such other term not exceeding .seven
ane y,
nadsinhgemr y
invr.ntion or' (eLai,s,e,,imopf
ot lrieemtee
on guessip
granted to the the. said Daniel Stafford, by certain letters patent,
bearing date the twenty-fourth day of December, in the fifth year
of the reign of his late 'Majesty King George the Fourth, within
that part of the United Kingdom. of Great Britain and Ireland
called England, the dominion of Wales and the town of Ber-
wick upon Tweed. • -
And I, the said Daniel Stafford, do hereby give further notice,
that I intend to apply, on the twenty-sixih day of March next
ensuing, to the Right Hon. the Lords, comprising the Judicial
Cotrimittee of her 111ajesty's Hon..Privv,Council, for a time to
be fixed for the hearing of.the matters of my petition for such a
prolongation of the said term as hereinbefore mentioned.
And all persons desirous of being.heard in opposition to the
prayer of my said petition are hereby required to enter caveats
at the. Privy Council office, on or before the said twenty-sixth
day of March next. DANIEL STAFFORD.
Witness, THom AS Lou,R Parliamentary Solicitor.
and Agent for taking out Patents, 13, Northum-
berland-street, Charing-cross. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

itlittketo.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEBRUARY 16.
'; Owing to the continuance of the frost, the demand for Sugar has
)been only moderate, and the sales of B. P. do not exceed 600 hhds. at
'steady prices. 6000 bags Mauritius met a ready sale at 62s to 665, and
6500 bags Bengal 'at 65s to 68s for low to fine• white, and 48s for low
'damp brown. There is some inquiry for Foreign, but no sales are re-
iorted.—For Molasses therehas neen a fair demand; the soles amount
to nearly 800 puns , principally Demerara, at 325, and Berhice at3os
to 311 s 6d.—Coffee. The stock of, Plantation in importers' hands is
inearly 'exhaustiA ; aboUt 20 cask's of Berhice sold at 75s for triage up
to 1 8s for fine middling; and a few small lots of Jamaica at the quo-
tations. Mocha is in much request by the trade, and advanced rates
011:-red but refused. Of Foreign; 260 bags La Guayra were sold' at 44s
to 50s, and a small parcel of ordinary Brazil at ns 4, cwt.--,A •small
lot of Brazil Cocoa sold at 06s, .and 400 bags Bengal Ginger at 23s
cwt.; 11;6 bags Pimento at '3d for damaged and 4d for good, and 1000
bags black Pepper at 3el t 0.41 per lb —Rice continues scarce and in
gomidemand ;
,about 1100 bags of Bengal sold at 14s 6d to 15s 6d 44,
cwt: in bond, besides'l7sl bags of Java at 12s 9d.-400 puns. of Rum
have been disposed of, chiefly of strong quality Demerara at 4s 3d up
to 4s 8d for choice marks.

A n.,v chests of •1-idigo brought to public sale•,- sold briikly at 4s ltd
to 7s 10d 4f lb in bond for Bengal ; some Oude offered at the same
time was refused.—The sales of Lac Dye amount to about 35 chests,
at 121 for 11M; and 2s to 2s 9d for better marks.—.so chests Shell Lad,
r.mging-in prices from 80s to 122 s 6d, and a considerable sale is named
as having been made below 80s.—The Gum Animi brought to auction,
anti bougif in, Was subSegnently disposed of 'at £6 lOs for good bold
clean scraped, and £.i lOs for small.—There was rather more done in
Saltpetre last week thin was reported by about 600 bags ; this week
the transactions are trifling.—lslitrate of Soda is dull, and there are
seller's-at 16s.
, ,

, .
Dyewoods.—A cargo of Campeachy Logwood, recently arrived, of
about 250 tons; sold at £8 7s 6d to £8 1• s 47 ton ; in other kinds the
sales are trifling, and without change.—No sales of Turpentine or of
American Tar having Occurred 'this kweet, we have no alteration of
price to notice • a cargo. of 1400 brls.• Stockholm Tar sold to-day at
18s 6d 443' brl.2Montreal Ashes are in a very limited-demand; the few
sales made have been at 29s tq 30s per Pot, and 33s to 36s for Pearl
,Ashes.—There has been some inquiry for (hierehron Bark. and small
•sales effected at 16s .4f" cwt.—Nothing donein Flaxseed or Cloverseed.
—Hides.—There have been no sales by auction this week, arid those
by private are confined to 1750 salted ,Buenos Ayres Cali', inferior at
31d, and 440 dry at 714P' lb.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEB. 16.

PARTNERSHIPS, DISSOLVED,
W. Fish and H. a liellock, Liverpo,L provision-merchants—R.
Mason and J. Willis, jun. Liverpool, cotton-brokers—J. Hartley, J.
Hartley, J. Holmes, W. N. Clay, and S. Neale, Liverpool, ironfoun.
tiers; so far as regards .J. Holmes and W. N. Clay—lL °onside. J.
Schofield, and W. Thompson, Newton, Lancashire. dyers—J. Jones
and T Wynnt, Chester, carpenters.

INSOLVENTS.
Feb. s—Thomas Robson, Eastcheap, London, operative chemist.
Samuel Gowar, Deptford, dealer in silk.
BANKRUPTS.
Isaac Jerom, Montague-mews, Montague-square, London, livery
stable-keeper.
Thomas Lytileton Holt, junier, Crane-court, Fleet,street„, London,
printer. •
Jeremiah Chittenden, junior, Three Tuns-court, Southwark, bop.
factor.
John Howell, Banbury, Oxfordshire, schoolmaster.
William Spence, Leeds, corn miller.
Thomas Alexander Sanders, Rycle, Isle of Wight, brickmaker.
James Sisley, Margate, carpenter.
Charles Lear, Exeter, innkeeper.
Frederick Baldey, Brighton, bookseller.
Robert Grover, Brighton, cabinet maker.
William Coles, Taunton, shopkeeper.,
DIVIDENDS.
March 12, M: Eburne-and W. H. Eburne, Rathbone-place, Oxford.'
street, London, coach-makers—March 12, W. W. Greenhill, Cobham,
Surrey, cattle-dealer—March 12, J. Gordon, copthall-court, London,
merchant—March 9, J. Rope, Ray-street, Clerkenwell, butcher—,
March 10, C. Fuller, Paradise-row, ,Islington, merchant—March 10,
W. G. Hutchinson, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, London, leather.
cutter—March 10, D. Riddicly, Cirencester, Gloncestershire, tea dealer'
—March 10, R; H. Vinson and W. Shoults, Maze, Southwark, car-,
penters—March'l2, T. Osman, Burford, Oxfordshire, mercer—March
13,.H. Lock, Bracondale, Norfolk, millwright—March-24, J. Dawson,
Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or befdre ther
9th day of March.
R. Askew, Manchester, merchant—W. Lupton, Ewell, Surrey, inn•
keeper—G. Mr:natl. and H. W. Rollason, Birmingham, glass-manufac-
turers—R. Ellingworth,York, bookseller—W. E. Carter, Chester&
:druggist—R. Raynham, Theobald's-road, London, stationer—S.. P.
Lewis, Dark-gate, Carmarthenshire, draper.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average priee'of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending Feb. 13, IS3Bi is 39s :id per hun.
dred weight, exclusive of the duties•• of Customs paid or payable}
thereon en the importation thereof into GreatEritain.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
F t B RUARY. lIOUR
20. Robert Jones, (2d) Clarendon Rooms, 1
27. Henry Richard Warren, (Ist) Ditto 1
27. Pearson and Roberts, (final div.) ... Ditto. .... ... 1
28. Buckiev and Kennan,,(div.) ' Ditto 1
28. F. F. Gibbs, (special) 'Howard and Wvche's, 1
March 1. Edward Burrell ' Clarendon Rooms, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

TO BUILDERS.

THE WESLEYAN Dl ETHODIST ASSOCIATION
being about to erect a large CENTRAL CHAPEL, with
SCHOOL-ROOMS and MINISTEIL'S HOUSE attached, in
Pleasant-street, near Clarence-street, the Building Committee
are prepared to receive Tenders for the whole of the Works in
one supi. The Plans and Specification lie for inspection at the
Office of Mr. J. A. lir.:roN, Architect, Warren-street.
Tenders, sealed and addressed to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, must be left at the above Office on or before
MONDAY, the sth day of March.
The lowest offer will be accepted, security satisfactory to the
Committee being required for the due performanCe of the con-
tract.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

T117.7r151).A.Y.

On account of the Underwriters.
On THURSDAY next, tip- 22d instant, at Twelve ' ock, at No.
9,,01dha11-street,
717 Bags Mauritius SUG •
Damaged by sea . water, ex Ou►yx, from Mauritius.—Apply to
Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co., Merchants, or to
GLADSTONE and.SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

eoittractO.

TO I3UILDERS

joi
ryiliE WESLEYAN METHODIST ASSOC TION
I being about to erect a large CENTRAL CH .1 .11., with
SCHOOL-ROOMS and MINISTER'S HOU ' attached, in
Pleasant-street, near Clarence-street,- the 13u• nz Committee
are prepared to receive Tenders for the whol of the Works in
one sum. The Plans and Specification lie for inspection at the
Office of Mr. J. A. PICTON, Architect, Warren-street.
Tenders, sealed and addressed to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, must be left at the above Office on or befoie
MONDAY, the sth day of March.
The lowest offer will be accepted, security satisfactory to the
Committee being required for the due performance of the con-
tract.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20

LIVERPOOL COTTON

I The demand was limited until to-day
!was done ; but such has been the dispo
effect sales, that a further decline of
American, and id in most other descr
last week.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND
From the 9th inst. to thi