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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TAEATRE-ROYA f„ LIVERPOOL.

The Public is respectfully itiformed that an arrangement has
been made for Fuua NIGHTS. ONLY, with the celebrated
Miss Y, late of the "Theatres Royal Drury-lane,
Covent-garden, and English Opera House, who will snake
her appearance here THIS I.4`.YIINING, (Friday,) the 15th
instant, being her Ftits-r and A ItL.W ELL VISIT to Liverrool,
as Miss Kelly's performances, after her engagement here,
are intended to be confined to the boards of her own Theatre
in the Metropolis.
riplui present FRIDAY Evening, the lath instant, MISS
KELLY will present an entirely Original Entertainment,
arranged by herself. entitled
DRAMATIC RECOLLECTIONS,
WITH STUDIES OP CHARACTER,
which has been received with unparalleled success in London,
and in all the principal Theatres of the sister kingdom.
PANT I.
Intl °dui:don—difficulties in going alone—Stars.
STARS !
Feminine Advice—Lady Savage, her Dogs and Daughters—
Mrs. Parthian obliviscent Reminiscences—Biographical
Glances—Early Patronage—John Kemble—Pincushion and
.
Crown Piece—Girlhood and Womanhood—Debateable Land—
Macadamized Music—A Receipe.
BRAVURA. Discomposed by Mr. T. Cooke.
Mr. M'Credit : a sweet expression—Hints and Compli-
mentit.A Theory—Mrs. -Siddons—Constance's Tears—Sally
Simpkins, in Service, but nut of Place—Country Engage-
ments—Costume—Yarico's Skin—The Spinning Wheel—One
good turn• deserves another—Orchestral Absentees.—Song—
•.
Hope told a flattering," in D.
With a disbanded FlageoleCAccompaniment. . •
PART 11.
Journeying—Welsh Harper—Modern Plagiarism._
Sung—Welsh Air.
First introduction to Irish Character—Scotch -Woman—
Terence and no Classic—Ca r's Tour—Dublin—The Peggy
Nell's Laugh-•--Irish Kindness—•o'Donnell's Farewell.
" Getting np.a Benefit."
M rs.llliff‘'a Piano-forte, and Mr. Miffy's Letter-forte—Coach
Pathos eta Minute Interview—Public Characters--Mr. and •
Mrs. Drake of the Profession—Comparative Anatutny.•
PART 111.
To consist of a Mono-Dramatic Entertainment, displaying
Sketches of Character, in COlourS, enabled
MRS. PARTHIAN AT HOME.
The Music selected from the Compositions of Mr. T. Cooke.
Sally Simpkin (with snatches of Ballads
and a very original kit-Cat Song).. Miss KELLY !
Mrs. Parthian, (as well as her memory
serves her) Miss KELLY !!
Miss Betsey Rattle, (a desirable inmate
for unfurnished apartments) Miss KELLY ! !!
Mademoiselle Jeienne, (a Governess and -
Actress. elect) Miss KELLY! !!1 •
"The Bind Boy" Miss Ka LLYI!!!!
The Dumb Girl Miss:Kto.t.v " " "
Miss Kelly by Miss. KELLY
The Box Plan for Miss KELLY's Nights is now open, when
places in the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Parker, from Ten
till Three. -No places can be secured unless Tickets are taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

Standard Office, Three o'Clook.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS

CORN' EXCIIANGE.--FRInAy, Nov. 18, 1816.

The arrivals nP Ain since Tuesday :ire very inconsiderable,
Imt of Irish Flonr and Oatmeal there is a good supply for to-
day, includ;m, I-133 sacks of the former per a steamer, from
Lonflan. Of Foreign Grain or Flour .ne have none fresh in to
Notice.

For all de-criptions of WileAt the trad remained exceedingly
inanimate ,in,e our report of Tuesdry, and was equally so this
morning, the millers and dealers refusing, to hnv even at a fur-
ther deelitic from the reducadrat,,s last noted of fatly 6d. for the
general- runs .of Irish, and 3d to 4d per 7016 s for all sorts of Enc,r-
lish ; towards the close of the market. however, a speculative
inquiry.or two seemed to give a little het ter tone to the feelings
of holders, lout from the low prices offered, nn sales resulted.
Fine Eng'ish Malting Barley being scarce. would bring 46s
to 48s, Chevalier 48s to 503, and prime Malt 70s per quarter. In
Grinding Barley. Beans, and Peage no variation„—Old Oats
were held at late prices; new were difficult of sale, and Id to 2d
per 45Ibs. cheaper.
Flour and Oatmeal extremely heavy, the former at a decline
of 3s to Is. arid the latter of Is to 2s front the previous quota-
tions.

AN ERA(;

PRICES

I
NV lir AT ,r 70 !to. q d 11 el i'IEANB, tmp. mes. le it s d
Irish 41,ted red.. 8 9 tin 9 0 Irish :... ..... . . 55 0 '4-55 0
Do. dried white. 9 1 ... 9 8 FLOUR, .tr 2SO ihi.
Domndried new 8 .2 .. 8 6 fhag.:k Iris?: sue. CO 0.. 62 0
En,:dish
Canada...... .. 0 0.. 0 0 Do. seconds .... 42 0.. 45 0
Oil's. 4, 45 Ms._ to. thirds...... 0 41 .. 0 0
Irish
Bsttlx.r, if* 60 Ills Do. old 36 0 .. 38 0
Irish 4rinding... 5 0.. 5 6 'BRAN, qr •.;1 Mt— .11 6.. 0 0

AVERAGE PRICE OP 11/17T:ER,

4nsni s D 9 D
Banbrirl,2,, .102 0 ftlo4 01 bacon, ,tir cwt.... 48 0 e 52 0
Waterford, new-106 0 ..1.0 0 Hams, dry 5O 0 .. 53 0
C4lerain .
Carlow.... ...1 . 0..110 0 Firkin Lard. '',l 0 .. 58 0
L'ineriPk. .1112 0 ..104 0 Bladdered d 0..... 6G 0 .. 68 0
Belfast lO6 0..110 01 Grease Butter .... 50 0 .. 56 0
Derry lO7 0 -..108 0 Prime Mess Beef,
Cork, gds, — 0 .. 01 trtierci, 98 0 ..110 0
Newry
Dundalk O.. 0 W barrel, 70 0 .. 75 0

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ARRIVALS OF CORN.
From the 15th to the 17th November, 1836, inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

T JOHN WARING, of BOOTLE. near .Liyer_pool. in the
1 county of Lancaster, merchant,. Do hereb .give Notice to
all whom it may concern, that all the fixed Ma finery, Engines,
and Implemeuts 'and. Working Material on the Premises
bccupied by Mr. EowA RD DAVtES, and k wn ac the Vauxhall
`or Haddon Iron Works or Foundry and Forge, situate in
Vauxhall-road, in Liverpool aforesaid, belong to me, the said.
JOHN WARING,. the Owner of the said Premises, and not to the
Tenant or Occupier, who hath no interest or property therein.
16th November, 1836. JOHN WARING.

LONDON MORNING HERALD, BY EXPRESS,
AT THE LONDON PRICE.
ryiLIE Inhabitants of Liverpool and the Vicinity ere most
respectfully informed that the. MORNING HERALD is
received by express Every Morning at lialf-pastSeven o'clock,
from London, at the Office, 16, Da-le-street, Liverpool, and the
Agent will forward it by the early Morning Mails to any part of
,the KingdOm, so that it may be received early on thi day after
publication,
Junkeepers, who are anxious to accomme,date their Vests with
the Paper containing the latest intelligeece from London, and
which in the session of Parliament wilt become very important,
are advised to order the Morning Herald of Mr. FAartuii A RSON,
the Agent at Liverpool, as such excellent arrangements have
been made for the conveyance of the Papers, by express, every
morning, that a failure cannot possibly take place.
The Agent will also supply that old established favourite
Paper, the ENGLIsH Canoxict.s, which is published on Tues,
day, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings.
The Herald and English Chronicle are supplied at the London
price, sd. each.

BROWN'S .BRITISI-1. WINE VAULTS,
FOREIGN FRUIT 4ND DESSERT, WAREHOUSE,
Sr. JOHN'S-LANE. OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S COMICS!, LIVERPOOL.
THE above Establishment is NOW- OPEN, and the Pro-
prietor is determined to offer to the :nhabitants of Liver-
pool a large and well-selected STOCK ofBRITISH WINES
in the greatest variety, which in quality siall be found equal, it
not superior, to any that have yet beet offered to the Public,
tombining fullness of strength and richniis of flavour; also the)
choicest and-cheapest Foreign and Britis FRUITii which the
season can produce. :. .
Black Currant Wine ; Orange Wine
Cowslip Ditto Raisin Malaga rich Ditto
Cape
taica...l,. Biitg . _ - Do. Do. Dry Ditto
l
Elder Ditto
Bp.. .
_'Sun rich Ditto
Fronteniac Ditto
Raspberry. Dry Ditto
Ginger Ditto Red Currant BM
Grape Ditto Tent Ditto
-
Gooseberry Ditto - White Currant Ditto
At Is. 6cl. per Bottle, or 18s. per Dozen.
PORT and SHERRY at 25., 2s. 3d., and 25.. Gd. per Bottle:

. -
Sold also by measure in smaller quantities.
Fine sparkling CHAMPAGNE, warranted equal to Foreign;
at 40s. per Dozen; Pints 215., Bottles included. ..

Nttu Vutlirationo.

-
This Day is Published,
A SERMON, addressed to the Church of England Benefit
Society. By the Rev. 1-113 G it 11‘Nutt.E. Price 6d.
May be had of R. PATTissoNfStandard-office; T. KAYE,
Courier-office; J. DAVENPORT, Ranela,gh-street, and all other
Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

STATE OF TRADE.

Such is the depression in the market for the sale of printing
cloths, that several large manufacturers of calico in Stockport
have conamenceed working four days a week, rather than resort
to the only other alternative of reducing the wages of the weavers.
There is not yet any amendment in the flannel trade at Roch-
dale. Business remains perfectly dull, both as it regards the
manufacturing and the selling of the article. People are afraid
to buy ; they know not what to expect from day to day ; there is
no confidence in credit transactions, nor enough to speculate
upon. The wool-dealer will not purchase for fear of a fall : the
piece-buyer will net act for the like reason, and business is at a
stand. Throughout the last month matters have been weekly
worse and worse, and continue thus fearlessly progressing.
The stock of good! in the halls at Leeds is not more than a
fair average quantity a this season of the year, and consequently
the manufacturers hull more firmly to their prices than might
have been expected. cuasidering the dull state of the trade dur-
ing the last few weeks.
At Halifax market list week but few sales wero effected ; the
little inquiry was for the finer descriptions of merinos and plain
blacks for the home trade. Trade in wool continues quite inac-
tive, and what business is transacted, at a considerable reduction.
Wether wools being scarce, maintain their price h-tfer th-- L-Es
wools.
(Auer branches of our manufac-
In common
wade in Saddleworth, also in other districts
tat I-tiding
of Yorkshire, has been slightly touched by
tee state of the money market, and has experienced a check.
Prices have declined a little, a ud the sales, whether for home or
tbreign cousumptiun, are not so numerous nor so readily effected
as they were two months ago. Still there is nothing as yet ap-
proaching to embarrassment or distress ; manufacturers are
merely pullinz in a little, and the wages of operatives (always a
sure indicator) have not been disturbed ; there is merely a trifle
less work fur them.

STATE OP TEAU IN MANCHESTER.—The gloom which
hangs over the money market in London, produces, of course,
its share of effect upon the business of this town; and mercan-
tile transactions are generally conducted with great caution.
Still, with the exception of silks and printing cloths, which are
seldom in demand at this season of the year. no important
branch of manufacture can be said to be suffering uudor any
serious depression ; and the demand for yarn for export con-
tinues decidedly good. In fact, during the recent period of ex-
citement, the staple business of this district was generally, and
with very slight exceptions, conducted on sound and legitimate
principles; and we trust that the utmost evil which will be ex-
perienced here will be a temporary diminution of activity.—
Manchester Guardian.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

Tilts DA Y, (Fri-lay,) thelPth of November inst., at atie
- in atternootl, at the Clarend(4-roiim, South John-street,

' in" one or More Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of
sale.
riIHREE FIELDS, near the Villa'g,e of t'avetree, two of
4 ' viltich• front -the road' fron Liverpool, ill-lA.lle third lies at
the hack, and fronts Pighue-lane, eentainitkfogether 9A. On. 7v.
statute measure. ,' '

' The Land is bounded on the west by an Estate.nf the ReV. J.
Grundy, and on th'e east by a Dwelling-house and Garden, be
longing to James Stock, Esq., and forms a most desirable site
for the erectjon of Villas.
The two Fields fronting Wavertree-road are Copyhold, and the
Field front ing Pigline-larie' is lrreeholdof inheritance.
Further particulars maybe obtained,and a Planofthe Property
seen, on application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN,
Solicitors, Fenwick-street, tiverpobl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

'go -*vibe

ffrnISTMENT.
rip° be SOLO, TEN SHA.RES t4' WARRINGTON
I. GAS WORKS: price .1:15 per SAAce: The Annnal
Di-
viden&l for some years past has:been per Share, and as the
Works are now eou.plete, and the consumption of Gas increas-
ing. larger dividsends may reasonably be expected:
Apply (post-paid) to Mr. SMITH, Agent, Gas Works, War-
.
nugton.
. . „ . .

TO SILK MERCERS,..-LIST-EN DRAP I:US, AND
()TREES;
ELIGIBLE HOUSE.AND-STIOP; IN BOLD-STREET.
F1V141..Y EARS!. LE •E of the extensive
PREMISES, situate 00, Bold-s • et, late in the occupa-
tion of Mr. T. AnsloW, Silk Alereei,4i immediate possession.
the Fixtures: &c.,::which are nearly new.—Apply to
WVOOLLIcIGaT tllld C 1-1 lusoN, 102, Bold-street,
MUM have on Sxle4oo/6.'exeellint Shop fronts, one Single
and one• Double Window,. Plate, Glass, Cornice Columns, Fold.
ing Doors, Go !ills. &c., complete. (One cmicei.n.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

has been very
Iles of Turpen.
amount to 4000
refuse to sell.--
lotations.—For
nd some large
s 6d; Montreal
a few parcels.
'seed 1111(1 Flax-
' 'Bark goes old
idle Bees' Wax,
salted Buenos
40,90 do Ja-
y African Kips
se Hides at 12s
en 230 hhd4, of
LW, 15 leaf' for
mined, With a

and the sales
•ely supported.
mand.—There
orts of Argots,
ler Roots con-
[)?en in limite=d
Improved de-
in their prices,
lie sales of the
gto quality.—
time past, and
he quotations.
mt 60 tuns flis-
no fresh itn-
pest, particu-
ig to the great
her rates the
that quantity
rpentine more
has been sold
lose' rates,L-Itt
net 3d to 6d 4r
tersburg have
bout 6d higher
?en extensive,

)v. 11.
he market has
of Amei iron,
izil, Ezyptian,
rial alteration
ration, and 100

COTTON.

r, Nov. 14.

)-day is 2,500
!d state. and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

MARINE INSURANCES.

The report from the Commons on "Shipwrecks" contains an
immense deal of evidence on the subject of Marine Insurances.
The following are some of the features of the statements of va-
rious w►tnesses :

The evidence describes the system generally—the evils of the
present system :-1. By causing vessels to be lightly constructed
—2. By causing the appointment of incompct,-,n` -.u.gr!ns as
masters, &c.—and 3. The frequent cause of shipwreck, and on
the over-insurance of vessels, and opinions thereon. The par-
ticulars of the evidence set forth that the rate of insurance de-
pends on the letter the vessel is in on " Lloyd's List;" that
shipping are' very frequently. insured without any inquiry as to
the value of the ship ; ships are insured at Lloyd's without 'a
competent knowledge of the character of the vessels; rate of in-
surance might be lessened one-half, if spirits were prohibited
on board vessels. Change of building sbips more slightly than
formerly caused by 'the abuse of marine insurances.
The system of over-insurance causes incompetent persons to
be appointed as masters and mates f merchant vessels. In-
stances are given of the Committee' at Sorith Shields refusing
to insure a vessel commanded by an 'incompetent master.
Number of persons who insure are very careless as to the per-
sons they put in charge of their vessels.
The system of insurance has a tendency, to cause .vessels to
be sent to sea for the purpose of' being lost. The injurious
operation of marine insurances is the principal cause of ship-
wrecks. The evidence further dectai es that a very large pro:
portion of the mercantile navy, that would he scarcely saleable
in the market, are sent to sea insured for many hundred pounds;
Frequent instances are adduced of vessels being insured:very
much above their value. No merchant or shipowner, it is said;
ought to insure his property to a greater amount than two;
thirds of its value.. No vessel should be allowed to insure for
more than her actual value. Owners of vessels in a depreciated
state would, says a witness, have great difficulty in getting
them insured even by the common underwriter in Newcastle,
andthat there are few instances of vessels being insured above
their value; if discovered, the over-insurance is deducted, and
it is not to the interest of the shipowners in the Tyne to over-
insure their vessels, and no doubt that a number of vessels get
Insured that are not seaworthy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

UNITED STATES.

For MOBILE,
F The Barque AD'ELAIDE,
2.2*- , G,l.3t.ttinitaiGE, Alacte.r ; •
..—.....
151 tons register, and will have immediate despatch
—Fur freight apply to C. •W. TISDALE, King-street.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at Twelyy o'clock, at
x . John Shand's OfAce, Exchange-alle . orth,
MO Bags damaged Guyaquil C )A,,
Just landed, ex Hipporpeues.—Apply to M y Wm. BLUNDELL,
Merchant, or JOHN SHAND, Broker.

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 18th inst., at Twelve, at .9, Oldhall-
, street,
416 Bags Meuritins SUGAR, washed and imaged by sea
water, landed ex Thomas Dougall, from Mauritius.
The 'Packages may be examined in the interim in Lawrence's
Warehouse,,Robert•street North.—For,further particujats apply'
to GLA DSTOIsVg and SBRJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

Vortrp.
WINTER.
Opprect with care, with lengthened toil opprest,
Trembling 1 see thee, Winter, as along
The leafless wood thou mov'st, thy pile form bent
To the rude gale, which round thee with hoarse swig
Murmurs, playing as if in idle scorn
With thy hoar looks, and thy sad aged heart.
Yet why despond ? Bowed as th,nt art and turn
By time, thou yet aunin to life shalt start
Beauteous as SPRING. And thus could I repose
Calmly in slumbers cold, and death's long gloom,
If all forzetful of my former woes,
I could like thee, oh ! Winter, spurn the tomb.
Then he thou welcome, Death, whose wintry night,
Leads to an endless Spring of true delight,

VERAX

THE WREATH OF FAME.

AT C. swum.
(From the" Forget Me Not," for 1837.)

He told me of a laurel %wreath
That he would bring ere long :
He told me that young Fame should breathe—
Should love his name and song :
And there was feeling in his tone,
And rapture in his eye,
A passion like an Angel's own,
For things that could not die.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The letter of "An Old Publican " is rather out of date. But if
we catch our Magistrates tripping in like manner again,
they shall have the benefit of our correction.
The letter to "The Licensed Victuallers" will not spoil by
keeping.
We really cannot inform "P. 0." whether "William Rath-
bone, Esq., of Cornhill. ever professed to be a Tory." Perhaps
some of our correspondents cau furnish us with an answer.
The letter of " Spectator " does not possess sufficient local
interest for publication in the Standard.
Our friend at Eccles shall be remembered in our next.
We entirely disapprove of the suggestion of " A Churchman."
Our motto is " no compromise--no surrender."
The letter of "J. L." stands over until Tuesday. We have
great doubts, however, as to the propriety of publishing it.
We have no room to .day fur the letter respecting the " Old
School in School Lane."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

W.—Moderate.

In p.m.)
o,r, and Erin, WO'
NewYork—Margaret,
tou—Gleaner, Morris.
1)111 Marseilles—War'
m Oporto.

was spoken 9th inst•

t, 25th Oct,

Shearer, hence, at

la. Matouisen, hence:

d 2 :st Oct. for Valoe.
sailed 20th Oct. id
the Brandy Potts, the
kin-topmast, received

ite Video, and sailed

ditto.
tli Wales, was spokell

was spoken Ist ult•

na 6th ult. in lat. 7 4

lER 17, 1836.
ng
No. 898, Woodnni#:
k, from Itichibucto,

Festivals, fit.

n in con,' with Moon
3ishop of Lincoln
;es 9h 53m even
a Perihelion
iday after Trinity
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.

We have received a EtilABl; EastlND llEndSia.
pap
which the folloewo'ing are extracts :
A: deputation of the merchants waited on dirdsAtouctkh
by aPpointment
July, fioinlean2dls3t,eos.f
intro-
duction of the warehousing syste;nr '
terday morning,
respecting the proposed
expressed himself as generally
not think that it could be indiscriminately into
Calcutta.
favourableln tothe but did
ported articles at present. Ile proposed b system,lii st
loarldlsii:ri
appliedalo in the first place, tea, coffee, spices, wi
-nes, spirits, metals, and
woollen goods to be bonded ; and after a fair trial ~f theplan to
extend it, as may be found useful to the trade of the port. P .The
only difficulty at present appears to be the want of a sufficient
number of good and secure warehouses in a convenient position
for the inspection of the officers. Some of the gentlemen sug-
gested that detached warehouses belonging to individuals might
he surveyed and approved for bonding warehouses, as in the
English outports, but there appear to be objections to this in
Calcutta, at least on a first trial of the bonding system.
None of the merchants seem to expect that an immediate ef-
fect of importance will be produced upon any branch of the
trade of this port by the facility that bonding will afford to the
re-shipment of goods, but they think that it may ultimately lead
to a very considerable extension of the general commerce of the
port, and that the experiment is at any rate worth trying. It is
Pleasant to find that the government are throwing no obstacles
in point of form in the way of what may be considered an expe-
riment on the revenue, and we think the merchants are obliged
to the Governor-General in this instance, as well as in that of
the new Tariff, for the attention which he has bestowed upon
- and the readiness with which be has yielded
their suggestions
to their wishes.—Bengal Hurkura, July 6.
A meeting of the Armenian inhabitants of Calcutta was held
on Saturday evening, the 2d instant, at the apartments of the
National Institution. Upwards of 100 Armenians were present
on the occasion, when the following resolution was proposed and
adopted :
: be presented
"That a respectful petition . by the Armenian
inhabitants of Calcutta to the Right Honourable the Governor-
General of India in Council, humbly bringing to their notice the
disabilities under which they are labouring. and praying the re-
cognition of the rights and privileges granted to their ancestors
by the East India Company in an agreement of 1688."—Cal-
curia Courier, July 6.
CANADA.

The accounts from the Canadas reach down to the 21st
October, Politividly do not add mucit to ou:7 previous in.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TtiU(ISDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 21th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, east side Brunswick Dock,
The following .Car4oes, now landing, viz.:—
Ex Bee; from Quebec, •
348 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 25,940 feet,
118 Logs RED PINE, do. '5,181 feet,
41 Logs OAK. do. 1,712 feet, •
6(1 Logs ELM, do. 2,552 feet
423 PINE DEALS, ,
. 553 t Standard STAVES, do. 4m. ()c. 2q. 25,
3000 W.O. PUNCHEON STAVES, do. 3m. oc. oq. 0,
24 ASH OARS,
24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES.
Ex Woolf's Love, 'front Quebec,
40.3 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 31,270 feet,
58 Logs RED PINE, do. 2,421 feet,
38 Logs OAK, do. 1335 feet,
66 Liigs ELM, do. .2,572 feet;
421 PINE DEALS,
47(X) Standard STAVES, do. 3m. se. oq. 14,
7739 W.O. PUNCHEON STAVES, do. 6m. 4c. lq. '29,
24 ASH OARS,
.24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES.
Ex-Gleaner, from Miramicti,
744 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 28,103 feet,
63 Logs BIRCH, • do. 1,237 feet,
3473 DEALS,: measuring 106260 superficial Poet, •
9 Cords 4 feet LATH WOOD.
The above Cargoes (the shipMent of Messrs. Pollok, Gil-
mour, and C 0.,) are of superior quality, and well worthy the
attention of consumers.
Apply to:Mr. DUNCAN GIBS. Merchant, or
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TO SILK MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS,. Al\;

OTHERS,
ELIGIBLE HOUSE AND SHOP: I.V BOLD-STREET.
rpo he ;SOLD, a -FIVE YEARS' LEASE of the extensive
IL PREMISES, situate 91, Bold-street, late in the occupa-
tion of Mr. T. Anstow, Silit'Mercer, with immediate possession.
—Also, the FixtdYes, &e., Which are pearly'new.—Apply to
-WOQLLlttylit: and CHIDsoN, 102, Bold-street,
Who have on Sale two excellent Shop Fronts, one Single
and one Double IViu l tw, Plate Glass, Cornice Columns, Fold.
ing Doors, ,Go rds, k.c , complete. (One ronrern.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

Ebe iLibripoot

FRl2o_ll' MORNING. NOVEMBER 18. 1836.

FRANCE.—The conflicting information received from
this country respecting the organization of the late plot
—its resources—who are, and who may be, implicated in
it; and how far it evinces the instability of the present
government, leaves us every thing to conjecture. One
paper says that all which is asked of Napoleon is self-
expatriation, whilst another declares that judicial investi-
gations are daily going on, as if law and not mercy was
intended. We think that they evince great political short-
sightedness, who mistake the imposing mildness of the
government for gentle forbearance. It is a bait that may
lure the rebel from his obscurity, and enable the hand of
justice to reach the delinquent that would otherwise
escape. We are assured, that all things are not right in
France. Another Fieschi has been seized, named Emile.
Chaperon ; and in his lodgings was found "an infernal
machine," constructed for the same purpose as that lately
levelled at the King. If "one swallow does not make a
summer," 3 et, when we see them quickly succeeding
each other, we know that genial season is at band. Let
the proverb admit of a moral and pOliticitl application.

TURRET.—The uncompromi sing firmness of the British
government, which demanded the dismissal of the [leis
Effendi of the than& Porte, fur . his violation of the law
of nations, in the case of Mr. Churchill, has, we think,
stopped short of that full retribution we had a right to.
expect. The honour of the British Ambassador is fully
recognized, but the rights of a British subject are still
infringed. We think, if there was policy to demand such
a visitation upon the guilty agent, there was a louder
voice pleading for recompense to him who had-suffered
wrong. But, it appears from statements made by a resi-
dent at Constantinople, that the latter was frustrated, if
ever attempted, by the machinations of Russia.

SPAlN.—There are few authenticated documents from
this country, and we cannot attach great confidence to
"private intelligence"—men may tell what they see, or
repeat what they hear ; but, what a man sees is little,
and what he hears is doubtful, and neither are worth the
record of a public journal. For information of this kind
we must refer our readers to our extracts from the press.

From private information, we learn, that a project is
in gestation for the establishment of a Joint Stock Bank-
ing Society in London, the parties to which are required
to be holders of £2,000 shares, and those shares not
transferrable at the absolute will of the holder, but sub-
ject to the sanction of a committee, as to the eligibility of
the transferree. The express object of this company is
to unite men of real capital and character together, and
to obviate what they complain of as a ComMercial evil,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

T 'ISTJRSDAY.

On Ttit.:Rsoar next, ti:e 21th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, east side Brunswick Dock,
The followin, Cargoes, now landing, viz.:—
L Bee. from' Quebec,
348 Logs YELLOW TINE, measuring 25,940 feet,
118 Logs RED PINE, do. 5,181 feet;
44 Logs. OAK, do. "12 feet,
60 Logs ELM,. do. ,552 feet,
423 PINE DEALS,
5536 Standard STAvEs d 4m. Oc. 2q. 25,
3600 W.O. PUNCHEON STAVES, do. 3M. Oc.oq. 0,
21 ASH OARS;
24 -HICKORY HANDSPIKES. •
. Ex Woolf'vLove, from Quebec,
403 1,.0gs YELLOW PINE, measuring 31,270 feet,
58 Logs ICED PINK, do. 2,421 feet,.
38 Logs OAK, de. 1,335 feet,
66 Logs ELM, do. -2,572 feet, •
421 PINE DEALS,. •
4700 Standard STAVES,. do.' 3m, sc. oq. 14,
7739 W. O. PUNCHEON STAVES, do. 6m. 4c. lq. 29,
24 ASH OARS,.
•21 HICKORY HANDSPIKES.
Ex-Gleaner; from Miramichi'
•
744 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 28103 feet,
63 Logs BIRCH, do. 1,237 feet,
3473 DEALS, measuring .106,260 superficial feet, •
9 Cords 4 feet LATHWOOD.
The above Cargoei (the shipment of Messrs. Pollok, Gil-
mour, and C 0.,) are of superior quality, and well worthy the
attention of consumers. . .
Apply to Mr. DyNCSH Gi1313, Merchant, or
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT.
On Ttaisnai, the 29th instant, at Six o'clock' in the Evening,
at Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Prescot, in the county of
Lancaster, in the following or such other Lots as maybe then
agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be
then produced,
Lot LALI, that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING-
HOUSE, situate on the north side,..or-and fronting.
Fazakerley-street, in Prescot aforesaid, yrjyh the YARD. OUT-
BUILDINGS, extensive GAR DENS, Vnd other APPURTE-
NANCES thereto belonging, recently in the occupation of
Miss Richardson, deceased, the late Proprietress thereof.
The House is comnicidious and •well and substantially built,
and suitable for the immediate reception of a respectable fainily.
The:Gardens are *ell Choice Fruit Trees.
Also, all that. other MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
adjoining .to the above Messuage, with the OFFICE, OUT-
BUILDINGS, and other. APPURTENANCES .thereto be.
longing, and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward.

'these Premises areCopyh4l of luheritance.
Lot 2. All that large SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of
the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Present, and lately
occupied by Miss Richardson.
Ear further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN and CROSS,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TEETH,
MADE OF INCORRODIBLE SUBSTANCES, AND
MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,

FOR FILLING DECAYED TEEM WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE.
MONS. MALLAN, SURGEON DENTIST,
46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,'
Of the firm of Malian and Sons, 32, Great Rnsiell-street, Blooms-
bury,square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, Oily, London
QTILL continue to restore DhCA,II7PIS 1 EETH with their
CELEBRATED MINERAL SITCCEDANEUM so uni-
versally recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris.
The operation is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest
PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and allays the st exci;"-
ciating pain, and lasting for many years ; also CASTEN
LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from ae, neglect, or disease
in the Gums. INCOBROMBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA-
URAL TEETH ,plo-ced, from one to a co
m andwhichincapable fixed without
the iucumbranee of Wires or any other ligatures, and answer
every purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION.
°barges as in Parii.--,Artificial Teeth Repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

To be „ii...01b-

INVESTMENT.
TO be SOLD, TEN SHARES in the WARRINGTON
GAS WORKS, price 1:45 per Share. The Annual Di-
vidend fur some years past has been'E2 per Sh,re, and as the
Works are now con plete, and the consumption of. Gas increas-
ing, larger dividends may reasonably be expected.
Apitly (post-paid) to Mr. Smrru, Agent, Gas Works, War-
rington- •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

The Public is respectfully informed that an arrangement has
been made for Foul: NIGHTS ONLY, with the celebrated
Miss KELLY, late of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane,
Covent-garden, and English Opera House, who will make
her appearance here This EVENING, (Friday,) the 18th
instant, being her FIRST and Fa nawaLL VISIT to Liverpool,
as Miss Kelly's performances, after her engagement here,
are intended to be confined to the boards of her own Theatre
in the Metropolis.
THIS present FRIDAY Evening, the 18th instant, MISS
KELLYJL will present au entirely Original Entertainment,
arranged by herself, entitled
DRAMATIC RECOLLECTIONS,

WITH STUDIES OP CHARACTER,
which has been received with unparalleled success in London,
and in all the principal Theatres of the sister kingdom.
PART I.
Introduction—difficulties in going alone—Stars.
STARS !
Feminine Advice—Lady Savage, het Dogs and Daughters—
Mrs. Parthian : obliviscent eminiscences—Biographical
Glances—Early Patronage—John Kemble—Pincushion and
Crown Piece—Girlhood and Womanhood—Debateable Land—
Macadamized Music—A Receipe.
BRAVURA. Discomposed by Mr. T. Cooke.
Mr. M‘Credit : a sweet expression--Hints and Compli-
ments—A Theory—Mrs. Siddons—Constance's Tears—Sally
Simpkins, in Service, but out of Place—Country Engage-
meuts—Costume—Yarico's Skin—The Spinning Wheel—One
good turn deserves another—Orchestral Absentees.—Song—
Hope told a flattering," in D.
With a disbanded Flageolet Accompaniment.
P•RT 11.
Journeying—Welsh Harper—Modern Plagiarism.
Song—Welsh Air.
First introduction to Irish Character—Scotch Woman—
Terence and no Classic—Car's Tour—Dublin—The Peggy !
Nell's Laugh—lrish Kindness—O'Donnell's Farewell.
" Getting up a Benefit."
Mrs. M iffy's Piano-forte, and Mr. M iffy's Letter-forte—Coach
Pathos and Minute Interview—Public Characters—Mr. and
Mrs. Drake of the Profession—Comparative Anatomy.
PART

To consist of a Mono-DraMaticEntertaininent, displaying
Sketches of Character, in Colours, entitled
MRS. PARTRIAN AT 1-10M11.
The Music selected from the Compositions of Mr. T. Cooke.
Sally Simpkiu (with snatches of Ballads
and a very original Kit-Cat Song)—Miss KELLy
Parthian, (as well as her memory
servos her) Miss KELLY !!
Miss Betsey Rattle, (a desirable inmate
for unfurnished apartments) Miss KELLY ! !!
Mademoiselle Jeieuue, (a Governess and
Actress elect) Miss KELLY ! ! !
" The Blind Boy" Miss KaL►,Y I
The Dumb Girl Miss KuLty
Miss Kelly by
The Box Plan for Miss KELLY's Nights is now open, when
places in the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Parker, from Ten
till Three. No places can be secured unless Tickets are taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

WEDNESDAY. ,

On WEDNESDAY next, the .23d instant, at One o'clock,• in
Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street,
441'.tous Honduras MAHOGANY,
,
' - containing 115,000 feet,
Imported ill the Hannah, direct.from the 13av,-and now landing.
390 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
pt
/
• • - : being real City Wood, per Fr' ndship.
Also 119 Logs Cuba MAHOG'AN'Y pe ,airfield,
127 Logs Do. . •- • •D 0.,. . • • „Albion,
1:3 Logs ki a vanah CE BAR, • .1) it Ditto,
• 258 Pieces FART4IIDGE- WOOD,— - •
84 Beal aio.ROSEWOUD PLANKS, just landed,
558 -Bahia ROSEWOOD PLANKS,
20 Tons ZEBItAWOOD PLANKS,
350 Logs of PENCIL CEDA It,
320 LANCEWOOD SPARS.
By order of the Importers,
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

PRESTON AND WYRE DOCKS.
Thursday, 111th Nur.. 18:36.
T a MEETING of the FRIEN 1)5 of this UNDERTAK-
±,S,.. ING, held THIS Day, at N 0.82, Cornhill, London,
P. HESKETI-1 FLEETWOOD, Esq., the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanneously agreed to :
I st,—That the Harbour of Wyre, both from its safe and ready
access, and othi,r material advantages, and almost nominal
Dues, is eminently ealculate,l to become an extensive Port of
Commerce, and requires only the fur,nai ion of Docks to make
it surpass every other .nu the Lancashire Coast.
241,—That it is consequently highly desirable that a Company
should be formed for the malcit4; of. Ducks, with Warehouses,
&c., and thereby affording the necessary accommodation to the
•
Foreign Trade.

3d,—Ttiat such Company be styled the PreSton and Wyre
Dock Company.
4th,—That a capital of £1.00,000 he raised, in 2030 shMes of
£5O each, upon which a deposit of £2 10s. will be. requirtd to be
paid.
sth,—That a Provisional 'Directory be formed, anti Prospec-
tuses issued, and that all necessary proceedings be takt n for
obtaining an Act of Incorporation at the next Session of Par-
liament, and carrying this undertaking. into eff,,ct.
OW hl N. T. A L.G slt, Sec. pro. tem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

SATURD tIY.

To-mortuow, (Saturday,) the 19th instant, at Twe we o'clock,
. on the Quay, east side 'Prince's Do' ,
BG2 Barrels TURPENTI
Landing, ex Solon, from New York.—Appl oTtiontAs Ton
Merchan't, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE'and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

~.~ L
k:n

t Englat,il is
=eat suf.
tiliun.
sly pronoted
refoim, there

st intentions;

were sincere.

Istood by its
een applying
sacerbat ions,,
of discontent
der. To the
y have freely
-aging thirst;
)rue rum e ag-
a favourable

me and rest
Look at the

isbut n e —I wo

diseases pre
.me fatuity of
Id the appkr
le main quas-
i:l. What has
r complicated
? What re-
ad, and now

sing and ex-
WI regard to
)rn our vliores,
all are lust, or

'be merchant,
itable world—

1 nations—be

woductions of

painted with
kiws and corn-

'ort into which

o shop to irn-
-, quitting his
ke a speech at
like the Ghoet

" or, perhaps,
;tarters of the

of .a spot to
e do nut wish
bttek ground,
gilts. But wa
aubed all over
oud policy lies
,d to represent
r, covered the
were all buried
t this enlight-
ulitical aberra-
ind intelligent
use " habituns

ait dans l'uni-

tent au corn

;outent jalnLi4
;" anti would
Ind bonourabla

NuUi
de la G:eca
. chercher des

ly, even npua
most respepta-

point w•e re-

e. magnet, yet,
is of social and
de those poles
together by a
clamour or the
he intelligence
heard iui•ther,

ie prusperity of
eusitie accepta-

lie common

tiger to' imitate
fire, and then

a to secure his
rantastic.artiele
Let a vigilant
ia. we •
;land with
am of. national-:;1

eats of our, pu-
r " tariff' the
icles of thitish
• they disturbed
tustedi vve find

interests--tlia,t

U) at home, un-
ahrowl. There!
this polio o 1
which governs
egligent,uf our
i ourselves, that
at thisinonient,

ew in the eoun-

noes that pene-

exercise of •'
well-arranged
tici pations, lays
rhilst every day
plan. Turkey
eagle has more
rey—Uut the fit
ther plume
supply of some
Ire ventures to

unimpassioned
it of physical
citement—twa.

st in tile body
STD of 'reform—
s much incliner-

our interests. in
lieeubit?" i&

I. We, we at
ration itself can ;;7
dertake the de-
solved, to me,.
ion of England
littlest reformer,
to him. It is
to common
iat political zeal
ni to ,throw the
ad the political
cation, which, if
at will prove the
already ,greatly
on vetted the ex-
of civil discord.

first accorupani-
in, for we have
g at its highest
of. England was
e have seen con-
.ty the arrival of
lent of renewed
:,.SU to tbil i.And
return--whilst
has clirnbed the
st piece of intel-
unbridled hopes,
d independence,'
d. Aud we have
Kace the cloud "
ical intoxication
e men, who, were
gradually, 'pore
3ls of that,"Anuit,
Ling of their,
in the jot
"what a change
ive short years."

ihervative:ptinet-
tet a man.,9l,.eda-
for time• itPue-
Illy liberal i• now,
le Church keemed
tremble to :attack
,• •
lon which, unJer
ate popery, was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

WEDNESDAY..

On WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant, at ' welve, at Batesou
and Horsfall's Office, Lower tle-street,
1( Bags GARDA M . S, - -
1t Boxes PLUMB GO,
5590i1s COIR ROPE,
ex Zoe, from •Cevlon.-7
BATES'ON and 11ORSFALL, Brokers."

On WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant, at Joseph Cheatham
and Co.'s Office, Union-courtir Castle-street,
300 Bags Sicily.
640 Bags Trieste sHirmAc
160 Bags Tyrol '
580 Bags Verona
15 Casks BORACIC ACI ,
9 Casks Brown TARTAR,
7, Casks I ARGOL,
12 Bales Torkey MADDER ROOTS.
Apply to JOSEPI4 C•I:II.ETH AM and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

FLAMM.

Prance...
Malta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah. .
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras
Leeward Islands and Demerara

Jamaica -ind Bahamas
earthagena and La Guam....
North America
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Suritaerland,Denrnarlt, Prussia, Rus-
Sia, and the North of Europe ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

TO BUILDERS.

-DERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING for t_b•e-ivhole or
various WORKS in tire, ERECTION o be intended
CHURCH of ENGLAND SCHOOLS in ND-STREET
may see Plans and Specifications, on n ter Saturday next,
('l'o-morrow,) at the Savings' Bank, d-street. •
Sealed Tenders are to he left at 4l Savings' Bank, address-
ed to the Rev. JONATHAN BnooKs, Chairman of the Committee,
hefcre Ten o'clock on MONDAY, the 15th instant, endorsed
"Tender for School, Bond street," and containing the names;
of Two Sureties.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

011 r C!D STATES

To sail on the tith Aua'ust, and hav nearly t whole of
her cair ,eouayed.
4'l
`"01,
‘t,. For NEW VoliK
The very fine regular-tra!lin rst-class
American Ship ALF •p,
CaptainGnEEvlza' •
I,l34rthPn 460 tons; copper-fastened, amf newly coppered; sails
8., fast ; is now only on her SIXTH voyage, and is a very de-
able conveyance for goods and passengers.—For freight or
Passage apply on board, in Prince's Dock, or to
WA DDINGTON,, IiOLT, and Co.
..____

To sail on the 12th instant. ..'
Alf the greater part of her cargo engaged, and will . take
any Steerage Passengers. .
' For NEW YORK, b
i!..,,,,....
The very superior first-class Am ' n Ship
',•Q'st,'-
•,........, MOHAWK, ..
Itioti. Captain STEVENS;
en 350 tons ; co eyed and copper-fastened ; built under
Wr_tnicular inspection, of the best materials; sails very fast, and
fre7,,. excellent conveyance for goods and passengers. —For
t.ht or passage apply on'board, in the Waterloo Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.
..._

e To sail on the 15th August.
For CHARLESTON,
The very fine first-class American Shi RNELIA,
Capt. EATON ;
aturthen 340 tons, coppered and coner-fasten , and well known
v„8 Very fast sailer.—For freight or passage, having good ac-
"laraodations, apply on hoard, io Waterloo Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, Flour, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

FIRE WORKS!

ever seen in Liverpool; by M. D'ERNST, Artist to his Majesty.
The Entertainments will be more fully explained in the Bills.
On account of the immense expense incurred, the Admission
will be, for Non-Subscribers, 25.; Children, Half-price.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

Aeatti Motif £.

r rtHE Commissioners in a fiat in, bankruptcy b aring date
against GEORGE VISE] ;l;, the 21st day of Angust, 1835, awaldeu issued forth
of I; el in the county of
Lancaster, merchant, dealtA. and c Lan, intend to meet on
- ,
the 12th day of August instant, at one o'clock in the afternoOlf,
at the Clarendon-roan-is, J An-street, in Liverpool afore-
said, in ()Her to snake a iividernl of the estate and effects of the
said bankrupt, when an trlieie the crPdifors whO have not 4-
ready proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the
same,
or they will be excluded the benefit of the said divic.4.#o.
And all claims net than proved will be disallowed.
M W pi; Solicitor, •

,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

Flou it V 280tb

English, fine 0 0.. 0 0
Irish, gds, new 3.5 0 .. 38
Do. fine .
American. sweet,
per bd. free 0 0 . 0 0
Do. in bond
Do. sour, free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in bond
Canadian, free
Do. in bond 28 30
OATMEAL, ctr 2401 b
English, new .... 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish, new
Do. old
BRAN, 41, 24th. 0 11 .. 1 1

LIVERPOOL INFI
Front the 28th July,

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

RMA RY REPORT,
to the
.4th .slug. 1836.

ADMITT4D.
In-patients
Out-patients
Casual during z I. P.
the last week f 0 i!.
Remain in the ho zse lfet

House Visitors—Mr. W. J. Myers and Rev. T. G Leigh.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. J. .Aoherott.

LOCK lIOSPITAL.
Admitted 8 1 In the Hospital 46 j Discharged 10

NORTHERN HOSPITAL MONTHLY REPORT.

JULY, 183 G.

PATIENTS ADIIITTI31). PATIENTS DISCUAEGED.
Accidents without reconathen- Cured l4
dation
Medical and Surgical cases with Irregular
'recommendation
Remaining in the Hospital. 34

House Visitors, John Lightbody, Esq., and Charles Warner, Eiti.
Chaplain, Rev. J. H. Stafford—Treasurer, George J. Wainwright, Esq.

House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

FOREIGN MAILS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

TiURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the llth instant, at welve, at Bateson
and HorSfall's Otlice; Lower stle-stteet,
720 13ags Ceylon C
Now landing, ex Zoe. from Ceylon.
BATESON and LIORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

TiTi.,7SDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve clock, at Bu-
chanan and Browne's Office, Old -street,
120 Tierces Jamaica CO
Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and ~ Merchants,•or
BUCHANAN an BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

`) 943 Ay

On dccoitnt of the Underwr• yrs. •
On MONDAY next, the Sth instant, welve o'clock, on the
Quay, and at, the Depot, port d Prince's Dock,
600 Bale of ,OT TON,
Saved from the wreck of the John Welch, from Sayanilla.—.-
ForTntther particul,rs apply to JotiN A onms, Esq., Merchant,
or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

importg.

PRICA

Merrilies, (213) Penrice, fin Africa, with 560 cks palm oil, 912
',/,,iants' teeth, 1 t 10 c catnwood, 2 cks pepper, 1 ck 3 cs retd goods,
Laifer—t4 Dk

EAST (VOTES. C.IPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c.
Zoe, (305) Holmes, fm Ceylon and Mauritius, with (fm Ceylon) VO
hag; coff,.. 11 hagi carda.noms, 414 boxes black lead, 105 coils coir
rope, 7 G White and co coils coir rope, Order-16 bags coffee.
1,11(led at St Helena-10(1 do. Landed at Mauritius--(fm Mauritius)
2!.)9 bags sugar, T kikin-1186 do, Taylor, Potter nod co-7d7 do,
ttawson and co-616 do, 4 pkgs sundries, Order—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

TO BUILDERS.

THE LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER' RAILWAY
COMPANY ai e desirous to CONTRACT fur the B •
ING of n range of WAREHOUSES, SHEDS 'ICES,
;and APPURTENANCES, with an approac nal, to be .sup-
ported principally on Arches, from NV reef, Manchester,
to the Irwell Bridge, for the pupose of arrival Station. The
Buildings to be erected on a plot of g iund lately occupied with;
the Die-works of Messrs. Itothwell & Harrison.
Plaits & Sections of the intended Works may be seen at the
Office of Mr. Dixon the Company's Engineer, in Salford,.
where Specifications ofithe same may be had.
Sealed Tenders forthe execution of the work, addressed to.
the Treasurer, will be received. or befoie Friday, the 2cl_
September, at the Company's Office, in Lime-street,Eiverpool;
and further particulars may be had Ott
pplication to Mr..
.DIXON or to ' HENRY, BOOTH,
• Treasurer.
N.B—Security will be replied for the satisfactory execution
and completion i.. 1" the Contract, within 12 mouths from the.dater
when the Tender shall be accepted.
Liverpool 4th of August, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

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City, Wednesday, Twelve o'clock' •
Accounts of the death of Mr. Rothschild, which were received
'n
yesterday evening, about six o'clock, by an express to his ra",J,,,,
a
here, have caused a considerable sensation on ' Change, an
among the monied interest. His demise will he regretted_ti;
many classes of society,and particularly am ‘ngst the poor (11`)_,
Jews and Christians), to whom be was very charitable, and,v,ii'e
particular occasions of distrevs, gave large donations• a
understand be left this country without making any will; pubts
few days before his death, he made one, in which he reque 1.,
that his body should be brought to London for interment, a..
though Frankfort was his birth-place. It appears he was sentsl id
ble that his immense fortune was obtained in Eng;lalid, %l
where his house was looked upon as one of the first commerscv
and speculative, houses in Europe. The confidence which.a.,,
placed in him in money, as well as various other ttausacticc
was without limit.' We hear that he retained his senses to
the
last hour of his life. His body is expected to arrive about Tv;
latter end of the. week, accompanied by the whole of his
Madame Rothschild bemoans the severe loss she has sustained;
she has been an affectionate and dutiful wife—scarce ever iea
ing, him or reposing herself during nine wecki—watching-
o'er