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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

OIL-STREET FOUNDRY.

910 be DISPOSED OF, and may be entered upon
im-
mediately, the GOOD-WILL and BUSINESS of
this Concern. The Situation is an advantageous one;. the
Works and Buildings are well and judiciously erected, and
the Stock of Materials and Utensils may be had on-reasona-
ble terms.

Apply to HARMOOD BANNER and SON, Harrington Cham
bets, North John-street.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE

IVO he SOLD, with immediate possession, GREEN-
FIELD HOUSE, pleasantly situated in West Derby,
fronting Croxteth, about four miles from the Liverpool Ex-
change, together with the Walled Garden stud Orchard, well
stocked with choice Fruit Trees. Hothouse, and the Land
adjoining, the whole comprising about 4a. 9n. statute
measure. The House contains an excellent Drawing-room,
Dining-room, very superior Kitchens and Pantries, on the
Ground Floor; Breakfast-room, Four Bed-rooms, Dressing-
rooms, with ot and Cold Baths, and Water Closet, on the
Second Floor; and Three Bed-rooms, on the Third Floor ;
a good Dairy, and excellent Cellar, The Outbuildings con-
sist of Stabling for Six Horses, Coach-house, Harness-room,
with Servants'-room above, Cow-house, &c.

For further particulars apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS,
Water-street, Liverpool.

ENtration.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MOLINEUX begs respectfully to announce, that
the Academies in Hardman-street, Liverpool, and
Portland-place, Woodside, for Instruction on the PIANO-
FORTE, in SINGING, and in the THEORY of MUSIC,
will recommence on TtiuttsnsY next, the 19th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY 16.

There is a great quantity of rabbish thrown upon the market,
which, as it is offered at extremely low rates, militates against the
price of prime Butter. The best brands are consequently offering
at 85s to 86s. Pickled Butter is lower, gds having been sold at 855.,
87s is however, generally asked.—Prime Beef and Pork in steady
demand ; these articles will no doubt continue high during the re-
mainder of the season.—Bacon is firmly held at an advance of about
Is about Is per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

STALLION.

9. AMURATH, 6 years old, by Langar, out of Armida,
by Rinaldo.
HORSES IN TRAINING, &C.
10. A RGANTE, a Bay Colt, 4 years old, own brother to
Amurath.
11. DECEMBER, a Brown Colt, foaled in December,
1831, by Humphrey Clinker, out of Amurath's dam. En-
gaged in a Produce Stake at Holywell, 50 sovs. each, h. ft.,
7 subscribers.
12. RODORA, a Chesnut Filly, 3 years old, by Felt, out
of Roseleaf, by Whisker—Rosalba, &c.
13. A CHESNUT COLT, 3 years old, by Felt, out of
Rosalba, (Verbena's dam.) Engaged in a stake at War-
wick, 50 sovs. each, h. ft., tour subscribers, allowed 31b.
14. PAR OLLES, a Roan Colt, 4 years old, by Augustus,
or Shakspeare, out of Miss Craven, by Mr. Lowe.
Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 not to be delivered until the
end of the Liverpool race week.
15. ROSOLIO, a Chesnut Gelding, 2 years old, by Vanish,
out of Roseleaf, engaged in a Stake at Liverpool, luly, 1829,
50 sovs. h. ft., allowed 31b., nine subscribers; and in a Stake
at Warwick, 50 sovs., h. ft., allowed 31b., 15 subscribers.
16. A BROWN FILLY, 2 yews old, by St. Nicholas,
out of Mysinda, by Lottery. Engaged in a Stake at Liver-
pool, July, 1839, 50 sovs. each, h. ft., allowed 31b.; and in the
Knowsley Dinner Stakes, same place, in Sir John Gerard's

name.
17. A CHESNUT YEARLING COLT, by Plenipoten-
tiary, out of Signorina.
A. A BAY YEARLING FILLY, by Mulatto, out of
Olinda, by the Colonel—Linda by Waterloo.
BROOD MARES.
19. SW E ETB R I AR, 4 years old, by Langar out of Rose-
leaf, by Whisper; covered by Bran.
20. .ERMINIA, a Chesnut Mare, 5 years old, own sister
to Amoratb, by Langar, out of Armida; covered by Voltaire.
21. OLIN OA, a Brown Mare, 5 years old, by the Colonel,
out of Linda, by Waterloo, grandam Cressida—Priam's darn
covered by Velocipede.
22. WAGTAIL, a Brown Mare, by Whisker, out of Ur-
ganda's dam, by Sorcerer, covered by Voltaire.
Lots 19, 20, 21, not to be delivered until weaning time.

The Property of a Gentleman.
23. PORTLAND, a Chesnut Colt, 4 years old, by Re-
covery, out of Caifacaratadaddera.
21. A CHESNUT YEARLING COLT, by Recovery,
out of a Counts Mare, sister to Sophy. This is a remark-
ably fine racing-like colt.

The Property of a Gentleman.
25. A CHESNUT FILLY, 2 years old, by Recovery.
out of the Nun, by Blackluck, grandam by Whisker, gt.
grandam by Orville, engaged in a Produce Stake atChester,
1839, 50 sous. each, h. ft.:—with or without her engageMent.

The Property of a Gentleman.
26. A DARK BROWN HORSE, 6 years old, by Peter
Lely, out of own sister to Spartan. He won a plate at
Manchester and another at Ludlow, in 1836.

The Property of a Gentleman.
27. PA MMO N, a Bay Colt, 4 years old, by Priam, out o
King Cole's (lain.

28. A CEIESNUT MARE, by Phantom, dam Breeze,
by Soothsayer, with a Filly Foal, by Stumps, and covered
by Battledore.

ALSO,
29. ZARA, a Brown Mare, foaled in 1831, got by Camel,
dam by Tom'slluplicate, out of Laura, by Beningborough,
covered by Muley Moloch,
30. A BAY GELDING, 4 years old, by Flexible, out 01
Juliana, by Pyramus, grandam Euprasia, by Ruben!.
The whole are now on view.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 13.

There has been a fair inquiry this week from the trade and for
exportation ; and although the importers have not offered their
stocks freely, the market is still heavy, and last week's prices are
barely maintained ; particularly for the common qualities of Ameri-
can. 250 American have been taken on speculation, and 800 Ameri-
can, 300 Surat and 50 Bengal for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.

From the 6th inst. to this day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY.

Mr. BROTHEILTON and Mr. BAINES presented some very
interesting petitions on the subject of idolatry in India.
Lord J. Rossi:it., i❑ answer to Mr. R. Painter, said that
he could nut state when it would be proposed to take into con-
sideration the lords' amendments to the poor relief (Ireland)
bill.

Sir. G. GREY, in answer to Sir J. Graham's inquiries, said
that he was informed, two (uot three) vessels had arrived at
Demerara with hill coolies: the East India labourers' bill
would afford au opportunity for discussion on this subject, if
it were desired.

Sir R. PEEL, having adverted to the statement of outrage
on the part of the coast guard, mentioned in Thursday's Man-
sion House report,
Lord J. Russiat. said that he had not seen the account,
but that he would institute inquiry into the subject.
Lord ASHLEY made formidable complaint re7„arding the
"counting out" of the house on Thursday, and thus warding
off the motion of which he had given notice, namely, "to call
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

SOUTH AMERICA.

Rowena,-E Bell, 314 Brazils, Kers, Imrie &Co
Clementson, J Newby, 261 Laguira and Puerto, W Itoze and en
Artemis, T Losh, 312 -Rio Janeiro, Kers, Imrie &Co

UNITED SIA TES.
. .... . . .
Maryland, Berry, 400 Alexandria, . G& J Smith
Ann Wayne, --, 200 Baltimore, W & J Brown &Co
Cal.Alonia Brander, I Y Nicholsop, .545 City Point: Virginia,
NN.ildes, Piekersgill & Co
West Chester, W Ferris, 700 New York, Waddington &Co
Tecumseh, Suydam,,. New York, W & J Brown & Co
Arab, J Marshall, 600 New York, Ingleby & Co
Geo. Washington, II Holdredge, 603 New York, Wildes & Co
Helen Mar, E Procter, 300 Philadelphia, Humphreys & Co
Susannah Cumming, Slater, 515 Portsmouth, W & J Brown & Co
Nerius, Wanbersee, Rhode Island, W & J Brown & Co
Tainerlane, S Albree, ' 346 Wiseasset, Bolton, Ogden &Co

BRITISH 'AMERICA.
Sir Walter Scott, J Young, 409 Quebec, • C Chaloner Sr. Co
Liverpool. D Ramsay, 556 Quebec, Cannon., Miller and Co
Bruce, J Stephenson. 306 Quebec, Bahr, Behrend Sr Co
Susan & Sarah, J B Oliver, 329 Richibucto, Anderson. Garrow & Co
Thomas Naylor, F Vinnis, 283 Restigouche. II Smith &Co
Liebe, J Sinclair, 136 St. John, Nfld, W Tarbet
Adelaide, J Davison, 451 St. John, N.B. C W Tisdale
Edgcombe, J Roberts, 121 St. John, Nfid, Ferris, Butler & Co

EUROPE.
Columbine, J Kennedy, 175 Azores and Nova Scotia, Bahr &Co
John Troughton, T Jordan, 267 Archangel, Richardson &Co
Farmers, W Smardon, 65 Bourdeaux, Campbell & ltudd
L'Amanda, J Lacoste, 70 Bo urdeaux,Bahr, Behrend & Co
Racer, T Toogood. 116 Constantinople. W Walker
Margaretha, J C Wallis, 160 Elsinore, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Lion, G Watson. 162 Genoa, Bahr, or Bibby &Co
Cintra, W Renfree, 114 Gibraltar, Cotesworth & Smith
Peri, W Vivian, 79 Gibraltar. . G Yates
Martha, T Thomas, 98 Hammerfest, Huntington &Co
Shannon, D Jones, 99 Hammerfest, Huntington &Co
Elizabeth, -, 82 Hambro',T Harrison, jun. & Co
Robert Seurfield, W Clough, 215 Malta, Chapman & Willis
Tritta, G Scorgie, 170 Malta and Smyrna, J Aikin
Tartar, J Davie, 85 Oporto, Wild & Gibson
Jontwrow Elizabeth, J Hens, 120 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Mathew Plummer, 1' P Thursvy, 293 St. Petersburg,
Bahr, Behrend and Co
Scotia, J Gregory, 236 St. Petersburg, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Beccles, G L Manthorpe, 184 Trieste, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Emerald, 11 Weatherby, 256 Trieste, G Yates

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT

'URAL MARKET, JuLy 11

S.s d. s. d. P. d. s. d.
Old fray 0 9 'ao II tc,2OM Potatoes .... 3 03 6 4•901 b
New Hay 0 7 0 9- Cattle Ditto.. 0 0 0 0 -
Clover nay - ' Turnips 0 0 0 0 per ton
Straw, Wheat 0 S 0 9- Carrots 0 0 0 0 -
Straw, Oat ... 0 7 0 8- Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0 -
Straw:Barley 0 0 0 9- Vanure 5 0 6 0-
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 14

Several cargoes of Wheat, from the English coast, arrived for last
Tuesday's market •, hut the supplies from Ireland have been on a
limited scale, and the total import of British produce for the week
are to a small amount. The arrivals from foreign ports consist of
7900 quarters of Wheat, 360 quarters of Oats, 370 quarters of Peas,
and 3000 barrels of Flour. Throughout the week trade has had an
improvingappearance, and, at yesterday's market, a good business
was done in free at an advance of Id to 2d per bushel on Tuesday's
rates : English red sold at lOs 2d to lOs 4d, and lOs per 70Ibs was
paid for choice Irish red.—Flour was in fair demand at 49s to 52s
for good up to 56s per sack for superior marks.—A few parcels of
Oats have been taken on country account : 3s to 3s 2d per 45lbs the
range of prices for the general runs of Irish.—There was rather a
freer sale for Oatmeal yesterday ' • the best qualities of Irish brought
26s 6d, good fair samples 26s to 26s 3d per 2401b5.—The market has
continued almost void of Barley—Beans and Peas without change
in value.—Bonded Wheat has again attracted considerable attention,
several cargoes of red have changed hands, during the last two days,
at 7s to 7s 5d per 7011is.—Some parcels of European sweet Flour
found buyers at 28s to 30s per barrel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

First Vessel, and will sail immediately.
For BAT AV lA,
The fine first-class Ship OTTERSPOOL,
' • JAFFRAY SCEALES, Commander ;
She has excellent accommorkitions for passengers.—For
freight or passage apply to Messrs. TAYLOR. POTTER, and
Co., or to NV. N. MOORE,

Will meet with immediate despatch.
For DEMERARA,
With leave to call at MADEIRA,
42,"; The fine British-built Barque ELLEN,
ROOT. MACDOWAL, Commander ;
A 1 ; hurt hen per register 245 tons.—For freight or passage
apply to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.' or to
BOLD and STARKEY.

g.--alco by Auction.
THIS DAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

y c A .

The Muses, it must be owned, have not shown much ala-
crity in lending their aid to give expression to the universal
feeling at the late national solemnity. Their apology, we
suppose, is that their duties do not extend to the realm of
truth—the excuse offered to Charles by their favoured son
Dryden. The following verses, with 'Which we have been
favoured by the author, Mr. B. L. Swifte, of the Regalia-
office, a gentleman lung known in British literature, form,
we think, a distinguished exception to the mediocrity et infra
of the coronation poetry of 1835—they are worthy of a better
poetical era, and almost worthy of the subject:—

VICTORIA.
1.
Britain's first and fairest,
Brightest, best, and rarest,
In whose natal star was seen
The advent of her virgin Queen—
Hail, Victoria, hail to thee,
Britain's maiden Majesty
2.
Blest is she who bore thee,
Who in watching o'er thee
Past her princely widowhood :
She, who thy young heart endued
With firmness for the dangerous hour,
Of a sceptre's early poke:.
3.
Well dost thou inherit
The frank and friendly spirit
Of thy gallant soldier sire:
Female grace and manly fire,
Blended on thy brow serene,
Gem the crown of Britain's Queen.
l.
Name of adverse omen
To thy country's foemen ;
To her champions it doth shine,
Star of triumph, glory's sign.
Hail, Victoria, hail to thee,
Britain's pledge of Victory.
(From the Standard.)

MASONIC VERSION of GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Adapted to the Name of Her Most Gracious Majesty Qneeu
VICTORIA, by Brother JOHN FOWLER.

God save our Gracious Queen,
Long live our Noble Queen—
God save the Queen.
Send her victorious,
Happy and glorious.
Long to reign over us—
God save the Queen.

Hail! mystic Light divine !
May'st thou ne'er cease to bhine
Over this land.
Wisdom in thee we find—
Beauty and strength combin'd ;
Masons are ever join'd_ _

In heart and hand.
Come, then, ye Sons of Light,
In joyous strains unite—
God save the Queen.
Long May Victoria reign
Queen of the azure main :
Masons, resound the strain—
God save the Queen.

Cork Constitution.

HUMAN LIFE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

e attention of the house to the state of the law tar the re;

lation of the factories of the united kingdom, and to move,
"That this house deeply regrets that the law affecting the re-
gulation of the labour of children in factories, having been
round imperfect and ineffective to the purpose for which it
was passed, has been suffered to continue so long without any
amendment." But no trickery of that kind should succeed.
He was determined to bring it forward, and make his state-

nents on the first supply night.
Lord J. liussL•t.t. bore testimony to the manner in which
pis lordship had conducted this question, and, while express-
ng regret that the motion had been evaded, declared that the
?;overnment was no party to any manoeuvre to get the house
'counted out."

Mr. LABOUCHERE, Mr. R. STEUART, and Mr. Fox MA ULE,
also protested that the counting out was purely accidental.
The house then went into committee on the pr►sons bill.
It was afterwards arranged that the imprisonment fur debt
bill should be considered in committee, the ATTORNEY-GENE
.R A L being most anxious to proceed with it.
The other orders being disposed of, the house adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—ThunsoAy.

The trading companies bill was read a second time, and
ordered to be commilted on Saturday.
Lord JOHN RUSSEL suggested, that as the entertainment
in the city would interfere with the attendance of members on
Friday evening, the house should meet at noon that day.
The house adjourned at four till six o'clock.
Scarcely had the house re-assembled at six o'clock when a
member moved that it be counted, and it being found that
there were not 40 members present, the house adjourned till
Friday at twelve o'clock.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—FrItoAx.
After a new peer had been introduced, no other business
was transacted beyond the forwarding of the Dean forest
bill, and some other orders of the day a stage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

By order of the Mortgagees.
PERRAiPTottiLY,-011 THURSDAY, the 7th day of June fit, at
Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Clan-ndon Joins, in
South John-street, Liverpool, upon such ci,
utl ons as shall
be then produced,
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of
Great Nelson-street North, and south side of Coiling.
wood-street, with the TwO DWELLING-HOUSES, COW-
HOUSE, STABLES, and SHEDS, thereon ere,:ted, contain-
ing in'frout to Great Nelson-street North 40 feet 7 inches, and
running in rear or depth on the east side, northwerdly, 76 feet
10 inches, and then turning eff at an angle and running east-
warrliy 9 feet 9 inches, and then again turning off at an.angle
and running in further depth northwardly to Collingwood-street
`2 9 feet 3 inches, and running in depth from Great Nelson-street
North to Coll ingwood-street on the west side, northwardly, 101,
feet 9 inches, containing in front to Collingwood-street 36 feet
10 inches, and containing in the whole 763 superficial square
yards or thereabouts.

The Premises consist of Two newly erected Dwelling-houses,
now occupied as Public-houses, one of which fronts to Great
Nelson-street North, and the other is fronting to Collingwood.
street, with a Shippon or Cowhouse adjoining for twelve Cows.
There is Stabling for twenty Horses—a greater number might
be accommodated.

This Property would be very suitable for a Livery Stable
Keeper or Coach Proprietor. The Tenure is Freehold of In-
heritance.

For further particulars apply to Mr. THOMPSON, SoliCitor,
19, Newington-bridge, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

FROM BOLTON,

First Train
Seven, a.m.
Second Ditto Half-past. Eight, a.m.
Third Ditto Hair-past Nine, a.m.
Fourth Ditto Twelve, Noon.
Fifth Ditto....* Three, p.m.
Sixth Ditto..... . Five, p.m.
Seventh Ditto Seven, p.m.

ON SUNDAYS.
PROM MANCHESTER

First Train.... Eight, a.m I Second Ditto.... Six, p.m.
FROM BOLTON.

First Train I Second. Ditto ..Seven,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Duchess of Clarence, (274) W E James, from Lisbon, 1 hhd wine, 40
pipes olive oil, order-2 hhds 1• qr cask wine, Stack and flores-6 qr
casks do, Jones, Vindle and co-8 do, AJ do Costa-10 pipes olive
Oil, Edwards, Dan Son and co-4
.hhds wine. Winter and Sons-4 do,
Leviira and co-25 pipes olive oil, Leech,'Horrison and co—
hhds do, A Swainson-9 pipes do, J Yeoward-20 do, T Martin and
Sou 24 chests 4 hf chests oranges, .1 Bibby and co-156 chests 217
hf.chests oranges, J Adana-22 chests 119 hf chests 1 box oranges,
nrder-127 bags wool, Geller and co-6 do, C and J Rawdon-39 do,
Caine and Telo-180 tons salt, J Bibby and co.-. 25 bags 32 bundles
flax, Carne and Telo-25 casks contents unknown, 5 bundles skins, T
Mortin rnd Son—K D

EUROPE.
Ifenriette, L D'Hondt, from Antwerp, 100 bales flax, Tennants,
Moore and eo-50 do, T and A Brown and co-46 do, A Swainson-
-50 tons oak bark, Boucher and co—Q D
Maria, (172) 1 C Witt, from Stettin, 1500 brls flour, 190 qrs wheat,
4 fms lathwood, 4897 plates spelter, 1 hamper potatoes. order—Q l)
Elisabeth, (189) C F Kackow, from Stettin, 1130 qt., wheat, order-
-4 frris lathwood, Neuman and Engel—Q•L)
Pomerania, (167) D C Berner, from Wolgast, 800 qrs wheat, W
Lowe—QD .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

Lr•rs..r-mlr arstat _ A3^ll-7T

a similar retzttiati'm 1,0. enforced on the other

side, ..wheo t ry Protestant soldier was taught to believe 11,11 the
tlm.bolie service was idolatry.. The, reverend gentLmac !hen
Well( on to remark on the difficulty there was in exciting sym-
pathy for things which hoppened at- a distance. There were
persons, he said, who would feel intensely if they saw.a waggon
go over a -child before their own door, more than they
.would'if
they heard that the whole empire,6l China had been engulphed
by an earthquake. It was from Christianity,. he said, that the
enlarged sympathy must. spring that would make man feel
equally for his fellows over the whole world. He besoughlthem,
in the response of Christian sympathy, to make the earie re-
specting which they had met their own.- He could not but an-
ticipate that a-respOnse would he given in accordance with their
a Christianity. He expected response still wider, for-there was
in this cause something which -addressed itself to the common
sympathies of our nature. The merits of the question involved
a very serious dicussion. • They had heard the government of
India charged with persecution, and that was a grave charge.
They had heard that one individual stood exculpated. Mr.
Cunningham had vindicated the character of his friend Lord
Glenelg. But how came it to pass that it the Colonial Secretary
had forbidden the continuance of the system; the evils still ex-
isted,—(cheers,)—and that instead of the orders of the govern-
ment being attended to, the directors had shut the dour even
against further remonstrance.—(Cheet s.)
Anasi HODGSON, Esq: read the petition, and commented
thereupon at some length.
The petition was adopted, audit was resolved-that it should be
presented to both houses of parliament, after having,been signed -
by the inhabitants of Liverpool, and read again at a larger
meeting.
The thanks of the meeting were voted to the Reverend Chan-
cellor of the Diocese, and the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

THE OAKS.

Offers made this evening to take 6 to 1 about Ninny—layers
at 5. Careen)lle has been taken upon at 140 to 10.
THE MANCHESTER CUP, P.P.—The engagements have been
hitherto to small sums; the fieldsmen offers to I against any
one. Modesty, Golden Drop, Chit Chat, and Rover, seem to
be much upon a per; the latter has been backed to-day at 6 to
1, and 6 to 5 laid he beats Catherine.
THE LIVERPOOL JULY CUP, P.P.—Ten have been selected
in the course of the afternoon, and backed against the field for
a poney ; afterwards ten were offered to be given against the
field.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

Sir John Tobin,
Thomas Booth, Esq
Nathan Cairns, Esq.
Joseph Ewart, Esq.
Hardman Earle, Esq.
Robertson Gliulstone,, Esq.
A PPLICATIONS fur Sha,
IX. made to D. NEILSON, Esi
East. on or before the sth of Jul
May 23d, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

For BOMBAY,
The Ship L 1 N.T I N,
J. GILLMAN, Master ;
Intended to sail on the 31st instant. To call at Ma•
.tleira.!----For freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and FIIGGINSON.
•

To sail In a fetv days.
For BOMBAYe-
• ... The splendid A 1 British-buil argue JUPITER,
lt- Pm .-,..5.,..,
•
'll '''7 347 tort!
• ...- .-4 -
Was. Rastsar, ominander ;
~
'S ery superior cabins, fitted up for the East India trade.
.--bo ;,•ight or passage apply to JOSEPH JONES and Go.;
VLANNA. nd JONES ; or to
KERS, IMRIE, and TOMLINSON.

To said on the sth Ju
,2% For CALCU '
744,-;,i;._ The British-built Brig C iNGWOOD,
JOHN SNIPE, C wander;
Borth
en per register 282 tous ;in respects a superior con-
vey.a.neesse both for goods and passengers.—For terms, Sze. appy
al rs. TA YLun POTTER, and Co.; to Messrs. W. and .
YREIt, or to' W. N. MOORE,
Rumford-buildings, 2, Rumford-street.

Chartered. and will be despatched on the 51/c June.
1.44"1"•=0,4..-
_For_LlN'uLand.-MANILLA,
• (Perwarding-GOods to WRAmPOA,)
The flue new WhitehavenLbuilt Barque NILE,
, L. ANtrtisoN, Corn glider ;
A 1 .1218 lons register ; coppered a opper-fastened; ex-
pected to sail remarkably fast, a will be found a. most
desirable conveyance. For terms of freight or passage,
. having superior accommodations, apply to Messrs. IioBERT
Wisa and Co., Merchants, or to

W. N. MOORE,
Rumford-buildings, 2, Rumford-street.

NEW SOUTII

Will have immediate despatch.—Loading west side of
Prince's Dock.
For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY,
The beautiful fast-sailing LiverpoUl.built Barque
LAURA
E. DAY, Commander;
:329 tons register; A 1; coppered and copper-fastened, and has
:superior accommodations.—For freight or passage apply to
'Messrs. JOShPil JONES and Co.,

BRUDIE and HAMILTON, or
COTES WORTH ird SMITH.

WEST INDIES.

For BARBADOS, -'
The Ship A Lit:/E ,
i.. . .1-= JOHN ANWYL. M 1* ;
''''''' Intended to sail on the 26th ins ut.—For freight or
P assage apply to

BARTON, IRLAM, and lIIGGINSON.

To sail on the 9th ofe.
MAI For DEERA.R.
The Ship JOII N S, ONE, '
. ,
T. T. SPENCE, *aster.
For passage (having superior accompodations) apply In
SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

EREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE AND SMITHY, AT WAL-
TON-ON-THE-HILL.

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,. •
On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South Johnstreet, sub-
ject to conditions to be then produced; by orclor"of the Devisees
in Trust,
ALL that Piece of LAND, with the PUBLIC-HOUSE,
known bV the sign of the I-lORSE•SHoa, the SMITHY,
the CO E, and BUILDINGS thereon erected, situate
on the east side of Walton-brow, near to Walton Church, con-
taining to the front 22 yards, in depth on the southwardly side
19 yards 2 feet, and on the northeast side, along the back road,
29 yards and 6 inches, be the several dimensions thereof more
or less, now in the occupations of Margaret Woods and Robert
Woods.

The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS HARVEY, SO-
icitor, ,Harrington-chambers, North. John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION
.COMPANY.
Directors.
HENRY BAINOttIDGE. Esq., Chairman, London.
CHARLES ENI3ERBY,
Captain THOMAS LARKINS,
Captain ROBERT LOCKE,
Captain ROBERT ISACKE. .
Colonel ASPINWALL,
JUNws SafirH, Esq.,
JosePn ROBINSON Ptm, Esq.,
JAMES BEALE, Esq.,t. Cork.
PAUL TWIGG, Esq., "Dublin.
r rHE DIRECTORS of the above-named Company hereby
give notice, that, as the Voyages. of the " Sirins'!..eaud
" Gi•eat Western" Steam-ships to New York have put the suc-
.cess of the undertaking beyond,a doubt, it is their intention
immediately to commence building additional Steam-vessels
suitable for the LONDON, LIVERPOOL, and NEW
YORK TRADE, and that they are now ready to receive appli-
cation for SHARES. 1.:10 to be.paid on allotment of Shares
of 1:100 each.
Application for Shares to be made to the Secretary,
MACGREGOR LA I ItD, 78, Cornhill, London.
ort
ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker, 2, Lord-street,
Liverpool. •
21st May, 1838.
Their splendid new vessel. the "British Queen," of 1862 tons
and SOU horse-power, will be floated out of Messrs. Curling and
Young's Dock, on Thursday, the 24th instant, and be immedi—
ately fitted for the London an New York Line.
I ll E Subscribers to the gib/pool and ;It Wales* New
Steam-packet Company are respectfully quested to pay
their FIRST CALL, of One Pound per re, into the North
and South Wales Bank here, and at its everal Branches in
\Vales, on or before the first day of June.
F. F. GIBBS, Agent, 15, Goree-piazzas.
Llcerpool, 24th May, 1838.
N.B.—lt is expected the first Boat will he ready for sea about
the 4th June, when she will commence running fur the Season.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

J. H. PARSONS.
SURGEON DENTIST, 77, 1301, REPT.
.11,PE EE
ISASESoItheTTH,GII S PALATE treated
on sound Surgical Principles.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mad eve!), Substance yet dis-
covered.

J. li. P.. 11.21441: studied Surgery on the Continent, can.
with confidence, undertake those difficult operations which so
often prove fatal under the hands of the mere Mechanical Den-
tist.

Pariieular attention has been given to obviating the irregu-
larities of Children's tedth.

Charities strictly infiderate

MERCHANTS "f EA COM I' A N Y,
44, GREA7' GEORGE'S-STR ,T,
NEAR ST. JAMES'S 'MARKET, En POOL,
/1 OltEllA RD and GI! so!ieiling the
111.. attention-of Families and t c 'ohne to the New Selec-
tion of BLACK. acid GREEN T AS purchased by them dur-
ing their recent Visit to London, beg to state, that they feel
confident, that. in point of Price, Excellence, and Flavour, not
a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition 'with
them in the various articles in their Stock.

Messrs. Orchard and Gilheti, having for many vears devoted
the whole of their time and attention to the 'Pea Trade; are en-
abled, from their experience, to make the best possilde parehas-
es; and they feel Convinced that, (iring. the Lite sales, th,v
have lai,l in such- a- Stock as those who may hunonr thew With
their commands will find worthy of attention.

TOE STUCK CONSISTS OF
BLACK TEAS and
GREEN TEAS (of every description.
COED FE.
SITGA U.
SPICES.

The HONG mtxTuRE, which has now established for its
self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Gilbert
at the usual price, in pound and halrpound packages at Gs.
per;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

GREAT GEORGE'S BATHS,
CORNER OF GREAT GEORGE-STREET 4,ND 'GREAT GEORGE-
PLACE, Luvsttrofm.
A Warm Bath
A Shower Bath, %Vann or Cold ls. Twelve for 10s.
A Vapour Bath -
A Medicated Ditto .... 3s. 6d. Six for 18s.
A Hot-air and Sulphur Bath • 3s. 6,1. Six for 18s.
Cloaks, Conches, Blankets, and TowelS included.
Respectable Attendants for Ladies and Gentlemen; and the
Baths always in readiness for immediate use.

RICLIARD BIRD, Proprietor.
WANTED, au active and steady YOUNG MAN, accus•
turned to waiting, for the above Establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MANCIIESTER.—TUESDAT EVENING.
During the past four days, business has been of a lukewarm
character, particularly when it is considered that in eight days
more the decision will have been given uu the Derby Stakes,
The field fur this race is evidently daily getting into a smaller
corneas. Since our last quotations, Richard Roe, a great fa-
vourite as an outsider with the Chester speculators, has gone
so nearly spark out, that the odds of 100 to 1 appear without
takers- in the London market, consequently no one here will
venture to hold him up. Another horse heavily backed in Lan-
cashire since the Doncaster meeting, anckalso-in Scott's stable,
appears to be making his exit; for on Saaturday night, 20 to 1
was laid against the colt out of Nonplus's dam, then 25C to 10,
and the wind-up was five points more. It is said, that the
stable is far from being in a healthy state; if, so, the chances
of the north Country gentlemen are of a very. moderate order.
Another feature in the recent movements in Lord Jersey's
horse' sent back at Newmarket suddenly to 10 to 1 or even
more for asking for. The same opinion prevailed here on Sa-
turday, and up to yesterday, during which time 20 to 1 was
actually pencilled down. At noon, yesterday, he stood at 10,
and takers at 12 ; before the night closed he came up to 7 to 1,
which was taken to a good sum in an influential quarter. From
this, and the reaction in his favour in the south, it appears more
than probable he is no worse in health than Lord Jersey would
like him to be. The party are well known to he pretty clever
in their generalship; and in nursing a horse the public had
ample proof of their skill in Middleton's year. The Grey, as a
matter of course, under the powerful rule of his noble owner,
coutinues the premier • and a few parties seem disposed to pro-
ceed further against him. His public running and acknow-
ledged game are daily:more looked into; and many little men
are to be found dispoaed`to bite,'whenever a fraction beyond 32
to 1 escapes the lips of any one well on him. Cobham has
friends, and so have lon and Young Rowton; but the layers
do not seem disposed to venture the prices required to any
amount, therefore little has been done upon them. Lord George
Beatinck'sfother horse, D'Egville, has been supported at 12i to
1 in the course of the evening, and there appears a probability
lie will rise more in a day or two. The Nonplus colt has retro-
graded still further, '2OO to 5 having been laid this evening.
The Early Bird was backed at the same time at 20 to I ; and
there were layers of £lOO to five shillings against Lord Exeter's
Brother to Cactus.—The following are the prices at alate
hour:—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

aiflarketo.

LIVERP,OOL COrION I‘IIIKET, MAY 24.

Yesterday there was a very good general demand, and the sales were
6,000 bags, to-day therelas 13ecirless.doing,the business amounts to
only 3,500 bags.
,Prices remain without change,

LIVERPOOL -PROVISION MARKET, MAY 24.
We 1.14 ye nnt,any alteration to:notiee,in either the.price or demand
for Butter. 108 s to 110 s are ablaut the asking rates for prime new
Grass. Beef and Pork of the hest quality will support latc.quotations,
viz. :—for the former 1008 to 110 s per tierce. for the latter 736 to Bes per
barrel.—Bacon is in demand at 50s to s:ls for prime middles from Bel-
fast. Our opinion is that this article will still creep up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

NEW BUIGHTON.

ri_llno he LET, for a Term of Years or otherwise, and either
Furnished or Unfurnished, Two exceedingly well-built
and commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, very delightfully
situated in the most eligible part of Ne,wßrighton, with Stables
and Coach-houses adjoining.
Each House contains Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms,
of large dimensions, nine Bed Rooms, and every requisite con-
venience for a large and respectable Family.
The Houses are recently erected, in the Elizabethian style
of architecture, and will be quite ready for occupation early
in the emitting month.

Apply to l'i.TEtt. GREENA Lt., Esq., the owner, at St. Helen's,
or to WILLIAM itoWSON. Esq., New Brighton.

Zo br ol.b.

PAINTING, BY TIT.IIC-N.
A SUPERB PAINTING, by Titire4; and a Pair of beau.
tiful LA NDSCAPES, by Poussiri, are FUR DISPOSAL,
and may be seen at. the Neptune Hotel,- Clayton-square.
Inquire for Mr. LottENzo.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND IN,KIRKDALE.
UDR SALE, by PRIVATE. TREATY, all .that, FIELD or,
-eLosE-or LAND, situate in Kirkdale, fronting the North
Road, betoud the second mile stone, and called the " Hollow
Field," adjoining property of John Shaw Leigh, Esq., contain-
ing 2A. Oa. 36e., statute measure, 0ri10,752 square yards.
Also,. all that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, called the
" Higher Backside," situate on Road to Bootle, and ad-
joining property of the late Mr. Metcalf and the Mill, containing
2A. Oa. 28e., like measure, or 10,560 square yards.
Also, all that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, called the
" Brow Field,'.' in Kirkdale, opposite the aforesaid Mill, and
being the second. Field from the Bootle Road, containing
2A. OR. lie., statute, or 9984 square yards. •
Also, all that FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, called the
" Middle Hey," adjoining the last-mentioned Field, containing
2A. 2tt. 33e., statute measure, or 13,120 square yards.
The situation of the Land is eligible for Building upon, and
under the Brow Field is a Bed of excellent Clay for Bricks.
Early possession may be had.
For further particulars apply to Mr. WAREING, Solicitor,
Fenwick-street. where a Plan may be seen; or to • Mr. JAMES
POOLE, Rumford-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

ik TEAS.
FINE IMPERIAL GUNPOWDER TEA ..ss. Bd. per I
Good strong Congou '.., 4 4 ,
Finest Cougoa imported 5 8 „
A quantity of Gunpowder Tea, in Canisters of 21135. each, a
16s. per canister.—Apply to
THOMAS HOLMES,
43, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE THE LIVER THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

TANI'ED, a SITUATION. by a ii7-1-reiron who is
V, V' well acquainted with the Dressina Business. Most
unexceptionable reference can be given.
Apply by letter, post-paid, 'M. 11., Standard-office.

11 All FUR HZY- SCHOOLS,
• • TO. BUILDERS.

.“............._....
tell/i
IDERSONS desirous of .CONTRACTING r the Erection
1_ of NEW SCIdOOLS,• at tiarpurhey, ear -Manchester,
may see the Plans aud•Specifiratious at Offices of Messrs.
llowi_Einand TAYLOR, Solicitors; Prit . ss-street, Manchestei,
from MoNnAy, the.4th,•to SArtJ•ttnsy, the 9th of June next,
and are requested to-settfl in Sealed• Tenders to the said Offices,
addressed " To'tlie ,Committee of the Harpurhey Schools," on
or before the following ,MONIIA Y.
E 'WA 11 D WELCH, Architect.
Renshaw-street, Liverpool, May 24, 1838.
N.B.—Mr. WELcit iias.a•Vacancy for a PUPIL.

CORPUS einusn COLLEGE, OXFORD.
A N Election will-be heldin the'aibove `6l!ege on FRIT) AY,
2-11,_ the 15th of June. of TWO'S ' LARS—one for the
county of Rants, and-rinefist. the CO yof Lancaster. Candi-
dates must be undern %-ehl'S of ' e- 'On the day of Election;
and they will be required td tire's nt.iti person, to the President,
certificates of the marriage of their parents, and of their own
lnwism, An affidavit of,their parents, or rogue other competeut
person, stating the day and place of their birth, and testimonials
from their College or School; together with Latin Epistles, at.
Eleven o'Clotc;k4it Saturday, the 9th of June.

CAUTION TO VESSELS PASSING THE SKEEHUES.
E Lords CoMmissioners of the Atimiralty, hereby give
it Notice, that Floatingßeacons, for the purpose of Surveying,
are moored North West (ottaglietie) flout Holyhead Mount,
distant seven miles. All Shipping, espeeially Steamers, are
wattled, therefore, against running on !,Hard of or disturbing
the said Beacons. E. CH APPELL. Counnander
Conducting 2acket Service.

Liverpool, 15th May, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

fIIEORGE HOPKINSON, late with Messrs. lioNnywELL
4.31 BLAcx and Co., London, COACH BUILDERS to their
Majesties the Kings of the French and Belgium, having sue•
ceeded to the Business of the late Messrs. WHALLEY, of Lime-
street, Liverpool, begs leave most respectfully
.to tender his
grateful a'cknowledgements to the Gentry of,Liverpool and its
environs, for their kind patronage andpOort since his com-
mencement, and trusts that by strict rsouu.l ,attention and
punctuality, best seasoned timber and materials, and first-rate
workmen, with moderate charges combined, to merit, a share of
their favours.
A variety of New and Second-hand CARRIAGES of the
most modern and substantial manufacture, constantry on Sale.
N.B.—Carriages for Exportation.

NOTICE TO MARIN ERS.
NEW LIGHT IN WATERFORD HARBOUR.
IIHE Corporation for Preserving and Improving the Port
of Dublin, hereby give Notice, that au ADDITIONAL
LIGHT-HOUSE has been Erected near,Duncannolt Fort,
from which a Light will be shown on the ' ening of the lst of
June, 1838, and thenceforth will be L• ted from Sun-set to
Sun-rise..
Specification given of the position and appearance of the
Tower, &c., by Mr. Hu_ PIN, the Inspector of Light-houses :
The new Light-house Tower is situate on the Eastern side of
Waterford Harbour, and hears N.N.E. E. from the Dun-
cannon Fort Light-house, distant 52 cables length. Those two
Lights kept in line, will lead in the best channel across the
bar.

The North Light-house,
Bears from East Buoy of Bar..N.N.E. E. distant 1,1 na. miles,
„ West Buoy of Bar.N.E. 1-2 N.
1-
„ Creden Head ...N.B. N.
The Light will be a fixed bright Light.
The Tower is circular—coloured white ; and the Lantern de-
' vated 121 feet over the mean level of the sea.
All the bearings are magnetic. Var. (28deg. 30sec )
NOTE--After the Ist of June next, the lower -Light now
shown towards the Bar, from the present Fort Light-house, will
be exhibited only from time of half-flood to half-ebb, the upper
Light in same 1 ower, and that towards the anchorage of Pas-
sage as heretofore.
By order, H. VEREKER, Sec.
Ballast Office, Dublin, 15th March, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

ROYAL 'AMPHITHEATRE

On this particular Evening, the PerfOrmtinces will consist
entirely of EqueAtrianism,
On MONDAY, May 2sthofor the BENEFIT of Mr.
HUGHES, under the Patronage .r
RourNsoN, Esq. . .
SIR Tuos. STANLEY, WILLIAM EARLE, Esq.
SIR GEORGE DRINKWATER, J. GANNETT, Esq.
ASPINALL, Esq. - IW. W. con UM, Esq.
HorAuF.s, Esq. JAS. ItAwooN, Esq:
And the Authorities of Liverpool.
Thit R. HUGHES has the honour to announce to the: Nobr-
±VA. lily, Gentry, ofyLiverpool, that, under the above
most oistinguished Patronage, he wilt on this occasion present
a roost brilliant and varied series of Entertainments2such.aS
have Hower been surpassed in Liverpool.
Act:: of 1-10,1154 M NSH IP - Last, Night. of the PONEY
DACES. New Conic PANTOMIME:
Signor 4..;turimi.r. on.•the CORDE VOLANTE., Mr.
llocuis, the Antipodean Wonder. . .
SCENES 'IN THE CIRCLE.
Mous. iIuNGLER will go through his elegant Operatic Dancing
on the Elastic Coale.
Mr. II tAi tins as the MOUNTAIN ,SHEPHERD.
Mr5...11 cc ,ties,-as the•FIOIHST'S DAUGHTER
• . of Versailles
dRAND PON.Y •RACEz.
The Entertainments will. conclude with_ an: entirely. new
comic PANTOM IME„ atl he condo:minor which Mr. Hughes
will perform his wornlerful teat of ascending on his head on the
top of-a magnificent
The prices .of adrnissinn are--Dress, Boxes,. 3g.; Pit, 2a.;
Lower, Gallery, Is: ",;.I.Uppir,,Galtery, .6d. .Children Half-price
trout the 'commensement, to the Boxes and Pit only. Second
Price at Nine o'clock—Boxes, •IS: 6d.; Pit, ls.; dallerv; 6d.
The Box Office is open every day from Eleven till Three
o'clock, when Mr. Hale will be in a attendance. Private Boxes
may be had nightly at2le. and 425.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

NEW BALLAD.
This. day is published, ~
"HOPE SHALL
,WiIISPERHAIi AYS."
WORDS
by .1 asits STONEHOUSE Bum of the Liver-
pool Beefsteak Club Prize e, " Smiling Mirth,"
" King and Fatherland," &e., &e. Music by Wit.i.tasi
II A HD.
Pahuer,.Bold-street ; and all Musicsellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

SQUTII AMERICA

LINE OF PACKETS FOR PERNAAISUCO.
All Goods for this ship to be alongsfile-Ond cleared at the
Customs on or beforqlst June.
The fine Barque THOMAS MELLOR,
t.HEN r HUTCHINSON, Master;
A 1; British-built ,• burthen per register 257 tons ; coppered
and copper-fastened.—For terms of freight or passage apply to
JOHN HOLLIWLLL.

By Messrs. 'l'. and J. TROTTER,
On FRIDAY, the Bth day of June next, at the Clarendon-rooms
in South Juhu-street, Liverpool, in the following lots, and sat-
ject to the conditions of sale to be then produced.
Lot 1. A DWELLING-HOUSE. situate on the w4de of
1 Chester-street, in Toxteth-park, coniafng in front
M-
-16 feet, and in depth to a back street of yar wide 90 feet,
and now in the occupation of Mrs. Head, as a yearly tenant, at
the rent of £3O.
2. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the east side
of Chester-street aforesaid, containing in front to Chester-street
16 feet.and 94. inches, in depth (including one half of a common
passage) 55 feet 8 inches, and being in breadth at the back 16
feet and 7 inches, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Tipping,
as a yearly tenant, at the rent of £26.
The Houses are Freehold of Inheritance, and in perfect re-
pair.

•3. A PEW, (No. 42,) in the Middle Aisle of Saint Nicholas's
Church.

Further particulars may' be obtained, on application to
Messrs. R. and il. CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Harrington-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

On MONDAY next, the 28ih instant, at Twelve o'cl • t N 0.9
,
Old hall-street,
19 Bales damaged Surat COTT ,
Ex Tory, front Bombay, which may be seen on mvplication to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSO.N, Brokers.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, 'IN BEAU-

TREE T.
By Order qf the Devisee in Trust under the W fitthe late
George Marsden, Esq.
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
Tilts DAY, the 2,5 th instant, at One in the Afternoon,
at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, subject to conditions to
be then produced,
Lot I.ALL that Piece of LAND, with the capital MES-
SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon
erected, situate on the south side of and being No. 18, in Beau-
street, Liverpool, containing in front thereto, and at the back
thereof, severally 12 yards or thereabouts, and running in rear
or depth backwards to a street of 4 yards wide, called Beau-
lane, 33 yardsmr thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr.
Tarlton, under a Lease of which 3 years were unexpired on the
20th of October last.

Lot 2.—A1l that Piece of LAND, also situate on the south
side :of Beau•street, and adjoining the last-mentioned Lot, con-
taining in front thereto, end at the back thereof, severally 'l2
yards or .thereakoms,and rmaning in rear. or depth baskvieg44-
to the said back street .33' yards or thereabouts, together with
the COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, and other OUTBUILD-
INGS on part thereof erected, also in the occupation of Mr.
Tarlton.

The Tenure of both is Freehold of Inheritance.

The vacant Land, fronting both-streets,foTtnsit;;;;ieligible
scite for building upon, and the removal of the numerous Alkali
Works from the north end of the town has rendered this neigh-
bourhood again desirable for residence.
For further particulars apply to Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, 4,
Exchange-alley; to Mr. RICHARD BLUNDELL, Solicitor, 70,
Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

Emportt.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, .c,

Zoe, (305) %V Holmes, from Mauritius, 7730 bags sugar, J Aikin and
Sun-36 do, landed at St, Helena—P D
AFRICA.
Mansfield. (290) J Lillep, froin Africa, with 275 casks palm oil, 107
134 s coffee, 4621 coker Mits, 11 elephants' teeth, 35 pkgs retd goods,
Hamilton, Jackson and co—P

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Ap ton, (258) E Evans, from Jamaica, 50 hhds sugar, B.puns 1
cask a:t. 5 tees 40 brls ginger, 3 pees rosewood, 3 pees fustic,-2 pees
mahogany, R W Dieltson,-10 puns rum, 5 packages presents, order-
-20 hhds sugar, 20 hhds rum, C Lawrence and Son-7 puns 3 hlids rum,.
Robertson and co-153 hhds 63 tees 17 hrls sugar, .11 puns rum, It W
Appleton-2) puns rum, A Cliff and Son-48 lihds'r, Percival,
• Parton and co-14 blids 1 tee 2 brls sugar. Fisher and Son-20 tons
logwood. 20 hides, 150 laneewood spars, R W Appleton-310 hides, E
Rae-20 brls ginger, order—K D
Grace, (114) P Pearson, fm Antigua, 35 hhds 12 tees sugar, Trustees
C Turner-15 do, Ewart, Myers and 'co-15 do, C Turner, jun-413
do, 114 puns molasseg, C W and F Shand-2 bris do, the master-27
boxes arrowroot, 2U kegs preserves, Ike. order—P D
Joseph ITheeler, • (190) Pollock, from Antigua, 67 hhds 23 hrls
sugar. 20 puns .molasses, Graham and Taylor-295 puns 19 hhcls 55
brls molasses. 10 packages preserves, , Sze. J Jones-292 hides, 600
horns, H PollOck-1 box arrowroot, 2 packages returned goods, order
—G
Ellen, ('‘.45) Nl` Donald, from Jamaica, 213 hhds 23 tees 7 hrls sugar,
.75' puns 1 hhd rum, 19 tons 10c logwood, 6 old iron wheels, J Gladstone
and co-50 hhds sugar, 15 puns rum, It Bagott-6 tees sugar, W J
.Ille:reock-12 do, Stewart and. Westmoreland—.4 .hexes arrowroot, It
Bagott-2 jars pickles, 1000 coker mits, W J Meacock-71 qr cask
shrub, I keg tamarinds. C Horsfall, Son and co —P
Falcon, (223) H Mairs, from • Barbadoes. 1 brl 1 hf brl sugar, the
master-81 hhds 19 tees sugar. 1 pun ruin, S L Trotman-190 hhils
sugar, Barton, Irlam and co-18 do, .1 G Oughterson-16 do, Wilson
and Austin-5. do, Gibbs, Bright and co-23 packages succades, 3
packages tamarinds, the master, 1 brl sugar, 23 packages presents,
order—K D
Royal Mint, (319) A Kennedy, from Jamaica, 214 hhds 160 tees
sugar. 155 Phns run), Inces coffee, 29 tons Nicaragua wood, 20 tons
tons 10e logwood, 46 dry ox and cow hides, 9(/ ox and cow horns, I 1
packages tamarinds, preserves, &e. B Yntesand co-20 puns rum,
C Lawrence and Son-10 hhds sugar, 15 puns ruin, S Percival-10 tees
coffee. J Gladstone and c0—.25 hhds sugar, Hossack and Boyd-13
brls,4o bags pimento, Tiwy, Holt and co—l box honey, order-7G D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-25

LON DON N EWSPAPERS.

W. BLISSET, NEWS-AGENT, 7, Carthusian•street,
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