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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

UNRESERVED SALE OF THE sTeD OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, 4'c., of W. I'Vrighl, Esq., of Westwood
near Wrexham.
XVITHOUT RESERVE.
By Mr. HODGSON,
(In consequence of the Proprietor leaving England,)
To-mon Row, (Saturday,) the Ist December, 1838, at Twelve
o'clock precisely, at the STABLES of the QUEEN'S Aum
HorEr.,-Cook-street, leading frotn Castle-streec Liverpool,
QBVERAL HUNTERS and CARRIAGE HORSES,
►.7 and a London-built CAB, with Harness complete, the
genuine Property of W. Wright, Esq., of Westwood, near
Wrexham.

The Horses consist of Two excellent Carriage HORSES,
16 hands high, 5 and 6 years old, with 11)11 tails, colour Grey
and Chesnut; they have been used both in Double aird Sin-
gle Harness; they would make excellent Cab or Phaeton
Horses, and will be sold separate to suit Purchasers,
A• CHESNUT GELDING, the Bachelor, 6 years old,
16 hands high, a perfect Hunter, with full tail, igot by Grey
Waltqn, dam by Starch; he is gmter of 15 stone, up to any
hounds in England. •

A CHESNUT GELDING, the Earl, 6 years old, 151
hands high, with full tail, he is a ready-made Hunter, master
of 16 stone; got by Whitworth, dam by Terriers.
A BROWN MARE, 151 hands high, with full mane and.
tail, 7 years old; she is particularly handsome and very
docile, and would :mike a splendid Mare to carry a Lady or
a Huntress, for 12 stone, got by Defence, dam by Blacklock,
grandam by Dick Andrews.
The CAI 3 is a very handsome London-built one, by Fuller,
and is in excellent condition, having been very little used.
May be seen at the above Stables the whole of Tests DAY,
(Friday,) and up to the hour of Sale on Saturday.
For further particulars apply to Mr. lionosoN, Auction-
eer, 60, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DISTIN FAMILY
And the Last Niyht of their Engagement.

Tbe• Last Night of Miss FANNY RUSSELL.

ni 111 IS present FRIDAY, November 30, IS3S, will be per-
formed b Trugedy, written by the Rev. R. C. Maturin,
culled

BERTRAND;
Or, The CASTLE OF ALDOBRAND.
Bertram, ..Mr. Stuart.
St. Aldobrand Mr. Gray.
Imogine, Miss Cleaver.
After which,
A CONCERT
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, in which the DISTIN
FAMILY, and Miss FANNY RUSSELL, Miss LAND, and
Miss GRANT will perform.
Tu conclude with the popular Melo-Drama, compressed
into two acts, called
TEKELI.
Count Tekeli Mr. W. Howard.
Isidore Mr. Baker.
. Conrade Mr. Gray.
Christine • Miss Laud.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
ir C. PARKER, Box Book-keeper, respectfully an-
tY • nounces that his bEN E 1 1 T will take place on
TUESDAY next, the 4th December, when will be per-
formed the Trag.edy of DAMON and PYTHIAS; after
which, the new Varce of TOM NODDY'S SECRET; to
conclude with the Melo Drama of ROBINSON CRUSOE.
Tickets may be had of Mr. PARKER, at the Box-office of
the Theatre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

ARRIVED.

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL AND

MANCHESTER.
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT OF
Her Most Graciqus Majesty the Queen.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager.
Her Imperial Highness the Princess qf Orange,
Her Royal Highness the PrinceSs Sophiaof the Netherlands.
MRS. NICHOLAS GEARY, Court Stay Maker,
126, BOLD-STREET, (New Number,) of No.
61, St. James's-street, London, is honoured with the
above illustrious appointments in approval of her invention,
so highly beneficial to the Female Community at large, as
may be seen by the annexed testimonials from the most dis-
tinguished Members of the London edical Profession.
Mrs. Geary begs to announce thatihe has arrived in Liver-
pool, and has taken up her residence at 126, BOLD-
STREET (new N 0.,) where she will remain to receive Ladies
until TO-MORROW (Saturday) WEEK, her arrangements
being made to visit Manchester on MONDAY, the 10th, where
she will remain to suit Ladies till Saturday, the 22d, when
she returns to Town.

Mrs. Geary will have with her an extensive assortment of
her elegant newly invented DRESS and INVALID
STAYS, which by the total absence of all uneven pressure
may he worn with, unspeakable comfort, while at the same
time they yield a general support, and produce a figure of
such exquisite symmetry, that attempted in any other Stay
would almost amount to suffocation. To Young Ladies and
Growing Children this invention may truly be considered of
the most vital importance towards the establishment of a good
Constitution, free from those gradual hut certain diseases
which are cited at length in the second edition of " Deformi-
ties of the Chest and Spine, by W. Coulson, Esq.," from
page 200 to 205, where that gentleman shows no fewer than
97 diseases that have come under the observation of eminent
Medical Gentlemen, arising ENTIRELY from the IMPROPER
CONSTRUCTION OF STAYS IN GENERAL USE.

The following Medical Gentlemen are of opinion, that
Mrs. N. Geary's Stays, in consequence of the great improve-
ments they present—their capability of adaptation to every
variety of form—and their removal of all uneven pressure
and the proper employment of elastic materials—are deserv.
ing of the strongest recommendation.
Sir Jas. E. Anderson, M.D. Sir James Eyre, M.D.
Dr. Aid is. Dr. G. F. D. Evans
Sir Benj. Brodie, Bart. Dr. Ferguson
Dr. Birkbeck Dr. Holland
1)r. Bright Dr. James Johnson
Dr. Burn R. Keate, Esq.
Dr. G. F. Babington Dr. Locock
Sir Antony Carlisle Dr. Lichfield
Sir Chs. M. Clark, Bart. Dr. Merriman
Sir Jas. Clark, Bart. Dr. Paris
Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. Dr. Wilson Phillips
Dr. Clutterbuck G. Pearson, Esq.
Dr. Conquest - T. J. Pettigrew, Esq.
William Coulson, Esq. Dr. F. H. Ramsbotham
Dr. Copland Dr. Hamilton Roe
Dr. Curie Dr. Sigmond
Dr. G. F. Collier Sir Matt. Tierney, Bart.
Dr. Henry Davies Donald Walker, Esq
Dr. Thomas Davies
126, BOLD-S'I'RE

T, (new Number.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO THE RECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.
November -9, 1838.
WE, the Undersigned, Clergy of thellunieipal Borough,
V • request you to call a PUBLIC M EETING of the
FRIENDS of the ESTABLISHED CHURCP, for the
purpose of forming a CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY
for this Town and Neighbourhood.
CHAS. THOS. GLADWIN, ALA.,- St. Martiu'e.
R. P. BUDDICOM, Minister of George's,
Et erton.
FREDERIC BARK.ER Minis rof St. Mary's,
R. L. TOWNSEND,-Chaplain of St. Philip's.
C. W. LAWRENCE, Chaplain of St. Luke's.
BOWL'. DAVIES, M.A., Minister of St: David's.
RIC D. APPLETON. Curate of Liverpool.
JAMES HALDA.NE STEWART, Incumbent of
St. Bride's.

JAMES HASSALL, M.A., Minister of St. John's,
Toxt et h-park.
T. G. LEIGH, 'M.A., Lecturer of St. George's Church,
JAMES NO RTH,M.A.,lneurnbent of St. Catherine's,
THOS. BOLD, M.A.
RICHARD DAVIES, M.A., Curate of St. David's,
CECIL WRAY,. M.A., Assistant-Minister of St.
Martin's.

PRINCE CRAWFORD, M.A.,Curate of St. Mark's,
It. CARDWELL, Lecturer of St. Paul's.
THOS. STRINGER, M.A., Curate of St. John's.
HENRY CARPENTER, A. 8., Minister of St.
Michael's.
FREDERICK L. ILIFF, D.D.
THOMAS fi ALTON, Curate of Liverpool.
T. TATTEIISHALL, D.D., Minister of St. •
Augustine's, Evertor
JOHN CHEETHAM, Curate of Liverpool.
WM. BLUN DELL, Minister of St. Anne's.
JOHN B MONK, Chaplain of St. George's.
J. H. STAFFORD. Moister of St, Paul's.
FIELDING -OULD, Minister of Christ Church.
JACOB PICTON, M.A.. Minister of St. Stephen's.
JOHN JONES, M.A. Minister of St. Andrew's.
J C. PRINCE, M.A.. Chaplain of St. Thomas's.
THOS. L. PAIN, M.A., Lecturer of St. Thomas's.
CY RUS MORE A LL,M.A.,Chaplain of St. Michael's.
JOHN SMITH, M.A., Minister of St. James's,
Toxteth-park.
THOMAS BIBBY, Minister of lioly Trinity.
THOMAS MOSS, M.A., Lecturer of St. John's,
Liverpool.
A. M'CONKEY, Minister of All Saints.
T. S. BOWSTWAD, Minister of Sr. Philip's.
H. S. JOSEPH,-Chaplain of the Workhouse.
JAMES ASPINALL, Minister of St. Luke's.
JOHN ELLISON BATES, Assistant-Minister of
St. Bride's.
DAVID ANDERSON, M.A., Curate of St.
• Andrew's.
RIC HD. BLACOW, Incumbent of St. Mark's.
HUGH, M`N BILE, Minister of St. Jude's.
W. D:"BLUNDELL, Curate of St. Anne's.

In compliance with the above Requisition, we, the Rectors
of Liverpool, request a MEETING of the FRIENDS of

.
the ESTABLIS.H HD CHURCH, at the LARGE ROOM, in
Cook-street, behind the Queen's Arms Hotel, on THURSDA y,
the 6th of December, at Two o'clock, for the purpose of
raising Funds for the Increase of Church Accommodation in
the populous districts within the Municipal Borough. and the
Establishment of a LI VERPOOL CHURCH BUILDING
SOCIETY to carry that desirable object into effect.

JONA. BROOKS, Rectors.
AUGS. CAMPBELL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
THE Treasurer thankfully acknowledges the receipt of
the following Stuns, and at the same time earnestly
solicits the Donations of the wealthy, ►Voider to enable the
Society to meet the increased expenfure in Relief of the
Poor, consequent upon the early setting-in of Winter, and
the very high price of .Provisions.

• DONATIONS.
From Charles Tayleur, Esq., Parkfield £loo 0 0
„ Adam Hodgson, Esq., part of the surplus of
the Liverpool Coronation Fund
„ Ralph Peters, Esq., per Rev. Jona. Brooks 25 . 0 0
„ Jeremiah Chaffers, Esq., at the request of
the late Mrs. Sophia Chaffers 2l 0 0
„ Mr. Brown, at Messrs. Littledale and Co.'s,
for an arbitration fee 1 1 0
„ A Lady, per Mr. James Pendleburv, Rus-
sell-street 1 . 1 0
„ Anonymous
„ Mr. Charles Cole, Pitt-street
„ Miss Blundell, St. Anne-street
„ A Friend, per Miss Gibson

MEETING_ OF,SHOPKEEPERS.
AA T a -P1.113-EIC."IIEETI NG (convened by Circular) ok
1-1 the GENERA L BODY of TRADESMEN of
LIVERPOOL, held at the Music Hall, Botd;street, on
\Veduesdav, November 28.
Mr. JOHN WOOLLRIGHT in the Chaj,

It was moved by Mr. James S. Tripp, segended by Mr.
C. A. Tate, and resolved unanimously;
That the present protracted hours of/business have a
tendency to produce a moral and phisiial result, alike in-
jurious to the employer and employed.
Proposed by Mr. Jeffery, seconded by Mr. Urquhart,
and resolved unanimously,
That it is the opinion of this Meeting that if all Shops
were closed at Eight o'clock during the months of October,
November, December, January, February, and March, and
at Nine o'clock for the remainder of the year; commencing
Monday, December lOth, such an arrangement would confer
a general benefit.
On the motion of Mr. Williams, of Bold-street, seconded
by Mr. William Slater, and resolved unanimously,
That, to bring about a lasting and universal observance of
the proposed curtailment of the hours of business; it is ad-
visable that the whole body of Shopkeepers form themselves
into one General Association.

Moved by Mr. James Owen, seconded by Mr. Ferguson,
and resolved unanimously.
That with the view to carry out the foregoing' resolutions
a General Committee be now formed, to be chosen oat of the
various Trades, and different business streets of the Town,
with power to add to their number.

Proposed by Mr. James Reay, seconded by Mr. John
Orange, and resolved unanimously,
That the General Committee be empowered to form dis-
trict Sub-Committees the more effectually to carry out the
intentions of this Association.
JO H N WOOLLWR IG HT, Chairman.
On the motion of Mr. Slater, seconded by Mr. Pringle,
and resolved unanimously,
That the thanks of this Meeting are due to Mr.Woollright
for his kindnesS in taking, and his services in the Chair.
JAMES''WILLACY, Junior, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

THE DERBY.

11 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Brother to Bay Middleton (tk.)
20 :o 1 „ Duke of Rutland's Flambeau (tk.)
25 to 1 „ Mr. Bowes's Accelerator.
25 to 1 „ Sir G. LI eathcote's lot.
27 to 1 „ Mr. Bowes's Erin-go-bragh (tk.)
27 to 1 „ Colonel Peel's Dey of Algiers (tk.)
29 to 1 „ Mr. Allen's Fitzambo.
3J to 1 „ Mr. Greville's Derrynane (tk.)
33 to 1 „ Colonel Anson's Zimmerman (tk.)
40 to 1 „ Mr. Wreford's Wapiti (take 50 to 1.)
1000 to 15 „ Sir G. HPathcote's Chimborazo (tk.)
30 to 1 each against Fitzambo and Bloomsbury, laid in one
bet; 700 to 50 against 'Pros and Fitzambo (tk;) 700 even
between Ilderim and Flambeau.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS.

By Mr. .BYFORD, --- --"•
On Tunas')Ay, the 13th December next, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises of the late firm of Hargreaves
and Berwick, Brewers, Lord Nelson-street, late Great
Nelson-street East, in consequence of the Dissolution of
Partnership of the late Firm, unless previonsly.dispksed
of by private contract, of which due notice will be given.
1 , BREWING PLANT comprises a Ten Barrel
upper Pan, 18. Barrel Iron Pan; 60 Barrel Mash
1 b, Underback, Two Working Squares and; Stillages,
111ey
Pump, Malt Mill. Hop Strainer, Cans, Troughs, 500
Bartels, Halves, and Quarter Casks, &c. &c.
The STOCK IN Tnsna includes 100 Barrels Old Ale, 15
Pockets Worcester, 12 East Kents, and 9 of Suisex Hops,
of the 'growth 1837, Hand Truck, Beam, Scales and Iron
Weights, excellent Dray Gears, Office Fixtures, a powerful
Bay Horse, rising six years old, a Lease of five and a half
years unexpired in the said Premises.
Applications to treat be Private Contf+ct, apply to Mr.
FITZJOHN, Accountant, No: 33, Lord Nelson-street, late
Great Nelson-street East, or to Mr. BvFouo, Auctioneer,
Clayton-square, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO THE RECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.
November 9, 1838.
vuE, the Undersigned, Clergy of the Municieal Borough,
♦ T request von to call a PUBLIC MEEI ING of the
FRIENDS of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, for the
purpose of forming a CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY
for this Town and Neighbourhood.
CHAS. THOS. GLADWINk, 1.A,, St. Martin's.
R. P. BUDDlCOM,'Minisltr of St. George's,
Everton.
FREDERIC BARKER, Minister of St. Mary's,
Edge-hill.
R. L. TOWNSEND, Chaplain of St. Philip's.
C. W. LAWRENCE, Chaplain of St. Luke's.
ROBT. DAVIES, M.A., Minister of St. David's.
It IC HD. APPLETON, Curate of Liverpool.
JAMES HALDANE STEWART, Incumbent of
St. Bride's.

JAMES HASSALL, M.A., Minister of St. John's,
Toxteth-park.
T. G. LEIGH, M.A., Lecturer of St. George's Church.
JAMES NORTH,M.A.,lncumbent of St. Catherine's.
THOS. BOLD, M.A.
RICHARD DAVIES, M.A., Curate of St. David's.
CECIL WRAY, M.A., Assistant-Minister of St.
Martin's.

PRINCE CRAWFORD, M.A.,Curate of St. Mark's.
R. CARDWELL, Lecturer of St. Paul's.
THOS. STRINGER,. M.A., Curate of St. John's.
HENRY CARPENTER, A. 8., Minister of St.
Michael's.
FREDERICK L. ILIFF, D.D.
THOMAS HALTON, Curate of Liverpool.
T. TATTERSHALL, D.D., Minister of St.
Augustine's, Everton.
JOHN CHEETHAM, Curate of Liverpool.
WM. BLUNDELL, Miniiter of St. Anne's.
JOHN B MONK, Chaplain of St. George's.
J. H. STAFFORD, Minister of St. Paul's.
FIELDING OULD, Minister of.Cbrist Church.
JACOB PICTON, M.A.. Minister of St. Steniew.
VI • nuurew 3.
I C. PRINCE, M.A., Chaplain of St. Thoinaalt.
THOS L. PAIN, M.A., Lecturer of St. Thomas's.
CY RUS MORRALL,M.A.,ChapIain of St. Michael's.
JOHN SMITH, M.A.. Minister of St. James's,

Toxteth-park

THOMAS BIBBY, Ministei of Holy Trinity.
THOMAS MOSS, M.A., Lecturer of St. John's,
- Liverpool.
___. _

A. M'CON'KEY, Ministeraof All Saints.
T. S. BOWSTEAD, Minister of St. Philip's.
H. S. JOSEPH, Chaplain of the Workhouse.
JAMES ASPINALL, Minister of St. Luke's.
JOHN ELLISON BATES, Assistant-Minister of
St. Bride's.
DAVID ANDERSON, M.A., Curate of St.

Andrew's.

RIC HD. BLACOW, Incumbent of St. Mark's,
HUGH M‘N BILE, Minister of St. Jude's.
W. D. BLUNDELL, Curate of St. Anne's.

In compliance with the above Requisition, we, the Rectors
of Liverpool, request a MEETING of the FRIENDS of
the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, at the LARGE Room, in
Cook-street, behind the Queen's Arms Hotel, on THURSDA Y,
the 6th of December, at Two o'clock, for the purpose of
raising Funds for the Increase of Church Accommodation in
the populous districts within the Municipal Borough. and the
Establishment of a LIVERPOOL CHURCH BUILDING
SOCIETY to carry that desirable object into effect.
JONA. BROOKS,
Rectors.
AUGS. CAMPBELL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

For ARDGLASS, STRANGFORD, PORTAFERRY
KILLYLEAGII, and DOWN PA I RICK.

The dounti of Down and Liverpool Steam
Co.'s new and splendid Steaut Ship
4":";1 • /
370 tons register; 220 horse power;
Wm. ABILUDEEN, Cominander•
Will sail from Clarence Dock Basin, (In MONDAY E%'ENING
next, the 3d December, at Ten o'clock.
This splendid Vessel will continue to ply regularly to
tl.she Port.'.
For further particulars apply to
, CROZIER and Co., No. 31, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TURKEY AIITI EGYPT.

The Journal de Sinyrne of the 3d and 10th instant brings
intelligence from Alexanlria of the 27th ult. Mehemet Ali
had arrived at Siouth, on board a cange.• the steam-bet in
which he had embarked at Oairo having been stranded at the
distance of 15 leagues from that city. The Pasha was to re-
main at Siouth until the vessel could be again put afloat,
when he Was to proceed on his journey. The first expedition,
which was to carry into exeettion the preliminary works of
the mines of Fazoglu,iLip_id to protect thole works against the
Abyssinians, consistilr 710,000 men, part of whom had al-
ready commenced their march. The astonishment in Alex-
andria at the employment of so large a force in that hazard-
ous undertaking was extreme. Many thought that Mehemet
Ali entertained other views, which hedisembled, in order not
to awake the attention of the people of the adjoining country,
whom he was determined to subdue. Independently of this
expedition, the Pasha contemplated another of a Scientific
nature—namely,-to search for the sources of the Nile, which
are unknown up to this day, and to expiate the different
countries situate beyond Sennaar. A few days before the
departure or .ire Pavna for Upper Egypt, a strange event or-
ccurred at Cairo, which gave rise to much cmjecture. An
individual, calling himself Sheriff of Mecca, presented him-
ted into the presence of use Viceroy. His request having
been complied with, he handed the Pasha a letter of which
he was the bearer. Mehemet Ali, however, had no sooner
read it, than he Hew into a furious rage, and, drawing his
sword, gave tlee messenger several cuts sn the face. He then
ordered him to be arrested, sewn up in a bag, and thrown into
the Nile, directing in person the preparations of this frightful
execution, as if be were afraid theft his victim sOuld tnake sortie
disclosures. This tragic event was the subject of every
conversation in Cairn. Some pilgrims who had travelled
with the victim of Mehemet Alt's fury stated that they
had heard front him that he was charged with an ener-
getic protest of the inhabitants of the Hedjaz, against the
insatiable ambition of the Pasha, and in which, moreover,
they recapitulated all the evils he had entailed on their coun-
try, the Said, Kordoean. arid Syria, and threatened him with
a terrible vengeance if he did not forego his sanguinary pro-
jects. The police immediately set out in quest of the indi-
viduals who had circulated these reports, but was unable to
discover theta. They had, it appears, escaped from the city
on hearing of the fate of their ttavelliog companion.
The Ottoman squadron had left Vourla forConatanriunple,
and was met on the 9th (to the number of 19 sail) in the
Straits of the Dardanelles. Two ships of tire line atil five
frigates had already entered the Sea of Mannora. The Bri-
tish ships of the line, a frigate, and a corvette, and two Turk-
ish frigates, were at anchor on the same day on the coast of
Troy, opposite 'Penedos.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

LIVERPOOL PROVI

The Butter market wears an ul
quality, 93s to 98s ; Kilkenny, Ca.
ere. 86s to 91s Pickled Butter
generally required. Provisions ai
advance in Beef and Pod: is ful
bought within is to 2s of our late
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS.

By Mr. BYFORD,
On THURSDAY, the 13th December next, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises of the late firm of Hargreaves
and Berwick, Brewers, Lord Nelson-street, late Great
Nelson-street East, in consequence of the Dissolution of
Partnership of the late Firm, unlesi previously disposed
of by private contract, of which due notice will be given.
BREWING PLANT ponaprises a Ten Barrel
Copper Pan, 18 Bartel Iron Pan, 60 Barrel Mash
Tub, Underback, Two Working Squares and Stillages,
Pump, Malt Mill, Hop Strainer, Cans, Troughs, 500
Barrels, Halves, and Quarter Casks, &c. &c.
The STOCK IN TRADE includes 100 Barrels Old Ale, 15
Pockets Worcester, 12 East Kents, and 9 of SGisex Hops,
of the growth 1837, Hand Truck, Beam, Scales and Iron
Weights, excellent Dray Gears, Office Fixtures, a powerful
Bay Horse, rising six years old, a Lease of five and a half
years unexpired in the said Premises.
Applications to treat by Private Contr•lct, apply to Mr.
FizziotiN, Accountant, No. 33, Lord Nelson-street, late
Great Nelson-street East, or to Mr. BvFolic', Auctioneer,
Clayton-square, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The letter of " Larry O'Lashem" might lead to an action for
libel if inserted.
We baliece that the Editor of the Mercury is a Unitarian.
The favour of " It. R." came too late.
We shall probably have some suggestions to offer in our next
on the subject of the complaint of "A Lover of Order."
If our respected contemporary of the Courier will refer to our
statement respecting the newspaper stamps, he will find
that we made no reference whatev-r to the return from
December to March last. "The above periods" alluded
only to the two periods of three mouths each included in the
last returns.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TO TIMBER DEALERS, BUILDERS, & OTHERS.
By order of the Provisional 21,signee of Robert Edwards,
a Bankrupt.
On WEDNESDAY next, the sth day of December, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, at the House of Mr. Atkinson, the Castle
Inn North, in Scotland-road, in Liverpool, (unless pre-
viously disposed of by private treaty,)
9-1 H E GOODWILL of the BUSINESS of the above-
named Bankrupt; as lately carried on by hint at his
Timber Yard, in Scotland-road aid Chaucer-street, in
Liverpool.
Also, the STOCK-IN-TRADE of the Bankrupt, consist-
ing of a great quantity of Yellow Pine Planks, Boards, and
Scantling, and a small quantity of Pine, uncut; a quantity
of Collin and Baywood Boards, Mahogany Planks, Boards,
and Veneers. and 1 Ash Log, &e.
Also, a Handcart, Pair of Sawpit Wheels, and other
Articles.
This would be an excellent opportunity for any one wish-
ing to commence the above business.
Apply for further particulars to Mr. THOMAS WHINNE-
RAH, Accountant, North-crescent Chambers, 3, Lord-street,
Liverpool; (if by letter, post-paid.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE REV. D. JAMES, AND MR. RATEIBONE

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIR LIVERPOOL ST.IINDARD.
Sin,-1 beg through the medium of your paper to contra-
dict a statement made by Mr. Rathbone in the town council
on Wednesday last. lie said, the Rev. Mr. James, the
respected minister of Kirkdale, had declared from his pulpit,
he would not administer the sacrament to any person who
voted for a radical. Now, sir, I have regularly attended the
ministry of Mr James, and I assert it to be false, I therefore
call upon Mr. RAthbone, as he values his teputution in the
face of the people of Kirkdale—in the face of the people of
Liverpool—to substantiate his statement, if he cannot, (as I
know it is impossible) the calumny which it was his inten-
tion to heap upon the head of that respected man, will re-
bound with tenfold force upon his own, and if he believes in
• the moral law, he stands guilty of violating one of its com-
mandments, namely, " Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbour."
He also charges him with a want of " Christian spirit."
What Mr. Rathbone's opinion of Christian spirit is, I can-
not tell. It is astonishing to me, sir, that a man denying as
he does, the fundamental principles, nay, the Divine Founder
of Christianity, should speak of aChristian spirit. Before
Mr. Rathbone prates about a Christian spirit, he must re-
nounce the God-denying heresy of Sociuus, he must cast
away the cumbrous weight of human merit, and he must be-
lieve there is no other name under heaven whereby he can
be saved, but the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.—Yours,
&c. A CHURCHMAN.
November 27th, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

BANKRUPTS.

Robert English, Oxford-street. London. grocer.
Anne Stiles, Gower-street, Bedford-square. London, lodging
house-keeper.
Edwin Heath and John Heatli,Totnes, Dercnshire.linen-drapers.
James Hornet, Newport, Monmouthshire, leather-seller.
DIVIDENDS.

Der. 20, S. Williams, Finsbury-square. London. merchant—Dee.
19, W. Manning and F. Manning, New Bank-buildings, London.
West India-merchants—Dee. DI, G. Martin, Oxford-street. Lon-
don, builder—Dee. 18, G. Hanson, Fleet-street. London. cutler—
D.-e. 19, 11. Lee, Down-street, Piccadilly, London, saddler—Dee,
It. Mower, Shoreditch, Lon lon.woollen- draper—Dee. 19, A. Knox.
Maddox-street, Hanover-square, London, tailor—Dec. 19, (3. B.
Robinson. Cross-lane, London. coal-factor—Dee. 18, J. Holloway,
Bracknell, Berkshire. grocer—Dee. 18, T. Shadrake. jun. Hope-
what f, Commercial-road, London. coal-merchant—Dee. 18,• J.
Winder, Little May's-buildings. Bedfordbury, tobacconist—Doe.
18, J. Ewbanke, Crawford-street, ,Marylebone. draper—Deo. 18, J.
Humphries, Great Yarmouth, victualler—Dee. 18, J. W oollett.
Gould-square, London. merchant—Dec. It, G. Harvey. Spring-
fleld. Essex. builder—Dee. 18. D. Riddick, Cirencester, Gloucester-
shire, tea-dealer—Dec. 19, G. Suggett, Barbican. Loudon. merchant
—Dec. 18, W. Ryland and R. Ryland, Savage-gardens, London,.
corn- factors—Dec. V, B. Wallis and It. Wallis, Blackwall, Lon-
don, ship-builders—Dec. 18, C. Palmer, Russell-street, Bannon&
sey, brewer—Dee. 18, J. Hook, Nicholas-lane, London, general-
merchant—Dec. 18, J. Collett, Bishopsgate-atreet-within, London.
merchant—Dec. 20. S. Iloadley, New Bond-street. London. coach-
maker—Dee. 20, T. Hellyer. St. John-street. West Smithfield.
London, general tool-warehouseman—Dee. 20, C. Richardson.
Limehouse, timber-merchant—Dec. 20, W. Long, Warminster.
Wiltshire, ironmonger—Dec. 19, J. London, Studley, Warwick-
shire, victualler—Dec. 22, J. Wells, Dunstew, Oxfordshire, tailor
—Dec. 22. W. Judd, sen. Banbury, carrier—Dec. 22. W. French.
Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer—Dec. '34, W.
Smith, Swarkestown Lowes, Derbyshire. dealer and chapman—
Dec. 21, W. Powell. Sutton Coldfield. Warwickshire, spade-mann-
facturer—Dec. 21, J. N; Simpson, Bridlington-quay. Yorkshire.
surgeon—Dec. 20, W. Peace, ..eamington-priors. builder—Dec. 20.
M. Sharp, Thornton, Yorkshire, worsted-piece-manufacturer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, Nov. 27.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Moore and It. Getty, Liverpool, wine-merchants--11. }llgson
and J. Gee, Bolton-le-Moors,. brewers—E. Pickles, W. Lindley.
and W. Jackson, Enfield, Lancashire, corn-dealer•.

INSOLVENTS.
Nov. 24.—Samuel Holmes, Camden-street, Bethnal-green, brick.
maker.
26.—William Grant, ITaymarket, London, watchmaker.
27.—Samuel Paul Baghott, Britannia-street, lloxtoni book.
seller.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

lON MARKET, Nov. 29.

pward. appearance:- Belfast, first
irlow, •JOs to 955. ; Banbrichre,
held firmly at 905, and 2s more
ire in limited supply, and the late
illy supported. Bacon cannot be
quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

CLIWASSIA

According to the latest intelligence from Circassia, the
Russians had landed in considerable numbers in the neigh-
bourhood of Soudjouk Kaleh, and after a slight resistance
ou the part of• the natives, who had intreuched themselves
behind the ruins of this old fortress, taken possession of that
spot. This fact, were further proof of the mendacity of the
assertion wanting, will best prove the degree of confidence
Lord Palmerston was entitled to when he unblushingly in-
formed the house, that at the time of the rapture of the Vixen,
in the bay of Soudjouk, this bay was in the possession of
Russia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

4.1„.1.....4.,,4 09 For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
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Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to tf e following ports,
liAmely,
Te DUBLIN Daily.

To BELFAST, every Wellnesday.
The Steamer ATHLONE, on WRDNESDA Y next, the
sth December, at Twelve o'clock at Noen, frutn Clarence
Deck.

The principle of this Company is that of attaching all
importers and Exportersby a Division of the Profits among
theta, after pa)ntent of the Dividends—thus creating a com-
triunity of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—
& principle • which will hest guarantee to its Proprietors
neertaintv of their Dividen•ls, and to Shippers of all descrip-
tions of ?Jowls and Live Stuck the having a well supported
tstahlishinent of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of
frerght compatible with a due attention to theirmaintenance.
Apply to SAMUEL PERRY, 24, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

itlatiteto.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 29.

Since our last the operations have •been most extensive. The
sales yesterday were 10,000 bags, and to-day they amount to 12.000.
This large business has beer' principally clone by speculators, their
purchases in the two days being estimated at 15,000 .bags. The
market has closed firmly at an advance of id per lb on Friday's
prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

TAWERSALL'S-MONDAY.

The attendance this afternoon was good in every respect;
but there was nothing commensurate in the betting, whether
we look at the amount laid out or the results. A trifle was
laid out on Lord Jersey's crack, and '2O to 1 in fifties taken
about Flambeau, with offers from the takers to go on. This
was all we heard of the favourites, nor was much more said
about the 25 to 1 horses, which remain pretty nearly at the
prices quoted last week. The following were the average
odds, at the close of a dull afternoon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

LI M E-STREET ,WARD,

A PUBLIC DINNER willbe given, by the CONSER.
1-11. VATIVE ELACTOIIS of this WARD, to AM-
BROSE LACE,_Esq., at the BATH Attms, London-road,
on WEDNES DA r, -thtifilliiWieitibWiiirtily application
for Tickets is desirabiii.-;

Dinner on the 'table at Half•p‘it Five o'clock.
Tickets, Five Shillings each, to be had at the Operative
Conservative News-room. Houghton-street; at the Bar of
the Bath Arms ; and of Mr. JAstgs Ow EN, Druggist, Lon-
don-road.

. ROBERT RIGBY, Chairman.
tummittee•room, Houghton-street, Nov. '24, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the ASSO-
CIATION of OWNERS of LAND and WARE-
HOUSES, the 22d of November, 18.35, at yieir Office in
Canton-buildings' and, by adjournment, T is DAY, at the
Office of their Solicitor,
JoriN MONTGOMERY', Esq., Chairma of the Day,
The notice lately promulgated by the Dock Trustees of their
intention to apply to Parliament fur power (amongst other
purposes) to erect Warehouses on the Verge of the Ducks
being read and discussed,
Resolved, —That the association do now oppose this Bill
(so far as respects the above object) by all means in their
power, and, that the necessary proceedings be at once or-
ganised with a view to insuring the utmost zeal, energy, and
watchfulness, that can be attained by the co-operation of all
parties, and by a•division of the labour attending a strenuous
and untiring resistance of the measure, in both Ilouses of
Parliament.

Resolved also,—That the rate of £3 per cent: on the Rental
of productive Land and Warehouse Property, according to
the Parish Assessment. as agreed to at the general meeting
of Proprietors on the 30th April last, be now called for, and
that the Proprietors be requested to pay the same, forthwith,
to Mr. Harbord, the Treasurer, at his office, South John-
street.

Resolved also,—That Mr. John North be appointed the
Solicitor of this Association, and be requested, without delay,
to take such steps as he may consider advisable for their de-
fence, and to be the medium of any communication with
them.

Resolved olso,—That these Resolutions be advertised once
in each of the Liverpool Newspapers.

• • - -
( Signed)
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Chairman.
Liverpool, 27th November, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

It is reported in Lisbon on the 20th that strict instructions
respecting• the abolition of the slave trade have been sent by
the Portuguese government to the Governor General of
A nttnla.

UNCERTAINTY OF RAILROAD COACHING.—A few days
since one of the Exeter coaches, being a few minutes too late
for the starting of the train from Hartley-Mv, did not reach
London till two or three hours after the time it was used to
arrive by its former mode of travelling.
There are five candidates for the vacant chaplaincy of the
Kuutsford House of Correction, viz.:—The Rev. Dudley;
the Rev. R. D. Thomas, curate of Sandbach, and son of
Faithful 'Thomas, Esq., coroner fur the county; the, Rev.
William Cardale, curate of Witton; the Rev. George Stokes,
acting chaplain of the Northern Hospital, Liverpool; and
the Rev. E. Bindloss, of Rochale. It is said the Rev. Mr.
Dudley has withdrawn.

STEAM RACING IN AMERICA.—A person who was on
board the steam-boat President, while she was recently sail-
ing to New York in company with the Providence, relates
that a member of the Society of Friends, who bad watched
the progress of the steam-boats for some fifteen tniles, was
inquired of how much the one had gained on the other. "
cannot tell thee." said he, " with exact precision, because I
do not know; I should think about an inch-and-a-hall!"—
American Paper.

APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—The contem-
plated marriage between Captain Edward Tennison, of
Castle Tennison, county Roscommon, and the accomplished
Lady Louisa Anson, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess
of Lichfield, will be solemnised at Shughorough Hall, near
Lichfield, on Thursday; and the youthful bride elect is in
her nineteenth year. Captain Tennison is a descendant of
the celebrated Archbishop Tennison, and is brother to Thos.
Tennison, Esq., one of the wealthiest commoners in Ireland.
Lord and Lady Litchfield have invited a large party of dis-
tinguished relatives to be present at the ceremony; after
which the bride and bridegroom will proceed to Leamington
Spa, and thence to Florence, where Captain Tennison's
brother is residing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

rinHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of
the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY of WORKS of
MODERN ARTISTS IS NOW OPEN, in POSTOFFICS-
PLACE. .
Open from Nine in the Morning until Dusk. Also, every
Evening, brilliantly illuminated by GAS, from Seven till
Ten o'clock.

=
Admittance, One Shilling; Season Ticket, Five Shillings;
Catalogue, One Shilling.
SAML. EGLINGTON,
Secretary to the Academy.
Exhibition Rooms, Postqftice-pletce, I;th Sept., 1838
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

BRITANNIA LIFE AS
1, PRINCE'S-STRER
CAPITAL ONI
DIREC

;SURANCE COMPANY,
:T, BANK, LONDON'.
E MILLION.
CTORS.
Robert Eglinton, Esq.
Erasmus Robt. Foster, Esq,
Alex. Robert Irvine, Esq.
Peter Morrison, Esq.
henry Lewis Smale, Esq.
William Shand, jun., Esq.
Thomas Teed, Esq.

William Bardgett, IZsq.
Samuel Bevington, Esq.
Wm. Fechney Black, tag.
John Brightman, Esq.
George Cohen, Esq.
Millis Coventry, Esq.
Johu Drewett, Esq.

MEDICAL OFFICERS.
W. Stroud, M.D., and Ebenezer Smith, Esq. Surgeon.
SOLICITOR.
William Bevan, Esq., Old JeWry.
asznicar. OFFICER FOR LiVElirooL.
Robert Hector, Esq , Great Newton-street.

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL.
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ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.
A most economical set of Tables—computed expressly fur
he use of this institution, from authentic and complete data.
Increasing Rates of Premium, of a new and remarkable
plan, for securing loans or debts; a los immediate payment
being required on a Policy for a whole term of life than in
any other office.

A. Board of Directors in attendance daily, at Two o'clock
Ate of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy.
All claims payable within one month after pr.of of death.
A liberal Commission allowed to Solicitors and Agents.
Medical Attendants remunerated in all cases for their re.
ports.

dim per Cent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

Ler Annum, payable a

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER-TUESDAY EVENING
COURSING.

THE HA DDON MEETING &ONCCUDED.—We gave, in our
last, the result of the diversion up (as then stated) to the
passing of the Derby mail through Bakeweil; below we give
the remaining ties for the two principal events, as well as the
classes and deciding course for the Granby Stakes. Other
stakes were on the card to come off on Friday, but were not
touched upon, owing to the lateness of commencing Thurs-
day's sports, and the extreme wretchedness of the weather on
that day. The diversion was better on Friday, but the hares
ran feebly. The closing struggle for the Rutland Cup ex-
cited very great interest, particularly amongst the Manchester
speculators, wish heavy books. It was a pretty close contest ;
it) t;eiting. Nl.jur had the call: The field each day Was very
numerously attended, and the condition of many of A.

greyhounds was greatly admired, reflecting much credittfOrri
their respective kennels. Mr. Nightingale was the judge,
and gave general satisfaction in his difficult and laborious
occupatioh. •

THE RUTLAND CUP.
THIRD TIES.
Venus beat 121-iiroudelle; Major beat Pluto,
DECIDING COURSE.

Mr. Bake's Major, by Lowther, out of Whip, beat Mr.
King's Venus.
THE HADDON CUP.—For Puppies.
SEeOND TIES.
Belvidera heat Fly; Lightning beat Carpenter.
_ ”EeIDING COURSE.
_

Mr. Lucas's Lightning (late Priam,) by Steamer, beat
Mr. Baik.,'s Belvidera, liy Oscar. out of Verbena.

THE GRANBYSTAKES.—For all-aged Dogs.
Mr. Edwar.lsls Pepper beat Mr. King's Touchstone.
Mr. Rowley's Negro „ Mr. Hunt's galloon.
Mr. Rubinson's Brilliant „ Mr.Whitehead'sHarlequin
Mr Ogticii's l'alleyrand „ Mr. Chew's Elis.
Mr. Mayan's Rattler „ Mr. Slater's Spree.
Mr. Ogden's Black Diamond „ Mr. Machill's Mary.
Mr. Hunt's Hollyhock „ Mr. Gale's Chasse.
Mr. Bake's Skimmer „ Mr. Chew's Venture.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

GREECE..

Letters from Athens, of the 9th instant, state that the King
and Queen of Greece returned Ito their capital on the 7th.
These letters complain of the painful sh-uatiou in which Bri-
tish subjects are placed in Greece, and of the various out-
rages and indignities practised on thew with impunity.
Russian agents, to the guise of decorated officers, were tra-
velling through the provinees,,,,and, timAtitl. of the
priests, were pu,,hing the views of ti,eir eznp!oyets, rho
nezer, for a utonient neglected their own iutere:fts, agile 'Lhe
other powers were COLUpietely.idle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

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least possible addition to the ordinary Rates, regulated in
each case by the increased nature of the risk. Prospectuses
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

HOLLAND AND BELGIUM

Our ad vices from the Hague, written on—
Saturday morn-
ing, after the departure of the regular mail, slate that the
propositions submitted front the conference in Louoon by
the ambassador Of the three powers, Russia, Pt oasis, and
Austria, to the Dutch government, have been uncondition-
ally agreeed to by the King of Holland, The question of
the debt would appear therefore to be disposed of, and the
greater part, if not the whole, of the obstacles Teninved to a
final adjustment between the two countries. A proposition
is said to has e been made by the French government to the
conference on behalf, of Belgium, to the effect, that the latter
should be permitted to retain Luxemburg, and Limburg, no
consideration of the payment of an equivalent in money to
Holland, but that a positive refusal was given to entertain
the question, which would have had the effect 'of opening
anew the whole of the discouious. This effort bavina
it is anticipated that the consent of France will now be given
to a final arrangement.—Tiniee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

SECOND

Pepper beat Negro Brilliant beat Talleyrand.
I Black Diamond „ Rattler. Hollyhock „ Skimmer.

DECIDING COURSE,

Mr. Hunt's Hollyhock, by Bolivar, beat Mr. Robinson's
Brilliant.

As wilt be expected, since the result of the Derbyshire
coursing events become known, and since the return of a
large number of the leading turf speculators, there has been
much talking over the performances of the winning grey-
hounds, and the untoward mishaps that befell others highly
thought of. Yesterday there was a reasonable quantity of
money changed hands; several of the backers of ►ots having
had Major as one of their five. He was never backed here,
we rather think, previous to the commencement of the sport,
under 10 to 1. Upon racing events very little has been
doing, and the Derby engagements have been scarcely to be
met with. The front rank remain stationary, and but seldom
asked after. Fitzainbo at 25 to 1, Derrynane at 26 to 1, and
Wapiti at lOU to 3, seemed to have been most in request ;
and the last named has been touched upon rather freely.
Honeymoon bas been laid against at 40 to 1. This gloomy
and chilly November day is not calculated to infuse much
more spirit into the market, nor do the doings at Tattersall's
yesterday afternoon promise to act as an impetus to Derby
business. Things are evidently on the flat key.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

WEDNESDAY, NnyntnEn 28.—Wind S.E. fresh.

SAILED. - Laurena, Merrill, for N. Orleans—ltiehard Anderson;
Lucas, for Baltimore—Vrow Gelie,Wycham. for Antwerpp—Guilel•
too, Godfrey, for Syra, &e.—and James, Muir, for Bourdeaux.

Woodstock, Cook, hence at Madeira
Salthouse, sailed from Madeira Bth Oct. for Trinidad, and
the Alice, Anwyl, 25th, for Barbados
Louisa, —, hence at Ariehat
Brenda. Simpson, hence at Halifax
Mary Ann Hatton, hence at Pictou
Indefatigable, Orton, and Catharine M'Donald, Corner, hence at
Richibucto
Hercules. —, hence at Shediac
Glide, Riley, hence at Baltimore
Sydney, Cowan, hence at New Orleans •
Xylon, Franklin ; Alfred, Cheever ; Britannia, Cook, and
Thom* Arnold, hence at New York
Pactolus, Harding, and United States, Turner, hence at Phila-
delphia
Madison, Wood, and John Marshall. —, hence at Virginia
DCII iSOn. Jones, from Antigua, at ditto
Royal William, M iller, hence at Virginia
Guiana. hence off Cadiz 17th instant -
Mary, M•Kenzie ; Ann Paley, Hunter, and Visiter, Luscombe,
hence at Lisbon
Mary, Walker, hence for Smyrna off Scilly,l9th instant
New ton, Ferguson, from Danzig, at Stromness ; sailed 18th inst.
in company with the 'Fenn Nova, both for this port
Photenix. &Bunn. from Riga for this purl, at Longhope
Ann, Steer, from St.Petersburgh for this port, in the Caledonian
Canal
Nicholas Biddle, hence for New York, was spoken 14th instant,
in lat. 50, !orig. 17
Water Witch, Shedden, from Glakrow for Leghorn, is on shore
near Carnsore Point. and it is feared will go to pieces
WEXFORD, Nov. 20.—A ship, Irons 4 to MO tons, timber laden,
came on show on the bank near the bar last night ; five or six
persons can be seen on board, and it is hoped they will be got on
shore at low water. Part of her cargo is washing on shore
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.—it blew a heavy gale from S. E. last night.
The Gainsbro% of Ipswich, is on shore at Malahide ; crew in the
rigging. The Margaret, of Preston, from Wicklow, is on shore
near ale same place. The vessels wind bound in Kingstown
harbour, are all well.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

RUSSIA,

PLOTS IN RUM A.—They write us from Posen, 14th Nov.:
"We really do not know what to make of the numerous ar-
rests which have taken place at St. Petersburgh and War-
saw. No private letters trom these two cities have arrived
here, but only journals, which are silent ou the sulject.
Some persons arriving•. fiona the frontier of Poland state that
these arrests have been made in consequence of a chimp racy,
which has been discovered amongst the officers of tht.impe.
mial guard—that many of these arrested officers have been
already sent tan- to Siberia; and that others have received an
unlimited leave of absence, with an order to quit the country.
Amongst the latter is included, with other superior officers,
one of Nicholas'S aide-de-cap, Lieut.-General oionara-
koff, who was for a long time a great favourite with him. Ac-
cording to the reports of these traveller..., some say that this
officer was amoogst the number of the conspirators, and that
the Autocrat, not wishing to punish him severely, confined
himself to exiling him; others pretend that it was he who
revealed to the Czar the existence of the plot and the names
of the parties who participated in it, and that it was to get
him out of the way of the veng,enace of the conspirators, that
Nicholas sent him to a foreign country.
"I hope soon to receive positive information on this affair,
which I will send you without. delay, Meanwhile I can as-
sure you that something very serious is passing in Russia,
for all communientilm by letter with that country is inlet-
rupted, and the Russian troops placed along tic frontiers
have been tripled."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DISTIN FAMILY,
And the Last Night of their Engagement.

The Last Night of Miss FANNY RUSSELL.

Fl 1H IS present FRIDAY, November 30, 1838, will be per
formed is Tragedy, written by the Rev. R. C. Maturin,
called

BERTRAND;
Or, The CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBRAND.
Bertram, 11fr. Stuart.
St. Aldobrand Mr. Gray.
Imogine, Miss Cleaver.
After which,
A CONCERT
•
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, in which the DISTIN
FAMILY, and Miss FANNY RUSSELL, Miss LAND, cud
Miss GRANT will perform.
To conclude with the popular Melo-Drama, compressed
into twn acts, called
TEKELL
Count Tekeli Mr. W. Howard.
Isidore Mr. Baker.
Conrade Mr. Gray.
Christine Miss Land.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
-11- C. PARKER, Box Book-keeper, respectfully an-
ti • flounces that his BENEF LT will take place on
TUESDAY neat, the 4th December, when will be per-
formed the Tragedy of DAMONVand PYTHIAS; after
which, the new Farce of TOM NODDY'S SECRET; to
conclude with the Melo Drama of ROBINSON CRUSOE.
'rickets may be had of Mr. PARKER, at the Box-utfice of
the Theatre.