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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

LADIES' CHARITY.

MTS. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL. Lady Patroness,
Mr. F. HA ywoou President.

rytHE ANNUAL BALL, for the Benefit of this Institution,
I will he held. by permission of the worshipful the Mayor
and Town Council, in the Towrs-HALL, on TUESDAY, the 27th
instant.
Tickets, 10s. each, (Refreshments included,) to be had of the
Lady Patroness, Duke-street ; of the President, and at the
usual places.
The Doors to be opened at Eight o'clock.
Carriages to set down and take up with the horses heads fac-
ing Water-street.
Joliffe's Military Band will be in attendance.
N.B.—No money will be received at the doors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1836.

We have been favoured with a copy of a letter from
New Fork, addressed to the Rev. Mr. Al!port of Bir-
mingham, containing a detail of particulars confirmatory
of the statements made by Maria Monk in her " Awful
Disclosures." We shall, on Tuesday next, publish this
important docnment, for the purpose of calling the at-
tention of the public, and more particularly of the go-
vernment, to the glaring iniquities which are daily per-
petrated in the nunneries in Canada. The revolting
atrocities which are there committed under the veil of
sanctity are truly abominable, and deserve the most un-
qualified exposure.

We have been obliged to defer the insertion of the ad-
mirable letter on " Union for Prayer on the first Monday
in the New Year," by the Rev. J. H. Stewart, Minister
of St. Bride's Church. Our desire to give it entire has
led to this postponement. The subject is of too great
moment to permit us to give extracts merely. .

Instead of amusing our readers with a train of specula-
tive consequences, deduced with logical solemnity, from
military movements that have never been made, and frOm
victories which have never been achieved, we think it
much more profitable to direct the public mind to those
great practical lessons with which daily experience has
for some time been severely lecturing us. Whether
" Alaix be in the advance or in the rear of Narvaez," for
report places him, at the same moment, in both these
impossible situations--whether " Villareal and Eguia,
with their great guns, have gone into winter quarters,"
as some affirm, or whether they have again defeated Es-
partero, and are prosecuting their operations with in-
creased vigour, as others declare, " for the uncertainty
thereof," we leave to be decided by further evidence, lest,
after having reasoned ourselves and our readers into a
pleasing conclusion, we should find the threads of the
web broken and the fabric itself destroyed ; or, like
Penelope, have our work to do again. With Riehard,
therefore, we answer our own question—

" Where is Alaix ?
What is become of Villareal ?—Where is Espartere ?

No matter where.
If England, not yet involved in civil conflict, have not
her generals and armies in the field—if war tramples not
down her harvests, and her citizens are yet free from
midnight surprise—yet the pernicious blast of policy, or
her counterfeit, impolicv, has spread universal disaster
over the social and moral aspect of Britain—the clarion
tongue of reform has called into existence, and invested
with power, myriads of nothings ; some rich and proud,
some poor and ignorant, all of which, in their original
emptiness, propagate the cry of reform, till order and
peace are lost in the clamour of political confusion.
Were we to analyze the calendar and set apart the
da:'s, the nefasti, occupied •in the election of town
councillors, with those precursors spent in the repuhli-
ban, anti-business-like labour of canvassing for votes, and
the riotous days of triumph which close the disgraceful
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

. AN ACCOUNT, OF CATTLE,
Imported into Liverpool, from the 15th to the 21st Instant.
PRIM IRELAND.

Con's. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs.
• 1239 1594 4206 20 •9- 8 •'—
Previously. 30558 99128 217923 3691 215 1910 91027
.COASTIVISE.
Cows. Sheep. Pig . P Horan Calves. Lambs.
. . 33 1738 591 5
Previously.. ..... 3568 .52429. 6633 127 404 1140
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

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SACRED MUSIC.—Jost ,
QUPPLEMENT 'l'o AN,DREWS'S YSAL\I9I) I", pOep
2q. tid„ containing the following Hymns, arrange or four
voices, with a compressed part for the Urgan or Piano-forte, by.
a. ANDREWS. • • . names.
" 'l'o bless thy chosen race'.' J B. Logier.

" Ye nations praise. the Lord". R Entwistle, Esq.
" God moves in a mysterious way" Luther. •
" Awake my soul" - . H Andrews. • '
" Lord I crave a gift from thee" .W. Shore.
" 0 Thou to whose allsearching sight" .J. B. Logier.
" Forth from the dark and stormy sky"..Handel.
" The Lord my pasture" G. Thomson.
" This is our solemn day" ....Handel.
" The Festal morn" Beeth-oven..
" Thou art gone to the grave" .R. Andrews.
To be had at all Music Sellers. . •
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Also, the iatorirt EDITION ofANDKE WS'S PSALMODY.,
containing Eighty Hymns, arranged for four voices, with a
compressed part-for the Organ or Piano-forte, neatly bound and
lettered, price 151.. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

THE EARL OF DERBY'S RENTS for his LIVER-
POOL' ESTATE will be received at OGLE'S, the Rain-
bow Hotel and Inn, Williamson-square, on TLILSDA Y next, the
27th instant, between the hours of Ten and Three o'clock, when
applications for the renewal of Leases, or for any other purpose
respecting his Lorship's Estates may be made.
Tenants are requested to bring their last Receipts.

INM VI DUA LS GOING ABROAD from the Port of
LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.
OF NOS. 9 AND IP, CORWHILL, LONDON
that they may procure the whole, or any part of n OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest quality of-Goods kdown, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House,
NOS. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their
Warehouse in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool fur
Ship-sailing information, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

XT ORTON'S truly valuable CAMOMILE .PILLS for
INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of
Cammomile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar proc s, by which
all the medicinal properties of rather 'ft-ire than -ne ounce of
the flowers are concentrated into four mailer e :sized Pills.
They are mild.iu operation,..and' have pro d ondei fully suc-
cessful in removing every SNMptOnl ofindige , sick headache,-
lossorappetite,: giddiness. heart-burn,-eo,kti ess; eruptions of.
the skin, and 'all complaints arising from adi rde red state of the
digestive organs; they require no alteraiiins-of diet, unit their
operation'will be found tia beneficial in giving tone to the's-to-
mulch, regulating the boiVels, and in prompting a,bealthy habit,
as fully to convince all who rake them of their great utility.
Persons who have suffered from indigestion-for .several years.
. -have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is
.a
convincing proof that in the smallest compass is Contained the
*largest quantity of the 'tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as
to pervade thewhole system, through which it diffuses health
,and strength.
Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons ; T. Butler; E. Edwards;
F. -Newbury and•Sonsl W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough-
l_iy and Cq., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street.
Ntrlithout 'London; and retail by nearly all respectable 'Medi.
-•e-iutt venders. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

THEIVFRPOOt STANDARD.
A

I SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Three o'Clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIDAY, DEC. 23, 1836.

With more moderate weather the arrivals of Gain have
somewhat increased since Tuesday, but are still very much be-
low the quantity usually appearing at this season Of the year,
the high prices in lreland continuing to discourage any exten-
sive shipments thence. Of English and Irish Flour we have
very few parcels fresh in, but plenty remaining 'from the ac-
cumulation of former weeks; and of Qatmeal.a fair supply for
to-day, with 2,252 barrels of Flour from Copenhagen and
Guernsey.

During the, period between Tuesday and to-day there was
nothing passing in any braitzh of the corn trade deserving par.
ticular observation. At our market this morning, however, the
transactions old Theat, for shipment to the North of Eng-
land and Ireland, including several parcels on speculation, were
to a fair amount, on much the same terms as noted in the early
part of the week; whilst the sales for cOnsumption here were
upOn a liMited scale only.

Barley and Malt apPeared to meet very little notice, and
each may be considered rather lower.—Beaus and Pease were
difficult of sale, and scarcely maintained our last quottaions.—
Oats, seeming to command very little attention, were the turn
cheaper; and Oatmeal moving off isloWly, was 6d per sack

In bonded Grain no recent Operations of moment have taken
place, the hobiers remaining firm at the (tin rates last noted•
Of European Flour under lock, i.d)out2oo barrels haveclia4ed
hands at foinaer prices.

AVERAG

E PRICES.

Wltv..i.f, 4 701bs. s d s d BEMs, imp. Inca. s d 411
Irish fined red.. 8 6 e 8 9 Irish .... ....... 55 o'a 56 0
c). dried white, 9 i) .. 9 6 FLOUR, ctr 280 tbs. •
Do.undried new 8 2. 8 6 Eng.& Irish sup. 51 0.. 55 0
. English
Canada • 0 0.. 0 0 Do. seconds
0 xrs, 4f 45 lbs... • • ' "Do. thirds
Irish. • , 3 6.. 3 9 .115.m.,24111b5. new 34 0.. 35 0
BARLEY, 4V 60 lbs. , Do. old 32 0.. 34 0
Irish grinding... 4 10.. 5 2 BRAN, 47 24 fibs 1 6„ 1 5

OF BUTTER, &e.

SD. SD
Bacon, 4f? cwt.... 48 o.e 59 0
Darns, dry 50 0 .. 53 0
Do. wet O. 0
Firkin Lard,
Bladdered do 7O 0 .. 74 0
Grease Butter
Prime Mess Beef.
• 4f, tierce. 98 0 . :110 0
Prime Mess Pork,
4, barrel, 70 0 .. 75
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

phatic bitterness nowdisplayed by them in their declama-
f Lions. against ehurch_property, lay prhperty, and the
union, As for the expedient of paving the Protestant
clergy out of the.consolidated fund, after being despoiled
of their own unquestioned property, we have already
hinted
.at the insidious knavery of such a cool proposal.
The charges on the consolidated fund eottie every session
o: parliament under the revision of a majority of the
House of Commons, and, constituted as that house is
now, where would be the pledge that the very next vote
of a majority composed of O'Connell and his tail might
•not withhold from the ministers of the gospel the subsist-
ence'.thus contemptuously flung to them by the priest
O'Malley ?
But they don't like the memory of the conquest by
England !—and how can they help themselves? Can
tliey annihilate history ? Can they dethrone the truth ?
Is it not fact that Ireland has been conquered by Great
Britain, anti that of millions of those papists whO now
exist the ancestors were parties to that 44 shbjugation ?"
Will denying the fact get rid of.the " memorials," which
memorials are multiplied and imperishable ? Are they
so insane as to want another fight for it ? In the mean-
time let Englishmen look about then], and consider to
what point it, is that so many symptoms are now simul-
taneously converging.—Timea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

ST. ANNE'S WARD.

InUIE ANNUAL DINNER of ST. ANNE'S CONSER-
I VATIVE ASSOCIATION will take pla,2e on TUESDAY,.
the 3d January next, at Mr. Holden's, Richmond-row.
JAS. PARKER, Esq., President.
Tickets for the Dinner ss. each, may he had at the Bar until
the 31it instant Dinner on Table at Ralf-past Five o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

Fon THE BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH COMEDIANS,
Recently performing at the Queen's Theatre, London. with
the greatest success, and positively the Last Night of their
Engagement.
Last Night of MISS ADELAIDE O'BRYAN and SIGNOR
SAXON!, principal Dancers of the King's Theatre, London.
The following is the list of Performers:—
M. BERNARD, (Manager,) Premier comique du Grand
Theatre de Lyon, France, et du Queen'i Tb6atre, de Londres.
MADLLE. ALINE, du Th6atre Ltahaye, Holland; et du
Queen's Thatre. de Londres.
MADLLE. CLEMENCE, du Theatre de I'Ambigu co-
mique, Paris, et du Theatre-royal, de Dublin, compagnie F ran-
caise.
M. GRENET, Nancy, France, et St, James's Theatre, de
Londres.
M. AIME, Metz, France, et St. James's Matra.
M. TARANNE, Queen's Theatre, Londres•.

M. HENRI, Pantheon Thatre.
MME. LAURENT, Tha.tre de Marseille, France.
Tll IS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, the
French Company will perform
LE POLTROON;

011, ADELAIDE ust.triET.
Vaudeville en un acte du Th&ttre du Vaudeville, par M. Bayard.
M. Bernard (Queen's Theatre)remplira le role d'Adelaide
Melinet.-
Mdlle. Mine (Queen's Theatre) celui d'Amanda.
M. Beltois, (Sergent Major de la Garde Nationale,) M. Aime.
Auguste..(Officier de Carabiniers)..M. Grenet.
Laurentin M. Taranne.
Mme. Beltois Nidlle. Clemence.
Previous to the Vaudeville—Overture, " Semiramis," Rossini.
After which, Miss Adelaide O'Bryan and Signor Saxoni will
make their last appearance at this Theatre, and will dance the
celebrated GALLOP, from the Grand Ballot of Beniowsky.
Previous to the Afterpiece—Overture, " 11 Pirate," 13ellini.
To conclude with

LA FILLE DE L'AVARE.
Vaudeville en deux actes du Gymnase, par M. M. Bayard et

-- -
Scribe.
M. Bernard (Queen's Theatre) remplira le r(le de Grandet.
Mdlle. Mine (Queen's Theatre) celui d'Eugenie.
Charles M. Grenet. I Menu M Mine.
Isidore..M. Taranne. I Nanon..Mdlle. Clemence.

MR. EDWIN FORREST,
OP THE THEATRE-ROYAL, I)RURY-LANE, AND OF THE
AMERICAN THEATRES.

The Public is respectfully informed, that, in consequence
of the numerous inquiries at the Box-office, and of the in-
tense interest excited by the announcement of this Gentleman,
an arrangement has been made with this eminent Tragedian to
extend his Engagement, originally formed for Five Nights, to
TEN ; and Mr. FORREST will make his First Appearance, at
this Theatre, on MorsnAy EVENING next, the 26th instant, in
the character of OTHELLO.
To afford equal facilities in securimy, places for the Nights of
Mr. Forrest's Performance, the Box Plans, for his Engagement,
will be opened To-morrow, (Saturday,) the 24th instant, when
places, for any of the Ten Nights, may be taken from Ten un-
r7' 'ran estN" Sightg tan ke..ll3cllXi'le, In each 'WE Yirp taken.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY;
and his Benefit will take place on FRIDAY, the sth January, the
last Night of his Engagement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

PRRMIUM FOR ASSURANCE OF EMO ON A SINGLE !FE.

Without Profits. , With Profits.
-- ---------"---
Age! One Year. Seven Years Whole of Life. Whole of Life.
-- - -- -
k ~. d. £a. d. f.: $. d; I £s. d.
20 0 15 0 0 19 3 1 15 ' 8 1 18 5
.31 1 5 10 1 7 10 ' 2" 6 1. 2 9 11
40 1 1.1 0 117 3 30 2 35 0
50 '2 7 8 213 2 ' 4 1 i
60 318 11 4.10 3 67 10 1 47 9

LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY,
78, Bold-sheet, (near the, 3lnsie Holt.
E Proprietors of this Company desire to draw Publid
. attention to the fin tier improved Quality of their various
-
Priced Black and Green TEAS, and also to state that the low
kinds of Teas, of which there are now such abundance in :the
Warehouses, are, in no instance, Retailed at this Establishment.
Black Teas from 3s. 6d. to 7s. Per lb.
Green Ditto do Is. 6d to Bs.
GunfMwders do. 7s. to Ills. „
Mocha and line Jamaica COFFEE.
Loaf and Chrystalized SUGAR.
Orders from the Country attended to-as usual, nn application
to ALEX .INDER S. WRIGHT, Manager.
Liverpool, 20th Dec., 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

Legal Notirto.

THE commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing (late
the I I th day of August, 1835, awarded against RICHARD
RANKIN, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, joiner
and builder, dealer and chapman, intend to meet on the 30th
day of January next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, in voider to audit the
accounts of the assignee of the estate and effects of the said
bankrupt, nutter the said fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parliament
made and passed in the sixth year of the reign of his late Ma-
lesty King George the Fourth, intituled "An act to amend the
aws relating to bankrupts."
BRABNER and ATKINSON, Solicitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

IHE commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing date
I the 28th day of May last, awarded against JOHN JEF-
FREYS and WILLIAM BARTON, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, wine and spirit merchants and copartners,
deitters and chapmen, intend to meet on the 16th clAy of January
next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the endon-iooms,
4tr
South John-street, in order to audit the accou of the assignee
of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt , under the said
fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in the
sixth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the
Fourth, intituled "An act to amend the laws relating to bank-
rupts." BRABNER and ATKINSON, Solicitors.

NOTICE.
AL I, Persons having any claim against the Estate of JA MES
CAPPER, late of Atherton-street, in this town, cooper,
deceased, are requested forthwith to sen in their claims to
Messrs. StracK Lvrox, WRIGHT, and HU TER, Solicitors, 30,
Brunswick-street, in order that the same may be investigated,
and, if correct, paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

THE PRESTON LADIE.§'
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE NEW CHURCHES,
• FIXED FOIL
WEDNESDAY the 4t/i l 537, alidfoll inq days.
rATRONESS
THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
VICE vATRoNES.SES :
The Countess of Wii.TUN, Lady ST NNLE,Y,
Lady SPCA I.:F WII.SoN PATTON,
Mrs. Crosse of Sbaate• 'Hill, I Mrs. Kendal,.
Mrs. Butler Cole, I Mrs, Marshall,
Mrs. Ca trow, I Mrs. Pedder,
Mrs. WXlayton, Mrs. W. Rawstorne,
Mrs. Cross, I Mrs. R. Ravvsioine,
Miss Farington, Miss Rawstorne.,'
Miss Hesketh of Rufford, I Mrs, Swainseu,
Mrs. Hindle, Mrs..T.waley.l'arker,
Mrs. Hocnby of Ribby, Mrs. Wilitebeatl, •
Mrs. Horoby of St. Michael's, Mrs. Wilson France.
Mrs. Jackson,

COMItittTRZ OF MA NA GEMEINIT

Mrs. Balawiu, Nr...,Carlow, Mrs. Car4sWilstlq,.Mrs. Clark,
rn Mrs. (Irart, Misjirtitikitis; 1-Tulton, Morire,'Mrs.
R. Newshatn, Miss
,Parkiuson Mrs. St,trkie Shuttlewurth, Mrs.
J. Sulizit, Mrs. Vernon; Mrs. 7‘Vileocksun. '

syttj,Laisti
mi." W. Clayton, Mr. German,. 114-F." Ed ward Gorst: M rt. J.
rocks, Mr. Leach, Mr. It. Newsham, Mr. W. B. Swainson,
Mr. W. Wilson, &c. &c.
, . Rev. ROGER. CARUS WILSON, Secretary.
ITIHE Public are earnestly requested to send to anyinember
of the Committee on or before Saturday morning the 31st
instant, contributions of useful and ornamental work, of books,
prints, and. drawings; Of confectionary; of flowers, roots,
choice seeds, &c.: and contributors are requested to affix a
price on each of the articles supplied.
General attention is also respectfully invited to the choke op-
portunity 'afforded by 'this Bazaar of Making:purchases for
clothing poor neighboura, for providing New Year's gifts for
the gratification of children, and for the decorations of hone:
The hours of sale are to be from 12 to 3 on Wednesday, and
from 11 to 4 on the .foll Owing days,
Admission on Witinesday, 4th of 4nuary, one shilling;
children, sixpence • on Thursday, sixpence.

Ladies wiilifta to view the Articles previous to the day of
sale, will beAdinitted on Tuesday the 3:.1 January, at half-a-
crown each; children. nue shilling.
Preston,'Sth Dec. 8::;7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH COMEDIANS,
Recently performing at the Queen's Theatre, London, with
the greatest success, and positively•the -Last Night of their

_ .
Engagement.
Last Night of MISS ADELAIDE O'B RYAN and SIGNOR
SAXONT, principal Dancers of the King's Theatre, London.
The following is the list of Performers:—
M. BERNARD, (Manager,) Premier comique du Grand
Theatre de Lyon, France, et du Queen's Theatre, de Londres.
MADLLE. ALINE, du Theatre Lahaye, Hollande, et du
Queen's Theatre, de Londres.
MADLLE. CLEM ENCE, du Theatre de l'Ambign co-
mique, Paris, et du Theatre-royal, de Dublin, compagnie Frau-
cause.
M. GRENET, Nancy, France, et St, James's Theatre, de
Londres.
M. AIME. Met; France, et St. James's Theatre.
M TARANNE, Queen's Theatre, Londres.

M. HENRI. Pantheon ThAtre.
MM E. LAURENT, Th4s,tre de Marseille, France.
rlill IS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, the
JL French Company will perform
LE POLTROON;

OU, ADELAIDE MELINET.
Vaudeville en un acte du Theatre du Vaudeville, par M. Bayard.
M. Bernard (Queen's Theatre) remplira le role d'Adelaide
Melinet.
Mdlle. Aline (Queen's Theatre) celui d'Amanda.
M. Beltois, (Serpent Major de la Garde Nationale,) M. Aime.
Auguste..(officier de Carabiniers)..M. Grenet.
Laurentin
Mine. Beltois Mdlle. Clemence.
Previous to the Vaudeville—Overture, " Semiramis," Rossini.
After which. Miss Adelaide O'Brvan and Signor Saxoni will
make their last appearance at this Theatre, and will dance the
celebrated GALLOP, from the Grand Ballot of Beniowsky.
Previous to the Afterpiece---Overture, Il Pirata," Bellini.
To conclude with
__

LA FILLE DE L'AVARE.

Vaudeville en deux aces du —6—vm—na'sne, par M. M. Bayard et

Scribe.

M. Bernard (Queen's Theatre) remplira le role de Grandet.
Mdlle. Aline (Queen's Theatre) celui d'Eugenie.
Charles M. Grenet. 1 Menu M. Aime•
Isidore..M. Taranne. I Nanon..Mdlle. Clemence.

MR. EDWIN FORRES7,
OP THE THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, AND OR THE
AMERICAN THEATRES.

The Public is respectfully informed, that, in consequence
of the numerous inquiries at the Box-otfice, and of the in-
tense interest excited by the announcement of this Gentleman,
an arrangement has been made with this eminent Tragedian to
extend his Engagement, originally formed for Five Nights, to
TEN; and Mr. Foe aEsz will make his First Appearance; at
this Theatre, on MONDAY EVENING' next, the 26th instant, in
the character of OTHELLO.
To afford equal facilities in securing places for the Nights of
Mr. Forrest's Performance, the Box Plans, for his Engagement,
will he opened To-morrow, (Saturday,) the 2lth instant, when
places, for any of the Ten Nights, may be taken from Ten un-
til Three. No places can be secured untplig Ticketkare taken.
Mr. Forrest's Nights of Performance, in each Week, will be
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. 'THURSDAY, and. FRIDAY;
and his Benefit will take place on FRIDAY, the sth January, the
last Night of his Engagement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

POLITICAL; MOVEMENTS.

The requisition to Raikes Currie, Esq., which. now lies for
signature at Mr. Gray Hester'S, in Bridge•street, Mr. John
Stanton's, in Abingdon-street, and Mr. Jeffry's, Bath-street,
has already received more than 700 signatures. This looks
wells, and proves the healthful state of the registry. There are
many names which have not hitherto appeared on documents
of a liberal character.--Norilianipion Chrouitok,
DINNER To Ma. GIBSON CasiG.--,We stated in our last that
the reformers of the county of Mid Lothian contemplated invit-
ing W. Gibson Craig, Esq., to a dinner, and it will beobserved
that the day is now fixed for the 220 current. Mr; Craig nobly
and closely contested the county with the ,present nieinber at
the last election,. and we believe when he eaters the list again,
sa-vbe assuredly will in the event of a dissolution of parliament,
he is as sure of a seat in the House of Commons as he is of one
on the right hand of the chairman at the dinner in the White
Hart Inn, Dalkeith, on Thursday week.--Caledonian Mercury.
BOROUGH OF S/ERFPIELD.—A few daSs ago T.B. Holy, Esq.,
and Mr. John Jones, as a deputation from the Tory methodiCts
ot Sheffield, waited on Mr. Heald, of Stockport. and presented
bins with a requitition, signed by a number of respectable inha-
bitants of Sheffield, to stand for that botough in the event of a
dissolution of parliament. Mr. Heald very prudently declined
accepting the invitation. —.Leeds, Mercurti.

SMITHFIELD MAIIKET,‘ LONDON, Dec. 19.
This day's supply of Beasts, when the gteatness of that of last week
is considered, was great; its sucti'ply of Sheep moderately good; of
Calves and Porkers, but limited. Trade with each kink of meet was
dull ; with Beef at a depression, Veal at an adv&nce of from 2d to 4d
4if Sitio ; with Mutton. and Pork at barely at last Friday's quotations

, ~ .
LIVERPOOL AGRICIIILTURkL. MARKETS DEG. 22.
s. d. s. d. s.-d. s. d.
Ray, old 1 20,1 6lr 201 b Potatoes ' 2 6ii,il 2 43" 909,
New Hay 1 3 1 4 —,— Cault Potatoes 2 0 2 3
Clover Hay 1 2. 1 3 -- Turnips 38 040 0 per ton
Straw, Wheat.. 0. 7/- 0 1 --- Carrots ' 50 052 0
Straw, 0at..... 0 7t 0 *9 -- • hianglewursle 32 035 a •--
Green Clover.. 0 0 0 0 - Manure 8 010 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

•
TO' BREWER S AND OTHERS.
SALE OF TRE GOOD-Ifin ,vc: OP AN EX- T ENS WE
Y
ottnErt OF TOE EXECCTO.R.
By Mr. MI ORD
On Tit u(xna Y; the sth day, ofJanuary next, at One o'clock, at
IliePlarendon=tonins, South John-street, Liverpool,.subject
to conditions.of sale then to be produced,
THE GOOD-WILL in the long-established' and extensive
1 BREWERY BUSINESS, lately carried on by Mr.
Joshua liartlev Hargreaves at the" Brewers, in Milk-
. Street' in •LiveFpool, and' now in full'bperatiLri, `together With
the UN EXPIRED INTEREST of the Executor in, the large
and eommodionsrange of BUILDINGS. in which tlrre sarne has
b'een conduct 6d, consisting of the Brewery, Ware °use, Cott lit-
ing-house, Dwelling-house,-and.Stebies,. and, bioing every
7-toilvenience foe carrying on agextensivetp ess. Toe Inter-
- est of the Executor to the Zremises will ire on the 14th day
of .Lune next; but the Owner is.willing t teat with a respecta
ble Purchaser of the Bugtness for a Lease for a term of yea's.
It will be reirteired that-the Stock in" Tiede, FixtUres, Brew-
ing Utensils ''and Apparatus', including a Steam Engine, shall
be taken by the Purchaser of the Business at a valuation, and
upon such terms as shalt be extre.,:sed at the time of sale.
Tee present is a 'most fdvourable opportunity for auy person
desirous of undertaking the business of a Brewer, the one flow
offered for Sale having been established upwards of thirty years,
and being supported by an extensive and regular custom.
Further partichlers may he had on application' to Mr. TUO S.
CA RSON, Solicitor,' Nortli John-street, or Messrs. CROOK and
SoN,. Accountants, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

On *alt.

OW SALE,
The Barque DISPATCH,
.174 407 tons per register, old ine.tsurement; built at Mali-
- Inlet° by John Jardine; Esq.; and launched in October
last.. . Length alcift, 116 feet 4 inches ; breadth„ 27 feet .10
inches; depth of hold, 20,feet. Copper-fastened, sails fast, and
catries a large cargo on a light draft of water ; here stores are
ample;now lying east side of Brunswick Dock.—Apply,to•
ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co.
. .

.
a On SALE,
The Barque SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD,
-129. tnns .per register, old measurement; launched. at
Charleten, New Brunswick, in September last, and
UHL of the very hest materials in the province; is flush decked,
410 copper-fastened„ The stern and stern-post,.together with
t (le, whole frame from the seoond foothooks Upwards, are of
liacktnatack, and planked with that and red pine, tier stores
e„ee ;topple. and all of the best .Liverpool manufacture. Length
of keel, go feet; breadth of hems. 28 feet; depth of hold, 20
feef. Now lOhg east sicleQueen-'s Dock.—Apple to
AN DE RSON,
,GAR It 0 W, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

PITT-STREET WARD CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION.

PATRON.
JOHN BOLTON, Esq.
PRESIDENT.
JAMES AS FINAL!, Esq.
TILE Cr)NSERVATIVES of PITT.S rREET WARD
1 intend to hold their SEC OND ANNIVERSARY
DINNER on FRIDAY, the 20th day of January next, at the
Templars' Hall, in Great George-street.
The Committee earnestly request that each Conservative will
snake an early application for his Ticket, so that no disappoint-
ment may occur, the Committee being obliged to limit the
number of Tickets.
Tickets, ss. to Members of the Pitt-street Ward Conservative
Association, 6s. to Conservatives in Pitt-street Ward, but not
Members of that Society, (not including Wine,) may be had
until the 4th day of January next, at the Honorary Secretary's
Office, No. 108, Duke-street.
By order of the President,
THOS. K. WILSON, Honorary Secretary.
December 19th, 18.36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

To-inuttaow, (Saturday,) the 24th instant, at. Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, east .side.of Queen's Dock,
45 Pieces BIRCH TIMBER,
103 c. 2 ASH: H 1-1 D. STAVES,
lc. HANDSPIKES,
Now landing, ex Combatant, from • Halifax—On- account of
Messrs. MIGNOWITZ and.GRELTHAM, Merchants.,
' . Afterwards,- on the Quay,• east side Queen's Dock,
3936 STANDARD STAVES and HEADING,
24(X) Red OAK HIM. STAVES,
600 ASH , ,DITTO, • •
Now landing, ex Esther, from-Quebec— - • -••
And on the east side Brunswick Dock,
301 Logs HARDWOOD, •
-Now landins, ex. Edward Thorne, from St. John.—On account
of Messrs. Ulan, BRIGHT; and Co.' Merchoints.—Apply:to;
. • CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.„
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

scorrisii UNION
TIRE AND 14114: INSURANCE COMPANY.
&COB POR4TE D BY"BOYAL
CkFITAL, FIVE All (.I.I4iNS STEELING.
47. Georgar.sti eel' Edinburgh; 419, West Strand, London; and
•7, Coliege-yreen.,Dublin. .
U"c4tEsTIONAB.I4I; SECURFFY; combined with low
Rates• of Premium calcolated on Scientific Principles,
are distjuguishiu4 features of this Corporation.

FIRE DEPARTAI2NT.
. Property; of almost every description,. may be insured on the
most advantageous terms; common insurances at the reduced
rates; and property involving more than ordinary hazard, at
rates of premium commensurate with, the value of the risks.,
All Losses,, when satisfactorily ascertained, are immediately

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
This Corporation effect. Life Insurances either at Reduced
Rates, *About profits, or with participation in profits of which
Tiro-thirds are returned at regular:permds, without being subject
to any deduction for charges of Management.
,"
Additions are
.made to Policies, or corresponding reductions
of premium, at the option of the insured. •
The Premiums ,war" be paid at itn increasing or decreasing
rate, in a single payment, or fora limited number of ears only.

NEW SONG.

. .
Edition, price
"Fr HE,WIVEB A'.'4I.)TEIE MO THERS OF BitITAIN,"
1 the Worth 1)V R. STORY, Esq. The Alusic:eotnposed,
and respectfully dedicated to ROBERT TOWNLEY PARKER, Esq.,
of Cneraen Hall, by J. S. Jon nsoN ; and sung with the inoSt
rapturonS applause at the an uual meeting of the Furth Lauea,
shire Conservative Association, 1836.

"The Music is simple, and therefore, easily executed, and
the chorus is good."—Liverpool Mail.
"This beautiful Sung, written by Storey, has been set to
Music by our townsman, Mr. Johnson. To such of our readers
as had not the pleasure of hearing it at. the late North Lanca-
shire Conservative Meeting, we may say it was then sung and
gave the highest satisfaction—can it receive or require a greater
recommendation ?"—Prestun Pilot. ' • •

77" 'We have much pleasure in inviting public attention to this,
beautiful Song. The Words are by Mr: Story, and the Music
by Mr. Johnson. It was surig, (amidst much applause and an
encore) by Mr. Atkinson, at the late Conservative Dinner.
The Music is of a decidedly 'ttuperior caste, and is peculiarly
well adapte!l to the Poetry. We have no difficulty in anticipat-
ing that this will soon rank amongst the atost popular Songs
of the day.''—Preston Chronicle.-

"The Music is v;ood, and the Poetry is some of the Conser-
vative Bard's best composition:- We anticipate, therefore, an
extended circulation for if-01th Gazette.
M. he had at SNickn's Music Warehouse, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

TO THE 14EV, D. JAMES

10th December, 1631.;.
DEAR Ste,—l am deeply sensible of the honour conferred
upon me !iy the 'resolutions passed by the "Ancient Britons,"
in Liverpool, and if any impulse were wanting in the discharge
of my duty, 1 should be stimulated to increased exertions by the
flattering compliments thus paid to my humble endeavours in a
good cause. * * * * * 1 have the honour to be, your
obedient Servant,

JOHN JEItVIS.

TO TIIE REV. I). JAMES, KIIIKDALE,

La miter Court, December 9th, 1836.

had the honour of receiving your letter of yesterday's
date,'containiug-a• vote of thanks passed at a meeting of the
'' Society of Ancient Britons," held in Liverpool.
I beg you will he good enough So state to them, that I feel
truly sensihle of the honour they have dune me in thus noticing
my conduct in the House of Coinmons, avid that I shall ever be
ready to support the just rights and privijeges of my feliow-
countrymen. lam quite sure that much may yet be accurnpli►hed
if the natives of Wales u•;11 exert themselves. * * * * *
I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble ser..

13. lIAI.L.

GREAT MEETING OF 111E' eitoTEsTANTS OF
IRELAND.

You cannot fail to recollect the important aggregate meeting
of the Protestant nobility, gentry, clenty. and landtioldersof
Ireland, 'which took place in thetiing's-room in the Marision,
house, Dublin, in the autumn of 1&14, a month or two previous
to the dismissal of the first Melbourne Administration: r Th i
meeting, you may remember. was attended by the Earl of Win.-
chilsea, and it ci•rtainly produced a very powerful impression in
all parts of the empire. A meeting of a similar character is
about to take place. It has been convened by the following
rocrisilion :
" We, the undersigned, request a meeting of the Protestant
cler.v, and landed proprietors of Ireland,
in th, great roorn of the Mansion-house, in the city of Dublin,
on Tuesday.' the 24th day of January, 1837. at 12 o'clock, for
91e purpose of petitioning both Houses of Parliament, praying
them to adopt -tich meastves as will give protection to the Pro-
▪ t‘, Ireland, and to r.repare a loyal and dutiful address to
calling his most serious attention 'o the 'mini-
nent "
winch threaten the liberties of all classes of His
in.v toym
makg to pects in
Ireland,
and the attempts which are
kingdom, •".ulle and destroy the Protestant religion in this

" DOWNSHIRE. " BANTU/N.
"FARNHAM. " DOWNES.
"'DT N.SANY " ENNISKILLEN.
. • " GLENGALL.".
(: Adini.lott to the meeting will I,e I,
the f arratigent. tit. of' ‘.6.`"s, to be issued by
• given."—Curreapoi,dent the Times. " further nutlce will be

1 .
:,;'; Cl ,vemment, we understand, intend offering a Free v
iiew soutik wales wilt
.Spring, to IUU mechanics fruialatt,i'
'.., , .' - _, -', i.,- • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

CONCERT.
TEMPLARS' HALL.

MR. E. BROWN respectfully announces to the Public his
intention of giving his Annual CONCERT, at the H
of the KNIGHT'S TEMPI—ARS, Great George-street, on WED-
NESDAY Evening next, the 28th instant.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS
Miss LEACH,
Miss LIYAMS,_

11fr.}iENSHAL, and
Mr. PEMBERTON,
who have kindly offered their services.
Mr. BROWN will perform the last Fantasia of Nicholson's,
which was played by the Author before the King and Queen.
Conductor, Mr. G. HOLDEN.
The names of other Performers who are engaged, with further
particulars, will be expressed in future bills.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

Zbe ILiberpool *tanbarb.

-
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 23, 1836.

We have been favoured with a copy of a letter from
New Toth, addressed to the Rev. Mr. Allport of Bir-
mingham, containing a detail of particulars confirmatory
of the statements made by Maria Afonk in her " Awful
Disclosures." We shall, on Tuesday next, publish this
important document, for the purpose of calling the at-
tention of the public, and more particularly of the go-
vernment, to the glaring iniquities which are daily per-
petrated in the nunneries in Canada. The revolting
atrocities which are there committed under the veil of
sanctity are truly abominable, ani deserve tire most un-
qualified exposure.

We have been obliged to defer the insertion of the ad-
mirable letter on " Union for Prayer on the first Monday
in the New Year," by the Rev. J. H. Stewart, Minister
of St. Bride's Church. Our desire to give it entire has
led to this postponement. The subject is of too great
moment to permit us to give extracts merely.

Instead of amusing our readers with a train of specula-
tive consequences, deduced with logical solenmity, from
military movements that have never been made, and from
victories which have never been achieved, we think it
much more. profitable to direct the public mind to those
great practical lessons with which daily experience has
for some time been severely lecturing us. Whether
" Alaix be in the advance or in the rear of Narvaez," for
report places him, at the same moment, in both these
impossible situations_whether " Villareal and Eguia,
with their great guns, have gone into winter quarters,"
as some atlirm, or whether they have again defeated Es-
partero, and are prosecuting their operations with in-
creased vigour, as others declare, " for the uncertainty
thereof," we leave to be decided by further evidence, lest,
after having reasoned ourselves and our readers into a
pleasing conclusion, we should find the threads of the
web broken and the fabric itself destroyed ; or, like
Penelope, have our work to do again-, With Richard,
therefore, we answer our own question-- •

" Where is Alaix ?
What is become of Villareal ?—Where is Espartero?

Nu matter where.
If England, not yet involved in civil conflict, have not
her generals and armies in the field—if war tramples not
down her harvests, and her citizens are yet free from
midnight surprise—yet the pernicious blast of policy, or
her counterfeit, itopolicv. has spread universal disaster
over the social and moral aspect of 13ritain—the clarion
tongue of reform has called into existence, and invested
with power, myriads of nothings ; some rich and proud,
some poor and ignorant, all of which, in their original
emptiness, propagate the cry of reform, till order and
peace are lost in the clamour of political confusion.
Were we to analyze the calendar iind set apart the
days, the nefasti, occupied in the election of town
councillors, with those precursors spent in the republi•
ean, anti-business-like lab Our of canvassing for votes, and
the riotous days of triumph which close the dimgractfili
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received a copy of the splendid annual, " The Cabi-
net of Modern Art," and shall give an extended notice in our
next.
Several correspondents complain very severely of the dirty state
of the streets in various parts of the town. Why is our wor-
thy councillor-contemporary so silent on the subject?
The poetry of our fair correspondent " M" has been received.
The lines with which she has favoured us indicate the posses-
sion of a refined taste, and a correct judgment; but we are
sure that she will excuse us for not inserting them, when we
state that we have too much gallantry to expose her to the
unpleasantness of having them unfairly criticised by certain
parties, from whom nothing . but the must virulent abuse can
be expected. and by whom her motives would be misconstrued,
and her language misinterpreted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARkET—MOrsiDAy, DEC. 19.
We have bad a very large supbly,of both Beasts and Sheep at mar-
ket t3-day, and very many choice Beasts from the North Country and
Ireland, many of which, on aecount of their superior quality, sold for
as Much AE 7(1 41' lb. Some very superior Sheep Sold readily at 74d 41,0
lib. The general price of good Beef 'was from 5d to 6d, and good
Wether Sheep 7d lb. Number of Beasts at market, 1351 ; Sheep,
6071.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

ATLAS ASSURANC'E COMPANY
ESTABLISHED 1808.

E Directors beg to call the particular attention of the
to a VERY IMPORTANT CONCESSION
THEY HAVE MADE, applicable to Life Policies. By the
usual conditions of life assurances, "Assurances, made by per-
' " sons on their own lives, will be void if they die by the
" hands of justice, by'dueliing, or by suicide." •
This condition has been qualified by the ATIA s, as follows :
" Should such a policy, have been assigned fur a valuable
" consideration, and have been in force for five years, then
" the Company will hold itself liable the same as if the
" assurance had been granted to a person having a honafide
" interest in the life of another."
Persons assuring for the • u•hole term of Life for £lOO and up-
raids in Great Britain or Ireland respectively, will he entitled,
at the end of every seventh year, to participate in the surplus
Premium,,, to be then ascertained by actual valuation,
,FOr the fourteen years ending- at Christmas. I$;;), ap average
addition of VUO has been made to every Elooo assured in Great
Britain. _

The next valuation will be made at Christmos, 1837. and
licics. effected before that date, will participate poportion to
the time they i
,may then have been n•force.•
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
_ _ .

In addition to the benefit of the late-reduction in the Rates
of Premiunis, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of
an allowance fur the 1094 or Rent of Buildings rendered untena-
ble by Fire.
Policies f4ll'ng due at CHRISTMAS should be renewed within
fifteen days froth that period.
The CionpanY's Rates and Proposals mriv be had at the Office
in London. or of any of the Agents in the Country, who are
authorised to report en the appearance of Lives inopor3ed for
Assurance. II ENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary.
Chenpddo, London, December, 1836.

TiIE,AGENTs for the Company at the following places, are :
Liverpool.'„.Messrs SWAINSON and HOE? NB Y,
, Rretherton's-buildiugs. North John-street.
Dit..to;..' ... IVir..,W }l ISP.CIOW EL f: 5. Excliange-building.i.
APPichk, E. Allinson.' ' Vacelestield, R. Turner. '
Ashton-under-Line, T. Finney. .11Ancliester, B.'rid-C. Hervey.
Blackburn, R. Wilding. 01,11„,,,, John Daucroft.
Bolton. C. Briggs. Vreston, Wm. LanCaatvr.
Burnley- and .Todmorden, T. L Rochdale. James Hartley.
liammericm. 4.t 11,1 en's. John Ansdell,
Por, If itqiiirtl Lomax. Qtookport, W'. Don nall.
Chorley, .I“hn Latlunn. nye! ston-, Vi'. l'ostlethwaite.
Clitheroe, W. L. Odtfry. Warrington, Theinas Leigh.
Lancaster. T. Albright. iWigaa, P. Griffith. -
Leigh. .r. Whitehead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL
• INSTITUTION,
• 28, ST. ANNU.-STREKT.
, . .
WASNETClWAPl:yrKoanncdotinaminAt perform,tud the duties
undertake
the General Superintendence of the above Institution. He
must be weft acquainted with Bookkeeping, of unexceptionable
moral character, of active habits, and aenteel address. . Salary,
£lOO per annum, with Apartments in the House, Coal, and
Candles. -
-
• .Applications to be made, by letter, accompanied with . Testi-
thonials, and to be sent in to the Committee on or before the
15th January.next.

CHARLES .1-101ZSFNLL, President.
nepenthe,- 20. 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

MANAGEMENT

COMMITTEE OF

Mrs. Baldwin,, Mrs. Carlow, Mts. Carus Wilson, Mri. Clark,
Mrs. German, Mrs. Ilopkius, Mrs. Ilulton. Mrs, Moore, Mrs.
H. Newshain, Miss Parkinson, Mrs. StarkieShuttlewortb, Mrs.
J. Smith, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Wileockson,

.
TO. B.liEtliS AND OTHSIIS.
SALE OF THE. GOOD-ifn &r. OF .Ag EXTENSIVE

BY ORDER 'OF THE RXECUTOR.
By Mr. BYFORD, . .
. ,
On Tuu4soai, the sth. day of January next, at One o'clock, at
the .clarendon-ropms, South Jiihn,street, Liverpool, subject
to conditions of Sale then to be produced,.
SHE GOOD-WILL in the lonp,•-established and.extensive
J3REWE BUSINESS; lately carried on. by Mr.
Joshua flartley flarirreaves at the Brewery, in New
,Milk-
street,, iris Liverpool, and now. in full operation, together with
the UNEXPIRED INTEREST of the Executor in the,large.
and commodious range of BUILDINGS in which the same has
been conducted, censistingofthe Brewery, Warehouse, 'Count-
ing-house, Dwelling-honse,.and Stables,, and combining every
convenience for carrying on an extensive business. The Inter-
est of the Executor in the Premises will expire on the 14th day
of June next but the Owner is willing to treat with a respecta-
ble Purchaser of, the Business for a Lease for a term of years.
It will be recfuired,that the Stock in Trade, Fixtures, Brew-
ing Utensils, and Apparatus, including a Steam Engine, shall
• he taken by the Purchaser of the Business at.a valuation, and
upon. .such terms as shall be expressed at the time of sale.
The present is a most favourable opportunity for an) person
deSirous of undertaking the business of a Brewer, the one now
offered for Sale having been established uprards of thirty years,
and being supported by apexieniive and regular custom.
Fut ;ter particulars may be had on application to Mr..,Tnos.
CausoN, Solicitor, North- John-street, or Messrs. CROOK and
Accountant,t, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

..4air,c; Ructfon.

FRIDAY, D.1WE,M8E,R..23,
.1846-.

BEADS, in. Bond, for Exportation.
Liverpool, 1911 L December, 1836.

UST Landed. from Hamhro', the greatest assortment of
TOYS and FANCY. ARTICLES ever ,yet imported into
thil.country, admirably suited for Christmas presents, the whole
of which must be sold immediately, for account of the shippers.
To be seen at E. EASTEE'S Toy WAREHOUSE, St. George's-
crescent.
ROCKING HORSES at Reduced Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

SHAWLS AND CLOAKS SELLING OFF.

QINIPSON and Co. have comroenced, SELLINQ OFF, at
Cl__ immense sarrifive, their-splendid STOCK-4,B4I;AWLS,
CLOAKS, SHAWL DRESSES, &c. &e.

.- •
Reduced. to. Usual sold at.
Dark 'fill'd Shawls
Ditto Rich Medal:ion Centres
Ditto • Ditto
Real Edinburgh Shawls, , new 35 0
patterns, extra rich
A Lot of very rich White fill'd Shawls, sold in the summer at
635. redtteed to 255. 6d. •
Cloaks. Shawl Dresses,.Plaid Wool Shawls, ank-an.immanse
variety of Handkerchiefs equally cheap. The Public will sel-
dom have an opportunity• of purchasing rich and fashionable
Goods at the prices now offered, as the Proprietors are desirous
of clears w the whole Stock.
Shawl Warehouse, 66, Church-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

LADIES' CHARITY.

Mrs. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL.. Lady Patrone.a.
Mr. F. ElAywoon President.
THE ANNUAL BALL, for the Benefit of t is Institution,
will he held, by permission of the worshipful the Mayor
and Town Council, in the Towri-HALL, on TUESDAY, the 27th
instant.

Tickets, 10s. each. (Refreshments included,) to be had of the
Lady Patroness, Duke-street ; of the President, and at the
usual places.
The Doors to be opened at Eight o'clock.
Carriages to set down and take up with the horses heads fac-
ing Water-street.
Joliffe's Military Band will be in attendance.
N.B.—No money will be received at the doors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

UMITED STATES.

• •
NEW YORK LINE dr PAdkETS.
Sailing.on the Bth of every Month. :
ST. ANDREW, W. C. TttompsoN. 660.t0n5. Bth. Tan.
VIRGINIAN, I. HARRIS '62o tons, Bth Feb.
gHEFFIELD, F., P. ALLEN. )7B tons, Bth March.
UNITED STATES, N. H. HoLottsGE 650 tuns, Bth April. •

These Ships are all of the first class; recently built in tlie city
al rew York; and, for strength, beauty of. model, punctuality.
' and swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of
f iii3in•aecomrandatioro, are not surpassed by any in the trade,
and their commanders are men of great experience. . •
The rate of passage in the Cabin is fixed at 'lflirty-five
Giiiieas, including stores of all kinds.
To. insure punctuality in sailing,. no. Goods are received on
board after the 6th of each month.—Apply to •
SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER, and Co. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23

WANTED, two several sums of £12,000 on MortaLre, one
on Freehold Warehouses and Offices in the vicinity of
thet^,ustmv-house, Liverpool, and the other on valuable Pree-
hold Property.
To he LET, Three excellent OFFICES, in Commerce-court,
Lord-street; lately occupied by Messrs. Bristowe and Fairclougb.
—For further particulars Of by letter, post paid) apply to
Messrs. FAIRCLOUGH and WIATT, Solicitors, 29, Basuett-
street,