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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

imperial ilutiament.

HOUSE OF LOIIDS.—MoNPAY.
The Bishop of EXETER, and Dii.oly other peers, presented
petitions fur the abolition of the aregro apprenticeship system.
There were also petitions presented by the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Bishop of Chester, &c., regarding the idola-
tries in India, and the pile,rim tax.
Lord NV ia RNCLIFFK moved for a series of papers illustrative
of the working of the Poor Law Amendment Act in a union in
Yorkshire. He expressed his doubt as to the utility of the act,
although he had supported the original bill. He condemned
-the conduct of the commissioners.
Lord MebnouaNE defended the act, and complained of the
mixed character of the attack that had been mide upon it.
The Earl of RADNOR and the Earl of IVINCHILSEA defended
-the act.
Lord FALKLAND snpported the bill.
Earl STANHoPE condemned it and supported the motion.
Lord BROUGHAM and the Bishop of Notiwicti defended the
Act.
The papers were eventually ordered, and their lordships ad-
journed.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY.

Mr. MA ths;t;'diis seat.

Lord SEymouii reporteal;;MCheDablin election, committee
that Mr. D. O'Connell and Mr. Hutton b id been dalY returned.
Mr. Aid. WOOO presented the City of London Day and Night
Police Bill; Mr. iIIWh:S., however, intimating that he should
oppose it on the principle that the police of the metropolis ought
to he under one authority.

Colonel SCALE brought in the bill to allow the grinding of
foreign corn in bond for exportation. It was read the first
time.

Lord flowtcx moved that the house resolve into committee
on the Mutiny Bill.

Captain BOLDERO moved, instead thereof, the appointment
of a select committee .to inquire into the present system of re-
wants and punishments.
Sir G. Sixet A tir seconded the motion.

Colonel DAyms opposed the motion—as did Lord Howtcx
afterwards; and after an extended debate-thereon, the kunst di-
vi•led. The numbers were—for the committee, 76; against it,
169—majority against, 93.
The house then went into committee on the Mutiny Bill, and
the Marine Mutiny Btil.

Sir F. TRENCH afterwards directed attention to the proposed
site for the new houses of parliament, a subject which Mr.
Hume said well merited attention. •

Mr. J. PALM inquired whether there was any truth in the
represewation regarding an interruption of the friendly relations
between this eountry and China ;
Lord PA irtnotsroN said that thou.h he had heard some ru-
mour on the subject, he had not received any des.paches.
The• house then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

Pursuant to a Decretal Order of the Court of Chancery of the
County Palatine of Lancaster, made in a cause " Parker v.,
Mercer," befoie SHAME, Esq., Registrar of the said
Court.
On MONDAY, the 9th of April next„ at Half-past Six o'clock in.
the Evening, at the Old Swan Inn, Knotty Ash, near Liver-
pool, in the said county of Lancaster, subject to such condi-
tions as shall be then produced,
A lA, that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MESSUAGE
±-31_ or DWELLING-HOUSE lately erected thereon, now
used as a Beer-house, together with the Brewery, Stable, and
other Outbuildings theretol attached, formerly the property of
Richard Yearsley Clarke, deceased-, and now in the occupation
of Mr. Henry Lengton, as tenant from year to Year.
This Property is situate in the rapidly increasing Village of
Knotty Ash, about four miles from Liverpool, on the south aisle
of the Turnpike-road from Liverpool to 'Present, and has a
frontage thereto of 32 yards, and the Premises contain, in the
whole, 2035 square yards of Laud, or thereahouts..
The Tenate is Cep} hold of Inheritance of.the Manor of
'Pest.
Derby.
Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the Registrar'S
Office, in Preston ; and for further information epiAieation
be made to Mt. SNOWB A-L, Solicitor, Liverpool. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

SALES POSTPONED.
On THURSDAY, the 26th April, at Twelve o'clock, in Chaloner
and Houghton's Bonded Yard,,Hasington-street,
8.1 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per linke of Clayence,
75 Ditto DITI'O, per
59 Ditto DITTO, per Ambassador,
• 190 Ditto DITTO, per Highlander,
476 Logs Havana CEDAR, per Highlander,
214 Ditto DITTO, per Ambassador.
Apply to R. W. APPLETON, Esq, Merchant, or. to
G. J. WAINWRIGHT and Co.„ and Brokers.
CHALONER and HOUGHTON
,

(One Interest.)

SUPRRIOR STEAM VESSEL. AND STORES.
By D. H. HAINSSELIN,
On THURSDAY, the 12th April,,precisely at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, at Townshend's London Inn, Fore-street, Devonport,
r That superior carvel-built Steam-vessel, the'
. '
SIR JOHN ST. AUBYN,
Built in the last year, under the inspection ne' a
- Surveyor employed by the owners. Burthen
41 455-3500 tons, new admeasurement ; length, 78 feet ;
breadth,.l4 feet ; depth of hold, 8 feet; engine room, 32. feet ;
draught of water, about 4 feet. The Engine, which is of a
very superior description, is of 31 horse power, built by Whites,
Pauton, and C 0.,. with a 3 feet stroke, and two cylinder boilers.
The Steamer is fitted up with three cabins, water closets, mock
galleries, and figure head. She is well found in stores of every
description, is admirable suited for pleasure parties and towing',
for which purpOses she has been hitherto used. She is now
Perfectly complete, and readv.for service.
Also, a NEW BOAT, 25 feet long.
.1:or further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to the
Auctioneer, No. 1, St. Auhyn-street; Mr. RESTA RICK, Mer-
chant, James-street. Devonport; or Mr. J. E. ELWOSTH Y,
Solicitor and Notary, Plitmouth, (Mr. Elworthy's Offices are
s,,Union-place,. Plymouth, .instead of George-street, Devon-
port.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

TUfSDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
On TUESDAY next, the 3d April, at Twelve o'ctock, at No. 9,
Oldhall-street,
30 Robins Mocha COFFEE,
Dame'fred by sea water, on' board the Orfent,-from Bombay.—
.
Appli,- to

GLADSTONE aild SEfIJEANTSON, Brokers.

WEDNESDAY.

On account of .Whom' it may concern.
On WEDNESDAY neat, the- 4th April, at Twelve o'clock, in
Brown's Warehouse,-Peter-lane,
About 90 Packages of British MANUFACTURED GOODS,
consisting of Plain and Printed. Cottons, Sewing Cotton,
Blankets, &c. Saved from the wreck of the Paragon, .hound
hence to Pernambuco.—Apply, to Mess's. KERS, JAIME; and
TOMUNSONy or. to

CORRLE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

FAIDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the 6th April, at Twelve o'clock, at M'Vic-
car's :Waretiouse, Peter-lane,
A Quantity of British MAFUFACTURED GOODS,
consisting of Plain and• Printed Cottons; Woollen's, and Cotton
Twist. Saved from the wreck of the Elvin, bound hence to
Calcutta.—Apply to '
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

Vottrp.

THE ARCTIC LOVER TO 1110 MISTRESS.

BY BRYANT, THE AUERICAH POET.

Gone is the long, long winter night
,
Look,• my beloved one!
How glorious, through his depth of light,
Rolls the majestic sun !
The willows, waked from winter's death,
Give out a fragrance like thy breath—
The summer is begun !

Ac, is the long bright summer day;
-Hark, to that mighty crash !-- • '-••
The lonsen'd ice-ride breaks away—
The•smitten waters flash: • •
Seaward the•glitteriug mountain rides,._
While, down its'green translucent sides,
The foamy torrents dash.

See, love, my boat is moor'd for thee,
By ocean's weedy floot---
The petrel does not skim the sea
Mire swiftly than My oar.
We'll go.where, on.the rocky isles,.
Her eggs the screamiug sea-fowl piles
Beside the pebbly shore,

Or; hide thee where the poppy blows,
With wind-flowers trail and fair,
White I, upon this isle of -snows,
Seek and defy the bear;
Fierce though he be, and huge of frame,'
This arm his savage strength shall tame,
And drag him from his lair.

When crimson sky and limey cloud
Bespeak the summer tied, • •
And stioas. that melt no inure, enshroud
The valleys white and dead, .
I'll build of ice thy winter home,
Wit trglistening walls and lucid dome,
And floor with skins bespread.
The White fox by thy couch shall play;
And, from the frozen skies,
The meteors of a mimic day
Shall flash upon thine eyes. •
And I—for such thy' vow—meanwhile,
Shall hear thy voice and see thy smile,
Till that long midnight flies.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

CHESTER AND -BIRKENHEAD 'RAILWAY, '
2OTION IS HE'ItEBY GIVEN, that tit:: HALFNEAR•
L GENERAL,MEETING of SHARP.;HOLDEUS
will he held, in pursuance of 1;:e proriii;crg:Wltie Act Incorpo-
rating the Company, at the Clarendon •Rontos,in LiVeiTitiel, on
MosznAT,' the-9th of. April nest, at Eleven o'clock in the .Pore.
noon precisely; at trim:it Meeting, owingt6 important suldects
under consideration, it is intended to propcife that no, business
he eivered upon, hut that sto.h tneeliog, be adjourned .tcrthe 9th
day of June, at the saute tune; place, and hour, for the purpose
of proceedinein the ex,etition of the provisions of the Said Act.
' Be ord., of the Directors. • • •
-• JOSEPH MALLABY,"Lase Clerk.
Liverpool, 2611, March, 1868. '

GRAND -JUNCTION RAILWAY.
• TEM:JENS FOR LOANS
rinHE Directors of the GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY are uttiV teativ to receive TENDERS for
LOANS; to the extent of Fifty Thousand Pounds, in'sums of
tint less than One Thousand Pounds each, at Four ,per
per Annum laterest; col- a term of Five or Seve Years'i'ettain.
To he addressed to the Treasurer or the Coitcpant7, Line-street,
Liverpool. li,Order of the Directeis,.
J. R. CHOR LEY.-
Lime-Street, Licarpool, Morch i, 18.33.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

MONDAY.

By order of the Erecutors.
On MAN DAY next, the:ll!April, at. One o'clock, at the Office of
Messrs. Priestley, Griffith, and Cox.
28-64ths of the Ship LADY ROWENA,
. Being ►he entire interest of the- late. Adam Lodge,
Esq., in that vessel.
"'" The Lady Rowena is 399. tons register, was built in
Liverpool in 1827, and is now just returned from sea; she is
coppered and.copper-fastened, and will be found on inspection
to be a good and-'substantially-built.vessel.—For inventories
and further particulars apply on board,. Prince's Dock ; to
Louts, PRICHARD, and Co., or to
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

puncture through- the London clay, the-water spouts.up to the
surface. Many of the breweries in London are sopptted with
water by means of these Artesian wells, At Chiswick.a copious
supply of water was in this manner obtained after boring Wt)
feet deep. Roget is of opinion that the burning sands of Mrica
rest upon clay, and that if this clay were punctured water would
rise. There are many interesting circumstances attending these
wells ; in some part of France they rise with such force and, in
such abundance as to be employed to turn water wheels, and
bring up with them seeds and remains of plants, shells.-&c.,
thus proving the strength of the currents beneath the surface of
the earth. -
We now come to the classification of strata. As they are ex-
ceedingly numerous it is necessary to group theme so that they
may be readily determined. There are tour species of strata.
If we-examine our lakes and other places into which water runs,
we find layers of peat, mud, and marl. These we call the re-
cent fornt►ations which- are going on. 'Tea again- we find rocks.
The Isle of Wight is a tertiary formatiow as well as the Basin
of Paris, and a number of other isolated places, but this for-
mation is of comparatively very limited extent, It has been
formed in rivers. Beneath those we find another set, which
are called the secondary rocks, and. beneath these are the pri-
mary rocks. The primary stratified rocki contain very few, if
any, organic remains, and- they are„o a, crystalline_ arrange-
ment. 1-lere, therefore, we have four orders of stratified rocks.
There is Spottier set, called the igneous rocks, Which We will
consider in our next lecture.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

LI VP:141'001. ISWN AIA ILK KJ. MARCH 29,

Prime fresh parcels of dry Butter are alone saleable at our reduced
currency. :11iddlingat.d inferior qualities cannot be forced off at any
price. The Bacon market, sympathising with LOndon. is dull and
prices looking down. Pigs haVe suddenly and Unexpected;y become
abundant in the north of Ireland markets. This is a circumstance
which, no doubt, exerts a Power-tut influene in producing the present
apathy in the trade. .
s, d. s. d.
BCTTlin.—Bel fast 90 0 0 91 0 per cwt.
Banbridge
Coleraine 0 0 0 0 .;..,
Sligo 0 0 0 0
Derry -
Limerick
Carrick .... 0 0 0 0 ----
Kilkenny -
Carlow,
Waterfor4l - 72 0 SO 0
Newry — 70 0 74 0 ---
Cork --
Cork dry &Is 72 0 74 0
Do. pickled gds 92 0 93 0 .......,.
Baßr."—lndia Prime Mss - ll5 0 117 6 per tierce.
. New Mess Beef . • I /2 6 112 6 —.—
Do.
PORK .... -
Miens: . 45 0 47 0 per cwt.
Dar Ifs.ms
W' trr Do
I,Aau.—Firkin
Bhuldered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

HOUSE UV LOU DS.-TUESDAY.

The Marrois:es WHSTNIE.ITH and LONDONDERRY took the
oaths and subscribed the rolls of parliament.
Lord Witm=ono presented a petition ftvin Dorsetshire for
the ainervlineut-of the new Poor Law Act:
The Bishop of LI iiittunno, Lord DACRE, the Duke of SU-
THERLAND, the Bishop of CHESTER, the Marquis of SLIGO,
&c. presented several resolutions for the abolition of the ap-
prenticeship system in the West Indies.
Lord 13auLG iIAM took occasion to observe that, in addition
to the numerous petitions now presented, he bad received above
109 from different parts, making to- the whole about 150 in-
trusted to himself individually.

ROMAN CATHOLIC OATHS.

The Bishop of Exs.iga moved for a copy of any despatch•
from the Governor or acting Lieutenant-Governor of the island
of Ma!ta, to his late.Maiesty's Secretary of State for the Colo-
nial Department, respecting the appointment of the Bishop of
Malta to he' t member of the Council of Government of that
island; and also of any despatch announcing the refusal of the
said Bishop to take the oath required by law to be taken by
41 [4 On the accptance of such appointment, and his resignation
of th- same; together with any documents received from the
said Bishop on occasion of such his refusal and resignation.
motion was agreed to.
The Slavery Abolition Act Amendment Bill was read a third
time, and toe house adjourned soon after seven o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON.-TUSSDAY.
IRISH CHURCH CILL.

Sir Ron Ear PEEL extracted front Lord John Russell an out-
line of the Irish Church- Bill to be hrough; forward by minis-
ters. The bill is to be a hill for centralising Church property,
strikinz off3J per cent. in the first instance. Th;, 71) per cent.
spared is to be collected, not as tithe, but as rent-charge•, and
this rent-chary to be as porehaseable at the rate of 16 pet
cent. for the consolidated fund, front which thenceforward the
clergy are to be paid.
Lord- Jows Uk7SSELL said that ministers do not intend at
present upon the.approjiriation clause, nor need they. ‘Vti•-n
'they take all it is a cheap generosity to spare the residue. The
proposed scheme (Mr. O'Connell's) would render the clergy
stipendiaries of the state, subject to dismissal, in a body, at a
day's niatice, by a simple vote of the noose of Commons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

y BRISCOE begs leave to inform. his Friends.and...the
st, • Public generally that he INTENDS OPENING his
HAT ESTABLISHMENT, Nu. 83, OLD HA I. ET; on
SATURDAY NEXT, the 31st instant,. with a splendid N IF4W
STOCK of BEAVER and SILK HITS. CAPS. &c., ena7
bracing the most Fashionable Shapes, fri;iu the Initldlihg to the
very .hest London quality, and respectfully solicits a trial aa4
comparison to ensure future favours, being confident that, to
point of Fashion, Goo-mess, and Cheapness, he .cannot be
execlicd,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE MODE 01,.11E45xTIN9.110THOUSES, CON-

s v A Toil I ks, (•, 8.; - BY flof•ii7A'l'Elt..
•
ALSO BY AN IMPROVED FURNACE AND FLUE.
QE'CH FLI I:CROFT, C.'.esrtc, and /poi TtiV Mann-
faeturer, Castle-street, Liverpool. legs to anuc,unee, to the
Public., that he is agent for Mess's, Cu a NerKil ',oil Co. of Lon-
don, whose men Are Doav in Liverpool„ l'. WATER
BO I L ERS and Pi P ES. with their PA7I'EN7I' SMOKE-CONr
SLIMING FURNACES, and who undertake to guarantee tht
.perfect action of all 'Hot Water, Apparatus, to any required
tenaperitture, . •
A splendid Stove, eight feet high, frith several Church and
Shop Stoves,. &c., just arrived.
. 19. Castle-,treet, 24th March, 183. ,

LONDON DYE-HOUSE,
No. 6, • PITT-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

MILIZABBTII iIATLI ISUN ( \Victim of the rate John
/-
Mathison) begs to return 'thanks to the -gohility and
Gentry of Liverpool for past favours, and reSpectfully to an-
nounce that it is her intention to, einotnue in her own name,.
the business, which, on account of thedecliAting state of her late,
husband's health, she has conducted for the last .few years.
• The folominl articles are Dyed or Cleaned in a superior style,
namely, Silks, Canton Crapes, Bonchasins, Tabinets, Satins,
Velvets, and Shawts, Merinos Dyed. Pressed, and, Watered.
Satin Damasks, • Calico, Print& Linen, Woollen Bed and.
Window Furniture,•Sora and Chair Covers Cleaned and Glazed.
Gentlemen's Clothes Renovated. Blankets, Counterpanes,.
and Carpets Cleaned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

LATEST INTELLIGENCE FIMAI INDIA

lARBUttY S ORE EN TA L DELIA L 9, for April, will be
a Number of extraordinary interest. The Original De-
pattment will comprise t-1. Upon the Culture of Silk in
Bengal-2. Advice to Out ward-hound Cadets. By Mis% Emma
Roberts-3. Memoils of the late Dr. Marshinan-4. The best
Abused Man in India (with a l'oltraio- 5. The vile Native,
Tribes Of Brhar-6. Dramatic •ComriAt in India-7. Steam
CoMMuniCation. with India (an interesting correspondence
between Captains Grindlay and Borlier) - 8. Literary, Notices,
&c. •In addition to the above, there will be Intelligence
brought by Iwo Overland D,xpateles from all parts of India. the
news extending to the end of January. This intelligence ell!
be, as usual, most *concise and complete.
Nos. 1,2, and 3, may still be had. Published Alonthly.
Price 2s. 6d. • . .

Parbury and Co.. 8,-Leadenhall-street and to be obtained
through every Liookseller in the United Kingdom.

LI VER POOL ASSIZES.

hSe ISITAI.Nr'FIIiAt Lai nUd
will aitend daily in the Civii Court during the ensuing Liver-
pool Assizes. and will furnish VEIII3AIIM 11EPOIITS to
Professional Men' or others, on HEA SON A BLK -MOMS, of any
Trials that may take. place.—Address, Mr. Fosma. Standard
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND,

MOGETH ER. or in. Lots, either for Ca,h. or'ia Exchange
1. for Houses. Also, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY to the value of £lO,OOO, paying from 6 to 12 per
Cent. Interest.
TilomAs 'MALEY, Appraiser and Agent, 2, Exchange-street
West, and 2, Liver-court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

SUPERIOR S TEAM" VESSEL 21 .VD STORES.
By D. 11. 11AINSSELIN,
On THURSDAY, the 12th April, precisely at Tw7oe o'clock at
Noon, at Tutinshend'S London Inn, Fore•str Devonport,
That superiOr carvel-built.Ste ii•vessel, the
eft k\
SIR JOE'S ST. AU. YN,
Built in the last year, under the inspection of a
surveyor employed by the- owners. Burthen
41 455-3 it H 1 tons, new adineUsorement ; length, 78 feet ;
breadth, 14 feet ; •depth of hold, 8 feet; engine room, 32 feet ;
draught of water, about 4 feet. The Engine' which is of a
very superior description, is of 31 horse power, built by Whites,
Pant on, and Co., with a 3 feet stroke, and two cylinder boilers.
The Steamer iSlitted up with three cabins, water closets. mock.
!vineries, and figure head. She is well found in stores. of every
description, is admirable Suited fir pleasure parties and towing..
fur which purposes she has been hitherto useJ. She is uuw
peilectly complete, and ready for
‘service. •
Also, a NEW BOAT, 25 feet lung.
For further partien!ors appl (if by letter, post-paid), to the
Auctioneei, No. 1, St. 'Alloy u•stree: ; Mr. Rh:STA Mee-
clynt, James-street. peyouport ; or Mr. J. E. EL.WouTHY,
Solicitor and Notary, Plymouth. (Mr. Elworthy's Offices are
5, Union-place, Plyiuouth, instead of George-street, Devon-
port.)
.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

COINING AND UTTERING.

James Stubbs, aged 20, Edward Leighton, 22, and Catharine
Leighton, 20, were placed at the bar, charged with having pre-
viously uttered certain base sixpences at Wigan, and with
having had in their possession a mould for casting sixpences,
a quantity of metal, and several counterfeit sixpences.
The Attorney-General and Mr. Armstrong for the prose-
cution.

It appeared that on Friday, the sth of September, Edward
Leighton, one of the prisoners, went to a public-house in Wigan,
and asked for a glass of ale. He tendered a sixpence in pay-
ment, which being pronounced bad, he produce a sufficient
quantity of copper to pay for the ale. He was seen to join the
female Catharine Leighton, and subsequently the prisoner
Stubbs. In their possession were found two moulds for cutting
sixpences, a quantity of white metal, several counterfeit six-
pences, and other materials for coining. It was not proved on
which of the prisoners the materials were actually found.
The jury acquitted the prisoners.

POSSESSION OF ➢IOULDS.

Thos. Farm, aged 46, Richard Singleton 40, and George Allen
42, were placed at the bar, charged with having, at Manchester,
had in possession, a certain mould and pattern for coining.
A party of Stafford officers, from information which they had
received, went to the house occupied by the prisoners. 'When
they went in they found the prisoner Farus breaking up a
mould with his feet. On examination, several broken moulds
were found near the spot. Other implements used in coining
were found about the house.

The jury found the prisoners all guilty.
Singleton, who was well known, and who had been convicted
several times, was transported for life; Allen, who was also
known, was transported for 15 years, and Farns, who was stated
to be a new beginner, was ordered to be imprisoned fur 18
months.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

BRITISH AMERICA.

- -
• Woodman, (531) 0 W Andrews, from St. John, N. 8.-749 pees pine
timber. 2'15 pees deals and deal ends, about 10 fathoms lathwood,
Baring Brothers and co—a D
Ward, (145) P Masters, from St. John, N.B. 932 pees fir timber, 7c
26 deals, 20c staves, 111 cords lathwood,229 spars, Gibbs, Bright and
co—B D
.AZOR'Eg.
Mayflower, (54) G P Lock, from St. Michael's, 387 boxes oranges,
Al' Andrews, Pllcherabd ro= 13
• • - EUROPE
• • •
Catherine, (219) W Tooy, from Antwerp, 50 bales flax, J Kemp-
-50 do, .1 Swainson-88 do. W Fletcher and Son-60 do, 20 bags
clover-seed; order-,--1 chest wine, P Metigens-100 tons oak hark, J
Johnstone-,-,1 ease 3 pictures, the noast.r—G D
Mischief, (196) J Jones, from Cephalonia, 2 tons fustic, 214 butts 96
caroteels 101 cases currants, J Heap and Sons,---1 carroteel 1 small cask
currants, the master—a D
Lady Middleton, (84 Barber, from Lrabon, 13 pipes olive oil,
Leech and Harrison-6 do, Duarte Brothers-10 do, Carrie and Telo-
-1 keg do, J Barber-127 chests 277 hf chests oranges, K H Burnett-
-42 (a? Van Zeller and co-1 do, / D •
Blackaller, (1361 G Harvey, from Villa Nova, 16 baskets 164 frails
94 hf and 280 cif frails figs,: 493 bags sittnnac, 100 bundles baskets; 12
tons corkwood, Leech and Harrison—Q D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

SUGGITti V. BYWATEq.

The ATTORNEY•GhIihRAL and Mr. STARKIE appeared for
the plaintiff, anti Mr. BRAN DT for the defence.
The plaintiff in this aelion is a coach- builder at Scarborough,
and the defendant is the keeper of a cairiage bazaar at Man-
chester. The action uas brought to recover the value of a
carriage, sent by the plaintiff to the defendant's bazaar to be
sold. which the defen,lant did sell, but which the plaintiff court
never get paid for. The defendant paid £l9 tutu court. A
verdict was agreed to in addition for £2O.
There being tio further causes ready ill go iinwith, his Lord-
ship sent over to the o'her court for an indictment to gu uti
with.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE

CONIPA NY.
High Oasegate. York. and King William-street,• London.
yHE f.,llowiiitr ftEnuni. D R ATES ate charged by this Cuin-
g 1 palm on Coinnue-rcial Risks, in Liverpool .
Flo4ting Polk ieS, in all cases 9s. per ceut. per annum.
Specific Polivies. including all ri'ks 7s. /s.
Onii•tin,z :511 Hazardous Trades fig. ...• ~
1) itto all Elazoid.ois Goods • ss. / ~
No extra charge for plurality of occupatkin.
Shortts.
rae period Policies at the'usual proportion of the above
. _ .. . •

Renewal Receipts are DO* ready for delivery for Policies
falling due at LADY DAY.
Life Assuiauce effected on terms mote advantageous to the
Assnred than at most ether Offices.

'rables.of Rates, wilh all oi her information on the subject,
may be obtained•on io
MATTHEW VOTIIEEISPOON,
7, Indialuiliiin.zs, li:zent for Liverpool.

YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE
• COMPANY. • -
IVOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that ei/DIVIDEND of
EIO per Cent on the paid-op Capifai of this Company
will he .paid to' t ite•Shareholdt•rs. in Liveroo)l and its Vicinity,
on arllofter.MONDA Y, the 2d of Avid, at the Company's•Otlice,
No. 7,, India-buildinut=,
MATTII MY. AVOTH ERSPOON, Agent.

THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. .
ENIPOIYERF.D BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
OFFICE :37. WATER•STREET.
ITA £2,000,000.

TR UST Iti:Eti. -
Sir Thoinsts Brancker„..
17i7. ill iam BroWn, Hodgson, Esq.
DI IC ECTOIIS.
George dolt. Esq., Chairman.
Thomas Booth, , and ;tichard Edwards, Esq.,
Deputy-Chairmen.
Timothy Bourne, Esq. George H. Lawrence, Esq.
Thomas Brocl;lehiuk, Esq. . Andrew Melly, E„q. ,
,Naihnn Cairns, • James Moon, Esq.
'William Claxton, Esq. Lewin Mtizley, liq.
William Dixon. Esq. William Nicol. Esq.
William Earle, jun., Esq. Charles S. Parker,,Esq.
Joseph C. Ewart, EMI. Jame.: Powell, Esq.
On menu! fleyworlh, Esq. John ItidewaY, Et.q. ,
JtiXeph orilby, Esq. William Smith, Esq.

AUDITORS.Robert L. Bolton, Esq., and Daniel James, Esq.
MEDICAL REFF.IIEVS.
James Carson, M.D.; Robert Btekersteth, Esq.
SuitvEvou.—John Stewart, Esq.
-INSURANCES against FIRE may be effected with-this
Company On Property of every description, as well in Fo-
reiot Countries as throughout the United Kingdom.
Persons whose Policies with this Company expire on the 25th
instant are respectfully reminded that, for their own security.
they,should renew them withinfifieen days front that date; and
those who. have hit herty been Insured in other:Offices, but pre-
fer the protection of an Institution whose ,Directors reside
amongst themselves, are informed, that they May remove their
Insurances without expense.. No charge is made for the policy
in any case.
Assurances on Lives will be granted .on favourable terms.
S W INTON Bouur, Secretary.
Liverpool, March 19 1839.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

To be 3ict,

vino be. LET, the HOUSE, No. 13, Vine-street, south of
Abercromby-square.. Rent £27. A pleasant Lodger at
present' occupies the front parlour and chamber.—For particu-
lars apply do the Premises, or• to Mr. Mica,- Appraiser and
Auctioneer; Arcade.

r-NlO be. LET, with Spirit' Counter and Fixtures complete,
I. the' ALBION TAVERN, now 'in good business, in
the occupation of Mr: Davies, situate 'opposite the Northern
Market, which, being relieved from the chemical vaßours, mast
improve rapidly. Rent £4O. The present occupier is_going.
into the country.--Apply on the Premises; or to Mr: ISAcp,
• Appranee and Auctioneer, Arcade Rooms, Liverpool.

nrio be LET. several first-rate INNS, WINE and SPIRIT
VAULTS, old-established PUBLIC-HOUSES, WINE
And SPIRIT TA PS, BEER and EATING-HOUSES,
PORTER CELLA W 4, GROCERY and PROVISION
SHOPS, MILK HOUSES, WAREHOUSE ROOM, OF-
FICES, COAL YARDS, GINGER. BEER and SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY, andSHOPS of all descriptions.
Apply to Mr. J. R.'Mt.I.LEa, HOuse and Land Agent and
General Broker, Orange-notirt, Castle street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

CARPET- WA REHOUSE & FRINGE MAN UFACTORY,
ADE L PHI HOUSE. ?'o. 11, BOLO-STREET,
. APPOSITE iCoNCERT-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
17771_ WOODS .a•nd CO. beg respedttully •to inform their
• Friends and the Public general/Y, that they have just.
received a large supply of . Ittureens Datnasks, TFurniture,,
Chintz, Blankets, Quids, Carpets; Druggets, Floor and• Lobby,
Clo hs, &e..8r.c., which they are now Selling at their usual low
prices. •
Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Bell Pulls, and every description of
Upholsterer's Trimmings Manufactured on the Premises. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

LIVERPOOL SPRING ASSIZES.

CROWNCOURT.—TUESDAY.
His Lordship (Sir John Pattison) took his seat on the bencb
at nine o'clock.

MANSLAUGHTER.
Joseph Chamock, aged ]9, was placed at the bar, under an
indictment, in which he was charged with having, on the 2d
January last, killed John M'hitehead at Boltou-le-Moors.
Mr. Hutton appeared for the prosecution. The prisoner was
not defended.
It appeared that on the second of January, a party of indivi-
duals were celebrating a wedding at a beer shop kept by a per-
son named Entwhistle. Two of the pa4quarrelled and began
to fight. The deceased, Whitehead, interfered and attempted to
part them. The prisoner, who was of the party, and who was
intoxicated, kicked Whitehead, and a short combat ensued.
The deceased received, several violent _kicks and blows. He
fell down and expired almost immediately. The-surgeon who
examined the deceased, stated that he found the bowels lace-
rated, and this injury was the cause of death.
Mr. Winter, in whose employ the prisoner had been, gave
him a good character for humanity and mildness of temper.
The prisoner endeavoured to excuse himself by saying he was
intoxicated, and that he had for 'some time past been the per-
sonal friend of the deceased.

The Learned JUDGE said this. was a very clear case, and he
was not prepared to say that it was not one for murder. How-
ever the prisoner had not been so indicted.
The jury found the prisoner guilty.
Mr. fIuLToN handed up to ,his lordship several testimonials
from the neighbours of the prisoner as to his character, and said
he had been requested to state, on the part of the prosecution,
that the reputation of the:prisoner had hitherto been very good.
The Juno once more expressed his abhorrence of the savage
mode of fighting, by throwing persons down and kicking. lie
had more than once expressed his determination to visit this
description of crime with the most severe punishment. He
should, however, take into consideration the good character of
the,prisoner, and should on this occasion abstain from passing
sentence of transportation.
The prisoner was sentenced to imprisonment and hard labour
for one year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

wheat Qrs
Barley Qrs
Oath .......
Flour.
Ditto Barrels
Malt ~ Cwt
Oatmeal • • • 'Loads
Bran•
Beans Qrs
Peas (Irs
Itye ' Qrs
Shelled Barley.... CHt
F.adeseed Barrels
Qrs

583
343
1374
' 17

fin
1754
4362

LIVERPOOL COTTON 3IIRKET-TH OBS C LOC K.

There has. been a.. good gt.-nral demand to-day, and the sales
are 4000 bags. The, market has closed steadily, the business
of the week amounting to 25,670 bags, of which- 4,300 have been
taken on speculation, and 1700 for export. There have been
forwarded into the country unsold during the month 55f30 bags.

SHIPPING INTt.I,I,,LIGENCE.

nu ilti.uCn 30.-Wind

" Hero Of Malown, from Bombay at Ceylon, and. sailed On the 9th
December far China.
-
Mary, :kl'Aulay, for Bombay,is at anchor air etiOroe*k
' Eliza Johnstone, Petrie, for Pernambuco, at ditto
• JohrePeat ,Leslie, hence, at. Beytout
Cawton, Boyce,,from. Gonstanrinopre; at T rebizond
Mona, Rowland, hence, at Gibraltar'
Duchess of Clarence.,James, hence„ atj,ishon,,
Windrnsh, Main, sailed from ditto 16th instant;. Ann Paley on the
111 h ; and Ruby on the 18th—all for Liverpool . - •
Mart` Ridgway, Trail], Sailed from Milta„ for Alexandria 10th March
A ship. with a. poop; abandonedand waterlogged, with loss of fore-
mast,- and`sideS painted white, was passed tld instant, in lat lon.B
Jane, Pritchard., from Poole foe this- port, at Fishgoard, leaky, hav-
ing struck on some sunken" rocks . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

inatheto.

• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 29.
Since' our laft-thefe 'hat been a tety fair demand. The sales yester.
day were 2,500 bags, and to-day they amount to 3,060. Is prices
material change.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

SALES POSTPONED.
On THURSDAY, the 26th April, at Twelve o'clock, in Chaloner
and Houghton's Bonded Yard, Hartinirton-street,
83 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Dike of Clarence,
75 Ditto DITTO, per Eliza;
59 Ditto DITTO, per A-Mbassalar, • • .
191) Ditto DITTO, per Ilig,hliyder,
476 Logs Haiana CEDAR, per Highlander,
214 Ditto DITTO, per Ambassador.
Apply to H. W. A PPLEToN, Esq., Merchant, or to
G. J. WAINWRIGHT and Ca., and? BroKers.
CHALONER and UOUGIITON, s
• (One Interest.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Thomas Bales, aged 27, John Thompion, 32, and Robert Wrig-
ley, 22, were placed at the bar, charged with having assaulted
and robbed Thomas Duckworth, at. Oldham, in December last.
Another prisoner named Samuel Bardsley was committed, but
he was placed in the box as evidence.
Mr. Dundas and Mr. Whigham appeared for the prosecution,
and Mr. Murphy for the defence.
Thomas Duckworth stated, that he resided at Black-lane, in
the neighbourhood of Blackburn. Ile_was bankman at a coal-
pit, near Oldham. On Friday, the 29th Dec. last, he left the
pit about nine o'clock in the evening to go home. He was
alone. He called at Mr. Potter's, and received some money.
About a quarter of a mile from the pit, as he was crossing a
field, he heard a man coining behind him. It was dark. He
turned his head, and saw a man whom he did not know. - He
was crossing over a fence into a plantation, when he saw a man
squatting down near the bank. He exclaimed " Hallo !" and
the other person said " Hallo!" in a faint voice. He thought
that was the voice of Robert Wrigley. Wrigley worked in the
same mine as himself, and had known him many years, and
seen him every day for the last six years. When he had pro-
ceeded a few yards in the plantation, he received a blow on the
bark of his head. Other persons came up, and the blows were
repeated. Witness called out.," Oh, dear!" and was then pull-
ed down. It was a hard substance with which he was struck,
and not a fist. Some person grasped his throat as he lay on the
ground. He beard three different voices. Tbey took his money
while they were throttling him. Ii had a calico purse in his
pocket, containing two sovereigns, some half crowns and shit-
lnigs, in all, £B. He begged of them to spare his life, and one
of them said, " Hast it ?" (have you it?) The answer was
Aye." The first person said, " Let's go, then." Some one
said, " He does not know us." ..He thought Robert Wrigley's
voice was beard.on that occasion. He was left on the ground,
and thought the robbers went away over the fence.
Samuel Bardsley deposed, that he was living at Oldham last
Dec. The witness went on to state, that he was employed at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30

By MeSsrs, T.WINSTANLEY and SONS.
On TUESDAY next, the aid Aptil, at- Six o'clock in the Even-
ing, at the George Inn, Dile-street, the following Lots of
Land. &c., upon leases for seventy-five years. subject to the
purchase of the ground rent, and to such conditiuus as will
then he produced.
Lot 1. HOUSE and WAREHOUSE on the east side of
Strand-street:• in the occupai ionof George Clarke
and Patrickll'Gee—about 138 square yards.
2. A (louse at • the Corner or Litherlantl-alley, hooting Can-
ning-place, in • the occupation of Edward Argent—about 1,12
square yards.
3. A !loose on the north side' of Canning-place. in the occu-
pation of Fitzpatrick—about 120 sqthire yards.
4. A Piece'of Land on the south side of Cros4ie-street, to-
grther with the building- materials thereon—about 203 square
yards.- . • • •• '

5. A Lot of Land on the north side of Brownlow-hill and
corner or'rohin-sirvet=iliuut 835 sqoa re yaros. - •
6. The Ottke and Prealisesiii James-s, reel; lite the Harbour
Master's 0111ce-ahout 59 square yavds: - ' • .
7. A Lot a Land on the rie'st site of South John-street and
corner of At hpfbin-st reet —about 151 square yards.
R. The o,rl Fish-inarket op the 'west side of Fenwick.street---
ahout'4l3 square yards.
9.• A Piece of Land on the north side of Myrtle-street, be.
tweet Laurel-street and Olive-street-Labout 3629 square yards,
in lots,

10. A. Piece of 'Land lying between Greenland-street and
Parliament-street, and on the west side of Simpson-street—
about 2117 square cards.
11. A Piere on the east side of Bloom-street, front-
ing Parliament-Stheet-latiout 3900 square Valds, in Lots.
12. A Piece of Land on the east side of Boom-street, front•
ing Iluskision-streetallout 3910 squai e yards, in Lots.
plans may be seen and further pa,;ieulat a known, on appli-
eatinti at the Siirveyor's or Clerks of the Committees Offices,
Town Hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

•
The letter of " A Lover of the ifstablished Church" is well
meant, but scarcely adapted for publication.
The request of ".G. P. M.". shall be complied with. On Friday
we purpose introducing an article of some length uu the sub-
. ject of his remarks.
We suspect the miter who assumes the signature " A. Tory,"
!9‘,,v
43aaUz inquiri6s 1,49. re we can insert the letter
of "
•
,We.oanirot, at present, accede to the proposition of " G. M.".
We have received Blackwood, Fraser, and the Dublin
sity Magazines, which shall lie noticed on,Friday. •
'solttEEs• AT TILE FtovAi. 41r4sTITeTto,i4.—it haVing been er•
tottepusly stated in foriner papers, that the next soiree will
.„take Ma.ce.osi Weduesday the 3d; the subscribers are respect
cfully,infUrazed, that -WEorsaso& Y the 10th is the evening ap-
_eotutedias stated in the tickets already .issued.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

93, BOLD STREET.

HE remains of the STOCK of the late Mr. G. PARSONS
T is offered to the public at a considerable sacrifice. The
whole must be cleared off in a few dart.
In the Stock is a quantity of rich Foreign Damask, in Cloth
and Napkins. Also, some rich Ducapes, Plain, Figured, Black,
and Coloured Satins, Witnev Blankets. Marseilles Quilts, Bed
Ticks, &c. A few rich Cloaks and Furs, French Merinos,
Black Satinetts.

December 20, 1837,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

~~tr~~~Qit.

THE HAMILTON 'SQUARE ACADEMY,
BIRKENH BAD.
Rev. P.:ROSS RE'OPENS' his ACADEMY THIS
DAY,"(TuEsoAY,) the 2d of January. •
TERMS PER ANNUM Foil noannErtis:
Under Teu Years of Age • 30 Guineas.
From Ten to Fourteen
Above Fourteen •
FOR PAY SeliffAltS :
Under Ten Years of Age 8 Guineas.
•A.linve Teti
0 ;killeseternis instruction is given in the English, French,
Octrit•bAtio, and Greek Langliagos, Writing, Arith ic,
Book=keeping, Algebra,•Geomeary, and ther-other_h".• lz
the Mathematics, Geography, History, &c.
Drhn'ing; D,incing. and other Accomplishments, by experi-
enced Masers, on Moderate Terms.
For information as to character and qualifications, Mr. Ross
.begS leave to refet' to the Rev. A. Knox, Birkenhead; the Rev.
Hugh Ralph, U D the 1Z,1,•. John Park, the Rev. S. SpenCe,
Liverpool; the Rev. NV: M‘Kerrow, Manchester; and to his
printed Testnnonials, copies of which may be had on applica-
tion at the Academy. • • .
From the great experience which Mr. Ross has had,•both as
a Public Teacher, and as a Private Tutor in families of dis-
tinction in this country and abroad, 'he is encOuraged to hope
that he will be found worthy orthe confidence of those Fajents
who may entrust to him the care of their Children's Education.
Hamilton-Square, Dec. 29th, 1537.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

JUVENILE CLOTHING

PARENTS and GUARDIANS may be supplied with
every description of
BOYS and YOUTHS'
READY-MADE LINEN,

FOR
IMMEDIATE USE.
ALSO,

CAMBLET AND CLOTH. CLOAKS
in great variety.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES
finished in the
FIRST STYLE OF ELEGANCE,
at unprecedented Low Prices.
EDWARD S. TUTON,
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
65 and 66, LORD•STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

JUNE.

l A grand ball takes place at the King's Theatre, for the
relief of the Spitalfields weavers.

Opening of the Liverpool and Birmingham Railway.
3 Dios de Oliveira is appointed prime minister of Spain.
Oran is defeated by Don Carlos.
4 The Duchess of Orleans, accompanied by the royal
family, makes her public entry into Paris.
The Carlist expeditionary army crosses the river Cinca.
5 Upon the motion of Lord Brougham, a committee is ap-
pointed to consider and report upon the delays in the public
business of the house.

7 Sir Andrew Agnew's bill for the better observance of the
Sabbath, passes a second reading by a majority of 4-1, there
being for the second reading 110, against it 66.
Explosion of the boiler of the Union, Hull steam-packet,
with 150 passengers on board, 19 of whom are killed.
8 The House of Commons resolve to defend their printer;
in actions which had been brought against them for libel. ,aO,l
declare the bringing such actions an infringement gi the pri-
vileges of the house.
The steamer Ben Sherrod, on her vovilge from New Or-
leans to Loulaville, is destroyed by fire, and of nearly 200 per-
sons on board only 50 or 60 are saved,

9 The officers of the British legion in Spain entertain Ge-
neral Evans previous to his departure for England, on the ex-
piration of h s term of service.
The House of Lords postpones the committee on the
Irish municipal corporations bill, which had been moved by
Lord Melbourne,

The Irish tithe bill is read a second time in the House of
Commons, after a discussion on the state of tho u,atiou, there
being for the second reading Ul9, against it 14.
A bulletin is published, announcing that his Majesty has
suffered for some time from an affection of the chest, which had
produced considerable weakness.

10 The New York banks, and subsequently all banks through-
out the United States, suspend payments in specie,
The Court of King's Bench discharge a rule, calling
upon, upon Mr. Kelly, a King's counsel, to show cause why a
criminal information should not be filed against him for send-
ing a challenge to Mr. Wagon. M.P. for Ipswich.
12 It is generally rumoured that his Majesty's health has
undergone an unfavourable change, but uu bulletin makes its
appearance.

"-L- The Baron de Meer obtains a victory over some Catalan
bands in the neighbourhood of Guisona.
13 Unfavourable accounts continue to reach London, of the
state of the Kin's health.
14 The Morning Benda announces that the King still
lingers in a distr,,ssing state,
The festival of the City of London Conservative Associa-
tion take place in a magnificent pavilion erected for the pur-
pose in Gray's inn-lane,
During tke rejoicings in celebration of the marriage of
the Duke d'Orleans, 24 persons are suffocated by the pressure
of the crowd passing througt4 the gates of the Champ de Mars.
16 The constitution of tly Spanish monarchy is proclaimed
in Madrid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
LORD SANDON, M.P. ~.
.... :
rirIHEYRIENDS.of LORD SAN.DON, M.P., are respect-
i fully informed, that ap exce4e t LIKENESS of his
Lordship, Engraved t-)N T. lii)ocs.r? froma Painting by T.
C. THOMPSON, Esq.; U. I-I. A..,-I,t Iv' ieady fOrdelrverY, at the
Rooms of the Publisher, WM. BUR AND, 65, Church-street.

• 3 Q. d.
Prints •'• • • ••" l I O.
Proofs • 2 2 0
Proofs before Letter 3 3 0
Win. Burland recointiends an early application for the above
Engraving, as it will bedeliVefed in the order subscribed for.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

EDUCATION AT SEACOMBE,

Mr. MACGOiVAN, haviog,been invited to succeed the Rev. E.
B9,WAIAN, has engaged the assistance of kGentleman who has
given much satisfaction in Severat.hfighlv respectable Boarding
Schiiols in the vicinity of Liverpool and of Manchester. Mr.
111. mill teach one-half of each day at each School.

Tertnsfor Boarders, Twenty-six to Thirty Guineas, includinc,
Wastiing and Education.
Seholar, FoUr to Eigt)t,Guineas, according to age.
Day Boarders, Four Guineas additional; 'itfroin Liverpool,
Five Guineas, Ferry included.• (One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

~f,-;•:lca:z1 :,il'olgatioil.

• SHORT' SEA VOYAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO.
•,•,, • .AELFAST AND NEWRY, via AIIDGLASS.
x '
_,1.\,! The, County of Down and Liverpool Stearn-packet
• , T.- 4, Company's new and pouerful Steam-ship •
• ..i, P.\ ,"N •
• VICTORiA,
iw....`,
_voctkltc"-- (370 tons registet —22(! horse power,)
Wit. ABLIME.EN, Commander;
1.• . ~
is. appointed to sail with Goods and Passengers, during the
Month of JANUARY, front .this Port. for AIIDGLASS and
STRANGFOUD LOUGH every Tueslay, from Clarence
• Duck, at the foi:owing hours : • • ,
Tuesday, 2.1 January, at 12 in the Evening.
9ih
~
9 l6:h ll
If'.
If
11 2341 ~ 7 7,
„ 3dth „ 11
And from ARDGLASS and. STRANGFOYM LOUGH for
LIVERPOOL, Every Saturday, leaving the latter place at
-Seven o'clock in the Eveuinc.
The accommodations of this Vessel for Passengers are very
superior—her speed is almost unrivalled ; her lon!;est passage,
since she took the Station has not exceeded twelve hours, and
in ;Iloderate weather is performed in from ten to eleven hours.
Coaches .run regularly to Bei:ast and Newry, and Passengers
•wishing to avoid lung sea passages will find this _conveyance
most desirable and worthy of support.
Cabin Passage (including Steward's Fee)....175. 6d. '
Deck
2 '6
. _ Apply to
._...
__

CROZIER. and Co., Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas

•
tel• For DUBLIN, AND BELFAST.
A tAh T
MHE,P CITY OP DUISLIK
STEA-AC:Ic:ET MCO PA NY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The a. tine Company su 1 their. Vessels (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and P ,
assengers to the following ports,
oomei,y
To DUBLIN Daily.

To'BELFAST, the new Steamer ATHLONE:ro-monnow,
(Wednesday,) the 3d in3tant, at. Three o'clock in the After-
moon, from the Clarence bock.

The pi inciple of this Company is that of. attaching all
fairters and Lxporters by a Division of the ('robts among them,
after pa) went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers mid Shareboiders—a principle
which will be4t,guarantee to it PrOprietors acertainty,of,their
Divitletils,•andAti Shippers OrnlllidekeriluiMm-of Goods and
Live stock the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Slekuners, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.—Apply to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

LIURPOOL DOCKS.
CONTRACT' FOR, SPERM OIL

noin TRUSTEES ' of the LIVERPOOL' DOCKS' 'wilt
_ll_ be ready, on To unso4 Y, the 4th of Jannary next, to
vre-
ceive Tenders for 'the Yhe delivery, attheir Dock d;in Trentharri:
street, of Four Thousand Five Hundred. . e 'MIS first quality
OIL, to be delivered in One Par I, on or before the
lstWof March next. errSirifig.- To'he piiid fin' in two months'
hills.within one month afte'r, the delivery has been found Satis-
faatiry. . The ea,kg;''when emptied,' will be returned to order.' •
• Samples of not less than Two Gallons, accompanied by Seal-
ed Tenders, tube left' at the Dock Surveyor's Office. in Tren.:
thain-street, 'on or before the 18th of December, 1837. The
Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of•the Dock Commit-
tee,' and sent under 't over to the Dock Secretary, not later than
WEDNE3DA l', ('l'o-morrow,) the'-3d of January, 1838.
By order of the Dock Committee,
• DANIEL MASON, 'Secretary.
Dock Office, Liverpool,- Dec., 1837. .. • . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

HORSES (rot PRIVATE..SALE AT LUCAS'S
REpO.O,, .
GENTLEMEN' ill want of. HORS, for either the Field,
Road, or Harness, have now aportunityof inspecting a
very superior Lot, on application at the Repository.
i:epository, Dec. 28. 4537..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02

MR. F. N. ERITH,
TEACHER 'OF THE ,PIANOXORTE,

38, Russell .sl,rect7.
IDEGS to inform the inhabitants ofjPverpool and its vicinity
',LIP-whose patrriao•e• he respeCtfully solicits, that he purposes
giving lessons.after the, Christmas vacation, either at the resi-
dence of the puPil, or at'his own house,3B, Russell-street. where
tetras inay.be known on application.
Dec. 1837. . •