The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04 00:00:00

GV,NERAI,, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

.
Ttie GENERAL`rI`EAM NAVIGATION
4, COMPANVS- first-rate and superior PACK-
ry
ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON,

HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's. Mails,) every Wednes-
day and Saturday, early in the Morning,. returning every Wed-
lie-sidajr and' SittUrdaY:' The splendi,l and powerful new Steam-
ship the COUNTESS • of LONSDALE, with 'unrivalled ac'-
commodations for passengers, is now•receiving her engines, and
will indrl'etliatelv placed upon this station.
ROTTERDAM aid the RHINE, (carrying his 'Majesty's'
Mails,) 'every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven
o'clock returning every Wednesday and Saturday
Morning. -.Reduced Fares-;--Chief.Cabin-,..£2 2s;

wNTWERP and the HI,NE, ( ith 'a
bag of letters from
the Pott-O'ffice;) with' the Antwerp Conipartv's Stearn Ship
Princess' Victoria'
V' Thursday and Sunday,' retitining. Wednes-
day and Sunday. 4educeiares-:—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. .
OSTgiiii and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning
Tuesday night. Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, £1 Ws.'
CA LA IS—Monday, Thursday, and Sunday: Reduced Fares
—Chief C thin.

BO U LOGN E-Tuesday, -Wednesday, and S'attadaY: • Re--
duced Fares—Chief Cabin, ss, •
Froin BRIGHTON to DIEPPE Saturday. Reduced
Parei—Chief Cabin; £l.
And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and
111 A GATE. • -
EDINBURGH,' NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON-
TWpED.—Tha Steam .Ships of this Company, and of the
London and ' Edinburgh Steam Packet Company? le,ayo the
Brunswick ;Wharf, Blaekwall.,' fur Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed-
nesday, arvi Saturday Night.
Steam Ships, will shortly commence running to BERWICK-
ON-TWEED.
EDINBURGH.—The powerful and magnificent neW Steam-
ship THE CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in mag
nittule and capacity, is now receiving her engines, and will be
immediately placed upon this station.
For freight to Rotterdam. apply to,,Messrs. Da Bin and
ItAHN, 4, Crescent ; Minoties ; for Thuesday's Packet to An-
twerp to Messrs. Da BIE and -RAHN : and for Sunday's Packet
to Messrs. LIGHTLY and SittoN, 12.3, Fenchurch-street; and
oh the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, Tower-
streeL—Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company,
3,7„Regrnt-circus,, and 6p, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing-
cross, and 35, Leadenhall-street.
Parcels and small Packages to be :hroug,ht to the Offices of
this ,Companv,'37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street.
Powerful team-packets may be engaged fur Towing and
EZdursions: _ _ _

CHARLES, BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam :Yabiqation Company,
69, Lombard-4ree.t, and 37, Regent-cit

XT 0 It T 0 N' S hilly valuable CAMOMILE' PILLS for
IND [GEST lON, &c.—These, Pills are a pure extract, of
FloWers, prepared by a peculiar process, by which
all the medicinal prupertieli bf rhther miire than One ounce of
the flowers are concentrated into four • moderate sized Pills.
The? are mild in opeiatiou, and have proved woutleyfullv
suc-
cessful its removing eery stlriititoin of indigestion, SiCk• head ii
loss ofjappetite, giddiness, heart,hurns.cestiveness; eruptions:of
the skin, and 'all comPlaints'arisiug from a disordered state of the
digestive organs ; they regtiire rid atterations'ordiet, atid their
oPeratioq will be found ca beneficiiil in giving `trine to the stn.
mieh, reg'ulatinz the bowels, and in promoting a healthy 4bitT,
at:folly to totiVince all" whd' take' them of their great 'utility.
Persons who have suffered '.from indigestion for several' years
hive by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a
convincing proof that in the' smallest conipaSS is Contained the
bkrkest quantity of the tonic principle, of k) peculiar a•nature as
to pervade the whole syttem, through which it diffuses health
add "S t re tigth.
. . .

Sold wh'Olesaleby-Barclav and Sons; T.*Btater•,' E. Edwards;
P. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and. Co.; and A,„Wilough,
bY and' Co., (late' B. Godfrey Wiii.dtis,) 64, Bh,hopgate4treet,
Without London ; and retait by nearly' all Yespeaablii Medi-
cine venders.

(10PAIBA ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED.--BALSAMIC
V_i PILLS, a certain, safe, and most speedy remedy ever
discovered for'tbe,permanent and effectual cure of Gonurrhcea,
gleets, Stri6tures, Seminal 'Weakness, Whites, Pains in the
Loins, Affections of the Kidneys, Gravel, Lumbago,. Local
bebilitv, Irritation of the Bladder•or
_Urethra, and other Dis-
eases of the Urinary Passatzes, frequently performing a perfect
in the shOrt.space of a feWitlays, • ,
The unprecedented success that has attended. the administra-
tion of these. Pills, since they were made public, has ac qoired
fop thein•it'sate more extensive than any other proprietary Me-
dicine extant; and the circumStbnce ottheir entirely obviating
the necessity of having recourse to those disgusting,. nauseous,
add; in'mans/ cases hiiltly injurious 'Medicines (as copaiva,
enbebs, Sm..) has obtained for thetrta reputation unequalled in
the ;annals of medieine. Within, three years prior
,to being
ithettised, theSe Pills were .einplOyed in private practice in up-
Ivards of 1800 cases (many of them most inveterate), and in
1,14ny thousand cases since, and,, in no one instance known to
fail; or produce these' unpleasant symptoms so often expe-
rienced.whiie taking copaiva, lad that class of "inecliCineti
ally resoited to in these complaints. . .
The Proprietor pledges himself that not one particle of copaiva
(either resin or balsam.) cubebs, or any deleterious ingredient,
enters their composition. Copaiva and cube:l;olmm long' been
the most commonly employed inedicines in the abuse complaints;
hut; 'from the nucertitAty in their effects, together with their
utter inefficacy in many eases-, are fast 'declining in'repotation
44,1 from ..the nopleasant syMptruns invariably produced from
copaiva. especially in the early stage of the complaint,
takes, of the. must able'rnOWerit practitioners eon.leynn it as dan-
gerous, and a medicine net to he depended upon-. Many persons,
atter having suffered more from the effects of the remedy tutu
the virulence of the 'disease, and ititer-a patient lint painful per-
severance, have been compelled to relinquish its use, the a hole
evstetti having become more or less affected, and the disease as
haal if nit worse; than at the conimenceinent. As reoards cu-
'ebs it is true that those yinlent effects are not experienced as
while takingtortiva ; bet they seldom effect a cure, unless
medicines are adthiniStered.
The Balsamic .Pills are free from any of the above 4)bjec
tons; they act speeifically,on the Urinary Passages, and from
trteio tonic -properties, tend to strengthen the system and ins-
Prove the general health. They require neither Confinernent
nor alteration or,diet (except abstinence from stimulants, where•
todsiderable inflammation exists) and as exPerience has amply
Preved; they will effect a. cure sooner 'than copaiva; `(theFermis results nf which, in the inflammatory stages are ton ;well.
known tb ne,ti further cinnneutl or any other medicine' in pre-
sent use, awl imiy be justly 'c'onsidered the only safe and effiCa-
ciutts remedy in all stages of those :disorders. In additn. in to
these' advantages, the 'very convenient form in which this in-
valwitite preesip deratuarationm. is offered to the 'public, must'also be cOn-
aidered a d •
; Agents for Liverpool—Mr. Mawhood,• and Ross and Night-
`Ogale, Chronicle-offiee. . .
L.P.; cepred Only by the ProPrio-,Jr, O. WraY,Holborn-
Lottultin, ands old by all respe ta bl ce Patent 'Medicine Veu-
i:4l' the United Kingdom, at 2s. Otl., 4s, and lie. each
Whei.e lso tu be hai.V.Wray's Atteive-'ronic Pow 7
Pillft;a a certain 'specific for the removatial of secondary
tY.f.flptoins, 'venereal eruptions, scorbutic affections, pains in, the,
Blanes, ulcerated sort threat,. chronic rheumatism, scrofnla,
4Pdular affections, local and general debility, loss of appetite,'
Bt4allressiori of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure
ir P 1 the blood.
guest tzuard against' counterfeits the public are particularly re-
-tc',ll.that the Balsamic Pills.are prepared only at
N6llB,- o observe,. r
•
111,1
yit%stotal!, and prepared lael on each box bas. ern ords, " Wray's
ain, Pills, only it 118, Holbhill. London,"
tner" Dose " underneath, and the signature, " M. O.
bec,Y,, !At the government 'Lamy), without which they cannot
(mull ,
• '''()ris taking the above 'Pills, or any of the proprietor's
oth6, Medicinesnttil may consult the Physicians or Surgeons, who
h- every Establishment, . Holborn-hill,) from Eleven
iliiy;and Seven to Nine every evening.

dy ills Majesty's Royal Aathority.
PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS.
FOROR the effectual extirpation'of every species and symptoin
the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from
improper treatment.
Prepalrkl :40 sold by the sole Proprietor, at Ni). 54. Seel-
street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at
2s. 9d, and 4s. 6d. each.
'Ulch box is giVen directions how to takethese Pills,
and observations on points, beneficial to the patient: being hints
worth );tns;itv,, by those,whu are, or have beau sufferers from
this areadhil and devastating m,+lufty.

"Venietiti ocelaitet in4rl)o."

"Oppose the disease in its infancy..
"Th,ese, p sinful pleasures, these are thy tri;phies..---'tis thUs
co-operating with the foe of God and man,
thou degradest hu-
man new e, and biasteth the opening prospects of h human fe-
lkity:"—BLA
86 said Professor Swedbur, when he discovered his 'grand
P*.Ni,t,cE,t for this Complaint, The
."Ikqeun (then 1111-
known to the annals of medicfil discoveries,)as a specific reine-
dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea.
awes frequently imbibed in moments of inebi iation, or ihought-
lessuess : never did a discovery excite a greater sehsinion, it
was sought-after with avidity, and used with undeviating
success in. the most minute and ,intricate.cases of .the delicate'
complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long eele..
brated.•' The fain'e of these Pills throughout Germany, caused
their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad.
dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who
filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory 'of the cir-
cu n mstace. The certainty with which they were continually
administered. ran he attested by many thousands, in fact during
theiting continental war they were the inseparable cornranion
and safeguard of ithe soldier..in all. cases where ,the slightest,
suspicion of infection was eutertained. What, Medicine can be.
more appropriate'then that which has given such'eeiieral satis-
faction. The,Hvgean Pills root out every,particie of the
uons poison, purifying, in their progress the wnale mass of fluids
they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action
the different fainiitions of the body;-7-expelling, the grosser, tin-
mritirs and in
,a manner so mild and imperceptible :as to con-
vince the most scePticar of their 'astonishing and unceealled
powers, they neither.. contairc.mercury or, any other .mineral,
and may he taken without the, slightest suspicion of disovery—
c
theyrequire restraint
Of diet, loss of time. or hindrance of
business. The Hvgean ,Pills may he depended upon as a.cet-,
tain,,cure by persons,of either sex, in ell stages of a certain dis-
ease; and that without
,producing the least inconvenience. At
any period When the slightest. suspicion' may exist,, it will he
well to have recpurse to the Hvgean Pills, for when taken, be-,
fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain
preventive, rertiOving. the complaint effectually, and secretly.
deplorable,state in which many persons have been when
visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im-
o
perativelY necessary to caution the public against that danger-
tiU7 mineral when injudiciously administered.
street,
Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. ,54, Seel
applicants taking froth Eiyht in the morning until Ten at night
ti
,Sundays from, Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to al
any of his preparations. T A FEg.
Letters (posh-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re-
turn, 'and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address,
either by initials or name.

SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS.

CJ. WESTLEY. BROK•klt aiIIi•COMNISsioN AGENT. SnlP
its Agent for REED'S CA NV AS. and It EArS PATENT
Np, 1, Goree-piazzas. entrance Water-street; ,
C. Wi:STI.KY having been appointed Agent for IiEEEi'S
PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants. Owners, and
Captains of Ve.ssels, that it is equal iu quality to the best ever
offered to their atte.ntion.
Canvas and Blocks for Exportation.
Sail-makers and. Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms.
Blocks complete, with Patent Iron Coaked Sheaves and
Ilivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches:

Size Price of Size Price of
In Inches. Metal-Hushed. In Inches. Nlkal Bushed.
----.---
----
54(7.;
........:11.s: 1(5(3). . .
14 ....... . ....3s. 1 /d.
...,1 3
13 „..5 2
....5 GA
8... .. ...:....2 22 15. .....
.10 ••• .3 (q 17 .. It)

Hearts, Dead 124 es, and e'
equally low .terms.
Old Blocks Repaired, and all
Store:may be recoaked at a trip,
require it.

'very description of Blocks 00

Coaked Sheaves bought at this
ir.g expense, should they ever

, . , . .
AGRICULTURNL AND ,CONINI,ERCIAL BANK OF
111 ELAND. • , • ' • .• • • '
. .
ON Monday this Company held its Third Half-Yearly
Meeting, which was attended by Gentlemen fimn all parts
of Ireland. Amonzst those present we noticed the Lord
Mayor,-Joseph R. I'im, Jonathan • Pim.,Thornas M. Gresham,
M: Thacker, Joseph Beale, Mountinelliek; Messrs. Vance amid
Einmers,on, Belfast; James Redmond Barry, Cork, Comink-
sinner of Fisheries ; time Rev. Mr.. O'Hara, Boyle; Mr. Wil-
liam Molloy, Mr, P. Kelly, Tuam, &c. &c.
At half-past eleven o'clock, .on themotion of .T.NIEs Dwy En,
Esq., seconded by JOSEPH ROBINSON PIM, Esq.,

The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR was called to the Chair.
The following, Report was then re:id by.Janies Dwyer, Esq.•—
REPORT FROM THE AGRICULTURAL AND 'COM-
MERCIAL BANK. OF IRELAND TO THE PRO-
PRIETORS... • • _ . .

.Gcntleinen,—ln presenting to you the report•for the past half
year, the ;Committee of Directors have much satisfaction in
calling yoaar attention to the beneficial progress of a great na-
tional undertaking.. Since the, last general ineeting•in
the important province of Ulster has been called into activity;
and has more fully demonstrated the nationality of your• Co-
mpany, by amalgamating with it, for the advancement of•a;zricul-
ture, manufacture, and commerce. Belfast, having a local pro-
prietary of upwards of fifit) amongst the trading and io flueut ial
classes, opened. its: Batik; in connection with your Cumpanv,
in the month of August last. It has since proceeded, under the
gni:dance of au .able. executive, with prudence and with every
promise of a prosperous result.. In the leading towns of Ulster,
wherein the linen manufarture is chiefly being carried on,
hranches have been opened ; but in no:ease has one been esta-
blished without a local Proprietary, and a. fair proportion of
paid-up Capital on the Stock subscribed for;. by this means co-
operation, is insured, and united action guarantees success.:
.The B-mks, in the.Cities.of Cork; Waterford, and other Dis-
tricts of Ireland, have satisfactorily 'progressed, and, eenera
have yielded a profitable return. In some cases experience has
suggested:to your Committee the expediency of circumscribed
action.. hi order to•abridge local expense; end, acting upon the
reptirts of vigilant Inspectors, your Committee contemplate,
without loss of time, to carry, their recommendatiuu (where
fully sanctioned by the farts) into effect.
The profit appearing in your .accounts for the past half year
would have been much greater, had not your Committee placed
the branches 'in the agricultural districts under restrictions,
dictated by the sale of the Money market in the sister country,
resulting from the. operations of the Bank of England upon the
comuieicial interests of the empire. Your . Committee do nut
deem it within their province to discuss the policy of the Bank
of England, or whether the refusal of commercial acconuntela-
Gen, at a period of pressure, be calculated to produce beneficial
results to the country at large; but as, under existing.circum-
stances, the chartered banks materially influence the. circula-
tion and credit of the country, your Committee, deem it a duty
to be very touch regulated by their proceedings, and so to pro-
portion the issues and liabilities, that no capricious exercise of
power, or abuse of
,privilege by the.bank Corporation could
mar the progress of an intpurtunt undertaking. . •

With a view, however, to meet the extension of business de-
manded by tile, increased commerce and enterprise.of Ireland„
ittee felt to for the general interest father to
your COIIIIII .
increase the paid-up capital of the Ciollipatly, so as to render it
equal to that of thc I).rovincia l Bank ur Ireland, viz., •f,500;00U.
Titey have, accordingly, made a coil upon the British .pro-
prjeturs tuna third, instalment of ;1..7.) per share, allowing to
them the option, of taking an equivalent in L:e stuck allocated
on the Bth day of June last, rating still' stock ti, Preeeot pro-
prietors at par. ,As the increased capital eau be iirolitablv and
with safety employed, your Committee anticipate a prompt anti
cheerful coinp.iauce with the requisition. It is obviously the
interest of tile Irish proptiotors to hand in hand with the
British; union of exertion and equ:iiity of interest being the
great loaudation of streirgth. order, therefore: to proportion
the
1)a).4,-,,„t,..ur1s the, stock of tlie•Company and
and consul,ili it tor the permanent iutercst of the shareh„kier,
and the tvenare of the country, your Committee recommend
that vial should
sanction and direct a third call upon the Irish
'
sharAidders, at tie seine option as to the British, namely,
to take i*n.equivalent trithe.amount of the call in increased
stuck tit oar. Such a.tneasure, promptly adopted by the British
and shaiehuole:rs, will be productive of the best results,
awl must add considerably hi tire value of investment as also
t.O the welfare of all concerned. ,

Although the paid-up capital (including the third call of £5
per sheer', or allocated stuck,) amounts to upwards. of 1.2-100,000,
yet the autpie ofield pr, seated, particularly in the province of
Ulster, for the profitable' emphtyment of capitol in bauking
operations, makes it the interest of the shareholders totuerease
the availabie capital to a standard allowing of perfect liberality
to alt deserving of credit ; independent of which your Coin-.
mittee Cannot overlook the important suggestions flowing from
the parliamentary report on toint-stock• banks iu England,
both as to the expediency of a large paid-up capital-in suctrufi-
derjakiegs, and..the. necessity fur vigilance truid circumspection
therein. It may be infet red, from the report of the parliaineu• •
tary committee, that such companies,.as,.-have ample paid-up
eatotal„ in proportion to that subscribed for, shall meet with
legislative advantages. superior to onset* and, nt the -expiratiou
of the charter of the Bank of Ireland (in little more than one
yearj.will.stand in a position, more strougiy, to protest against
its renewal, as a monopoly of issue in Dublin, and the circuit
of 'fifty miles thereof. it. is, therefore, the manifest advantage
of lite united proprietors to leave no groundlor,cavil • and, by
making the paid-nit capital of the company equal to that of the
Provincial Bank. (iii whose directory the Right Hon. the
o.invellor of the Exchequer was or is a . leading, member,)
place your Company upon at least an equal footing for favour
or privilege.
In conclusion, vour Committee refer to the aunexed Balance
Sheet, by which it will appear, that, notwithstanding the distur--
bance in nubile credit, and the' pressure on the nrineyed and
commercial classes, occasioned by an excess of speculation, and'
Movements of the Bank of England resulting therefrom, the
balance to the credit of profit and loss will justify a dividend at
the cute of five per
.cent. per annum, for the past half year;
%%Lich Your Committee recommend accordingly.
• WILLIAM HODGES,
JAMES D\VYEIt,
• J. CHAMBERS.
Floc`-street, Oct. 17, 1836.
The Balatwe'Sbeerwas then read by the General ia."Fe6l.l:
itehell, Esq., and a Dividend at the rate ofFive
Cent. per Annum voted by the Meeting. '
d by Pumie
Ou the motion of .1. Esq.. sec""—ei.
JoNrs, Esq., the Report was received itnd ad"o.7, deldi‘rhted to
Mi. GI-21,Sn A M then lose, ;And said he was report rood a
find the-Committee had been enabled to ina
not i!;(3e
:Jellied that • the
for the last half-)ear, when •it could•
, e ordeal during the
,Na's his inten-
tionConapAny must have, passed through a it
•-iso ie.bi,% it! t
late-panic in thee-money market ; and tnott;,,.l, t
have moved for a Committee °intent
minute proceedings o• the Board, relieved
yet before
from that trouble by-the very ilourisiiing_r,
however, „,k the Chairman whether the
them. He .should;
surplus, - appears .the • balance sheet, amounts to an
actual surplus after all had debts, and over and above all the
capital subscribed ' ' '
The Loan M A you answered in the nihnuative.
Mr. Guttsul AM then eXpressed-hiinself perfectly svisfied.
Mr. JAMES R. Bairns testified his pleasure, as a Proprietor,
at the progress of the Company, based as' it was upon the good
of the country. •
was called to the Chair, and thanks'
JON A THAN Prat: E§q.,
retorneu to the Chairman.,

TO THE WORTH Y •SE INDEPENDENT BURGESSES
OF. WEST DERBY WARD.
GENTLEMEN, •
rtillE flattering manner in which you, hate this day confided,
to me tha responsible duty of represent it • your7Ward, in
the Town Council demands my must sincere and heartfelt
ackiwwledgments.
To any indiii,lu,ll merits Of my own I ant well aware That
am less indebted for this distinguished proof of your aporuha•
tion than to • the justice anti. in2portance of the great Cause iu
which we have been enga,„'red•
To maintain unsullied the pure principles of that Cause, to
keep a watchful eve over your immediate local interests, and to
labour zealotisly awl'independently for the goad of the emu-
munity at large will be the best, means of proyiw,a to
you that
your confidence has not been misplaced.
Y
I have the honour to be,
November 1, 18:11.
Your faithful and oblikeif servant,
Gentlemen,
JOHN SMITH.
Chatham-place.

TO
------,TB(Ji{GESES OF' No. 16 Olt Nolan TUX-
Th. . TPTII PARK WA'RD.
GVISTI,EMEN, • •
. . .
, 1 .
• 4 L'l' HOUGH I have been deprived. this day, by a majority
• A of votes having been recorded against nee,"ola seat in
in the Towmcooncil, as one of the. Representatittes of North
Toxteth :Park Ward. You will, I am sure. permit me to add, that
the warns and affectionate support which I have received from
so numerous and. respectahle.,a body of.iny fellitw-townsinen
upon this occasion, is most grateful to mv, feelings.
1 Gentlemen, you; have done the no more than justice when,.
during my cativasS. You; gave me credit for liberal. feelings to-
wards those, who cons.cientious!oils opinions. y differ from me in their're,igi-
Stead fastly,attached to the principles of the Es-,
tablished Church. Ishould be unworthy i 1
Chris-
tian,of name of aif 1 did not hold out the ready hand of fellowship to my
brethren of a different religious profession, who worship•,the
same God,. though at a different altar, and trust for salVatiell to
the merits of •the same Redeemer. '
I. do hope that the day is.'not far distrust when the peopl,e_wi,l.yl
he ,convinced that good uoyerunient can only be. «Marlyn:it: I
the
placing the general andlocal 'government of the c.,1,11,1i
~
0,0-
hands of impartial and discreet persons. :Ishei:e,l4. this „Liu],
vinced, a mighty power in the plain siinpolvliiiih„,„
which no jesuistry can evade, and no aiith,ieffio. sit,
h:,th h
or ill
• Gentlemen, whatever may he my t.,,Hi'l'iLE„,, „" pride and
sickness. in prosperity oe ;di-fiction,
n to have merited (ii,
number of rue Burgesses of
and a pprobsatiim of 's() respectable :11v,,
this day, after only a
North Toxteth Pltrk 'Ward. S i
ia their cotes 10 my favour.
.week4s. nomination, recorded
indeed, irl
nave meiated, t the esteem
r lnks to. my Canvassers, and to
I beg to return y
bGlee,
ninLyenjecnat.use.
all those who haveinbeLi.'.}:oeirltera
' • I have the' honour
obetlie4t Servant, .
JOIN SHEPPARD.
57, Al ill-street, Noy. l, 1b36,