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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

SERGEANT-AT-MACE.

compensation was read from.. Mr. Timothy
Parkinson,
tlelate sergeant-at-mace. lie claimed £5798 18s.
arAkin claimson , firi
9d., or an annuity of £3OO per annum for life, lie founded hie
eltim on the emoluments of his othee, which were £lOO per
annum._Referred to the Borough Court Committee.

FINES FOR NON-ACCEPTANCE OF ottptca.
'The 'said, a point required settling relating to
the amount lou'llwtNaic KtlbßeKtiue which the council would think proper to
fix for the non-acceptance' of the offices of Mayor, Aldemen,
Assessors, and Councillors. The act fixed that the sum fit the
Mayor should be £lOO, and fur the other members of the Coon-
cil,lhe Assessors, and the Auditors, £5O.
The MtiVort said it was necessary to fix these sums-, though,
at the same time, he did not apprehend much increase to the
borough rate by fines.
Mr. HATHBONE would say that a smaller amount ought to
be fixed: 11e would suggest that the maximum was too large a
sum. He thought that a smaller amriant would be advantage-
ous to the public, and would not 'bear hard on individuals.
Mr., BROWN enquired if it was imperative that a bye law of
this' kind should be passed.
The TowN-ct.}:ax said the act required that the council
should fix the fine, and it was thought it had better be done
then, before the necessity for its irpplication might occur.
Mr. RATHBONE would then beg to move, that the tine for
not serving the office of Mayor be £5O, and for not serving,
if elected as Councilmen, Assessors, /k.c. should be Ell).
The motion was seconded.
The MAYOR thought they had better name £2.5,
the maximum in each case.
Mr. BLACKBURN
public, that. these fines should not benot fixedh
low
thought there was sometahtinsgt and divide
He thought that gentlemen should ave
it
in
tatponrattviheeer.
Leeds they had
likely that gentlemen would he
ttoo taakseliguhptonfitoheefriszeolvespublic dutteds,
fiaxneddeathsielv wpenalty ing
maximum. It was not very
etltechct,edth'avtitlifmllite their
acceptedentelni eke andserious iotuh se andpe ilmtiepsorotaungthttobe
sduties,
they ought not to be lightly given up ;. and he did think, in a
'borough containing so much wealth, the penalty ought to be
the maximum, and he should therefore move, 'hut fire maximum
be the penally ; with the exception of Assessor, he thought the

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penalty to that rage ought to be £25, tbdi thidi•ti ofiOA to be
seine oifferened made in that. • •
Mr: Til'inirr!ti.t. seconded Mr. 111aektmrh's aMendment.
The 'notion, and antendtitt•ut were then put, when there ap-
peared for the amendment 17, fur the motion 36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

en mate.

On SALE,
The substantial new Ship ALBATROSS,
1. , ' 733 tons register; built at Quebec, by Mr/Munn, of
the best materials, and thoroughly copper asie nett, her
equipment is likewise of the best materials, very ample.
avf
This vessel, on inspection, will be found equal, f not superior,
to any built in Canada, while her model and construction afford
fist sailing and great capacity. Length, 1321; feet keel ; breadth,
31 5-12 feet; depth, 22 4-12 feet; 598 30-94 tons old measure-
trieut.—For inventory, &c. apply on board, Brunswick Dock,
or to DUNCAN GIBB.

•
OD FRIDAY next, the 7th October, at One o'clock/al- Corrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford.pla,ce, •
5 Bales Bengal RAW 511,441
Now landing, ex Comala, from Calcutta.—ifpp!y to Messrs.
TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or:to .
•CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On Flu oa 1' next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock, at. -John and
James Baron's Office,
51 BaleS Bengal SILK,
Ex Mary Dngdale, from Calcutta.—Apply to V
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

TO MERCHANTS, SHIP-OWNERS, AND
OTHERS.
E undersigned respectfully begs leave to nounce that
he has commenced businesS in this port ' Suit' BEOE
and AGENT, and being thoroughly acquaii tl.with the Spanish
language, he flatters himself he may u particularly useful to
those engaged in the trade to Spain or e Spanish settlements;
and he hopes by a strict attention to th*Pinterests of those who
may confide their interests to his care, or merit their patronage
and support.
• BENJAMIN BLINKHORN,
Office, 43, Mersey-street.
• Liverpool, 3rd October, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

AFTER FRIDILY NEKT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve y'calick, at No. 9,
Oldhall-street,
GO Puncheons East India RUM.
Of good strength and flavour, and well adapted for exportation;
landing, ex Mary llugdale, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
JOHN GLA DSTONE and Co., Merchants, or to -
GLA DSTONE and S EII.fEANTSON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the .11th October instant, at One o'clock, .at-N0.9,
Oldhaßstreet,
59 Chests SHELL LAC,.
70 Chests LAC DYE,
15 Tons SAYAN WOOD,
10 Chests CAMPHOR,
4000 Bundles RATTANS,
Now landing ex Comala and Mary Dugdale, from Calcutta.—
Apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

Flied on the lowest terms.
•on Coaked Sheaves and

Size
Metal Bushed. . In Inches.
---- , _
(.1,: 101. 11
•• • • ,
....
....1 3 13
....1 51 , 14
....2 2
1 15 .......
: 16
..
—3,.2 5
61 17

Price of
Metal Bushed.

Hearts, llead byes, and every description of Blocks on
equally low terms.
Old Blocks Repaired, and all Coaked Sheaves bought at this
Store may be recoaked at a trillitg expense, should they ever
require it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

BRITISH AMERICA

Emigrant, (603) Petrie, fin Quebec, with 61 ps oak, 451 ps w pine
and 3 pa ash timber, 9102 pa oak and 621 ps standard staves, 15 fms
lathwood, 87,6 deals, 348 gun stocks, 24 handspikes, 46 pr oars, 10 brl
ashes. R Dk
Celia, (556) Black, fm Quebec, with 339 ps fir timber, 1901 c 26
staves, 31 c 29 gun stocks, 31 c deals, Langtrys and co-56 shooks, J
W Shaw—B Dk

Visiter, (102) Wakeham, fm Labrador, with 83 eks oil, 2 hrls 2-4
tea salmon, 2 cks furs, 131 i quintals fish, 8 brls 1 kg 1 bg caplin, C
E Hunt and co—K Dk

America, (591) Mackie, fm Quebec, with 487 ps pine. 46 pa oak,
2 ps ash and I pee elm timber, 10249 staves, 821 deals, Wildes, Pick-
ersgill and co—B Dk

I;abella, (422) Robertson, fm Quebec, with 30 ps oak and 280 ps w
pine timber, 574 c 24 staves, 5 doz handspikes, 171 ps r pine timber,
Order—B Dk

Highlander, (125) Munden, fm Newfoundland, with 309 cks train
oil. 56 c and o hides, W W Bulley-1 brl caplin, Job, Bulley and co-
-River

John Porter, (298) Jenkinson, fin Halifax, N S, with 312 c 20 elks
831 clO staves, c 25 ash oars, 1 c spruce spurs, W Fairclough —.li2 es
wine, 2 jars pickled salmon, Ihx minerals. Ihx shells, Order—Q Dk
Kingston, (431) Maclean, fm Quebec, with 17 ps elm, 10 ps ash and
435 ps pine timber, 101 c 18 deals, 1261 c 28 staves, J Froste and co—
c Oars, # c handspikes, Chapman and Willis—a quantity shooks and
heading B retd, J Beckett and Son—B Dk
Halifax, (344) M'Cleary, fin Halifax, N S, with 121 ps timber, 11
c I deal ends, 61 cords latliwnod, 41 c staves, 41 c I hardwood & pine
planks, W Fairclough-1 bx pictures, &c. 1 brl corn meal, 1 brl mac-
karel, Ibx herrings, 1 ese curiosities, Order—B Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
San Pablo, (120) Barasordo, fm Santander, with 170 bags madder,
16 bags wool, Zulueta and co—W Dk
111 ED ITER 4.4 NEA
Febo, (211., Tedesco, fm Palerinci, with 30 bales madder roots, 790
bags shumac, 20 c cod:wood, Ross Bros-40 tons brimstone. 800 bags
shumac, Order.—K Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

SHIPLEY and Co., of 181, Regent-street, London, beg to
inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its
neighbourhood, that they have taken the Premises, 79, Church-
street, where they will, in the course of a few days, be enabled
to furnish the most superior SADLER Y, HARNESS,
WHIPS, &e., as Manufactured oy them in the Metropolis.
They take this opportunity of offering to their customers in this
county and Cheshire their best thanks for past favours, and to
assure them that no effort shall be wanting on their part to in-
sure a contipuance of that patronage with which they have hi-
therto been y favoured.

JOHN LANGDALE respectfully announces to the Ladies
and Visitors of Liverpool, that he' has received for the.Fes-
tial every novelty in Foreign and British BLONDE, LACE,
CAMBRIC, MUSLIN and NETT PELERINFS, CAPES, COLLARS,
BRUSSELS SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. FALLS, GAUZE RIBBONS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, OSTRICH FEATHERS, &e.
N.B.—Gentlemen's real Paris Dress R►D GLOVES, OPERA
STOCKS, SCARFS, Silk and Thread HOSE SOCKS, and every
Article suitable for Evening Press.
S 5, Bold-street..

GENTLEMEN'S COATS
NUDE TN THE NEWEST STYLE FROM THE VERY BEST
WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTH,
(All Colours,) for 55., usually Charged £4 4s.
Every 'other description of lower priced Clothing equally cheap.
Mackintosh's Patent India-rubber Cloaks, Coats, Capes, &c.
in great variety, at T. HAGUE'S, 106 and 107, St. James's.
street, opposite St. Vincent-street.

THE LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY,
78. BOLD-STREET, NEAR 'Tlla MUSic HALL.
VVEIi.Y. variety of TEA imported by this Company, and
ALI Sold both WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Orders made
up for allparts of the K;ingdotn.
Sept. 304 1836. . ALEX AN DER & 'WRIGHT, Wnatter.

GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT,
102 AND 103, Boln-sNicEcir.
A,I7OOLRIGIIT and CHIDSON re.pectfullv announce
their. f!furn from the ciitfereqt Markets. l'heir varied
and extensive selections of Foreign. and British Manufacture
are now ready for inspection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

7VANTED by a middle aged Person, who has had a good
y deal of experience, a Situation as 00K-KEEPER
or CLERK. The must respectable r •ences can be given,
and salary not an object.—A line A. L. at the Standard
office, will be attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

THE LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF MR. KEAN.
Mr. Beau havinw been received in the character of King Leer
nn Thursdsy last with the most enthusiastic applause, the
Tragedy wia be repeated this Evening.
4 4 In compluce with the custom adopted in London on the
representation of the highly successful Ditama of " Gustavus
lii.," the Visitors to the Lower Boxes will be admitted in the
last Act on the Stage to join in the MASKED BALL, or as
spectators in the Galleries which will be erected on the Stage.

. _
The regulation and arrangement will be explained by the
Box-keeper, at the Box-office, to parties taking places for the
Lower Boxes.

nuili IS present 'TUESDAY EVENING, the 4th October,
L:e performed Sitakspeare's Tragedy of

KING LEARN,,

As recently perfornie:l in London, retaining the original las
Act witimut alterAti,r.
King Lear....(sc,:!cad tiiv,t) Mr. Kean.
Edgar 711 r Stuart. Ee.i4 Baker.
..... Miss CAtion.
Cioneril Mrl. Baker.
To conclude %vial (second time this season) the grand Opera of
GI T. 111.;
on, TILE MASKED BALL.

Gustavus 111., Mr. Chaplin. I Oscar. (the page,) Miss Chaplin.
Captain Ankerstrom.... Mr. G. Herucastle.
Christian Engleheart..Mr.,Baker.
Madame Anketstrom . Miss Faucit.

Arvedson..(the fortune-teller)..Mrs. Stanley.
Incidental to the Piece the Masked Ball, for which the en-
tire of the Stage will be fitted up so as to represent the Stage of
the Opera House of Stockholm, and the whole of the floor co-
vered with a Painted Cloth prepared expressly for the occasion,
the scene forming a splendid Banquet Hall splendidly illu-
minated,

To-w>anow, (Wednesday,) the Comedy of A NEW WAY
TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. Kean.—
After which, GUSTAVUS 111.
On TnunsoAr, RICHARD THE THIRD. Duke of
Glo'ster, Mr. Kean, With GUSTAVUS 111.
On FRIDAY, a favourite Tragedy, in which Mr. Kean will
perform a principal character, his last appearance this season.
On SATUItn&Y, popular Musical Pieces, as will be expressed
in the Bills of the day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS.
I-1 J. WESTLEY. BnoaElt and Comm isstoN AGENT, Sole
Vie Agent for REED'S CANVAS, and REAY'SYATENT
BLOCKS. No. 1, Goree-piazzas, entrance Water-er""`
C. J. WESTLEY having been appointed Api
PATENT CANVAS, liegs to assure Mere
Captains of Vessels, that it is equal in ji
offered to thou' attention.
Canvas and Blocks fur Exportatiorr
Sail-makers and Blockmakers
Blocks complete, with Patent f
Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches:

Y. for R E ED'S

Aants, Owners, and
rality to the best ever

Size
In Inches.

4
6
7
8
9
...... .

•• • .3s. I Id.
• • 3
••• .5 2
• • • .5 61
....8
•• —8 82
• 10 8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

DEA FNESS.
No. 7, DUKE-STREET.
--11- RS. GARDNER, Ana IST, from London and Edinburgh
IVI and of Grafton-street, Dublin, has,.theithonour of an:
nouncioir that she may be consulted till the end of the Festival,
after which period her address will b No. 17, Brazen-nose-
street, Manchester, during the winter
The extraordinary success which h- s attended her practice for
mare than twelve years in various p its of the United Kingdom
and on the Continent, having by t innocence of the means she
makes use of, and the speed with rich the most inveterate dis-
eases are eradicated, obtained her both the confidence of the pub-
An and the pattonage (f the faculty; any further comment on
her part is unnecessary, and she merely begs to observe, that in
`cases beyond the "reach (f art, her opinion is given candidly and
.without any fee.
Mrs. G. may be consulted in any of the European Languages
from Ten till Four daily, and separate apartments are provided
for consultation, the,name or address of any patient being never
required.
All letters to be paid, and (on a remittance being encloied)
advice and medicines are forwarded, by return (yr. post, to any
part, however distant.
• The late 1)r. G.'s Treatise on the Anatomy, Physiology, and
Diseases of-the Ear, may be obtained at her residence as above:
Advice gratis to the Poor every Morning from Nine till Ten.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clo k, at No. 9,
Oldhall-street,
6 Cases Silk Piece GOODS,
4 Bales Raw SILK,
Now landing, ex Comala and Mary Dugdale, from Calcutta.—
Apply to
GLADSTONE -and SEIIJEANTSON, Brokers.

On FRIDA T next, the 7th instant, atTwelve o'cloe , at Andrew
Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-court, Da -.street,
7 Cases 1200 Pieces SILK COIL S. •
For particulars apply to
ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

IND 1 IDUA LS GOING. ABROAD from. the Port of
LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.
•
OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORE:DILL, LONDON,/
that they may procure the whole, or any part of an (..._FFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest quality or Goods k own, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House,
NOS. I AND 5. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SO H, LTI7EIII'OO,,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPIN s Prices as at their
Warehouse in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for
Ship-sailing information, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

WEST INDIES

To sail on the 10th Orto!ler.
1, .For DEMERARA,
The Ship FIE SPERU ,
R. M4DowAL, Master.
or light freight or passa..ce apply to
aI'OHN GLADSTONE and Co,

Foi BARBADOS,
The fast-sailin..Ship LITHERLAXD,
• THOMAS'FIAWKINS, Master • /
Lying in the Queen's Duck.—For freigt and passage
'apply to HEYES, LITHEHLAN , and Co.,
Wolstenhohne-square.

Intended to sail2Oth October.
For BARBADOS,
The Brig SPENCER.,
J. WILSON, Master. y
l'or freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.

For TRINIDAD,
The English-huilt Barque I-lUTCHINON,
J. RontNsoN, Master. -
289 tons register; lying, in the Waterloo Bock, and
has a great part of her cargo ready:—For tern4`of freight or
passage apply to Messrs. si tifiN Mi 1.1101.1. AN t) and Co., or
JAMES POOLE and Co.

COAST eirlS

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For LONDON,
The LIVERPOOL.
S. JOHNSTON. Master;
A 1; 135 tons ; north end Saltbouf Dock.
And now lcadi:uj at London,
For LIVERPOOL, •
The LONDON,
J. M wrci, LP, Master; • -
A 1; 92 tons; two of the regular fast-sailing Schooners, to be
despatched in a few days, loaded or not loaded.—Appiv to
Messrs. JEFFERY SMITH and SoNs, Cotton's Wharf, London,
•or WM. PE N 1 BERTON„Orford-st reet,
Agent for Patent Iron Buoys, Fire Bricks, Tiles, &c.
N.B.—Barclay. Perkins, and Co.'s London Porter in Bar-
lets, Half Barrels, &c.

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
in James Adam's Warehouse, 26, Redcross-street,
IR Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAISINS,/
22 34-Boxes Ditto Ditto DITT
3; 32 ,Boxes Ditto Ditto DITTO
,100 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS,
100 Boxes LEMONS,
290 Barrels GRAPES,
100 Baskets MELONS,
Now landing, ex Atalanta, from Malaga.—Apply to Mr. JAS.
AtKm, Merchant, or to. JAMES ADAM, Broker.

To•sionnow, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twel e o'clock,
on the Quay, south-east corner of Queen's ck,
3736 •Pine and Spruce PLANKS,
4-18 Birch PLANKS,
8200 Oak and Ash Hogshead STA 'S,
Being the entire cargo, per Joh❑ Porter, from Halifax, now
tandiug. DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

formally proclaimed " liege &I'd of Ireland"! We feel,
that we have now also done some small share of justice
to the pretensions of Mr. Daniel O'Connell, as the histo-
rical Pitlacits of Ireland, and shall not revert to him at
length for some time, unless we find his proceedings
render it imperatively necessary, when we promise him

and his sapient colleagues, and his " Corinthian orators,"
the full indulgence of that exposure which the abundance
and strength of the materials we possess, and the ample
vocabulary of the English language, shorn of its vul-
garity, shall enable us to wield!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

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WTgESDAIr.

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

--HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT.

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

RIPLEY and Co., of 181, Regent-street, London, beg to
Li inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its
neighbourhood, that they have taken the Premises, 79, Church-
street, where they will, in the course of a few days, be enabled
to furnish the most superior SADLERY, HARNESS,
WHIPS, &c., as Manufactured by them in the Metropolis.
They take this opportunity of offering to their customers in this
county and Cheshire their best thanks for past favours, and to
assure them that no effort shall be wanting on their part to in-
sure a continuance of that patronage with which they have hi-
therto been iavourec:.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

On FRIDAY neat, the 7th October, at One o'clock, at Corrie,
Huron, and Oo.'s Office, Rumford-place,
5' Bales Bengal RAW SILK,
Now landing, ex Comala, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
TA 1' 101, POTTER, unrt Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co,, 13rakars.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

.Atatc.

On SALE,
The substantial new Ship ALBATROSS,
-Sa 733 tans re,rister • built at Quebec, by Mr. Munn, of
. 1.
the best materials, and thoroughly copper-fastened, her
rctuipmellt is likewise of the best •materi+tls, and very ample.
This vessel, on inspection, will he found equal, if not superle,r,
to any built in Canada, while her model and construction afford
fiat sailing and gteat ca,pacity. Length, 1321 feet keel; breadth,
31 5-12 feet; depth, '22 '4.12 feet; 598 30-94 tons old measure-
tnent.—For inventory, &c. apply on board, Brunswick Dock,
tai DUNCAN GIBB.

•
Un Fat DA y.next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock, it John and
James. Baron's Office,
Bgles Bengal SILK,
x Mary Dngdale, from Calcutta.—Apply to
JOHN and JAUES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

On TUESDAY, the 18th October instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
No. 9, Oldhall-street,
8 Casxks? NUTMEGS, .." ,
1 Bo S
200 Rail .
MOCHA COFFEE,
87 Bags •
Now landing ex Mary Dugdale, froin-Calcutta.—Apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

111 H E Public, Merchants, Captains, Shippers, and the Transl
.1 are respectfully solicited to inspect the Stock of WQOL-
LEN GOODS offered for public approval at
CLAPHAM'S CLOT 'ALL,
2, PAR A DISE-STREE
LIVERPOOL,
the extent. quality, and style of which the Proprietor feels con-
&lent cannot f<tit to meet with approbation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

X/,f/(,6/

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS. RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD ' -SMOLLETT.

TUESDAY, PCIOBER 4, 1830.

;T:attob auktion.

Kitnrpool jattOical er,stibal.

SALE IN KENT-STREET.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On FainAy next, the 7th instant, at Eleven tr'clock, on the
Prenaises, 3a, Kent-street. second door from Duke.street,
THE remaining HOIJS.EHO,LD EURNITUItE of a
tleuran who is changing his residence, comprising, with,
some useful Articles of Mahogany and other Furniture, a brit.:
ham-toned Cabinet Piano-forte,.by Twairixna, a superior instill-
me.nt, a Pateut Seraphine„ by Green, a large collection Kif
modern andvaluable. Printed Music, several Paintings, by es-
teenied Artists, Books,, &c., &c.
To be Viewed on, Thursday next, the 6th, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises, or from Mr. T. BuaNcti., Vanovet.,
street.

LINEN DRAPER'S. STOCK, W1LL1.4411404V-sQL--11iE.
Isy DAVID JONES,
To-mottnow, (Wednesday,) thesth Instant, at. Eleven o'clock,
at his. Rooms, Williamson-square, '
A SPLENDID assortment of Filled, Silk, Tliibet,'':%lerino,
China, and other SHAWLS, fashionable Landon-
printed DRESSES, Batiesses, liich. Silk India and other
liamikere4iefs, Ribbons, 20 Pieces vxcelleut
Buttons, &c., removed for colvenienee of Sale.
I lay be 'viewed This Day, (Tuesday,) and on the morning of
Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

Ntb) Vublirationo.

rllll E DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAXAZINE
_I for October, Price 2s. 6d. contains :
I. Gallery of Illustrious Irishmen; No. I . Lord Charle-
mont.-1 1.. June Sinclair; or, the Fawn of ' ingyale; by W.
Carleton, Author of " Traits and Stories of th risk Peasantry."
Thubber-na-shie; or, the Fairy Well.—lV. Chapters of
College Romance. By E. S. O'Brien, Esq. A.M., Chap. VI.,
The Bribed Scholar. Part lI.—V. The Curious and Instruc-
tive History of Lo.d Pope; or, the Bad House in the Irish
Row.—Vl. Literary Remains of Hazlitt.—Vll. The Rambler
in Mexico.—V 111. The Constituency of the City of Dublin.
Dublin : WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. and Company. Liverpool,
J. W.ti.msr.,,F.v.

Mr. GRAPEL hits received

...
UR ASER'S MAGAZINE fur OCTOBER contains a fa-
t' length Portrait of Lord Lyndhurst, the eminent and gifted
leader of the Conservative party in the House of Lords, and
Author of the `• Summary of the Session," now in its 26th Edi-
tion. The Contents of the Number are—
I.m
Life
The Statesman—ll. Reembrances of a Mon .ly Nurse—
111. Taylor's Physical Theory of another Life V. The Et-
trick Sbepherd's Last Tale—V. Bombardin• n Affectation,
Male and Female—Vl. Gallery of Literary haracters. No.
I,XXVII.—VII. Conservatism in the West iding of York-
shire—Vlll. The Exodi of the Jews and Greeks—lX. M'lsla-
mare Russet's Lark in the Bight of Benin. By Ensign O'Do-
noghtie—X. Songs of Horace. Decade the Fourth. From the
Front Papers, No. XXIII.—XI. I was bred in a Cot—Xll.
Birth of the Painter Raffaelle. An Italian Tradition—Xl 11.
The Minstrel's Grave—XlV. Palmerston Policy—XV. Octo-
ber Sonnets. By Sir Morgan O'Doherty, Bart.
James Fraser, 215, Regent-street. Price Half-a-Crown.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

To-mott now, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelv 'o'clock,
at No. 9rOldhall-street,
A quantity of St. PiFtgrslitsegli Clean HE P,
Partially damaged by sea water, •
A quantity of DUNNAGE MA S,
Ex Robert and Ann, front St. Petersburgh.—Apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

NEW SEED WAREHOUSE.

yAM ES Cliffl ERF:SEEIIS AAAA N , 12, C taytoKSquare, begs
tif leave to inform Merchants. Captains, and tiers exporting
Seeds from the Port of Liverpool that he eks Seeds for all
climates in a way that will materially assis le vegetating power
of the Seed.
J. C., has just received a large supply of WINTER VET-
CHES. TREFOLIUM INCARNATUM, ITALIAN RYE
CRASS, a choice collection of DUTCH BULBS.

MEMBERS of the LIVERPOOL TRA ESM EN'S
„IL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION i nd to DINE
at the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CH LOTTE-STREET,
011 TUESDAY, the 18th October next. Din ron the Table at
Five o'clock,
The Committee will attend daily at the onservative Regis-
tration Office, North John-street, where, n order to secure ac-
commodation to the Members, Tickets may be had by them
only until Saturday next, the Bth October ►nclusive, between
the hours of Eleven and One o'clock.
Tickets, not transferable, including a Lady's Ticket, 15s. each.
ED. BYFORD, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

On Tuzsn“ next. the 4th day of October, at six o'clock in the
evening, at the Ciarendon liooms, South John-strfet, Liver-
pool, in the following or such other lots as muy be agreed upon
at, ttte time of sale.
,t Lb those FOUR DWELLING-HOUSE'S, situate
bot 1'111...• iii Cartwright-place, leading out. of Byrom-street,
iil Liverpool, and in Dawson's-place, near thereto, one of which
Dwellintt-kouses is in Dawson's-place, another in Cartwright's-
place, and the two remaining in a court there called Cartwright's-
court, containing, in 'front to Cartwright's-Place; 39 feet or
thereabouts, and in front to DaWson's-piece, and ••at the back.
along the premises described in Lot 2, 8 yards 2 feet, or there-
abouts, and now in- the occupation- of Mr. Bagot and others, at
rents amounting -to 1:35 4s-pei annum.- -• •
Lot 2.—A1l that ME-St: AGE or DWELLING-lI.OUSE,
(now used as a Mrt K-ki()USEj with the Shippon, Stable, and
yard attached thereto, situate on the- north side of Cartwright's.
place, and adjoining the preceding lot, containing, in front to
CartWright'rS-place,•7s feet or thereabouts, and alt the east and
west sides se•vei•ally '23 feet. or thereabouts, and now in the occu-
pation of Mr. Wm. Ford, as tenant at will, at a rent of 4',:•11 per•
annum. •

• -
Both lots are Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply of M-v: BuA MONT, Solicitor,
Warrington; or to Mr."JAMLtiiirt-KETt, Solicitor, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04

Arnalit 'RID•411" WEaT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clvelz, at No.
Oldhall,street.,
60 Puncheons East lnclia RUM,
Of good strength and °flavour, and well adapted for exportatioa;
lauding, ex Mary Dug,lale' from Oaleutta.—Apply to Messrs.
JOHN CiLADF4ONE and Cu., Alert:haws, or to
(iLADSTONE and SE ItJEANTSON, Brokers.

SALE OF GROCERY STOCK AND SHOP FIXTURES.
By DAVID JONES,
On THURSDAY next, the Gth instant; at Eleven o'clock pre-,
• cisely, on the Premises, 121, Brownlow-hill, three doorS helots,
• Clarence-street,
riOHE STOCK i TRAbE of--Mr. WRIGGLESWORTH, Tea
Dealer and Grocer, who is declining that business. The
Stock consists of-Black and Green Teas, of the finest dem in-
tiun, Sa'tices; Spices, Pickles, &e:, &c., all of which will be• Sold
in Lots to snit the convenience of Housekeepers.
'.After the above, the excellent Shop Fixtures, all nearly new,
consisting of Mahogany Top Counters, Canisters, Weights,
Scales, &c., &c.
May be viewed on the morning of Sale and Catalogues had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT. FOR MBY.

We haVe, in the two preceding numbersof our paper, spoken
of the melancholy catastrophe which deprived twenty-eight
children of their protectors. With the hope that we shall be
furthering".tlie.objects of the gentlemen who have formed them-
selves into a committee for the relief of the suffering survivors,
we transcribe from Gore's paper the report of Captain Denham,
R.N., to the committee of the Dock Trustees on that subject:—
"Et is ir;Y pitinful duty to record that Lieutenant. Joseph
Walker, R.N., keeper of Formby Light-house, and four of the
life-boat'S crew at that station, were drowned on the evening of
the 13th instant, under the following circumstances:—Lieut.
Walker Observed from the light-house, at about three, p.m., of
that day, a' schooner, with her sails flying,amongst the breakers
off Mad-Wharf, situated five miles north or the boat-house;
whereupon lie hoisted the distress flag, and fired the signal gun,
to assemble the boat's crew. He simply told his servant woman
`to mind the light, and keep her eyes about,' and hastening to
the creW,'sn cheered them by his volunteered presence, as to
have the 'beat actually afloat, after dragging her three miles
along Iliel;each, by four o'clock. The wind was strong S.W.
which caused a heavy sea right a-beam between the shore and
wreck—the mast and sail was left behind, as blowing too strong
to use it, and the boat was rowed out to the schooner (which
proved tohe the Bryades' )in the most gallant style; and, when
satisfied that no
person was on board, they steered, as nearly
as they cOuld guess, for the spot they had launched from, and
where upWards of one hundred persons had collected in the
dark, with the hoat-carriage and horses to receive them. The
boat continued to behave nobly, as the survivors described • it,
when, having sustained her course '
until in that misting, trying point of beech-surf, which a logs.e
broached-to on the top of the third',
,/toveroret eoaf:raillrhajusi ei7e; caist,e ss
h;
and capsized. Three of the eight persons on board instantly
found tbeinselves under the boat; but one of them, Edward
Atly, grappled one of the gunwale life-lines, lately appended,
and drew himself from under, and thence on her bottom, yvheris
he clung Until she landed, considering himself the only survivor ;
but the people rushed forward to the labouring boat, and hearing
moans, turned her over, and rescued Edward Livesly and Het-
ry Aindori, who had, on finding themselves under the boat, put
their arms over the inverted thawts, and though, by so suspend-
ing themielves, they prevented the boat from righting, they
were enabled to retain their head and shoulders in space and
air, between the water surface and keelson, but when she land-
ed, they were sadly bruised by the rebound of each succeeding
surf. These three buffeted and suffering men were speedily
carried to their respective homes; they are fast recovering, and
have, I snbinit, added to their clam: of a gratuity, by manfully
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

Enouranct Notice.

EUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
No. Chatham-place, Mackfriars, London
x-TuricE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tha
.111 to PROPRIETORS:for the Hal'

, an., ]836.
.a le DIVIDENDS
ear ending the 30th
- cent. per annum, are
every day, from Ten till

day of December, at the rate of 53
now payable at the Company's OF
Three o'Clock.

This Company continues to et, Life Insurance at reduced
Premiums, which may ,be paid Quarterly, Half•yearly, or An-
nually, at the option of the Insured; to grant Annuities on sin-
gle or joint Lives; and to advance Money on Annuities se-
cured on Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Property, or
on Money in the Funds.
The Assured with this Company participate periodically in
the .profits, and all Policies becoming claims will'be paid within
three months after the proof of death
The Bonus declared on the 3d of July, 1831, attaches to all
Policies effected on or before the 31st day of December, 1829;
and a further Bonus will be declared at the end of 1837, in
which all who Insure during the present year will be entitled to
r,alticipate. DAVID 'FOGG°, Secretary.
WIDOW—SiITTOYand SONS, Agents for Liverpool, EX-
change-street gait:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

of hOrsehair to the v6Ttie of £287 10S., and rtiiir6Sented to Mr:
Brity that Mr. Greases was his partner, and Would be answer
able for the payment... On these terms; Mr. Brity consented to
let him have the. horsehair; previously, howeSer, to the deli-
Very of the goods, hersaw Mr. Greases, and ascertained from
him that he was not a partner with Breaifles; on this he refused
id let Mr. Brearleyhase the horsehair. tAe afterwards sold the
hair to Mr. Greases for £287 Ws., and accepted his bill-at six
Mouths in payment.. Brearley had afterwards admitted to Mr:
Brity that Mr. Greases was nut a pat tiler. Mr. GreaVes; it ap-.
geared, had bought the horSehair for defendant, and had other-
wise assisted him in paying the insurance on the property ware:
housed, in order to assist bin in commencing business: Not
afterwards being able to obtain the money he. advanced •for the
defendant, plaintiff had brought this action in order to recover
the amount. It was nrged for the defence that sir. Greases wai
a partner, and that he had advanced this money with the under-
standing that he was to have half the profits; and it was also en-,
.leasoured to show in. support of that that Mr. G. looked over
the books in the counting-house and otherivise acted as a part-
ner; and that the purchaSe being a joint transaction, he could
nut tiring this action. The Assessor, in Summing up, said the
only point fur the jury to consider was, whether frolit the evi7
dence Mr. Greases was a partner or nut. It was natural to sup=.
pose that a man, having under such circumstances assisted -a
perscin, should look over his books and take an interest in his
Misitress to ascertain how it was going on. If they should find.
he was a partner, the verdict must be for the defendant, it
Otherwise, fur the plaintiff.
Verdict for the plaintiff, t 287 10s:
cnArdimas V. HEATON.
This was an action brought. by the plaintiff, who is a farrier,
to recover the stun of Is. 6d. for attendance and medicine
furnished for defendant's horse. Defendant is a cart-owner.
Mr. Henderson appeared for the plaintiff, Mr. Haiucock for
the defence.
It appeared that defendant's horse, having been sent to shoe
to Mr, Fletcher, the blacksmith; was pricked in the %hoeing;
and rendered lame. Mr. Fletcher sent his man with thd horse
to the plaintiff to attend to. Plaintiff attended and dressed the
wound till the horse was nearly well, when lie heard no more
about the horSe till ten days afterwards, when defendant's man
coma for him to attend the horse again, it being lunch worse.
He found the horse much worse, having been work.ed too soon.
He then attended the horSe till it got better. The bill in goes-
lion was for that attendance. It was urged in defence that Mr.
Fletcher was liable its the first instance for the payment till the
horse was taken home; and afterwards, the cur.: not being eom-
pleted, but the horse gettitig worse, that phintiff was resp iusible,
he not having completed the cure.— Verdict for the plaintiff;
£st Is. 6d.
The chart then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

TUESDAY.

•
On TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'c • ,on the
Quay, west side Brunswick Dock,
109 Logs ELM, measuring 4277 t,
46 Do. ASH, ditto 1 „
18 Do. OAK, ditto
• 3 Do. BIRCH, ditto 90
500 DEALS,
::95 W. 0. Puncheon STAVES,
1695 Pipe STAVES and'HEADING,
Now landing, ex Mary, from Quebec.—Messrs. Jos. FROSTE
and Co., Merchants, or to
DUNCAN and EWING, Rrokers.
After the above, in Duncan and Ewing's Yards, Sef °sr:street
and Pinfold, Harrington,
50 Logs Quebec Red PINE, measuri 91 feet.
13 Ditto Ditto BIRCH, dit 448 „
9 Ditto Ditto OAK, to 299
2 Ditto BUTTERNUT & BA SWOOD, 95 „
1392 Quebec Yellow DEALS,
3920• Ditto Spruce DITTO.
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.
( Two interests.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST.INDARD.

Sin,—As the " big beggarman" is coming to Liverpool we
ought to give hitri a warm reception, and, the better to enable
us to do so, we ought to -know what he thinks and has said of
us, as part of the people of England. "So dishonest and be-
sotted a people as the English never lived. As a nation, I
must say they are the most profligate, and quite lost in folly!
As to English stupidity, it is really become proverbial. They
are ready to sanction any crime or to credit any delusion."
tie then advises his hearers not to wear English goods, and
says—" Are there not ,hundreds that have been clothed in the
fabrics of these dullest of all malignant bigots? * * * Let
us teach these drawlers and dotards that they are not to insult us
with impunity." In another speech he says that be wiil remem-
ber England with a hatred " doomed to be immortal and unre-
lenting." For further particulars, I beg to refer to a pamphlet
published in 1825,, at Whittaker's, and written by Mr. Croly,
called " Popery, or the Popish Question." The above extracts,
however, will he quite enough for my present purpose, and I
hope the Dickey Sams and John Bulls of Liverpool—the dis-
honeht and besotted drawlers and dotards—the stupid, profli-
gate, and malignant bigots whom O'Connell hates with a hatred
doomed to be immortal and unrelenting, and whose manufae-
trired goods he would not wear--I hope, I'say, that they will
give this libeller the reception he deserves.—Yours,

JOHN BULL.

MONUMENT iN GLASGOW TO SIR WALTER SCOTT.—A meet-
ing of the subscribers took place on Wednesday to consider as
to- the best situation for this monument. The design, which
had been previously agreed upon, a column and colossal statue
of Sir Walter, was produced at the meeting, and seemed to he
generally approved of. Considerable dissension arose as to
whether the site should be the centre of George's-square, or of
Blythiwood-square. regareing which the meeting seemed to he
pretty equally divided in opinion. It was ultimately resolved
to adjourn for a fortnight. to enable the other subscribers to be
present at the decision.—Scultish Guardian of Tuesday.

ST. ANN'S WARD CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.—A meet-
ing of the conservatives of St. Ann's Ward was held on Tues-
day evening for the purpose of forming a COWietvative associa-
tion for the ward. Mr. Parker in the chair. We believe that
this is the first conservative ward association which has been
formed. We trust that the conservatives of each of the other
wards will not be tardy in following the example thus set them,
so as to form a complete and efficient body in all the divisions
of the town, for securing the success of the conservative cause
in the event of any sudden emergency arising. The various of-
ficers of the association were appointed, and monthly meetings
determined on. The meeting then Adjourned to the ,Golden
Lion, in Dale-street, where Lord Sandon was expected to meet.
the tradesmen's conservative society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 27th instant, at TwOieVlTock, at
Jee Brothers and Latham', Office, HargT s -buildings,
60 Bales Hungarian 1
Ex Ariadne, from Trieste.—Apply to M ssrs.CYRUS MORRALL
and SON, Merchants, or to
JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next
Office
the 27th instant,
Buchanan and Browne's 0
( i?&----- at
?stre(e);l°ClC'
• 66 Chests SHELL
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at.
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Date-streets'.
19 Tons Solid NICARAGUA WOO
21 Tons Cuba FUSTIC,
8 Tons Tainpiel
Which may be seen previously in Mr. llison Frodsham's
Wirehouse, Mersey-street.
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Broknrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

FRTD/IY.

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at. N-o. 7,
Tit hebarn-street,
191 Dry OX and COW HI
Ex Cicilian, from the Cal
465 Bags HOItN TIPS, 15 tons,
Ex Superior, from ealcutta.--Apply to Messrs. LEECH and
HARRISON, Merchants, or
ROBINSON and HADWEN, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

,1~•.

To sail in all February.—A regular 'cider.
.A - . • For MANILLA and LIN' ,
M_t And Will Only remain a few dap at t former place.
•.:;1 The first-class fast sailing ' per TRIO,
..... -..
. WHITE, Ma Murtha(' per register 250 D
tons.—For freig -
'
good accommodations, apply to

ROBERT WISE and Co.

GEORGE HIGHFIELD.

WEST INDIES.

For JAMAICA, •
/4 And will deliver Goods at Foal' AI 'IA, °BACA.-
BESSA, and Ports ad'a nt,
The Barque CHAT AM,
JOHN GILL, Commander.
For freightiiitossage, having excellent cabin'accommodation,
apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

For BARBADOES,
The Barque THOMAS CA 'Y,
-----, Master;
Burthen 2:15 Nris.—Por freight.nr_passage a
BAtcrox, 1111,1 M, and HIGGIN

To .sail the 4th February,
For DENIEMARA4
The Ship JOUN:SIONE,
A. NITHERsoN, Master.
- Now lying in the Prince's Dock.--,Apply to
SAN DBACH, TINNE, and Co.

A regular Trader.
For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, ect,
- At..m, And will deriver Goods at SA LT tiIVEI. d its vicinity,
4=V%. The new Brig ALEXA., ER,
TAMES JOHNSTON, ' ster ;
_Now Loading in the Prince's Dock; b t 'expressly for the
trade, and bxpected to sail very fast.--For freight or passage,
baying excellent accommodations, apply to the Master, on
hoard, or to JOHN HALL and Co -8 Tithebarti-street.

For ANTIGUA,
•,..„1 ..., The .Ship Gil C
4."ttio'''- P. PEARSON, A er.,
'— - For freight or passage apply I
C. . and F. SHAN-D.

Intended to sail immediately.
For CALCUTTA,
ty
The BRIDGE' ,
•
Marthen per register 405 to Capt. CROSBI
ns.—For freigl or passage apply to
the Captain, on board; to CHAS. HORSFALL, Or THOS. TOBIN,
.E.lrs.;.llterchants, or to JOHN HASLEDEN, Broker.

Jr;
t or passage, having

To sail on the 31st
instant.
For CALCUTTA,i2
The fine Ship OTTER 0 L,
JOHN alcl-141IDSON, CO uder ;
A 1; burthen per. register 401 us ; coppered and
topper-fastened; sails fast, and has good accommodations for
passengers.—For terms of which, or freight, apply to Messrs.
TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., or to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.

ripHE Rivalry of other parties proposing to proceed to
1 Brighton, and the necessarily heavy expense which would
attend a severe parliamentary contest, render it unadvisable
to involve the Dover Line in an opposition which would be di-
rected against that to Brighton. The Provisional Directors
have therefore determined limiting the application to par 'ail nt
in the ensuing session to the Kentish' Line alone.
They have much satisfaction in stating that th
such arrangements with the Southampton R •
and with the Provisional Directors of tr. •
ton Line, as to ensure mutual co-operat•
those parties and themselves.

nave made

Away Company,
fOhenson's Brigh-
nd support between

The Directors beg to state, for the information of Subscribers,
that they have submitted the plans, sections, estimates, and
other documents to Mr. Cuhitt, the engineer, with the view of
obtaining his opinion In addition to that of their own engineer,
and the following is an extract from Mr. Cubitt's report, dated
lst Jan., 1836 :—" Looking at the Line as a whole from Wands-
worth to Dover, nothing can' be more favourable than the
greater part of it is for the purpose of a Railway, being for
about 40 miles of the portion between Oxted and Dover almost
on a perfect level, and straight line, so much so, that, in my
judgment, the advantages otthat portion of the line will so far
balance the disadvantages of the Croydon division, as to bring
the cost of the whole at per mile below the average of railways
in general."
The " Croyden division" alluded to in the above extract com-
prises a distance of 7 miles from Croydon to Oxted, where the
Line is entirely through chalk, but even in this portion the gra,
clients, as stated by Mr. Cubitt in another part of his report, are
more favourable than those on a part of the Liverpool and Man-
chester Railway, which has been working with so much profit
and success since its first establishment.

The opinion of Mr. Cubitt, as expressed in his report, is also
highly satisfactory as to the amount of the estimate as calcu-
latedly Mr. Palmer, and which Mr. Cubitt considers as ample
for the execution of the work.
It may be stated with confidence, the the plan 'comprises a
greater length of straight and level Line than any other which
has been projected in the Kingdom.
AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER.
Messrs. Lowndes and Robinson, Mr. P. J. Rycroft, Mr.
Thomas Cogian, Messrs. W. Reynolds and Son, Liverpool.
Mr. Thomas Cardwell, Manchester,
J. S. YEATS, Secretary.
A Section of the Line may be inspected at the Office of Mr.
Coglan and Messrs. Reynolds and Son, Liverpool, and Mr.
Thos. Card Well; Manchester.
98, Gracechurch-street, January 18, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

CONCERT, ADELPIII HOTEL.

Under the immediate Patronage of do Worshipful the 31,117 M.
MRS. LENNON, (late Miss CAsstotr,l has the honour to
acquaint her Friends and the Public that it is her in-
tention to have a CONCERT,- on TUESDAY, the 26th Jinuary
instant, when she respectfully solicits their patronage.
By the kind permission of Colonel Bradshaw,
The BIND of the 77th Regiment OW attend.
Conductor Mr. G. Holden.
Principal performers alrea y engaged,
Mrs. Lennon. Miss • assidv.
Mr. Henshall, Mr. Boothby, r. Petitherton, and
Mr. Walton, (of 11 • Chester,)
Mr. E. Brown, who-will perform n the Flute a new grand
' Fantasia bv Nic Olson, and
Mr. Edward W. Thomas, of the Nobility's Concert, London,
who will play Beethoven's celebrated Waltz, with Variations for
the Violin, by F. Pechatsehek.
• Mrs. Lennon will also be assisted by several amateurs.
Tickets may he had of Mrs. Lennon, No. 17, Warren-street,
and at the principal Music Warehouses.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

1 ONbA•t.

MONDAYOn next, the 23th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dfle-street,
18 Butts
Malaga OLIV OIL,
22 Hhds.
107 Boxes White Bologna ARGOLS,
785 Bags SALTPETRE,
3 Casks Brown TARTAR,
7' Hlids. LEMON JUICE.
Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 25th instant, at One oyc k, at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-str ,
100 Tons Solid NIC A ItAGI( 00D,
150 Tons Savanilla FUSTI -
Ex Savanilla, from Savanilla.-Apply t Messrs. KERS, 1M R IE,
and TomuNsoN, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM .NEVETT, Broker.

On MONDAY next, the 25th instant, at Ode clock, at John
Shand's Office, Exchange-a : orth,
30 Tons Sicily BRIM ' NE,
Landing, ex Union, lying east side Salt ouse Dock.—Apply to
JOHN GORDON, Esq., Merchant, or to;
JOHN SHAND, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22

POST-NIAIITS.

Monday, Tuesday.,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday,
Thursday.

!Monday before the
first Tuesday in
every month.

Tuesday berme the
third Wednesday
in every month.
On the 14th and
last day of
every month.
Tuesday before the
first Tv ednesday in
every month.
Monday .and
Thursday.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
From the 14th to the 21st Jan. 1E36.
---.--
DISCHARGED.
ADMITTED.
In-patients cured ............ 23 ln-patients .
Rel►eved and'at own request .. 4 i Out -patients
Made Out-patients ........... 2 Casual during iI. P.
Irregular .................... 1 the last veek
I o.l' 6
Dead ........................ 3 Remain - le

in the house
House Visitors—Mr. Gibbon and Rev. T. G. Lee.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—Mouse Surgeon, Mr. J. Long.

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Admitted ......... 13 In the HosHSPITAL.
pital 42 a Discharged....... 9

MARRIED.

On the nth of October last, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester,
Mr.
Miss Leigh, of Lys Stout,
mm , boot
Cheshire and shoe maker, Lord-street, Liverpool, to
On Saturday, the 2d inst. at St. Pancras Church, London, Mr. Gal..
loway, son of Mr. Galloway Supervisor of Excise, Preston, to Mrs:
Walker, Oakhill, Lydiate.
On Sunday last, at St. Luke's Church, Mr, William Makison to Miss
Jane Bond.
Same day, at the same place, Mr. Anthony Ahrens, to Miss Han,.
nab Powell.
On Monday last, at St. David's Church, Mr. William Hughes, plas.
terer, of this town, to Elizabeth, the fourth daughter of the late Mr.
Henry Jenkinson, of Bickerstalf.
On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. James Ramsbottom to
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hughes.
Same day, at the same place, Mr. Edwin Hunt, of New York, to
Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew Hunt, artist, of this town.
Same day, at St. Mark's Church, the ceremony having been pre-
Eviously performed at the Catholic Chapel, Seel-street, W.
P. Meeker,
q.
sourg f Seacombe, to Charlotte, second daughter of John Cullum,
q. e on, R.N.
On Wednesday, in London, by the Rev. Dr. Solomon Herschel],
Mr. Georze W. Tobias, of this town, to Matilda, second daughter of
D. Levy, Esq. of Woburn-square, Russell-square, London.
Same day, at St. George's Church, Camberwell, London, Mr. Wm.
Blundell, of this town, merchant, to Sarah, third daughter of the
late John flumpston, Esq. of Buntingford, Hertfordshire.
Yesterday, at the Parish Church, Stockport, by the Rev, C. K.
'rescott. rector, Mr. Frederick Sherlock, of this town, to Sarah,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. Edward Dain, of the former place.