The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-28 00:00:00

HORSE AND GIG

if TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONT T, a valuable Bay
HORSE, rising 6 years old, wary d sound and quiet to
ride or drive, with GIG and HA RNE nearly new, the Pro-
perty of a Gentleman having no further use for them.
Apply to S. BROWNENTT, Auctioneer, Clarendon-buildings,
South John-street.

TO
V PRINTERS.
4"/
IO be DISPOSED OF, a New P 111 ING MACHINE,
1 ofsuperior construction, calculate or Double Demy, with
W
"ell two active Boys can, with ease, work oft from 500 to 600
Copies an hour.—Apply to Mr. WALKER, 31, Church-street.

TO THE READERS OF THE LI .RPOOL STAN-
DARD, NEWS-ROOM PROP! ETORS, PUBLIC
LIBRARIES. &c.
A COPY of the LIVERPOOL ANDARD on SALE.
from No. 1. to the present time, clean, and in excellent
order, and supposed to be the only perfect copy which can be
obtained.—For address apply at the Standard-office.

T 0 be SOLD, a very desirable Lot o AND, in the centre
of Oxford-street, Abercrombie- are, for building Five
houses, and, front the street being pletcd throughout and
the neighbourhood one of the best. in Liverpool for letting
houses, it would be found an advantageous investment of capital.
--For particulars apply to C. SEATON and Co., 79, Bold-street,
Liverpool.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, the ()flowing valuable
PROPERTY, in West Derby, for erlv belonging to
,William Lightbody, Esq.
Two FIELDS, one fronting Edge-1 and the other adjoin-,
ing it on the north, but not fronting th ane. They are bound-
ed on the north by land of the trustees of Mr. James Parr, on
the west by land of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, and on the south
by land of Mr. Barton, and contain SA. la. 28e., or thereabouts.
A FIELD, on the south side of Edge-lane, bounded on the
east in part by land of Mr. Barton, and ifi other part, and also
on the south, by land of Mr. Binn's, and on the west by the
ben Lot, containing 6A. OR. 3e., or thereabouts.
A FIELD, adjoining the last, and also fronting Edge-lane,
bounded on the south and west by land of Mr. Binn's, contain-
ing 4A. 2R. 361'.' or thereabouts.
A Parcel of LAND, part of a Field, on the east side of Edge-
lane, and north of Mill-lane, which leads to Wavertree, as the
same is marked out by a division-line, lately cut across the said
Field, and containing in surface 4,749 square yards, or there-
abouts, be the same more or less.

The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance, under the Lord of
the Manor of West Derby, subject to the usual rent and servics.
Plans may be seen and particulars had at the office of Lao;
SONS, and Mutts.

TO AGRICULTURALISTS.
.OR SALE, about I,OW to 1,100 Acres of Uncultivated
ill LAND, in Brittany, in France, easily t into culture or
pasture. It is reached• within 36 hours rom Southampton.
Tait culture is of the same nature as i 'nglandl the climate
!Verb, every thing growing to'a ve v rge size. It is situated
1,/thin 15 miles of St. Brieuc, the c f town and seaport of the
l'ePattrnent of the Cotes du Nord, which there is a fine high
I°.a,d tunhing for three miles throug the Land, and about 30
ja2neess.ofLaSbLoMalo. It is near to good towns and populous vil-
Water, and Labour and Provision cheap. There is plenty of Wood,
is
of fair
quality,
Stone on the Laud, or near to it. The Soil
There are Ijc: Tithes,Oout 10 inches on a sub Soil, Schisteux.
being the Laud
ax Taxes, or Poor Rates, the only Tax
Which will not apply for some years, and
then bear very mod 4.
will 14ieelj in
proportion.
This Property
old at a very low price, (under £5 the
Acre,Y and to an intelli
riculturalist would be a certlin
fortune, as Agriculture 7nntg&rr'
Peasantry still speaking a spurtioa" is a century behind, the
seeltic Dialect. The Pur-
chaser would enjoy the same rights,
genZes, and securities as a
not suit the
French Proprietor, and encourapresent
the Government
nt,ssessor to put it
Authorities. As it does
alcir7rotferms exchange for Real or
in culture, arrangement might hez
Leasehold Prpert~• in England
For further particulars address P. i'., to Mesgrs. NV .
sand PEMBERTON, Symond's Inn; Or Messrs. WiNsTVTEaII
and SONS, Paternoster-row; or 111 AT. WOTHERSPOON,7,'IIdiaT
"buildings,. Liverpool. .

PHCENIX FIRE OFFICE.
ESTABLSHED 1782. /

THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of t e Office do hereby
give Notice, that Renewal Receipts f Policies falling due
at MIDSUMMER are now in the bands of t e several Agents.
FARMING &rock insured free of Duty
*l,* The Agents for this Company r the County of Lan-
caster, are :
Ashton, Tho 3. Hill.
Blackburn, Win. Townley.
Bolton, Jno. Mawdsley & Son,
Wm. Hulton.
Burnley, Benjamin Townson.
Bury, J. and B. Crompton.
Chorley, N. Browt,4o.
Lancaster, Swainsofl
and Harr.

3regson,

Win:Mbinson.
Liverpool, George Green.
T. Crook and Son.
Henry Glvun.
Widow Sutton and
Sons.

IManeitester, Wm. Tate.

Jonathan Lees.
Ormskirk, Henry Sharples.
Preston, ltd. Newsham.

James Blaekhurst.
Prescot,T.T.andJ.B.Jackson.
(Rochdale, James Woods.

Jonathan Nield.
Ulverstone, Mrs. Tyson.
Stephen Moore.
Robert Newby.
Wigan, James Bancks.
Wm. Ackerley, jun.
Warrington, Edward Bolton.

The Public art respectfully informed that the Business and
Interests of the PROTECTOR COMPANY are now UNITED
to the PHCEN IX COMPANY, and the whole Business of the
two Companies is now carried on in the name of the PHCEN IX
COMPANY only.

THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL ..... ..TWO MILLIONS.
OFFICE, 37, WATER-STREET.

TRUSTEES.
Sir Thomas Brancker, Win. Brown, Esq., A. Hodgson, Esq.

DIRECTORS.
George Holt, Esq., Chairman.
T. Booth, Esq., and Richd. Edwards, Esq.' Deputy- airmen.
Thomas Brocklebank, Esq. Alex. M`G'regor .sq.
William Dixon, 'Esq. Andrew M 11 , Esq.
William Earle, Jun., Esq. James Mo ,
Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Lewin Mozley, Esq.
Ormerod Heyworth, Esq. William Nicol, Esq.
Samuel T. Ilobson, Esq. Charles S. Parker, Esq.
Joseph Hornhy, Esq. James Powell, Esq.
George H. Lawrence, Esq. William R. Preston, Esq.
Andrew Low, Esq. John Ridgway, Esq.
AUDITORS.
Robert Mather, Esq. I Daniel James, Esq.
SURVEYOR—John Stewart, Esq.
THE Directors remind the Public that they aro ready to
receive propositions for Insurances; and any parties who
are desirous of transferring their Policies to this Company may
do so without incurring thereby any. additional expense.
The Rates of Premium for Insuring Mercantile Property in
Liverpool are—
On Warehouses and Goods therein for
12 Ms. 6 Ms. 3 Ms.
s. d. s. d. s. d.

If both hazardous Go-ods
and hazardous Trades
are prohibited 7 0 5 3 3 6 1 9 per Ct.
Ifeither hazardous Goods
• or hazardous Trades be
allowed .... .. 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 „
1f both hazardous Goods
and hazardous Trades
be allowed 9 0 6 9 4 6 2 3„
Floating Policies in all
cases
Assurances on Lives will be granted' on terms which will
shortly be published, and in the meantime information may be
had on application at the Office.
SWINTON BOULT, Secretary.

YOPK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
FURTHER REDUCTION OF PREMIUMS.
THE Directors of this Company being convince rom expe-
Jl that the Premiums heretofore charge( )r Mercantile
Assurance are more than sufficient to cover th probable risks,
and still leave a fair profit to the Association on their business
in Liverpool, have resolved to make a furthe teduction in their
Rates, and request the attention of the public to the following
scale :

Floating Policies
Specific, including both Hazardous

Trades and Goods
Omit Hazardous 'Trades. 6s. • "
Omit also Hazardous Goods
No extra Charge for plurality of occupation. Short period
Policies at the usual proportion of the Annual Rates.
N.B. The above Rates are, on the average, more than 15 per
Cent. under the London REDUCED RATES, as well as those of
the Liverpool Insurance Company.
Policies falling due at MIDSUMMER will be exchanged for
New ones at the reduced rates. Life Assurance effected at this
Office upon more favourable terms than in most other Offices.

•
Agent for Liverpool,
MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON,
Share Broker, 7, India-buildings, Liverpool,
Of whom Shares in the above Company-may be bad.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
rIL HE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE
for the Borough will be held in the Co t-roop in the
Sessions'-house, on the south side of Chap 1-s eet, 011 MONDAY,
the 4th day of July next, at Ten o'clocit he Forenoon.
No Traverses will be tried unless e ered for trial, at my
Office, in the said Sessions'-house, on or before the first day of
the Sessions.

And all Indictments for Misdemeanours and Assaults found
at these Sessions against persons admitted to bail, must be
entered fo► trial, in my Office, at or before Twelve o'clock on
the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise
the Trial of the same will stand over.

RICHARD RADCLIFFE. Clerk of the Peace.
June 20th, 1836,

AL
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
W. WALLACE CURRIE, Esq., 11, or
FIVIE COURT of PASSAGE, for the T AL of CIVIL
.11_ CAUSES, will be held in the Court-room, on the south
side of Chapel-street, on THURSDAY, the ith day of July next,
at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE,
June 20th, 1836. ' Town-clerk and Registrar.'

THE LIVERPOOL, ABERYSTWITH, AND DUBLIN

STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

LThe Patrons, Provisional Committee, and Bankerswill appear
in a future advertisement.]
CAPITAL ;CIOO,OOO, IN MOW SHARES OF EIOXACH.
/VMS Company proposes to attain an object sfiieh has for
_lll years occupied the attention of many in ential persons
resident on the English Borders of the Princ. ality, as well as
in the Principality itself; viz., connecti IVERPOOL and
DUBLIN with that delightful an incompa le watering place,
ABERYSTWITII, situate in the centre of the crescent forming the
Bay of Cardigan.
To those who have visited Aberystwith, in pursuit of health
or recreation, it is needless to mention its beautiful transparent
green sea, ever gently breaking over its marginal boundary of
curious, varied, and valuable transparent pebbles. Its soft, salu-
brious air, its wild and magnificent scenery, delightful rides, and
the respectful attention and kindness anxiously tendered by all
classes in the neighbourhood, have in thirty years raised Abe-
rystwith to the very first position in the list of Fashionable Wa-
tering Places on the Western Coast, and thereby rendered it a
place of considerable business.
In 1805, the first Coach was established; in 1836, it maintains
Forty Coaches weekly to all the Inland Towns, and a Mail
Coach daily to London.
It is proposed to establish a Steam Packet Communication
from Liverpool to Aberystwith direct, and from Aberystwith to
Dublin and back to Aberystwith. It will enable all three places
to interchange, in a few hours, the produce of their respective
markets, and connect more closely the business of the Southern
Counties of the Principality with Liverpool and the Manufac-
turing Districts of Lancashire.
The voyage to or from Liverpool will occupy-about thirteen
hours, from Aberystwith to Dublin about ten hours; thus ena-
bling visitors at Aberystwith to view the ELEGANT METROPOLI-
TANCITY of the EMERALD ISLE ! One of the most beautiful in
he world.

These objects may be easily attained by two first-class Steam
Packets, until the trade shall justify an extension of the opera-
tions of the Company.
The capital of this Company shall be raised in manner fol-
lowing viz.:—One Pound per Share shall be paid into one of
the Company's Bankers upo❑ notice of allotment, together with
2s. 6d. per Share to meet the expenses of raising the Company,
and all further calls (which shall not exceed £1 at any one time,
and of which 21 days notice shdll be given) shall be at the dis-
cretion of the Directors.

The Company shall be considered formed as soon as 3,000
Shares are taken and the Deed of Settlement executed, and a
meeting for choice of ,Directors shall be held at Liverpool on
Tuesday, the day of July next, for the election of nine
Directors ; four of whom shall be resident in Liverpool, three
in Aberystwith, and two in Dublin; who shall have full power to
conduct the business of the Company.
Many Noblemen and Gentlemen are known to be very
desirous for the accomplishment of the grand objects of this
Company, it is, therefore, suggested that they may become
Patrons or Trustees without being Shareholders, and that a
Subscriber of £5O and upwards shall be qualified for the former
office, and be entitled to a Silver Ticket.
Holders of five Shares to have one vote,—twenty Shares,
three votes,—and for every ten shares above twenty, one vote
in addition. In voting by proxy, no person shall hold more
proxies than five, nor vote by proxy unless he is a Shareholder.
All transfers of Shares to be under the hands of the Directors
at a Special Board.
The books of the Company shall be made up half yearly, and
as soon as may be afterwards, a general meeting of the Share-
holdets shall be held at Liverpool, when a balance sheet of the
affairs of the Company shall be exhibited; and if at any time it
shall appear that one-third of the subscribed capital shalt have
been lost, the Company shall be dissolved, its affairs wound up,
and the remaining Capital divided amongst the Shareholders.
Applications for Shares, under seal, to be made to Mr. J.
BAcH, Share Broker, Clarendon-buildings. or Mr. JOHN
BERRY, Liverpool; Mr. EDWARD WILSON, ColtllOre-rOW, Bir-
mingham ; Mr. WELLS, Foregate-street, Worcester; Mr.
Hereford; Mr. Shrewsbury; Mr. Welshpool ;
Mr. HANCE, Ludlow; Mr. EDWARD EVANS, or Mr. Cox,
AberyStWitil; Mr. ROBERT HOLMES, Solicitor, 58, Stephen-
street, Dublin; and further particulars known at the office of
Mr. I-IEERY BusiiELL WALKER, Solicitor, Liverpool; or
Messrs.
Tune 21, 1836.