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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

MR. SMITH'S RIDING-SCHOOL,

LIME-STREET.
GENTLEMICN who enjoy the Sport of the Field and
Hurl Racing, have here an opportu ty of keeping them-
selves and horses in practice, four Leap' g Bars fifty yards dis-
tance between each, are erected, fas r loose, and any height
the Practitioner may fancy, these ar shipped or unshipped in
a moment, and therefore not to he used by Young Pupils
Steady Well-trained Ponys are in readiness for Young Gen-
tlemen during the Holidays, and prices reduced during opposi-
tion. Gates closed to the exclusion of any person while the
Pupils z

BATHS
COLD, WARM, SHOWER, VA PO
BATHS, of every description, prej
notice, at Mrs. SADLER'S, Hanovet
of Wood-street.
Pottable Vapor and Shower Baths for Hire and Sale.
For the accommodation of the Public the Establishment is
Open from Seven in the Morning, till Ten at Night.
Comfortable Apartments on the Premises for luayalids.

MEDICATED
(red at a few minutes
itreet, entrance corner

CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCH ECTURE..
JOHN WEALE, (late Taylor,) ARCH ECTURAL
BRARY. No. 59, High Holborn, aun nces for immediate
publication, WORKS for the ENG4N, R, ARCHITECT,
STUDENT, and AMATEUR.
TRANSACTIONS of the INSTI' TION of CIVIL EN-
GIN EERS, in 4to, with a Portrait orthe late Pi esident,l'hos.
Telford, and Twenty elaborate Plates. Price 245.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on
,LOCOMOTIVE EN-
GINES upon RAILWAYS, founded upon a great many new
Experiments made during a residence in England for Scientific
Purposes, by Chevalier G. PAmßoult, in Svo., with Plates.
Price 12s.

ORNAMENTS of the MIDDLE AGES, and particularly
of the Times of Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth, and James f.
To be published in Ten Parts, in 4to, of 4s. each. Part 1 will
appear March 10th. The Work will consist of unique_ Orna-
ments, selected on the Continent and in England, otArcbitec-
tare, Furniture, Carving, Chasing, Tapestry, and LacelVork,
Patterns for Manufacturers of all kinds, &c. &c. No. 2 and
following will be published regularly if the Work is encouraged.
Communications addressed to Mr. Weale, the editor and pub-
lisher.

MOLLER'S great Work of GERMAN GOTHIC ARCHI-
TECTURE, 2 vols., large folio, 130 Plates,.bound in 1 v 31.,
with German Text complete; and to be accompanied with 4
Translation of the Original Text, in. a separate Bvo. volume.
Price £3 10s. till December 25; the price after which time
will be raised.
MOLLER'S MEMORIALS of GERMAN GOTHIC
ARCHITECTURE, with Notes and Illustrations, i❑ Bye:,
(sold separate from the preceding.) Price Bs. cloth and
lettered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

Pelisses begin to be very much adopted in carriage dress.
Several of those lately made are of rich plain satin, with a dou-
ble pelerine trimmed with sable; the skirt, which fastens on
one side, is trimmed round the border with a broad band of sa-
ble; a similar band ornaments the side on which the pelisse
fastens. Sho:t mantles of the Spanish form, lined and trimmed
with fur, are expected to be very fashionable in carriage dress.
Feathers are the only ornaments employed for half-dress hats,
and we have never seen so great a variety of them. Besides
maraboo and ostrich feathers, we see those of the peacock, the
paroquet, and the splendid plumage of the bird of paradise, all
in requisition for half-dress hats. Those of maroon and purple
velvet appear to be most in request. Evening dresses will be
pretty closely copied from the modes of our Charles 11., Wil-
liam and Mary, and George I.'s day. Thus the waists will be,.
as we mentioned last month, a more formal length, the corsages
in some instances peaked in front, but more frequently descend-
ing somewhat in t he form of a scallop, and the short sleeves de-
cidedly reduced in size. We have, indeed, already seen some
made close to the arms, but rendered large by gauze berillons
or coques of riband, which entirely cover them. Skirts will not
diminish in width; they are now quite as ample as• those intro-
duced by Mary 11. on her return from Holland. They have
increased in length; we have seen some that not only touch,
hut even trail a little on the ground,—thus they are at once too
long and ton short to be graceful. Trimmings, particularly
those of the Spanish kind, will be adopted. We have already
seen some of black real lace, interspersed with knots of riband,
frpm each cif which gold aiguillottes issue. Ronteiaus of curled
ostrich feathers, of the colour of the dress, are also expected to
bein vogue; they will be large for the borders of dresses, but
small for corsages. Some pretty dinner dresses are of satin ti
mille raies, either black or brown, on a light gray ground. The
corsage is half high, made rather long, a little rounded in front,
and trimmed with a tulle drapery. in very small flat plaits. The
sleeve is tight round the shoulder, and, about half way to the
a
elbow. AO excessively full sleeve, l'lmbecile, descends from
thence to the wrist • th'e fulness looped at the bend of the
.arm
by a knot of riband, and the shoulder ornamented by a nceud
de page. We may cite among the most generally becoming
head-dreSses, hats with small round brims a little turned up,
encircling a little the face",
and
ing feather. A row of pearls round the forehead is a favourite
accessory, and adds much to the elegance of a head-dress of this
kind. Same of these hats are ornamented with two tails of birds
of paradise.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

AFTER FRIDAY NEW .

I ,
On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at 'I we e o'clock, at Bate-
son and Horsfall's Office, Lower astle-street,
50 Chests SHELL C,
Now landing ex Intrinsic, from C cutta.—Apply to M.
GARDNER BOGGS, Merchant, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brekers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

Zitalc

ON SALE,
The very fine new A 1 copper-fasten Barque
iP 44
EDINBURGH;
Burthen per register 568 89-94 t s ; built at St.
John's, New Brunswick, by au experienced uilder, under the
particular inspection of her present owne nd launched on the
28th June last. Her timbers are all hec -matack, and her stem
stern-post, apron, &c. of the best United 'States and African
oak, bright work, pitch pine. She carries a large cargo on a
gohdte
eradftv
vessel,
el, water,ai Vvsevry
well
an uncommonly handsome-
modelled for the cotton arid tim-
ber trades. Dimensions—length of keel, 106 feet 8 inches;
length on deck, 126 feet 9 inches; breadth of beam, 31 feet 8
inches ;.depth of hold, 21 feet 6 inches • height between decks,
7 feet 6 inches. Her materials are all of the best Liverpool
manufacture, and. 'her fastenings very heavy and substantial.—
For further particulars apply to Captain filq.AT, on board, east
side Brunswick Dock, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.
N.B.—lf not sold, will be despatched for Savannah immedi-
ately after being discharged. ,

For SALE,
„ Expected to arrive early in Dec. ber,
do The splendid A corper-fas red Ship
ROTHSCHILD
Launched at St. Andrew's, N.8..24th Oct' , last, from the same
Yard, and by the same Master Build s the Ship ABBOTS-
FORD.
The ROTHSCHIf.D is flush decked, built entirely in frame,
and registers 554 18-9-1 tons; she combines to the utmost ob-
tainable extent the properties of sailing, carrying, and lightness
of draft, and is universally acknowledged to be one of the finest
specimens of naval architecture ever produced in the British
Provinces. Her principal timbers, breast-hooks, binding
streaks, &c., are of United States white oak, bright work (in seven
2.; inch streaks) of pitch pine, bends and paint streaks of red
pine, and all her scantlings and fastenings are unusually heavy;
has three copper-fastened oak-built boats, cast iron pumps, and
iron stauncheons betwixt decks. Her equipments and stores
are ample, and all of best Liverpool manufacture.
Feet. Inches.
Dimensions—Length of keel . ..130 3
Length on deck ....
Breadth of beam.. 3O 6
Depth of hold 2l 0
Height between decks 7 2
For further particulars, specification of scantlings. &c., ap-
ply to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

TO BE EIAD:--

NICHOLSON'S ARCHITECTURAL and ENGINEER-
ING -DICTION4 RY, 2 vols. large 4to, LOW pages, and 281
flue Plates, (published at £l2 55.,) now offered to the profession
at £4 45., in cloth boards and lettered. •
WILD'S COTTAGES for the PEASANTRY and for
EMIGRANTS, Svu.; Plates. Price 7s.
HAKEWILL on ELIZABETHAN ARCHITECTURE,
Bvo. ; 8 Plates. Price 7s.
GOODWINT!S RURAL, COTTAGE, and VILLA AR-
CHITECTURE, with SUPPLEMENT. 2 vols., 2d edition,
large 4to, superior Plates, cloth boarcts and lettered. Price
£5 ss. Supplement to Ditto, separate. Price. £1 Is.
SOPWITH'S TREATISE on 'ISOMETRICAL DRAW-
ING. Syn.; 31 Plates. Price IGs.
GRATIS. An extended Catalogue of New and Practical
Architectural and Engineering Works on Sale, English and
Foreign.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC AND SINGING, BY
MR. MOLINEUX.
A GUIDE to the SCIENCE of 11, SIC, comprehending
the Scales, Chords. Harmon °rough Bass, and Coun-
terpoint; and THE SINGER'S TEMATIC GUIDE to
the Formation and Training of th arious classes of Voice—to
the Facture and Application of the Ornaments in Singing, and
to Manner. A new Edition, with Improvements.
To be had of the A.uther, at kis Academy, 1, Newington and
at the principal Music Warehouses.
The Academy will recommence next Monday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

Emports.

AFRICA.
William Rathhone, fin Africa, with abt 1703 cks palm oil, abt 5
fins lathwood, C Horsfall and T Tobin—P Dk
Charlotte, Dixon, fm Africa, with abt 220 cks palm oil, abt fm dun-
nage wood, I 0 Bold—P Dk
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8r c.
Superior, Salmon, fm Calcutta, with 17 chts indigo, 80 bls hemp, Di-
rom, Richmond, and co-7 hds castor oil, A Hastie-36 chts Ibx lac
dye, Rawson and co-1 bx conts unkn, G Baillie-50 hxs castor oil and
linseed, 22,1 robins coffee, 550 bags rice, 484 bgs 200 pkts linseed, 66 bls
hides, 49 his safflower, 380 hxs cassia lignea, 6 es lac dye, 13 bxs 5 chts
shellac, 465 logs horn tips, 55 bls jute, 34 chts indigo, 4 bls cotton piece
goods, 16 ids hide cuttings, Order—K Dk
Royal Saxon, Renner, fm Calcutta, with 1 box pickles, 324 bags
47 boxes saltpetre repacked into 113 bags, 23 cks tincal, 15 bales cow
hides, 25 bales hides, 360 bags turmeric, 100 bales cotton, 112 bales
munjeet, 85 bales safflower, 30 chts shellac, Sands, Turner and co-330
bags sugar, 1 prcl cloth, 54 bales safflower, Golborne and Dobbs--300
bags sugar, Gibbs, Bright and co-450 bags rice, D and T Willis-15
bales hides, W Shand and co-2 boxes plants and seeds, Sir C Cock-
erell and co-929 bags saltpetre, 2500 bags rice, Al Hunter-45 chests
shellac, 25 chests lac dye, 1000 lulls munjeet, Rawson and co-244 bgs
sugar, 35 chests tincal, 10 t buffalo horns, 131 chests shellac, 91 bags
horn tips, 304 bales cotton, 6 chests 14 cases lac dye, 197 bags ginger, boxes tortoiseshell, 34 bales raw silk, 1 box sealing wax, 1 chest indigo
1 box books, 15 bales hides, Order—P Dk

UNITED STATES.
Jubilee, Watson. fm Charleston, with 1 hf tee rice, 27 bls cotton, A
Taylor and co-686 bls cotton, T Wilson and co-200 do, Buchanan,
Laird and co-150 do, Hobsons and Sons-25 do, Welch and Hudson-
-15.2 do, Order—G Dk
Henry Lee, Pince, from Charleston. with 116 bls cotton, J Fry-1389
do, Order —l' Dk
America Tomkins. fin Chwieston, with 1200 bls cotton, T W Smith
and co-159 do, T Crowder-6 do, W Stewart-202 do. Maury, Latham
and co-217 do, Order-25 do, Welch a-nd II udson—W Dk
Monticello, Lawton, from Savannah, with 573 bls cotton, T Wilson
and c 0—197 do, Wainwright & co-50 do, Welch and Hudson-451 do,
Order—W Dk
Governor Troup. Smith, from Darien, with 151 his and abt 200 lbs
loose cotton, Isaac, Low and co-20 bls do, W C slolyneux-100 do,
Ordei--500 do, T Wilson and co—W Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08

MULBERRY-STIt.

Adjoining the North Side of ABERC bMBY-SQUARE.
11,1711. C. F. SALT'S SCHOOL wil e RE-OPENED on
IVIL MONDAY, the 25th Jauuary in a t.' The Course of Edu-
cation includes Classical and Math atical Tuition, and con-
stant instruction in English Literatu and Corn position, History,
ancient and modern Geography, Astronomy, Writing, and
Arithmetic.

If desired, exclusive attention is paid to those Branches of
Education which are deemed necessary to qualify Youths for
Public Schools, the Universities, and Mercantile pursuits.
The modern Languages are also taught by the most approved
Masters.

Terms and further particulars may be obtained by applica-
.J4llll at the School.

SEA VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR
eLrRPOOL.
TUFR. FLEMING, three years Classi and Mathematical
1111 Tutor in the School of the Rev. )r. Rowson, A.M., In-
cumbent of Seaforth, receives into 's House a limited number
of Young Getglemen.
a TERMS.
Pupils under 12 years of age, 40 Guineas per Annum.
Ditto above 12 „ 50 f t
Each Pupil has a seperate Bed.
The House is near the Sea, and supplied with Baths.
School Reopens on the 25th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

a lady of Corfu,
:ed enchanting

` Jack's the

dress.
Sherwood forester
reet, Italian peasant
oLeman

et, Greek costume
Flower girl
lark, Spanish grandee
irkish costume
tzar dress
robber
, Earl of Rochester

eman
nter
I am a wise man, and

iandsome fancy dress
ich fancy costume
Spanish page
erby, very neat fancy
ly well
;e .

reet, Greek costume
ak costume;
carted the character

Corfu
le Lake
cter of Alaworal, 10

,nme of a peasant of
ifchatel
Kaki Creature
greet, fancy dress
nri
'man

icy dross
Corsair
isant

costume

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Torval

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ncy dress
lady
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t limner st, Romeo
do Juliet
officer

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!ly beautiful garb
rl, most correctly

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th her sparkling
of manners, at'
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Ballymena, in a

reet, as Mahomet
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, in Austrian Cos.

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Jarostchik
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'dent court dress

,Itain of the forest
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fancy costume, ditto
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furkish costume

t, Albanian chief
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aval officer
Diavolo
Lry officer
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lacbeth
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of Unterwalden

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as a Greek stscleht
stern dress
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costume
English gentleman
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Chinese
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a Chinese mandaria

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warrior
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Caucasian noble.

Spanish nobleinaa

naval uniform
;and
Lnishicosturne.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

PART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
A N opportunity offers for religiously disposed persons wish-
ing to reside with a private family, consisting of only three
in number. The House is healthfully situated, and has the ad-
vantage of being near St..liide's(iind also not far from) Christ's
and St. Mary's Churches. To those person who are desirous of
being under the ministry of the Rev. Hugh Mc'Neile, Rev.
Fielding Ould, or the Rev. F. Barker, with the Divine Blessing
they may be drawn not only to secure a temporal abode, but be
contiguous to the enjoyment of the latter-mentioned privileges,
and thereby practise that which is good, providing for their
everlasting happiness.

Attention given to notes directed A. Y., care of T. NORTON,
47, Church-street, mentioning name and residence of the per-
sons requiring further information.—Respectable references gi-
ven and required.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

THE ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL.

ACALL of £l5O per Share, (making with the previous
payments £4OO Der Share) having been made by the
Directors of this Company, the Shareholders are requested to
pay the same at the Hank, 15, Water-street, on or before the
Ist February, 1837. _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On WUDNESDAT, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 9,
Oldhall-street,
8 Casks t
NUTMEGS,
1 Box
200 Robins
Mocha COFFEE,
87 Bags
Now landing ex Mary llugdale, from Calcutta.—Apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

On MONDAY, the 2lth instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
For Home Consumption,
165 Chests CONGOU TEA,
Per General Gascoyne, from Canton.
For Exportation only,
28 Chests HYSON,
10 Chests YOUNG HYSON.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On Mo:spay, the 24th October instant, atTen o'clock precisely,
at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings.
Ex Cordelia, from Canton,
874 Chests CON GOU,
300 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE.
100 Chests SOUCHONG,
120 Boxes Black Leaf PEKOE.
Ex Mary Somerville, from Canton,
300 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,
43 Chests HYSON,
412 Chests T\VANKAY.
Ex Coeur de Lion, from Canton,
127 Chests SOUCHONG,
61 Chests HYSON.
Ex Faerie Queene, from Canton,
1279 Chests Fokein BOHEA,
900 Chests CONGOU,
1379 Catty-boxes
211 Chests SOUCHONG,
159 Chests
49 Half-chests t HYSON,
256 Boxes
14 Chests IMPERIAL.
Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and CO., or
SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers.

THE LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY,
No. 78, BOLD-STREET, NIIAR THE MUSIC-11%U..
-9VERY variety of TEA imported by this Company, and
V Sold both WHOLESALE and 11.,rAIL. orders made
up for all parts of the Kingdom.
ALEXANDER S. WRIGHT, `.Tanager.
Sept. 30, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

INDIFFERENT or TREMULOUS witamis may
acquire a good, free, and expeditious style of WRITING
in a few Lessons of one hour each, at Mr. THOMPSON'S
WRITING -ESTABLISHMENT, No. 8, Clayton-square, Liverpool.
Shorthand, Arithmetic, Mental Caleillations, and Bookkeep-
ing by Double Entry, taught as usual.
N. B.—Private Families and Schools attended on reasonable
terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

FIRE AT LONDON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.

Shortly after five o'clock yesterday morning the private watch-
man on duty at the London University, Gower-street, was
alarmed by discovering that a fire had broken out at the east end
of the boys' school situated immediately behind the centre of
the main line of building. As soon as be gave the alarm, mes-
sengers were despatched to the nearest fire-stations, but no en-
gines arrived until near six, by which time the whole school was
one body of flame. With the least possible delay the engines
were then brought into play, and were worked with great effect.
A number of the firemen were stationed in the vestibule imme-
diately under the dome, to prevent the flames con.municating
with this part of the building, from which the school was sepa-
rated only by a wooden partition. All the exertions of the fire-
men were now brought to bear upon the east end of the school
house, merely to prevent the fire spreading. Ail hope of saving
the school itself had been lost from the first discovery, so great
an ascendancy had the fire gained before any thing was known
of its existence. The building consisted of nine rooms—four
under ground, four class rooms on the basement story, and one
large school room on the first floor. There was a great deal of
timber in the building. The four class rooms were divided off
from each other by wooden partitions, and they also containA a
number of raised seats or benches, which all helped to feed the
flames. The fire is believed to have originated in one of the
hot air stoves used to warm the different rooms of the school.
Had the vestibule above mentioned once taken fire, it is more
than probable that the whole of the extensive building, north
and south, would have fallen a sacrifice, as one of the unfinished
wings contains a quantity of shavings and timber. The greatest
anxiety was experienced by every one connnected with the Uni-
versity for the safety of the library and museum, which have
both fortunately escaped untouched. Indeed the destruction is
altogether confined to the school house; nothing else is even
damaged, and no property was burnt there beyond a few school
books belonging to the boys.—Morieinq Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

a 2 / /
-44/- ‘7o__

2.a1c0 by Ruction.

THIS DAY.

T►►►s DAY, (Friday,) the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson and Hondall's Office, Lower Castle-street,
f 0 Tierces of Jamaica COFFEE.
Apply to Messrs. C►3ARLES HORSFALL, SP?4, and Co., Mer-
chants, or BA'rESON and HORSPALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

On FRIDAY, the '2Bth instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon,
at the Buck-i'th-Vine, in Wigan, in the county of Lancaster,
subject to such conditions as will be then produced,
AA 1,1, that compact and desirable ESTATE, called PEN-
N INGTON'S, consisting of a MESSUAGE or DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, BARN, STABLE, SHIPPONS, and other
OUTBUILDINGS, and the several Closes and Parcels of
excellent LAND hereinafter mentioned, that is to say, the
Calf Hey, the Bern Hey, the Edleston Hey, the Little Hey,
the Nearer Gorsey Hey, the Higher Yard, the Lower Yard, the
Round Meadow, the Further Meadow, and the Pingot, situate
in Billiage, in the said county, and containing in the whole, by
estimation, Eleven Acres, of the large measure of eight yards to
the perch, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mrs.
Harper.

And also a PEW or SEAT, in Billinge Chapel, belonging to
the said Messuage, and therewith usually enjoyed.
The neighbourhood of Billingo abounds with the Rushy Park
and other valuable Veins of Coal, which there is every reason to
believe will be found under the whole of the Land now on sale.

This Estate is delightfully situated on the slope of the hill
the St. Helen's side of 13il1inge, and adjoins the high road.
The Land, which is in a high state of cultivation, has a
southerly aspect, and commands beautiful and extensive views,
and being close to the Church, and within six miles of Wiga❑
and Present, and four miles of St. Helen's, presents a very
desirable situation for a country residence.
Further particulars may be had, and a Plan of the Estate
seen, on applying at the Office of Messrs. WooncocK and
PA ItT, Solicitors, in Wigan; or of Mr. BICKERSTAFF, Solicitor,
Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

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VoL. VIII.---No. 406.]

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THIS DAY.

*alto lin auction.

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

-HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. TT fIE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD 1--SmoLLETT.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1836.

*ate g‘ by Ruction.

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

WANTED, an ASSISTANT, of sincere christian princi-
ples, in a BOARDING SCHOOL, three miles from
Liverpool, to teach Writing, Arithmetic, and the Elements of
Mathematics, to whom a liberal salary will be given. Also, a
private Tutor is Wanted for two Young Boys, to teach them
English Reading► correctly. —Apply by letter (post paid) to
B. A., Bootle Post-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

SALE OP BOOKS,
By Mr. BYFORD,

- .
On THURSDAY next. the 13th instant, at his Rooms, Clayton-
square, punctually at Eleven o'clock;
AMiscellanents4 Collection of BOOKS. Amongst them
will be Pallid Ferguson's Roman Republic, Mosheim's
Ecelesiaitical History, Hannah More's Works, Count Rum-
ford's Essays, Phillip's Inland Navigation. History and Anti-
quities of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, with
Plates, Gifford's English Lawyer, Selwyn's Nisi Prins, Blair's
Sermons, a few Lots of old Works in Greek, Latin, French,
&c. &c,

May ,be viewed on WEDNESDAY, 12th instant, when Cata-
logue* may be bad at the Rooms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF FIRE IN HOUSES.

1. Should a fire break out, send off to the nearest engine or
police station.
2. Fill buckets with water, carry them as near the fire as
possible, dip a mop into the water, and throw it in showers on
the fire until assistance art ices.

3. If a fire is violent, wet a blanket, and throw it on the part
in flames.

4. Should a fire break out in the kitchen chimney, or any
other, a blanket wetted should be nailed 10 the upper ends of
the mantel-piece, so as to cover the opening entirely, the fire
will then go out of izself; for this pm pose, two knobs .should be
permanently fixed in the upper ends of the mantelpiece, upuu
which the blanket may be hitched.
5. Should the bed or window curtains be on fire, lay hold of
any woollen garment, and beat it on the flames until extin-
guished.
6. Avoid as much as possible leaving any door or window
open in the room where the fire has broken out, as the current
of air increases the force of the firs
. .7. Should the staircase be burning so as to cut off all com-
munication, endeavour to escape by means of a trap-door in the
roof, a ladder leading to which should always be at hand.
8. Avoid hurry and confusion; no person, except a fire
policeman. friend, or neighbour, should be admitted.
9. In case a lady's dress takes fire' she should endeavour to
roll herself in a rug, carpet, or the first woollen garment she
meets with.

10. It is a good precaution to have always at hand a large
piece of baize, to throw over a female whose dress is burning,
or to be wetted and thrown on a fire that has recently broken
out.

11. A solution of pearl ash in water thrown upon a fire,
extinguishes it instantly; the proportion is a quarter of a pound
dissolved in souse but water, and then poured into a bucket of
common water.

12. It is recommended to householders to have two or three
fire buckets and a carriage mop with a long handle near at
hand; they will be found essentially useful in case of fire.
13. All householders, but particularly hotel, tavern, and inn-
keepers, would exercise a wise precaution by directing that the
last person up should perambulate the premises previous to
going to rest, to ascertain that all fires are safe and lights ex-
tinguished.
N.B. Householders are respectfully enjoined to direct that
the foregoing instructions be affixed in a conspicuous part of
the kitchens, that they may be seen by the servants.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

ROWNE'S COMPOUND ESSENCE,of and
13SARS A PAM LL A ; a certain cure for Gonorrlicea, Gleets,
Gravel, Weakness, Pains in the Loins and Kidneys, Irritation
of the Bladder and Urethra, and all Diseases of the Urinary
Passages. It is agreeable to the taste, and does not offend the
stomach, which renders it an invaluable Rasianv in those cases
in which such medicines have been prescribed.
Prepared only by the Proprietor, J. BROWN; of 47, London-
road, Liverpool. Sold wholesale by BARCLAY and SoNs, 95,
Farringdou-street, London; and retailed by J. DENSONS, 95,
Whitechapel, Liverpool; Mr. HADDOCK, Stationer, Warring-
ton, and all respectable Medicine Venders in the United King-
dom, in bottles, Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each, duty in-
cluded.

TEETH,
MADE OF INCORROBIBLE SUBSTANCES, AND
MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,

FOR PILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE.
MONS. MALLAN, SURGEON DENTIST,
46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Of the firm of Malian and Sons, 32, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury-square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, City, London,
QTILL continue to restore DECAYED 'I EETH with their
0 CELEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM so uni-
versally recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris.
The operation is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest
PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and allays the most excru-
ciating pain, and lasting for many years ; also FASTEN
LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from age, neglect, or disease
in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE AR'l IFICIA,L and NA-
TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which
are incapable of discolouration or corrosion, and fixed without
the incumbrance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer
every purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION.
Charges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth Repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY nest, the 14th instant, at 'l'w•elve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
200 Bags Stained Sea Island COTTON,
Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'ciock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
100 Bags Sea Island COTTON,
200 Bags Stained Sea Island COTTON.
Apply to Messrs. W. BENTLEY, SEN., and Co., or
MILES BARTON.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at Jee
Brothers and Latham's Office, Hargreaves'-buildings,
26 Chests SHELL LAC,
10 Tons SA PAN WOOD,
1826 Bundles RATTANS,
Landing ex Jupiter, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. SANDS,
TuIiNER, and Co., Merchants, or to
JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

Leeward Islands and Demerara

Jamaica 'lnd 13Thamas
Carthagena and La Guayra. .
}
North America
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prnsaia, Rus :
eia, and the North of Europe e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

Zo be gE,olti.

TO SILK MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HABER-
DASHERS, AND OTHERS.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the genuine STOCK
1.11 in TRADE, on the Premises, Navarino House, 90, Bold-
street, Liverpool, and the LEASE of the said Premises, FIX-
TURES and FURNITURE thereon, will be Sold by Tender,
by order of the Trustees under a Deed of Assignment, in one
Lot.

The whole of the Stock in Trade specified in the Stock Book,
on the Premises, 90, Bold-street aforesaid, amounting to
£6,612. 17s. Id., at cost price.
The Fixtures and Furniture, valued at the sum of £5OO.
The Lease of the Premises, valued at the sum of £lOO, of
which five years are unexpired at a rental of £165 per annum,
together amounting to £7,212. 17s. Id.
The Stock is in good condition, the greater part having been
recently purchased The Premises contain a most commanding
double-fronted Shop, with extensive Panes of best plated Glass,
'expensively fitted up. with Mahogany Counters, Drawers,
Shelves, &c., comprising also Dining, Drawing, and Bed-
rooms, Kitchens, Cellars, and other domestic Offices.

Sealed Tenders, specifying tue lowest discount, to be deli-
vered to Mr. EVAN DAVIES, Accountant, 21, Coleman-street,
London, on or before TuuttsosY, the 20th day of October in-
stant, on which day the Trustees will attend and declare the
Purchaser. The amount of the purchase to be paid for one-
half in cash, and the remainder by approved bill at four months.
Cards to vies the Stock may be obtained on application to
Messrs. FRANCIS and Donna, Solicitors, 31, Church-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

OCT, 11, 1836,

ANNUAL DINNER OF THE
,CHESTER AND CHESHIRE CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Coy EXPRESS.)
Yesterday the members of the above association dined toge-
ther at the Albion Hotel in Chester. The dinner was laid out
10 the large room of the hotel, which was tastefully hung and
Ornamented with evergreens and flowers. At the top of the
room a transverse table was placed, at which sat the invited
guest*, and dovin the room three long tables were arranged,
the whole capable of seating from 150 to 200 persons. The
room was exceedingly well lighted with three large chandeliers,
and Presented a very handsome appearance, the tables being
ornamented with various descriptions of confectionery. Over
the president's chair a very elegant and neat white flag was
,hung, bordered with gold, and bearing the inscript,on in gold
letters, " Pro Patria." Over the president's chair at the top of
the rocou•wasat recess fitted up as an orchestra, which was also
tastefully hung round with evergreens and flowers. An excel-
lent company of glee singers was in attendance, and sung man)
lively king, glees, and catches.
Lord Combermere acted as president for the day, and the
Hon. Hugh Chohnondeley and Sir Robert Cunliffe as vice-
presidents of the visitors' table, and R 11. Branson, Esq., of
the centre table, arid J. W. Hammond, Esq., and Mr. Ford, as
Vice-preaidents.of the side table. Amongst the gentlemen pre-
sent we obierved Lord De Tables, Lord Cole, M.P., Lord
Delarnere,.Sir t hilip Egerton, Sir Harry Mainwaring,
Hart., Sir RobertWilliatns Vaughan, Bart., of Nannader , Sir
Richard,Brooke, Bart., Willbraliani Egerton, Esq , H. C. Cot-
t", Esq., C. Cholmondeley, Esq., T. ince. Esq , the Rev. J.
Mainwaring, Captain Puleston, Randle Wilbraham, Esq„ Ran-
dle Wilbraham, jun., Esq., R. B Orton, Esq , C. Morrall,
J. Lloyd, Esq., J. C. lutton, Esq ,G. B. Granville, Esq.
General O'Loughlin, J. C. Glegg. Esq., &c.
The dinner was ample and good, but the
waiting was confus-
ed, which sometimes obliged parties to wait before they could
be accommodated. The trine was excellent, as was also the
desert. _ _ .

" Non nobis Domine''

After the cloth had been withdrawn,
was sang,.tl►e company standing.
The room. now looked exceedingly well, the gentlemen of the
Association 'being adorned with the Conservative button, and
wearing the medal of the Association. About 150 sat down to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

CALAMITOUS FIRE AT QUEBEC.

---
By the arrival of the snip ',Samuel, in 2.3 days from Quebec,
we have received the particulars of a most destructive fire which
occurred at Quebec on the Pith of September.
This day at noon a fire broke out in the upper part of the
store in the Queen's Wharf, occupied by llr. Vass, which
speedily communicated to the stores of Mr. Buteau, and the
lauding warehouse near the Cul-de-Sac, and to the dwelling-
houses in front. The fire is now (three o'clock) still raging,
and has extended in the direction of St. Peter's-street' as far as
the house of Mr. Marrett, and along Roue Sons le Fort to Mr.
in;;
flo,a,hdki
esisinaiesi.wer r
,chnacillnrsiie,
carried
de andct the
east,
at
.a;a interior c f
cef n
dc;
there is notohesLit
ying
how far it may extend.
The house at the corner of, St. Peter-street, and Rue Sous lc
Fort has also taken fire, and a house in Chaplin-street was set on
fire by the burning shingles, hut, from the inhabitants being
on the alert, the fire has been extinguished without doing Lunch
mischief. The flakes were carried completely over the town,
and fell thickly on the esplanade.
The tide was unfortunately out when the fire commenced,
' and six large schooners which were aground in the Cul-del-Sae
have beer. consumed, with their cargoes. The white town is in
confusion, and the streets thronged with carts removing property
and goods.
No estimate can be formed of the amount of
.property con-
sumed, but the stores of Messrs. Masson, Strang, Langevin,
and Co., and the other stores on the wharfs, are said to have
been full of goods. So awful a lire was never before known in
h e flamesnot have
extend
beyond
oi me o t
their abated,p present
t
i it
h
Quebec.
Half-past Fonr.—T
The risks taken upon the several properties the Quebec
Fire Insurance CompanY amount to £15,191, viz. £6,500 en
limits.
. that the ravages w
buildino, and ES 695 on merchandise.
Six o'clock.—The flames are now effectually snlidued, and
we are happy in being able to announce that the Catholic
Church, although several times on fire, has sustAined little.
damage. From the central situation of tbis edifice, had the fire
flu ()ugh the whsle of the market-sqoare.—
taken effect upon it the dreadful element would, in all proba-
bility, have spread
Sionda77l.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS, &c.

We understand the conservatives of West Kent have it in
contemplation to give a dinner to Sir William Geary, Bart. It
is expected to take place at Maidstone in the magnificent mar-
ket room, which has been recently built by subscription, and
which is capable, as we are informed, of accommodating a thou-
sand persons.

ELECTIONEERING ON DITB.—Not only do Lord Nugent's
friends talk of bringing him forward for Marylebone, but there
are parties also speaking of harnessing him with that old stager
among candidates, Mr. Young; thus affording Sir S. Whalley
time to look after shares, and Mr. H. L. Bulwer leisure to write
peerage reform pamphlets, and opportunity to earn his govern-
, went salary. As regards Middlesex, Mr. flume, it is rumoured,
will not attempt to stand; but that Lord John Russell, relying
on the Bedford property and family influence thereby gained,
will stand for Middlesex, and thus cabbage a county seat. It is
considered that a candidate who would thus be backed by go-
vernment and family influence only could, in these days of "full
fair, and free" representation, keep out a conservative member
for Middlesex, if even such manduyre could succeed. Mr.
Hume in such case stops short at Covent-garden Market and,
as an appropriate mark of reforming gratitude towards "West-
minster's pride and England's glory," he is to take leave to
solicit Sir Francis's seat. Not that Sir Francis is to be out of
parliament, for, copying the example set in Squire Western's
Essex case, on being civilly kicked out by his constituents, he
might be bundled into the House of Lords. Sir Thomas Leth-
bridge, (the tory who declared that Burdett's radicalism made
his "hair stand on end," and successfully moved that Burdett
take the air in the Tower,) having become a buck-hone radical
and an out-and-out peerage reformer, will be solicited to take
the field against that redoubtable hero of steam-boat flights and
conqueror of windmills, General, Major-General, and Com-
mander-in-Chief De Lacy Evans.—Morning Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

Xtba lublirationo.

This day is published, price 64.4,
IV
TOHN SHAW'S APPEAL to the PU tie. Comprising
11l a Review of the Liverpool Ma is cv, and his Reply to
the Calumniating Slanders of the W -Radical Press.
Published by Mr. GASKILL, News Agent, Lord-street, and
sold by Mr. ARNOLD, Post office Place.

Just Published,
ASeries of PRINTS Illustrative of the Progress of the
COTTON PLANT, consisting of TWELVE LARGE
PLATES :—viz.-1. A Clltt,on Plantation.-2. Room in a Cot-
ton Factory : willowing.-3. The Lap Frir6.-1. Carding.-5-
Bobbin and Drawing Frames.-6. Cottoi pinning.-7. Bleach-
ing Works: bleaching.-8. Warping and Winding.-9. Reed-
ing and Drawing in.-19. Weaving.-11. Dve-Works : dyeing-
-12. Calico Printing. Price, plain, 15s. Ditto, coloured, 255.
Also,
DARTONS MAP of the ENVIRONS of LIVERPOOL,.
upon a large sheet, coloured and in a French case, price 10s. 6d.
Loudon : Wm. Dayton and Son, 58, Holborn-hill.

ow
Just Published,
ACEY'S LTIVERPOOL LOCALITIES. Part I, price
1 Comprising SIX VIEWS, beautifully ce.
A engraved

steel.
17s •in colours, 24 of the PORT of LIVERPOOL, prim
tsin neat and elegant
• , vs, RAILWAY COMPANIOIk (an improved edi—
tion,) ls.
L, vs,
VI,ETT
DpArißzeDs
aWndOPßreteSn,
JUVENILE WORKS, more than 700 sorts, by the most ap—
proved of the past and, present time, varying in price•
bi ti cli i 34 ;
proveq.
Rune:NG PAPERS and
from Sixpence to Seven Shillings.
pSt eTdAfoNr
GENERAL, STATIONERY..
ENGRAVINGS of every description, both Plain and in Co-
Nurneroat:lsa
lours, suitable far Farming, for the Portfolio, and Scrap Book,
ALBUMS and, SCRAP BOOKS from ls.'6d. tTvardl.
BIBLES-,
PRAYERS, CHURCH SERVICE, &c., iir
plain akd elegant bindings.
COLOUR BOXES and SINGLE COLOURS.
• DRAWING BOOKS, PAPER, and Materials for Artists..
' PICTURE FRAMES, in Gilt, Maple, ausewood, Oak, &cc, at uncommonly low prices.
FOLIOS of PRINTS, CARICATURES, &c., lent for
evening parties.

H. LACE; Bookseller, Printseller, Stationer, &e.
64, 80ld-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

Eo bt 9SoRt.

TO SILK MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HABER-
DASHERS, AND OTHERS.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the genuine STOCK
_LI in TRADE, on the Premises, Na no House, 90, Bold-
street, Liverpool, and the LEASE oftlif said Premises, FIX-
TURES and FURNITURE thereon, will be Sold by Tender,
by order of the Trustees under a Deed of Assignment, in one
Lot.

The whole of the Stock in Trade specified in the Stock Book,
on the Premises, 90, Bold-street -aforesaid, amounting to
£6,612. 17s. Id., at cost price.
The Fixtures and Furniture, valued at the sum of £5OO.

The Lease of the Premises, valued at the sum of £lOO, of
which five years are unexpired at a rental of £165 per annum,
together amounting to £7,212. 17s. Id., . . .

The Stock is in good condition, the greater part having been
recently purchased The Premises contain a most commanding
double-fronted Shop, with extensive Panes of best plated Glass,
expensively fitted up. with Mahogany Counters, Drawers,
Shelves, &c., comprising also Dining, Drawing, and Bed-
rooms, Kitchens, Cellars, and other domestic Offices.
, Sealed Tenders, specifying tne lowest discount, to be deli-
vered to Mr. EVAN DAVIES, Accountant, 21, Coleman-street,
London, on or before THURSDAY, the 20th day of October in-
stant, on which day the Trustees will attend. and declare the
Purchaser. The amount of the purchase to be paid for one-
half in cash, and the remainder by approved bill at four months.
Cards to view the Stock may be obtained on application to
Messrs. FRANCIS and DODGE, Solicitors, 31, Church-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

UNITED STATES.

For NEW ORLEANS,
The well-known fast-sailing coppered Ship ORWELL,
ALIX•NDER Gow, Commander
408 tons register.--For freight or passage, having ex-
cellent accommodation for passengers, apply to the Captain, on
board, or to ELLERTON and CARTER, 31, King-street.

On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
For Home Consumption;
165 Chests CONGOU TEA,
Per General Gascoyne, from Canton.
For Erpo;tation only,
28 Chests HYSON,
10 Chests YOUNG HYSON.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

MARCROFT'S OYSTER HOUSE.

46, HANOVER STREET, TWO DOORS /nom CHURCH-STREET.
"El AIARCHOFT avails herself dfit he present season to offer
I'4 • her sincere thanks to her Friends and the Public for the
encouragement she has received since the opening of the above
Establishment, and begs leave to inform them that she conti-
nues to receive a DAILY SUPPLY of CARLINGFORD and
other OYSTERS.

Private Parties supplied with Oysters and opened at their
own houses, if required.
N. B.—London and Liverpool Papers taken Daily.

Tito be Let.

PART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.

A N opportunity offers for religiously disposed persons wish-
rl to reside with a private family, consisting of only three
in number. The House is healthfully situated, and has the ad-
vantage of being near St. Jude's(and )1,6 not far from) Christ's
and St. Mary's Churches. To those *son who are desirous of
being under the ministry of the Rev. Hugh Mc.4sleile, Rev.
Fielding Ould, or the Rev. F. Barker, with the Divine Blessing
they may be drawn not cnly to secure a temporal abode, but be
contiguous to the enjoyment of the latter-mentioned privileges,
and thereby practise that which is good, providing for their
everlasting happiness.

Attention given to notes directed A. Y., care of T. NORTON,
47, Church-street, mentioning name and residence of the per-
sons requiring further information.—itespectable references gi-
ven and required.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

' 2

LIVERPOOL EXHIBITION.

:THE SURSCRIBEi& to the FUND for the PURCHASE
4 of PICTURES from the present EXHIBITION of the
-WORK of LIVING ARTISTS, are requested to meet at
Messrs. WINSTANLEY'S Rooms, in Cburchistreet, on SATUR-
DAY next. 15th October instant, to ELEV a COVIMITITE,
TREASURER. &c.
October 1(1, 1836.

SOCIETY FOR.PROMOTING CHRISTIAN,
KNOWLEDGE.
HE QUARTERLY MEETING of the LIVERPOOL
T DISTRICT COMMITTEE of the SOCIETY for PRO-
MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEVE, will be held on
THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at On o'clock, at the BLUE
COAT HOSPITAL.

JOHN B. MONK., A.M.? Secretaries.
WM. HESKETH, A-1.‘1.5

No. S. OR PITT-STREET WARD.
THE FRIENDS of JOHN BIBBY, Esq., are particularly
I requested to attend a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held at
FERNYHOUGH'S, DUKE-STREET HOTEL, 011 TUESDAY EVENING
next, the 11th instant, at Seven o'clock pi;ecisely, for the pur-
pose of adopting such means as may be deemed expedient for
securing that Gentleman's return as the Vepresentative of this
'Ward in the next Town Council.
Mr. Bibby will meet his Friends on the above Evening.
By order of the President of the Pitt-street Ward Conservative
Association, THOS. K. WILSON, Hon. Sec.
Committee-room, 6th Oct., 18.36.

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OE EVEItiO.N
AND KIRKDALE WARD.

GENTLEMEN,
AS the period is approaching when it will be necessary for
you to elect some person to serve as a COUNCILMAN
for EVERTON and KIRKDALE WARD, I consider it due
to you, and more particularly to those Gentlemen who, wholly
unsolicited by me, procured my return at last election, to
make this early communication of my desi to retire from the
Council.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude I acknowledge the kind
and disinterested services rendered me on that occasion.
Conscious of my own inability to serve you efficiently in the
Town Council, I am the more desirous of affording you an early
opportunity of selecting a Gentleman more competent to per-
form the duty. •
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant,
Everton, Bth Oct., 1836. CHARLES HORSFALL.

THE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL.
4A DIES and Gentlemen who have SOILED KID
DI GLOVES, BLONDE, or any FANCY ARTICLE of
DRESS, can have them CLEANED so as to be in every re-
spect equal to new, by applying to ,`
R. LOMAX,
TEA, COFFEE, AND SNIALLWAREAEALER,
2, CASES-STREET, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LTVERPOOL,
Sole AGENT for Messrs. L. RATEA u and Co., No. 130, New
Bond-street, London, who still continues to despatch a box to
them every FRIDAY EVENING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11

Etqat Notirto.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership, here•
tofore carried on at Liverpool, in the county of Lancas-
tar by us. tho undersigned, tinder the Firm of WnIGHT and
Pans°Ns. Linen Drapers and Silk Mercers, Was, THIS DAY,
dissolved by mutual consent. All Debts due to and owing from
(the said Concern will be received and paid by the undersigned
GEORGE PARSONS, who will, in future, conduct the business
on his own account.

Witness our hands this Bth d#of October, 183(.
NATHANIEL WRIGHT,
GEORGE PARS.)NS.

MARCROFT'S OYSTER HOUSE.
46, HANOVER STREET. Two Doons FROM CHURCH-STREET.
"L'l MARCROFT avails herself of the present season to offer
■'4 • her sincere thanks to her Friends and the Public for the
encouragement she has received since the opening of the above
Establishment, and begs leave to inform them that she conti-
nues to receive a Da itv SUPPLY nt. CARLINGFORD and
other OYSTERS.

Private Parties supplied with Oysters and opened at their
own houses, if required.
N. B.—London and Liverpool Papers taken Daily.