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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30

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[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
IT
is with much satisfaction that the Committee have to an-
nounce to the Public, that
MADAME CARADO ALLAN
has, in the handsomest manner, a epted an Engagement to
Sing at the Festival in the place o ladame Malibran de Beriot,
whose untimely and much-la ted Death has deprived the
Public of her services.
The Cornmitte beg also to announce that they are using
every exertion to provide other attractions which may compen-
sate for the loss of Madame Malibran and M. De Beriot.
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman,

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
,J HE COMMITTEE beg to announce that have made
arrangements with the Directors of the LIVERPOOL
and MANCH ESTER RAILWAY for an EXTRA TRAIN
itfi
of CARRIAGES,. to leave Ma heater for Liverpool on the
mornings of Wednesday, T sday, and Friday, at half-past
Eight o'cloCk on each day; passengers by which Trains will
arrive in Liverpool iu time for the Morning: Oratorios of each
of those•days:--also for an EXTRA TRAIN to leave Liver-
pool for Manchester at Five.o'clock on-the morning of Saturday,
the Sib of October, to convey parties home after the FANCY
BALL of Friday Evening. But for the tatter Train places must
be booked in Lime-street before Nine o'clock on the Evening
of Friday.
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30

ed as a motto reminds us powerfully of the allegiance we
owe to " her whose founda!ions are upoc the holy hills"
—that institution which time shall not destroy nor the
powers of darkness successfully prevail against. Alto•
gether, the Church of England magazine may be con
sidered a valuable appendage to every Christian library,
whilst its cheapness and its objects render it at once the
select companion of the palace and the hope of the cot-
, Loge! The fourth part or number is just complete.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30

imports.
AFRICA.

Zephir, (112) Niolin, fm Senegal, with 1266 bags gum Senegal. R
Zwilchenbart and co—K Dk
Brutus, (383) Dawson, from Africa. with 1027 cks palm oil, a qnty
old cks retd, G Wilson-and co—G 1:flc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30

fp.bippnig Enttlligence.

TUESDAY, Se PT. 27.—N00n, Wind W.S.W.—Moderate.
(High Water Oh 36m.)

Attatreo.--Rookery, Evans ; and Swan, Dighy, from Jamaica—
Zephyr, from Senegal—Brutus, from Africa—Ganges. Macdonald, fm
Maranham—Avalon. from ll in Janeiro—Orwell, Gow, fm New Orleans
Ritchie: and North America, Hoxie, from New York—
Carthage. from Virginia—Tamarac, Kane ; and Phcehe, from Quebec
—Mary, fin St. Andrew's—Carena, Ilaydon, from Palermo—Dandy,
from Cadiz.

Bengal, Teuion. hence, at Maranharn.
Canadian, Stephenlon, hence, at Pernambuco.
Santa Maria, Potter, from Maranharn at Para.
John Souchay, Hunter, hence, at Genoa.
Oporto. Martin, hence, at Oporto.
Integrity. Lamb, from Campeachy for this port, was. seen on, shore
on the Florida Reef, 15th August.
James. for Riehibueto, off Rangn,' bound in.
Mount Stuart Elphinstone, Small, from Bombay at the Clyde, sailed
2)th May.
Rowena, from New Orleans far St. John, N. 8., was spoken 19th
August, in lat. 24 21, long. 79 19, with three feet water in her hold,
having experienced very severe weather, and spring a leak. '
Ti .er, Searight, hence, for Bombay, off the Cape of Good Hope,
2d July.
Albion, Brown ; Beverley, Lawson, and Freak, Smoult, hence, at
St. John, N.B.
Kensington. Curtis, and Thomas, Reed, hence, at New York.

Globe, Denison, hence, at Portland.
The Mary, Johnstone, from St. Andrew's, N.B. at this port. On
the 2d inst. in lat. 45 94, lon. 49 16. W. spoke the American ship Great
Britain. On the 3d, in lat. 45 40, Ion; 47' 36, spoke the brig Hardcas-
tle, of Jersey, from Cork, for Gaspee, out forty days. On the 6th, in
lat. 4639, lon. 41 38 passed the brig Elizabeth Ann. of North. Shields,
standing to the N.W. On the Bth, in lat. 47, lon. 34, passed the Wil-
liam Ritchie. On the 11th, in lat. 51 15, lon. 19 33, passed the wreck
of a vessel, with yellaw sides and black ports, black stern, bowsprit
standing, lower-mast One. On the 16th, in lat. 50 23, N. lon, 20 41,
passed the American ship Scotland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

Importo.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c.
James Turean, (332) Turcan, fm Calcutta, with 357 fis sapau wood,
605 hgs saltpetre, 52 bls raw silk, 14 bls cow hides, 20 chts shellac, 4
chts lac dye, 192 bl,s cotton, 401 bgs sugar. 1707 hgs dry ginger, 19 cs
silk pee goods, 55 chts castor oil, 57 bls safflower, 675 bgs rice, 50 his
jute, 4 pkgs 5 kgs pickles, Order-11 ps elephants' teeth-, Ogilvy, Oil-
landers and co-36 his cow hides, Crawford, Colvin and co-41 bales
raw silk, Rawson and co-5,i bls hides, 35 bls safflower, 111 Hunter-
-29 bls hides, 5 bls safflower, 1808 bgs saltpetre, 408 bgs gamhier, 1 ble
otter skins, 69 bls raw silk, Ferguson, Miller and co-1 pkge shawls,
J Brebner-1 bx ale, M'Crackan, Jamieson and co—`V Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
Betsey Hall, (151) Coaker, fm Buenos Ayres, with 15 bales conts
unkn, J Harratt and Sons-2 do, H C Smith and co-2 bxs do, Leech
and Harrison-25000 cow horns, 31600 horn tips, C J and C Shaw-
-2701 o and a, 111 salted horse and 1000 salted ox hides, 170 bls contents
unkn, 30 lining hides, Order—G Dk
UNITED STATES.

Rhode Island, (372) Schweder, fm New Orleans, with 1201 bales
cotton, Roskell, Ogden and co-204 do, Order—W Dk
Chatham, (470) Gorham, fin New Orleans, with 472 bales cotton,
A Dennistoun and co-41 do, Finlay and Alston-28 do, Fisher, Bros
and co-14 do, Cannon, Miller and co-50 do, Keill and Courant-113
do, R Zwilchenbart and co-469 do, G Green and Son-264 do, Melly,
Prevost and co—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

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Vor BARBADOS,
''",mll.-111r1 The fast-sailing,Barque ARE USA,
ANDREW WHYTE, ;,„ er ;
att• Now loading west side Queen's °A.—For freight
t pas.sage apply to
HEYES. LITHERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholme-square.

Vor PORT MARIA, RIO NOV AY. and
Places .adjacent JAM A,
• 3^.--Is
,tt: The A 1 Cumberland-built Brig TON WOOD,
kElk W. STOCKDALE, Master;
•ue Queen's Dock.—For freight, &c., apply to 'Messrs. HC
ORSFALL and SON, or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

RI sail early in January.
For ANTIGUA,
The Ship GRAC
PETER Paulson, 11 ter.
Por freight or passlge apply to C. W. and F. SHAND.

NEW YORK LINE OF PACK . .
V*7
Sailing on the Bth of every M riz.
trr• ANDREW, W. C. THOMPSON..." tons, Bth Jan.
I4GINIAN, I. H Anus 620 tons, Bth Feb.
,9 RFFIELI), F. P. A t.t.m., tons, 814 March.
UNITED STATES, N. H. HoLnugoE 650 tons, Eirh

These Ships are all of thO first class, recently built in the city
of New York; and, for strength, beauty of model, punctuality
4nd swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of
Cabin accommodations, are not surpassed by any in the trade,
410 their commanders are men of cireat experience.
,-„The rate of passage in the Cabin is fixed at Thirty-five
Guineas, including stores of all kinds.
L To insurepunctuality in sailing, no Goods are received on
u4rd after 6th of each month.—Apply to •
SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

WrIDrIFISDAY

TO-MORROW, (\Vednesday,) the' 28,h instant; at One o'clock,
On the Qunv, south end George's Dock,
15 -Tuns COD OIL,
1 Tnti'BLUßßElt,
•
Now lending, ex Ditto; from GaSpee.—Apply to Messrs. ROBIN
and KING; Merchants.

&ATDSON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

. .
%GIN
rninjOr.
On area nt (j. the Underwriters.
On FRIDAY next,. the 3, h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's lied, Jackmon's-lane, Union-street,
Sundry Articles, saved m the wreck of the Intrinsic, lost on
her voyage'to'New Orleans, viz.:-
159" Boxes TIN PLATES,
5 Cases COPPER,
3 Iklocks of TIN,
4 Bundles Square Bars of STEEL,
1 BarreI•MANILLAS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDXY, DEC. V.—Noon, Wind N. E.—Frost.
The Dublin Mail not arrived—Yesterday's Mail did not arrive till
11 at night.
SAILED—The Eleanor Laidinan, M`Kie, for Caledtta,

The Canton, film Jathaica, is at anchor near the N.B. buoy, with
her windlass broken, and in want of an anchor and cable.
The Ilope, Swan, for Barbados, has put back.
The Aiitigna Packut, M• Knight, for 'Demerara, sailed this morning
from the N.E. buoy, whei-e she has been at anchor since Friday.
Tie Fame, of Whitehaven, and the Sarah, are on shore on the roekS
at Sandy Cove.
The Rover, of Wexford, is sunk in the harbour of Kingston.
Flegg. from Quebec, at Limerick, 13th inst. In lat.
46, long. 34, fell in kith the Rockers, from Qirebee to London, water.,
lo.4ged, and took oil the second mate and six seamen—the captain and
11 mint washed overboard on the 1 ith inst. • -

DUBLIN. Dec. 25.—The ChArles, ;4111.1a11, from Livi•fplnol to News
castle, parted from her anchors yesterdav in Kingston Hari) •ur, and
drifted tin the roCks mgd sunk, & it is feai:ed will go to pieeet —,evpra
ensl:s of palm oil have floated out of her.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

BANKRUPTS,

William Charnley, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Jan. 9, and
Feb. 3, at 12 o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors,
Messrs. Johnson, Son, and Weatherall, Temple, London.
James lnnes Dickeson, Fish-street-hill, London, shipowner.
Samuel and Benjamin Dickinson,Manchester, cottoh-waste-dealers.
Robert Barker, Manchester, druggist.
aoseph Phipson, Birmingham, button-manufacturer.
Samuel Gamer, Kingswood, Wiltshire, dyer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

FOR SALE,
CROWN G rAss WORKS, BOTTLE WORKS, AND CUE-,
MICAL WORKS, AT DUMBARTON, AND BOTTLE
WORKS, AT GREENOCK.
FiIHE extensive ANUFAC TOR IE Sof G L
BLEACHING POWDERS, &c.., at Dumbarton and
Greenock respectively,, will be exposed to SALE bya,POULLC
AUCTION early in !Ike-ensuing Spring. -
1. The Dumbarton GlaSs Works, which have been establishkl
and carried on on a large scale for nearly half a century; and
'embrace ample Bounds, Buildings, and Conveniences, includ-
ing three'wide and lofty Cones, Stores, Vaults, Counting and
Warehouses, Steam. Engines; Grinding. M ill, Mechanics' Shops,
Manager and Workmen's• Houses, &c. They are, situated on
the navigable River, Leven, and within two bouts' sail of Glas-
gow, and 'one of Port Glasgow and Greenock.
'2: The large range of Bu ildi Lib's qdjoining the above, sometime
oCciipied in the manufactiire,Olßleaching Powder,.and which
being fitted up with Boiler, Furneices, Stalk. &e., is admirably
suited for any public works requiring extensive buildings, the
ethinhand of water, and of large out-door aectumodalions, such.
as Foundry, Dye Work, &c.
3. The GREENOCK BOTTLE WORKS, also a long-esta:
bliShed and extensive Manufactory, situate in the town of
Greetiock. IN also possesses a fine Cone, a private Harbour,
and Quay; and every Building and convenience ycessary for
carry,, business. Also a largErliTintitY of
Raw Materials -and briplements for the -traonfaettire or-ci.ass
Bottles, &c.,'both in Dumbarton and Greetiock.,sufficieut to
enable 'purchasers to commence manufacturing operations lEn
mediately.

Fur further inforination apply, in Glasgow, to MAc LAc it LAN
and STEEL; Writers, dr Mr. ALLAN, Fullerton; in Dumbar-
ton, to WILLIAM PICKERING; in Greenock, to Capt. A RCHI7
BALD SHANNON; in Edinburgh. to RENNY and WEBSTEIq
W.S., Royal Circus; and, in London, to WM. M. CLARKE,
Esq., 22, Change-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

CONCERT.
TEMPLARS' HALL.
MI- H. E. BROWN respectfully announces to the Public his
1:91, intention of giving his Annual CONCERT, at the HALL
of the KNIGHTS TEMPLARs, Great George-street, TO-MORROW
Evening, (Wednesday,) the 28th instant.

PRINCIPAL. VOCAL PERF'oRMERS :
Miss LEACH,
Miss H YAMS,
Mr. HENSHALL,..4{
Mr. PEMBEWriler,
who have kindly offered their serv- .
Mr. BROWN will perform the st Fantasia of Nichelson's,
which was played by the Author before the King and Queen.
Conductor, Mr. GEO. HOLDEN.
In consequence of the illness of the Leader, Mr. G. EYTON,
Mr. BitowN cannot avail himself of the kind offer of the Instru-
mental Performers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

PRID AY .

On account (f the Umierwritels.
On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant; at Twelv ,'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's:Stied, Jackson's • e, Union-Street,
Sundry Articles, saved from the wreck the Intrinsic, lost on
. her voyage to New Orley s, viz.:--
159. Boxes TIN PLATES,
5 Cases COPPER,
3 Blocks ofTIN,
4 Bitndles Sqtiare Bars of STEEL,
1 Barrel MANILLAS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Broker's.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

BRITISH AMERICA.

Dibdin, (570) Hutchison, fm Quebec, with 43 ps oak and 303 ps
pine timber, 21 masts and spars, 185 c 19 deals, 524 c 1 pipe staves, 24
oars, 311 gun stocks, D Gibb—B Dk
Mary Ann Peters, (545) Mills, fin Quebec, with 61 ps oak, 28 ps
elm and 525 ps fir timber, 81 c 10 deals, 1121 c 13 staves, 1 fin lath-
wood, 4 brls apples, Anderson, Garrow and co—River
Dandy, (68) Mayhew, fin St Michael's, with 655 small bxs oranges
E Rae—S Dk
Experiment, (119) Drinkwater, fm Campeachy, with 150 tons log-
wood, Order—K Dk
Superior, (169) Garrison, fm Turk's Island; with 2791 a mahogany
6 t logwood, Chaloner and Houghton—Q Dk•
Aimwell, (256) Wilson, fm Quebec„with 6ps oak, expn, and 286
ps pine timber, 22 c 4 staves, Order—B Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE AND SPIRIT VAULTS.
By Mesara. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On WdoN ESDAY, the 4th of January next, at Six o'clock in the
Erening. at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,

lIIHE LEASE of the S HAtiSPEA RE' COFFEE-
HOUSE;I Williamson-square, corner of Dawson.street,
of which Twelve Years are unexpired; together with the-Good-
will of the :bove Establishment, now in cull. business, having
an excellent counter trade; and being most eligibly situate in a
populous peiglihourbwal, clbse' to the Theatre and. New Market.
There is.Corivenience' for milking up twelve Beds, and, being in
a principal' thoroughfare from the Railway station, must com-
mand an extensive busineis in the acrommodat ion of Travellers.
The. ft-Mit has been reeently'altered, and ..the. Bar fitted up in
the modern style.L—Fixtures to-be taken at a valuation, and the
Piirchaser May be accommodated' with the Furniture, if re-
quired.
Further PartiCulars may he had on application to Mr. ROBERT
AYINSTANL:BY:Auctioneer, Manchester; or Messrs. T. WI,N-
TANLEY and SOss; Church-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

The Public is respectfully informed that this popular place of
amusement has OPENED for the SEASON.
Mr. DALE, Principal Tragedian from the Theatre-Royal Co-
vent-garden, and Mrs. DALE, (late Miss Beverley,) from
the same Theatre, will make their second appearance, being
engaged for a limited period; and to afford as much variety
as possible to the Entertainments of the Evening/
Signor GAVALDI, from all the principal ' iteatres on the
Continent and in England, whose unerring • with the Rifle
has caused him to be distinguished as th odern " William
Tell," is engaged for Six Nights, and ill display his won-
derful skill with that deadly weapo etween the Pieces) by
Shooting at Three Apples, three di erent shots, with single
bullets, while held in the band of his own Son, at several
yards distance.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 27th, TO-
MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 28th, and THURSDAY,
the 29th instant, the entertainments will commence with a new
Drama of powerful interest, never acted here, called
THE FATAL REVENGE ;
Or, a Brother's Blood.
Will Watterley Mr. Dale
JeremiahJerningham - Mr. W. J. Hammond.
. .

Celia Mrs. Dale. I Joan....Mrs.4aymo7;l.--
To which will be added a new laughable Interlude, translated
from the French, called
•
THE FANCY BALL;
OR, BAILIFFS AND BLUNDERS.
After which Signor GAVALDI will illustrate the extraordi-
nary perfection to which the use of the Rifle may be brought,
by Riving to the Core Three Apples, at three different shots,
with single bullets, while held in the hand of his Son. In order
that the Public may be perfectly satisfied that this Wonderful
Feat is absolutely performed, they are respectfully invited by
Signor Gavaldi to inspect, with the strictest and most scrutiniz-
ing care, the Apples that will be used on this occasion, and also
to watch, with the most careful attention, the Loading of the
Rifle, and the Bullets after the shots are fired.
To conclude with a new Drama (never acted here) as per-
formed 30 successive nights, at the Strand Theatre, London,
called POACHERS AND PETTICOATS.
_ .

John Meadovrs..(a fariner)..Mr. W. J.Hammond,
As originally acted by him.
Lady Raliewell—Mrs. W. J. Hammond, her original character.
Harriet Cavendish Mrs. Dale.
Margery Meadows Mrs. Raymond.
Various Novelties are in active preparation, and will be
speedily produced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On THURSDAY, the 12th of January next, at the Clarendon-
rooms, South John-street, subject,to such conditions as will
be then produced, —by order of the Mortydgee,
A LL those Two DW ELLING-HOUSES, One SHOP and
BAKEHOUSE, on the east side of Rathbone-street,
cOntaining in front thereto and at the back severally tive yards,
and running in depth on the north and south sides severally 53
feet, bounded on' the 'north by premises of Mr. Clegg, anal en
the south by premises of Mt. Pryers.
The Tenure is Leasehold Under the Corporation of Liverpool,
for a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 26th day of
July, 1834.
Further particulars may be had froin Mr. CARTER, Solicitor,
'South Crescent Chambers, Lord-street.
Mr. CARTER has several sums of Money to lend on good
Freehold or Leasehold security.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

importo.
EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, A-c.
James Turcan, (332) Turcan, fm Calcutta, with 357 ps sapan wood,
605 bgs saltpet"e, 52 bls raw silk, 'l4 Ids cow bides, 20 chts shellac, 4
chts lac dye, 192 bls cotton, 401 bgs sugar. 1707 bgs dry ginger, 19 cs
silk pce goods, 55 chts castor oil, 57 bls safflower, 675 bp rice, 50 bls
jute, 4 pkgs 5 kgs pickles, Order-11 ps elephants' teeth, Ogilvy, Gil-
landers and co-36 bls cow hides, Crawford, Colvin and co-41 bales
raw silk, Rawson and co-5s bls hides, 35 his safflower, 'M H unter-
-29 bls hides, 5 bls safflower, 1808 bgs saltpetre, 408 bgs gambler, 1 ble
otter skins, 69 his raw silk, Ferguson, Miller and co-1 jikge shawls,
J Brebner—l bx ale, M'Crackan, Jamieson and co—W Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
Betsey Hall, (151 i eoaker, fin Buenos" Ayres. with 15 bales conts
J Harratt and Sons-2 do, H C Smith and co—a bxs'do, Leech.
and Harrison-25000 cow horns, 31600 horn tips, C J and C Shaw
2701 o and c, 111 salted horse and 1000 salted ox hides, 170 bls contents
unkn, 30 lining hides, Order—G Dk
UNITED STATES.

Rhode Island, (372) Schweder, fm New Orleans, with 1201 bales
cotton, Roskell. Ogden and co-204 do, Order—W Dk
Chatham, (470) Gorham. fm New Orleans, with 472 bales cotton,
A Dennistoun and co-41 do, Finlay and Alston-28 do, Fisher, Bros
and eo-14 do, Cannon, Miller and co-50 do, Keill and Courant-113
do, R Zwilchenbart and co-469 do, G Green and Son-264 do, Melly,
Prevost and co—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 13, J. Cox, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper—Jan. 16, J. H Swan,
Ryde, Hampshire, hatter—Jan. 13, W. P. Coley Old Broad-street.
London, wine-merchant—Jan. 16, J. Jackson, Colnbrook, Bucking
hamshire, draper—Jan. 16, C. J. Christmas and W. Hart, Church_
passage, Rotherhithe, cement-manufacturers—Jan. 14, J. Penning,
Holles.street, Cavendish-square, London, cabinet-maker—Jan. 13, S.
Reed, Eastbourne, Sussex, draper—Jan. 13, T. Surfien, Abshurch-
lane, London, merchant—Jan. 13, J. D. Webb, Fleet-street, London,
dealer in lamps—Jan. 13, S. J. Taylor, Fleet...street, London, tobac-
conist—Jan. 16, W. Walford, Birmingham, maltster—Jan. 16, J.
Salter, Pattingham, Staffordshire, farmer.
CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
13th dayof January.
J. B. Isaac, Topsham, Devonshire, shipONvner—S. Levy Ply-
mouth, dealer in jewellery—F. W. Isaac,rharlotte-street, Ratinboue-
place, London, musical-instrument-maker—J. Mason, Cornwall-
place, Holloway, Middlesex, coal-merchant—J. Snow. Timberhao),
Burrey, innkeeper.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
James Keiller, jun., Dundee, wood-merchant.
Thomas Johnston, Dumfries, writer.
Alexander Guthrie and Francis Baxter, Dundee, merchant/.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed Win
the returns made in the week ending the 20th day of December, 036.
is 32s 8d per hundred weight.
PRICE OF CORN.
General Weekly Average received in the week ending Dec. 16 :
Wheat, 60s, 6.20'7d ; Barley, 365, 9.400 d ; Oats, 255, 5.445 d ; Rye, 44.
4.564 d; Beans, 445. 10.777 d; Peas, 425. 11.502 d.
Aggregate Average of Six weeks 'which governs doty
59s 8d ; Barley, 38s 4d ; Oats, 26s 8d ; Rye, 41s 4d ; Beans, 45fs lld
Peas, 44s sd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

DESi.RABLE TATESTMENT. - •
By Mr. WALKER,
-On TUESDAY, the 3d day of January next, (unless disposed of
by private treaty, of which' due notice will be given) at Six
• tAlock in the Evening, at the Castle Inn North. in New
Scotland-road, Liverpool, subject‘rto certain conditions of
. sale, to be then and there produced,
A LL that Piece of LAND, with the: MESS.TAGE or
A DWELLI NG-HOU SE thereon erected, and the WINE
and SPIRIT STORE thereto attached, formerly called or
'known by-the name of the Eagle Inn, and alio the SHOP
thereunto 'adjoining, situate and being on the east side of New
Scotland-road, and north side of Great Nelson-street North,
in Liverpool, containing in front to New Scotland-road fore-
said 31' feet, and running in depth on the north side 54 feet 9
inches, and on the south side 53,feet 9 inches, and being in
breath at the back or east side 30 feet.
And also, all that Piece of LAND, with the DWELLING--
HOUSE, and Two SHOPS - theron erected, immediately
adjoining the above described premises, and fronting into New
Scotland-road aforesaid, and containing in front thereto 30
feet, and running in depth on the north side 53 feet 7 inches,
and on the south side 54 feet 4 inches, and' bring in breath at
the back 30 feet 4 inches.
The above property is Freehold of Inheritance.
There is a -retail Wine and Spirit Licence attached to the
first described premises, and which are well situated for com-
manding an extensive business.
• If required, two thirds' of the purchase money may,remain
on mortgage.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Curtin' and ST AT-
/I A M. Solicitors; 0 rrell-place, Lord-street, or t0...N1 r. THOMPSON,
Solicitor. Newington-bridge, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

'['o THE LADIES OF LIVEAPOOL.

firtH ERE has been long .wanted in this 'form an Emporium
for first4ate Fashiimable LA D 1 ROOTS and S tiOES,
in.order to afford Ladies an opportunity of procuring a superior
article without. suffering , the inconvenience of being measured,
and not unfrequently disappointed by delay and misfits.
CHELTENHAM HOUSE. 31, BOLD-STREET,

FIEsT-RATE FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE. DEPOT.
Is an Establisbment expressly for the sale of the hest.and most
fashionable Articles that can be.made in this Kingdom, as well
as Ilie.neatest French Slipper's which can he procured.
, NVALTERS and COMPANY respect fully solicit the atten.
tion of Ladies to their, extensive Stock of LADIES' and
CUILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, which are now ready
for their. inspection.
As.tbe Goods are equal to those made in the first-rate 800 l
Shops, and the charges considerably ►ower, no credit can possi•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

TOBACCO-DUTY FREE.

(From the Constitutional.)
The public ought to know that whilst a duty of three shillings
per pound is extorted from the poor man of Great Britain and
Ireland, the rich landowner is allowed to have this article free
of duty. Some tons of tobacco, which have been abandoned by
the owners, are now being packed in the London Docks, to be
sent to rich agriculturists in Kent, free of duty. The same was
done last year; so it appears that sheep are more valuable than
labouring men !! ! A manufacturer has offered the Treasury
to pay two and sixpence per pound duty on this tobacco.
We feel confident that the present government are inclined
to do justice to the poor man, for they never could have directed
this procedure without having determined to relieve the labour-
ing classes from this onerous tax. If the rich man cannot af-
ford to pay duty on tobacco for his flocks, how can he be a party
to extort it from the poor man ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

BETT'S PATENT FRENCH BRANDY

.
THE Public is respectfully informed, that the.above article
may be had on the same terms,as at the distillery, London,
at THOMAS' ODELL'S Wine and. Spirit -IVatehouse, 97,
Tithebarn-street, cornerof Cheapside.
s. d. ~
.
Imperial Gallon
• Sealed Quarts
' . Ditto Pints .....

BOOTH'S CELEBRATED LONDON GIN.
•s. d.
Impeript Gallon
! ' Sealed Quarts.....
Ditto -Pints
:Old and Fruity •PORT WINE, the• finest imported, Five'
Years:in Br4tle, 48s. per Dozen.
DRAUGHT PORT, from the Pipe, 13s. per Gallon..
Entrance to the Warehouse—First door in Cheapside.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

SALE Or-BOOKS.
By Mr. WALKE R,

On MOND A Y, next, the 2(1, TUESD A Y, the.3a. and WEDNESDAY,
the 4th of January, at Eleveu o'clock precisely,at his litmus,
31, Chnrch-street,

A VALUABLE assortment of BOOKS, the Property of
Mr.—l/khan' Gillaird, 62, London-road, and Mr. James
Gillaird, Brownlow-hill. 11/4
_

. .
The Books. consist of Pvne's Royal Resiallltes, illustrated
by lot) very highly finished coloured Engravings, handsomely
bound in Morocco; Orford's Portrain3,',consiatirir of .126 fine
old Portraits ; Pennant's London, 96 fine Flates ; Curry's
Lancashire, Plates ; Baines's Lancashire ; severoLmoder
Works on Architecture ' • Scott's Lady of the Lake, Sffltes La
of the Last Minstrel,_ Scott's Marmon, elegantly boun
Russia; Waverley Nove oswell's Life of Johnson, Pin
Woks, ShakSpeare's .Millons Works, Goldsmt
Works, Smith's Wealth of s„a,variety of Bibles, in fol
quarto,-Bvo., and 12aio.,,Praier Books, &c., Fox's. Book
Martyrs, Burkitt on the New Testament, Brown's Dictionary
of the Bible,.and a large assortment of Miscellaneous Works;
also a variety of ENGRAVINGS.
May be viewed on Saturday next, the 3lst instant, whln Ca-
talogues may be had. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

SECOND ED r 111 ON.

Standard Office, 74,1trce o' Clock.

IAVERPON, M A RKETS.

CORN EXCHAN';E.—TCESDAY, brc. 27, 18.36.

The supolies of each article in the trade are email, particu'
larly of Wheat from Ireland.

At this day's market there was niore tliepositioti to purchase
Wheat from consutners than for some time pail holders were
firm in demanding last week's prices. dud itiit nineh businesi
has been done, vet for some fine Wheats rather higher priCes
were ob,ainetl; very little Irish new on the market, the quality
generally very incliiterent: .

Inferior Oats were lower, the hest mealing simples Main,:
tamed last Tues,fa's prices.—Oattheal 6d per 24 qbs
The Flour trade continues (hill, and to effect sales. Is to 2s
per sack reduction was inbinitted to —Barley dull at Id to 2d
per 601hs decline.
The imports of flitter are 2.415 firkins: the change ,~f wea-
ther his caused more demand, and higher prices are looked for;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

Tro be ghoib.

- ---
/
MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CormiscT, the G OD-WILL
MO
of a well-established Concern of a COAL PROPRIE-
TOR, with the Stock of Horses, Carriages, IV urning Coaches,
and Hearses, fitted up in the best manne together with the
Tenant right of the Premises, which are most advantageously
situated for the business. Immediate possession will be, given.
Apply to Messrs. WORTHINGTON and HOLT, Solicitors, Chapel.
walks.

Co be tet.

11-110 be L ET, spacious BONDED VAUL" in George's-
street,L near the Exchange.—App o
.Mr.
CARSON, Solicitor, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

TEA, COFFEE, AND TOBACCO.

(Frain the Constitutional )
A comparative statement of the duty-paid consumption of
three of the principal articles necessary for the comfort of the
labouring classes of society.
UNITED KINGDOM.
1801.

Population 14,942,646
ThA. COFFER. TOBACCO.
23,737,5541b5. I 750,0001 b 18355. I 16,904,7521b5.

Population 26,371,000
TEA. COFFEE. TOBACCO.
36,574,0041b5. I 23,295,0461b5. I 21,974,7521b5.
It will be seen that the consumption of duty-paid tea
and coffee in 1835 exceeded the quantity used in 1801 by
35,281,4961b5., whereas tobacco has only increased 5,070,1701b5.
which may be attributed to the enormous duty enabling the
smuggler to supply a great part of the quantity consumed. At
the lowest estimate, 50,000,0001b5. of tobacco are required for
the consumption of the United Kingdom, and it is believed that,
at a low duty, the quantity would be greatly exceeded,—thus at
the duty of one ls. per pound, £2.500,000 would reach the
Treasuty, which, with the sum of £8,000,000, (see Sir Henry
Parnell on Finance, page 46,) now paid to prevent smuggling,
would produce a revenue equal to the present, and the country
would saved £3,0,00d per annum, now paid to the smuggler
and taken away in gold. If it be said that the preventive ser-
vice is necessary to protect the revenue on foreign spirits, its
fallacy will appear evident by the following official statement
of the consumption of foreign brandy :-
1801 2 192,546 gallops. 11831.. 1,228,454 gallons.
The chstoms and excise, with the assistance of the army and
navy, and constabulary force of the United Kingdom, cannot
collect duties so disploportionate to the value of the articles,
whilst, under the sanction of these duties, the smuggler levies
lon the public a sum of money larger than the whole expentli-
tare of the United Kingdom when tobacco was first introduced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of
LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER &- CO.
OF NOS. 9 A NOIO, COE NHIL L, I oN OON,
that they may•prncure the whole, or any part of an • OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House,
• NOS. '1 AND 5. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHO ',ESA LE.•SHI PP I N G Prices as at their
• Warehouse in-LONDON.
Daily communication between Loudon -and Liverpool for
Ship-sailing information, &cc.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

TO GENTLEMEN, &c., 'GOING TO, OR RETURNING
FROM ABROAD.
AUSTIN, (from Pratt'scf London,, Manufacturer to
a the King,) 1.76, DaLs7s.ritEl T, between the Golden
Lion and Moss's Bank,. Liverpoiil, IMPROVED SOLID-
LEIAT II ER PORTIA AN EAU: PORTABLE H AT-
CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLING BAG MA-
NUFACTURER. Trufiks and Imperials fitted to carriages.
Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Trunks, Luggage, &c..
V. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as pub-
)ic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge 91 the various
branches of his business, and for a serious of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar-
ticles in the above line of the first quality 'and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction. of full 3U per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
N. B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
0i) and Cloth. Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c., &c.
176, Dale-street, opposite the ExcLinge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

THEATRE-ROVAI„ LIVERPOOL.

Second appearance of the celebrated Tragedian,
Mr. EDWIN FORREST,
Of the Theatre-roval, Drury-lane, and of the American Theatres,
is engaged fur Ten Nights.

f Irl HIS present TUESDAY, the 27th instant, will be per
I formed Shakspe,re's Ttagedy of
KING Lt! .‘R.
King Lear . Mr. Edwin Forrest.
Edgar. Mr. Stun I Ea,, ~i t•,..tit..Mr. Baker.
Oswald - Mr. W. Howard.
Cordelia Miss Fatted.
Regan Mrs. Staple) 1 Goneril ... M rs. Baker.
After which, a Grand Pas de Deux, b) Miss A.d-daitle O'Bryau
and Signor Saxoni, principal dancers of the King's Theatre,
1.,“n(lon. s have bet n nightly received with the nest enthu-
siastic applause, and who are re engaged for Five Nights.
To c,inciiide with the Farce of
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Captain Wildlove
Jeremy NI r. Baker.
Zephyrina Miss Faucit.
N egoin bo. . . Mrs. Baker.

Places for any of Nit.. Forrest's nights may he taken of Mr.
Parker. at the ilox-offiee, from Ten until Three. No places
can lie secured unless tickets lie taken.

TO-N.lOllllO\V, (Weduesday,) the play of DAMON and
PYTHIAS. D,,mon, :11r. EdWin Forrest.; Pythias, Mr. W.
Howard ; Calanthe, Miss Faucit ; Hermion, Mrs. Stanley.
A favourite Dance, by Mi,s Adelaide O'Bryan and Signor
Saximi. To conclude with the Farce of HIDE and SEEK
Mordaunt, Mr. W. Howard; Morton, Mr. W. H. Bland;
Moses. Mr. Baker; Mrs. Mordaunt, Miss Faucit; Charlotte,
Mrs Baker.' . .

On THURSDAY, VIRGINIUS. Virginins, Mr. Edwin
Fin rest. A Pas de Deux, and the ROBBER'S WIFE
On Eli I DAY. a favourite RAGE DY, is which NI r. Edwin
Forrest will sustain a principal character. With other enter-
tainments.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

LIVER THEATRE, C 11 URCH-S I REET.

The Public is respectfully informed that this popular place of
amusement has OPEN ED fur the SEASON.
Mr. DALE, Pi incipai Tragedian from the Theatre-Royal Co-
vent-garden, and Airs. DALE, (late Miss Beverley,) from
the same Theatre, will make their second appearance, being
eligared fur a limited period; and to afford as much variety
as possible to the Entertainments of the Evening,
Signor GAYA LDI, from all the principal '1 heatres on the
Continent and in Englaud, whose unerring aim with the I ilk
has caused him to be distinguished as the modern " William
fib,
Tell," is engaged for Six Nights, an 'ill display his won-
derful skill with that de oily weapin etween the Pieces) by
Shooting at Three Apa es, three ill rent shots. with single
bullets, while held in 'he hand of,, is own Son, at several
yards distance.
rilltllS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 27th, TO-
I MORROW, (\V eitaesday, ) the 28th. and THURSDAY,
the 29 Ii it slaw. the entertainmenis skid commence N ith a new
Drains of powerful interest, never coned here, called
TilE I' 'TAL REVFNGE;
Or, a Brothel's tiled.
Will Watterle) Mr. Dale
Jeremiah Jerningharn Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Celia Mrs Dale. I Joan.... Mrs. lia)mand.
To which wit! to added a new laughable Interiude, translated
from the French, called
THE FANCY BALL;

OR. BAILIFFS AND BLUNDEns.
After which Sig or GAVALDI will illusttate the extraordi-
nary perfection to which the use of the Rine BMA be brought,
be Riving to the Core Three Apples, at three different shots,
.pith single bullets, while held in the hand f his sun, In order
that the Pi bile may he perfectly satisfied that this Wonderful
Feat is absolutely performed. they are respecttnily invited by
signor Gayald. to inspect, with the strictest and most scrutiniz-
ing cat e, the Apples that will be used on this occasion, and also
ta watch, with the most careful attention, the Loading of tie
Rifle, and the Bullets after the shots are fired.
To conclude with a new Drama (never acted here) as per-
formed 3(1 successive nights. at the Strand Theatre, London,

called POACHERS AND PETTICOATS.
John Mvadows..(a tarmer)..Mr. W J. Hammond,
As original,y anted by him.
Lady Rakewell—M rs. W. J. Hammond. her original character.
Harriet Cavendish Mrs. Dale.
Margery Meadows Mrs. Raymond.
Various Novelties are in active preparation, and will be
speedily produced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

THIJP,SDAV.

On Txuasnay, the 261 h January next, at the Public Sale-
room, Exchange-buildings,
500 Salmis 'CaraCcas INDIGO.
Apply to Messrs. ACKERS: rthiikNSlitEl.llS, and Co., Mer-
chants, or BUCHAN AN and BROWNE, Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

and SON, SADDLERS and bhatstEss Mitxxas,
19, Vere-street, Oxford-street, London, beg leave
to inform thei/Friemls and the Nobility and Gentry of Liver-
pool,ithat, from the increkse-tif their Business in this ToWn and
the vicinn %, Alley have ruund It neeesteary to OPEN an E S TA-
B L MEN'!' here, and have accordingly taken the Premises,
57, gAiNELAGH-STREET, lately occupied by Mr. JOHN LKE, in
the abOve line. '!'ha Business &ere will be conducted by Mr.
SAMUEL WILSON, who will be constantly supplied, from the
Manufactory in Town, with the most Fashionable Patterns, and,
as experienced Workmen wilt be employed on the Premises,
they trust, by strict attention, to Merit a continuance of the pa-
tronage which they have enjol;Cdfor a 'period of Forty Years.

ABS. JANE LEE, having disposed of the Business lately
I carried on by her in Hanelagh-street to ;Messrs. ,WILsoN
and Sot, of London, takes this opportunity of returning her
grateful acknowledgments to her Fiiends and Customers for
the liberal support she and her late Husband have been favoured
with, and to add her respectful solicitation, that the satin, may
he continued to her successors. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

MERCHANT TAILORS' COMPANY

VI
HASELDEN and BERWICK. beg to inform
4.J.V.1. Gentlemen that it is a fact that a great saving can be
effected by CONTRACTING at their Estahlishment fur the
very best WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHES.

Three-Suits • £15155.
Four Suits • 20'
Six Siiits
_ • -Old Suits to be Returned:

tOWSemen's WartiVobes Bought, or Exchanged for New
.Clot illik of every description.
50, Bold-street. near St. Coke's Church,
next door !;nt one to Berry-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

THURSDAY.

On TiIURSDAY, the 26th January next,. at the ..lic Sale-
room, Exchange-buildings,
500 Seions Caraccas IN DI
, Apply to Messrs. Acxcus, GRRENseI s, and Co., Mer-
chants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 26th January next, at th Public Sale-
room, Bxehange-buildings,
.100 Chests of Bengal arid .Manilla DIGO.
Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 26th January next, at the Pu
room, Exchange-buildings,
117 Serous Caraccas INDIGO
Apply to Messrs. ROBT. HUTTON and Co. erchants, or
BUCHANAN and BR NE, Brokers.

c Sale
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

TOBACCO

(From the Constitutional.)
The cruelty inflicted upon the people of Ireland by the ex-
cessive tax upon this article will appear from the following state-
ment of the duty-paid consumption :
Population,
4,000,000, 1794

Estiniate. Duty, 6d. per lb.
6,801,827, 1821
Census. Duty, 4s. sd. per lb.
8,592,0 W, 1836
Duty, 3s. sd. per lb.
—AI Cullock's Statistics.

Duty paid upon)
9,426,2111b5.
2,845,7521155. }- Official.
4,876,0921t5.

w•w wWW•• W IoN•
.Had the consumption of duty-paid tobacco increased with the
increase of the population, as compared with 1794, the quantity
which would now pay duty, in round numbers, would be
,20,000,0001b5.
Since 1822 a mass of evidence has been collected by the com-
missioners of Revenue and Excise Inquiry, and by a special
committee of the Hon. House of COmmons, by which it ap-
pears—
" That three-fourths of the tobacco now consumed in Ireland
is supplied by the smuggler." (Sir Henry Parnell on Finance,
page 39.)
Every man of humanity must hold in abhorrence a system of
taxation which deprives the poor man of an article so conducive
to his comfort, and which goads him to the commission of of-
fences against the revenue laws, and which enables the smug-
gler to take out of the pocket of the Irish people alone nearly
two millions of money yearly.
We cannot believe it possible that our present enlightened
ministry will any longer suffer a tax to remain which engenders
so many crimes, when, as a source of revenue, a duty of one
shilling per pound would, in all probability, produce £300,000
more than is now received.

All the facts show that no loss-could accrue from the proposed
reduction, whilst the United Kingdom would be immediately
relieved from a tax of nearly three millions of money raised
upon the public by the smuggler, which is taken away in gold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

THE CHURCH

A sum of £2,576 has already been subscribed towards build-
ing and endowiug a new cbtirch at Chestettietd,—Derby Mer^
curt!.

Sites have been given by Lord Soathampton, the Mercers°
Company, Mrs, Wheeler, and the Rev. Joseph Midhurst for
new churches about to be built from the Metropolis Churches'
Fund. We hope soon to aneliiitite other-similar grants fur the
same excellent purpose.
UNIVERSITY AND ECCLESaCrt6AL INTELLICENCE.-OX-.
FORD, DEC. .18.—In a convocatiou holden yesterday, being the
last day of Michaelmas Term, tbe following degrees were con!
ferred ;—Doctor in Divinity, the Rev. J. Cooke; Magdalen
Hall; Bachelor in Divinity, the Rev. F. C. Plumptre, r',l4iter
of University College; Bachelors in Civil Law, R. W. Higgs‘
Fellow of St. John's College, and F. T. Pratt, St. John's Col,-
lege (by commutation); Master of Arts, the Rev. T. Turner,
Exeter College; Bachelor of Arts, R. W. Keate, Ch. ch.•
PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENT?.--J. Hag-gen-4
has been appointed Chauchellor of Lincoln. The .Bishop of
Durham has appointed the Rev. R. Chattoe, 8.A., of Trinity.
College, Dublin, to the Curacy of Whickham. The Rev.
R. E. Hughes, to the Rectory Compton,. Winyates, with the
Vicarage of Tysoe annexed, Warwickshire. The Rev. J.
Russell, M.A., to the Rectory ofJacobstow, Devno. The Rev.
E. Furdson, A.M., to the Vicarage of Lamertou, Devon. The
G. E. Gepp, M.A., one of the assistant maters of Harrow
School, has been appointed to the Head Mastership of the
Free Grammar Sehool, founded by Queen Eiizabeh, at Ash-,
bourn, in Derbyshire. The Rev. 'F. Lear Iris been appointed
Archdeacon or Siium, vies the Rev. L. Clarke, resigned.
PTONIOTIONS.—Rev, W. A. Shirley, vicar of Shirley, Der-
byshire, to the rectory of Whiston, Yorkshire; Rev. E. B.
icilen,•curate of Salisbury, to the parish chapel of Goodsbaw,
near Burnley.

•
The Earl of liarrowby has appOinted the Rev. Richard
Gwillym, M.A., Incumbent of Ulverston, to be one of his lord-
ship's domestic chaplains. •
The Rev. George Peacock, Fellow and Tutor of Trinity Col,
lege, Cambridge, has been appointed Lowudean Professor of
Astronomy, in the room of the late Rev. Mr. Lax.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

Zo be Kolb.

TO be SOLD,. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the GOOD-WILL
of a well established Concern of a 'COACH ,PROPti I E.
TOR, with the Stock of Horses, Carriages, Mourning Coaches,
and Hearses, fitted up in- the, best, matiner,
,togetherwii,h the
Tenant right of the .Premises, which are .most, advantageously
situated for the business. Immediate possession will be given.
Apply to Messrs. o KTH IN GToN and HOLT, Solicitors, Cha
pel-
walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

On THURSDAY, the 26th January next, at the Public Sale-
_ rooni, txchange-buildings,
I'l7 Serous Caraceas INDIGO.
Apply to Messrs. ROM. H UTTON and Co. Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

MANCHESTER MARKET, DEC. 24.

Butters continue in very limited request by the retailers, and, in the
absence of all speculative inquiry, the trade has ruled dull and prices
nominal.

At this day's market there was a very slender attendance, and but
few transactions were reported in any article. Wheat met a slow sale
at a decline of id to 2d per 70Ibs, and we note the middling qualities
of Flour is to 2a per sack lower • superfines were also in but limited
request and barely support the'llate.currency. The demand for Oats
and Oatmeal was confined to the best descriptions, and 36s per 24 ills
is an extreme for the latter article. Beans were also dull sale at a de-
cline of Is per quarter, and Malt was difficult to dispose of at a reduc-
tion of Is to 2s per load.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

MOUND, a GREYHOUND SLUT. UnlossAlaimed in
s.ven days, will he sold to pay expenses.—Ay to C. J.
C IRLETON, 1.8, London-road.

APROPECTUS having been issued, stating that a Joint
Stock Company is about to be formed for tist4blishing a
Ferry at High Seacomhe, I do hereby give Nutice,khat I will, by
all legal means, resist the establishment of such ',env as an
interference with my rights, as Lord of the Soil and Shore
within the Manor of Poulton-cum-Seacombe, and as Proprietor
of the ancient Ferry Of Seacombe. H. SMITH.
Seacombe, 201/i Dec., 1836.

KENT RAILWAY.
To the HOLDERS of SIIARES in the late L DON and
GRAVESEND, and LONDON and DOVE. RAILWAY
COMPANIES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all SHARES in
IN the late LONDON and GRAVESEND and LONDON
and DOVER RAILWAY COMPANIES which shall not be
EXCHANGED fm- those of the KENT RAILWAY COM-
PANY on or before TUESDAY, the 10th January next ensuing,
will become FortFErrEn. By order of the Board,
WILLIAM GREEN,
• C. SMITH, s Secretaries:
Kent Railway-office, 76. Cornhill, December 20, ISI6.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Way the Lord accompany these means of grace, or such
others as may be adopted', with his abundant blessing. Oh,
may it indeed be a season of special refreshment from the pre-
sence of the Lord!
Let this be the prayer of all who read this paper; and as the
time for making known this. concert has been very limited, it
would be a great kindness if those who approve the object, and
have influence over the press, would re-publish and circulate
this invitation, which any one, into whose hands it may fall, has
full permission to do.
Peace be with all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity,
thus prays,
Their affectionate brother and servant in the Lord,
J A M.E.§ HALDANE STEW ART.
St. Bride's Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

DI 0 Iva) A Y .

On MONDAY, the 9th January, 1837, at Ten o'clock precisely,
at the Public Sale-rnoin, Exchange-buildings,
905 Chests Fokein BOHEV
841 Ditto CONGOU,
211 Ditto SOUCHONG,
159 Ditto HYSON,
49 Half Ob.-sts DITTO, •
Ex Faetie Queene, frrm Canton.;
300 B.oxes Orange PEKOE,
43 •Ctrests FIYSON,
Ex Mary Somerville, from Canton ;
356 Chests CE.)NGOU,
100 Ditto SOUCHONG,. •
. 300 Boxes Orange PEKOE,
121) Ditto Black-leaf DITTO,
Ex Cordelia, from Canton;
127 ChestsSOUC HONG,
. 61 Ditto H YSON,. •
Ex Cceur de Lion, from Canton.
Apply to Messrs TAYLOR, POTTER., _and Co., or
SAMPSON, SMITH, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27

lAVERFOOL COTTON MARKET. DEC. 23.

The demand has continued gond from the trade, and prices of the
common and middle qualities of American are fully supported, whilst
new Upland, and the better descriptions generally, are again id to id
lb lower. Pernambuco, Alaranham, and Surat are very steady,
and Egyptian has advanced id # it. 600 Bahia and ICO Demerara
brought to auction this day, were disposed of at rates somewhat un-
der those previously current by private treaty. 1000 American, 500
Surat and 100 Bengal have been taken on speculation, and 160 Ameri-
can, 100 Surat, and '2OO Bengal for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
From the IGth inst. to this day inclusive.

Current IMPORTS.
SALES OF TILE WEEK. Prices. Th isWk this Year
--- --
230 Sea Island 2ld (ii 39d
Stained ' 7 16
.}' 4073 }359754
70u0 Bowed Georgia 7 101
600 {Mobile7 --111
Alabama and Tennessee 6l —lO 2608 319475
4300 New Orleans 7 —l2
0„ Pernambuco and Paraiba lOl —l3
23" Aricati and Ceara lOl 111 1 •. •• 1 7.,397
1210 Bahia and Maceio Bl 111 1423 33638
„ Maranhana ll 121
.... '
93' / Sawginned
Minas
Para
130 Demerara, Surinam, &c...... 101 14 .... 1911
1230 Vayptian lll -- 16 198 J 30763
Barbados lO 104 .... 484
210 i Peruvian Di —lO ) .1
Ilahama
630 Laguayra
Common West India, &c 74 —lO ). 1139 } 27145
Carthagena
Smyrna . ..
3 1 Manilla 94 —lO J j
2060 1 Surat '
Madras 5 i / 292 1 14400
33 0 i Bengal 3l -- 51 3
— --
213.0 bales 14184 1019344
-- --

Since our last there has been a reg
sales on Saturday were 3,0;,0 bags, and
has again been done to-day. The whol
the trade, who in ',be two days have tali

Monday Everting Dec. 2C
'Aar and steady demand. The
the same amount of business
le of the transat•tions are with
Len about 2,50 J New Bowed.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTI
S. d. s. d.
Hay, old 1 74'201b
New flay 1 3 1 6 ,
Clover Hay 1 3 1 6 -
Straw, Wheat 0 74 0 9
Straw, Oat 0 7f 0 9 -
Greeu Clover U 0 0 0 --

'UR A L MARKET, DEC. 26.

d. s. d.
Potato( s 2 61./3 2 •tr 901 b
Cattle Potatoes 2 0 9 4
Turnips 38 040 0 per ton
Carrut:c 5O 0 5.5 U -
klanglewurzle3t J •
6 10 0