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

PRICE OF BULLION IN LONDON.

PER OUNCE. SD XSD
,Foreign Gold in Bars
New Dollars 0 4 101— 0 4 10
Silver in Bars, (Standard) 0 5 0 —.O 5
New D0ub100n5......,., ..... .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

•
LIVERPOOL. PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION,
Established for the Diffi:vion cf. Protestant Informat;on, and the
Maintenance or Protesta7it Principles.
THE FIRST ANNIVERSkRY of the above ASSOCI-
ATION will be held in the A.NIPIIITHEATRE, Great
Charlotte-street, on TUESDAY next, the Bth November instant.
The Doors will be opened at Ten o'clock, and the Chair will
be taken at Eleven.
The Rev. R. J. Nl;Gime andT•tlil Rev. Mowrimua O'Sut.Lt-
VAN are expected to attend.
Admission by Ticket, application to be made at Mr. Davila-
Poufs, Raneladi-street, on Saturday next, the sth, and Mon-
day, the 7th November instant.
N.B.—A Collection will be made at the doors, in aid of the
Funds of the Church of England School Siciety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

ILegal 14Totirt.

THE commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing date
the 7th day of J ulv, 1834, awarded and issued forth against
THOMAS BUCKLEY and ROBBUT KENNAN, of Li-
verpool, in the county of Lancaster/merchants, dealers, chap-
men, ;Ind copartners, intend to meetion theBth day of November
instant, at One of the clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-
rooms, South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, to audit the
accounts of the assignees of the joint estate and effects of the
said bankrupts under the said fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parlia-
ment made and passed in the sixth year of the reign of his late
Majesty, King George the Fourth, infitided " An Act to
Amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts:" and the said com-
missioners also intend to meet on the following day, at One
o'clock in the Afternoon, and at the same place, in order to
make a final dividend of the joint estate and effects of the said
bankrupts; when and where the creditors who have not already
proved their debts are to come preplred to prove the same, or
they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And all
claims not then proved will be disallowed.
MAWDSLEY, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

TEETH,
MADE OF INCORRODIBLE SUBSTANCES, AND
MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,

FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE

MONS. MALLAN, SURGEON DENTIST,
46, BOLD-STREET, LIVEUPOOL,

Of the
,firm of Malian and Sons, 32, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury-square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, tty, London,
STILL continue to restore DECAY TEETH with their
CELEBRATED MINERAL S CEDANEUM so uni-
versally recommended by the FACU 'Y 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 neglect, or disease
in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA-
TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which
are incapable of discolouration or corrosion,- and fixed without
the inciimbrance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer
every purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION.
Charges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth Repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at One o'cloc -, at Buchanan
and Browne's Office, Oldhall-s r t,
220 Tons prime Cuba PUS ,
Landing, ex Hope, from Nassau, N.P., east side Prince's Dock.
—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

THEATRE-ROYAL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF J. C./PARKER.
130 X BOOK-KEEPER.

(IN TUESDAY next, the Bth NoveMber instant, when will
Nj be performed a favourite Play, and other Entertainments.
Tickets to be had of Mr. PARKER, at the 13ox-office of the
Theatre, from Ten until Three.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

THEATRE-ROYAL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF J. C. PARKER;
BOX BOOK-KEEPER.

(IN TUESDAY next, the Bth November instant, when will
‘...Y be performed a favourite Play, and other Entertainments.
Tickets to be had of Mr. PARKER, at the Box office of the
Theatre, from Ten until Three.

Til EATRE ROYAL.

lurit. G. HORNCASTI,E most respei•tfully announces his
BENEFIT on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the
9th instant, when will be performed the Comedy of
THE WONDER !

A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
Don Felix.... Mr. Stuart I Colonel Briton.— Mr. W. Howard
Lissardo Mr. G. Horneastle,
who will introduce an Aria Buffa, Ly Rossini, adapted by
himself. called
THE LIFE OF A VALET.

Violante Miss Fauttit I Isabella Miss Stanley
Flora Mrs. Clarke Inis Miss Chaplin
After which, the Musical Farce or
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.
Written by the late Geo. Colman, Esq.
Vigil.... Mr. Andrews I Tottet ton.... Mr. Granby
Risk Mr. Baker I Solomon Lob Mr. Slaiter
Captain Beldare Mr. G. Horucastle
Lydia. Miss Stanley.
To conclude with the favourite Melo-Drama of
ROBINSON CRUSOE ;
OR, THE BOLD BUCCANEERS.
Robinson Crusoe Mr. Chaplin I Friday.... Mr. T. Ridgway
810 ck....( with a Song) Mr. G. Horncastle.

Nipcheese —11 r. Baker.
Tickets to be had of Mr. G. HOI:NCASTLE, 15, Williamson
square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

TO THE
SAXONY WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
2. Corner of Mill-street, St.
DUYERS of WOOLLEN GOODS are respectfully invited,
.1.1) where they will find in -great variety a superior and well-
selected Stock of Superfine Cloths, CasKimeres, Fancy Waist-
coatings, Trousers Cloths, Petersham, Pilot Cloths, Cloakiugs,
Ladies Habit Cloths, Plaids, Moleskins, Cords,
WELSH FLANNELS, &e,
MACKINTOSH CLOAKS, CAPES, PILOT COATS,
The Proprietors, in returning thanks for the flattering sop-
port they have experienced since they have, opened the above
premises, beg leave to state their determination to sell only
such goods as they can confidently recommend, and not to be
undersold by any house in Liverpool.
N.B.—WANTED, a JUNIOR. ASSISTANT.
• DANIEL JONES and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

TO THE ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
IBEG to acknowledge, with many thai(ks, the honour you have
conferred upon me in electing me ?fie of your Representatives
in -the Town-council. By your Venendent votes you have
placed the in this proud position, and. at it has been entirely
without pledge or personal solicitation on my part, you have
enhanced the obligation. I hope by attention to the trust thus
confided to ins, to justify your choice, and prove myself worthy
of those kind. friends whose exertions to promote my return 1
shall never forget. I am, Gentlemen,
• Your obliged and faithful servant.
November 2, 1836. WILLIAM SHAND.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE

Tuts DAY, (Friday,).the 4th instant, at Two O'clock in the
;Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street,
Liverpool, subject, to such conditions as wijklhen be produced
—by order of the Mortgagee ; /4
APIECE of LAND with the SI-1.0 and NINE several
DWELLING-HOUSES ther n erected, situated on
the northwardly side of Upper Birkett-street, and on the west
side of Drinkwater's-gardens, leading from Upper Birkett.street
into Richmond-row,, in Liverpool, containing in front to Upper
Birkett-street, and in breadth at the extreme depth, severally,
10 yards, including one half part of the street, or thoroughfare,
called Drinkwater's-gardens; and in rear, or depth, on the
east and west sides, severally, 54 yards.
The Shop and Dwelling-houses front Drinkwater's-gardens,
and are all well tenanted.
The Houses are in good repair; and, although let at very
moderate Rents; yield an annual Rental of about £l3O.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to NI r.
WHINNERAH, Accountant, 2, Lord-street,. or to Messrs. WIL-
KINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.

To 6, SOLD, a HOUSE; in Gi:ZAT Iik.VGL-SQUA RE, FUR-
NIS KO or a NISBEO. My 4e ieweci on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, from Eleven till One o'clock.

EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS, -
AT ANGLESEA HOUSE,
.• 121, ST. JANES'S-STREETi;
WILLIAMS having retained from the Manchester,
11 . Bradford, Leeds, and other Markets, in which be' has,
with great care and circumspection. made large puretiases,
respectfully announces to his 'increasingly numerous Friends
and the Public, that he has now on hand the best assorted and
CHEAPEST STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
in the town. T. W. knowing well the jealousy of other houses
in the trade, and their chagrin at finlino his systeM of
SELLING TH'E BESIVARTICLES
• AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
so eminently successful, and that some of them are now making
attempts, though too late, at imitation, invites a fair compari-
son, in Quality and Price, in any kind of Goods, and feels con-
fident that all who make the trial will remain his constant ar.d
steady Customers.
T..W. gives the following as a sample, and again request.
rigid comparison :—G-4ths Merinos, in every shade of colour,
from IBd. ; the newest patterns in Printed Cambric Dresses,
from 45.; Filled Shawls, from Bs. ; Merino, Cloth, and Plaid
Cloaks, from !Os; Rose and Whitney Blankets, all sizes, from
10s.; Welch and Lancashire Flannels, from 10d.; anal Linens,
Sheetings, Huckabacks, Diapers, Quilts, Counterpanes, Sze., at
the same extraordinary Low Prices.
A clever ASSISTANT Wanted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before
the 13th day of Sept.

J. Nickoll, Pope's Head-alley, London, oil-broker—W. Partridge,
Birmingham, haberdasher—G. E. Turner, Cheltenham, auctioneer—
s. Bottomley, Beech-street, Barbican, London, fan-light manufac-
turer—E.LPeters, Bristol, grocer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

DISPERSION OF THE KING'S LIBRARY.

On Saturday the choice cabinet collection, the property of his
Majesty, was knocked off in the great room at Westminster.
Among the more remarkable lots we noticed the following:-
1. " The Modern Platonist ; or, a Prentio's Sports and Pas-
times." A work of the old school. Bound in Lambskin, and
tooled all over.—N.B. This lot wouldn't be sold!
2. " The Bedford Missile." Would have been a smart duo-
decimo volume, but has been spoiled by having the O'Connell
arms rudely stamped on the back and sides. Has been cruelly
bound; the back is almost broken in consequence.
3. " Who steers the Ship of Fools ?" By an Irish Rebel.
This is a very vulgar seditious work, and the present a dirty
copy. It is thought wonderful that it has not oeen long ago
placed in the hands of the celebrated binder iu the Old Bailey.
Is uncut!!!
4. " The Vassal!; or, Sharp as a Fox." Rather a bulky folio,
and evidently a work of gout. Unbound, however.
5. "Pepy, on Wool.' A dull work. Calf-extra. (Bought
by a Cottenham cheesemonger.)
6. "Superficies, considered with reference to Knowledge." By
one of the Surface family. A dog-eared duodecimo, treating
superficially of finance; bound by Herring.
7. " The Tale of the Sloth." By a Scotchman. Gapes terri-
bly. and wants beating.

S. "Abercrombie on Chairs." Considering its bulk, a wonder-
fully insipid production. It is thoroughly bound, but would be
the-better for beating. The rats play the d—l with it every
night.
9. " The Humours of Middlesex." A cropped quarto; bound
in pigskin. Shuts close, but has been damaged by a worm.
We had not time to examine any more of the books. Our
sole motive for noticing a few on the present occasion is be-
cause it is confidently believed that this is the last time a simi-
lar assortment will be ever offered to the public.

CUIIIOVS CAUSE OF DEATIL-z—A gentleman in South Caro-
lina was about to undergo a very painful surgical operation.
He had imbibed the idea that it was beneath the dignity of a
man ever to say or do anything expressive of pain. He, there-
fore, refused to submit to the usual precaution of securing the
hands and feet by bandages, declaring to his surgeon that he
had nothing to fear from his being untied, for he would not move
a muscle of his body. He kept his word, it is true; but he died
instantly after the operation from apoplexy. There is very lit-
tle doubt. in the mind of any physiologist, in regard to the cause
of apoplexy in this case, and that it might have been prevented
by the relief which is always afforded by groans and tears.- Dr.
Al/ oil.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

J. C. PARSONS,

:HAIR CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERRUQUIER,
No. 99, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

RESPECTFULLY announces his having undertaken the
hrsiness so successfully carried on by Mr. Ranson. The
superiority of the Establishment being undisputed, the best
rules for maintaining its character will be,adopted ; and.PEtt-
FUMKRY, Cosies, BRUSHES, and every requisite for the Tor-
LETTE. will be sold upon the mercantile principle of small pro-
fits and quick returns. He begs to inform theNobility,Gentry,
and Public, that the Hair Cutting and Dressing department
will have his particular attention. It beinwadmitted that •the
preservation of natural Hair is prefebtieto the use of false,
however correct the imitation, those whir place their Hair under
his management may be -assured that the necessity of its use
Will,.in most cases, be totally precluded, As the future beauty
of Children's Hair greatly depends on its first training and
mathigement, he will ever give such directions as his long ex-
perience in this practice shall suggest. For the convenience of
those who are engaged in Mercantile pursuits during the week,
J. C P. and his able assistants will be iu attendance till a late
hour on Saturday evenings.
J. C. P., celebrated throughout England for his original in-
vention of INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, SHOER, and Gor.osnas,
solicits an inspection of these articles, as also of his FRENCH
SHOES, GLOVES, and FLowrins, which are regularly imported.
Merchants and Captains_ supplied with Perfumery for Ex-
portation, at Wholesale Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending the 16th day of August, 1836,
is 44s 31d per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

SATURDAY.

To•MOkßow, (Saturday,) the 27th instant, at-Twelve o'clock,
ou the Quay, east side. Prince's Deck,
650 Barrels TURPENTINE,
Per St. Andrew, from New York.—Apply to Messrs. 'DENNIS.
TOUN, MACKIE. and Co., Merchants, or
T and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

LONDON TIMES AND EVENING MAIL,

nriHE Public is respectfully informed that THE TIMES
:411
I_ arrives by EXPRESS every Morning at alf-past Seven
and will be on Sale at the Office, No. 48, L r -street.
THE EVENING MAIL three days p week, by post—
Price 7d.

Advertisements and communications for the Editor are re-
quested to be left at the Office, as above, as a Parcel is for-
warded to the TIMES-OFFICE Nightly.
L. T. GASKILL, Agent.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
MR. ATKINS has the honour to announce Cita on MON-
DAY next, the 29th, and TUESDAY, the 30th instant,
Two SPLENDID FETES will be given, being the last this
season. The whole of the Evening's Amusements wilt be under
the immediate direction of Mr. YATES. A varied succession
of new Entertainments will take place. Mr., D'ERNEST will,
in person, superintend a MAGNIFICENT 'DISPLAY OF
FIREWORKS.
Any person or persons fortunate enough to secure the me-
chanical figure of Napoleon on its descent, and restoring the
same uninjured to Mr. Atkins, proprietor of the Zoological
Gardens, will be liberally rewarded fur their trouble.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. HACKETT,
And his last appearance in England previous to his departure
for America; on which occasion his Sister;-Mrs. SHAItPE,
of the American Theatres, will (for that night only) perform
the character of Kate O'Brien, in the Farce of "Perfection."
Eleventh appearance of Mr. LIONEL GOL,,DAM ID. of the
London Theatres, who has been nightly ryived with the
most enthusiastic applause.
rus present FRIDAY EVENING, the 26th instant, the
Entertainments will commence with

MONSIEUR MALLET.
Monsieur Ma11et..... Mr. Hackett.
After which,
PERFECTION.
Charles Paragon Mr. Browne.
Sam Mr. Baker. Susan M rs. Clarke.
Kate O'Brien Mrs. Sharpe,
(Her first and only appearance in Liverpool.)
To which will be added a now Farce, called
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

---
On MONDAY next, the 29th instant, on the Quay, west side
Brunswick Dock,
611 Logs Red and Yellow PINE, JUNIPER, and
PITCH PINE, -
9I Logs HECKMATACK,
62 Logs BIRCH,
1237 DEALS and DEAL ENDS,.
2000 Ash Hogshead STAVES,
9 Fathoms LATH WOOD,
Now lauding, ex Percival, from Port Wallace.—Apply to Mr,
HENRY ROUSE, Merchant, or to
DUNCAN 'and EWING, Brokers.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

AFTER ritilbAY NElrr.

On THURSDAY next, the Ist September, ina diately after the
Sale of Honduras Mahogany, per Cru a r, ia Duncan and
Ewing's Bonded Yard, Sefton-street,
80 Logs Cuba MAHOG NY,
Just landed. ex Egfrid, from Jamaica. Apply to Messrs.
Thomas and WU:LIAM EAGLE and Co., Merchants, or to
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 9th September nest, at One o'clerA at T. and
H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, ExchangOuildings,
226 Chests SHELL LAC,
10 Chests GUM BENJAIWN,
40 Bags KUTCH.
Apply to Messrs. COUPLAND and DUNCAN, Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

Atv
On FaIDA r, the 16th September next, at Batese and Horsfall's
Office, Lower Castle-stree
10 Tons fine Camaroon IVO ,
Just landed, ex Hero, from rica.
BATIISON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the l6th September next, at Twelve o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Col's Office, Chapsd-street,
Bj. Tons .fine African ivoß
Apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS anWCo., Merchants,
or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 16th September next, at Twelve o'clock, at
Molvneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chape)-street,
14-Tons fine African and East India IVORY.
Apply to Messrs. W. A. and G. MAXWELL, Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 16th September next, at Twelve' o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office,.Crel-street,
2% Tons fine African IVOR
Apply to Messrs. HAitir,Tolv, JiACKSON, an Co., Merchants,
or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co. Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 23d September,
117 Bales Cape of Good Hope, wbo(L.
126 Bales German
For further particulars apply to Messrs. R.witenENHART
and Co., Merchants, or to ABRAM. GARTSIDE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

IVIONbAY..

On MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T.
and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange-buildings,
450 Bales JUTE,
425 Bags LINSEED,
400 Bags Bengal RICE,
15 Bags Damaged DITTO,
40 .Bags Damaged BLACK PEPPER.
Apply to Messrs. COUPLAND and DUNCAN, Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Brunswick Dock Quay,
834 Logs PINE. JUMPER, SPRUCE,And
PITCH PINE,
139 Logs BIRCH,
583 DEALS,
1090 Ash 'Hogshead STAVES,
207 Ash Hogshead BILLETS,
10 Cords LATH WOOD,
Now landing, ex Wellington. from Port Wallace, east side.
Also, •
539 Logs PINE,
195 Logs BIRCH,
44 BIRCH PLANKS,
12 Cords LATHWOOD,,
Now landing, ex Request, from Cape Breton, west side.—Ap-
ply to Messrs. M`Lnoo, Housxort, and Co., Merchants, or to
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, AUG. 23.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
M. M. Joseph and W. S. Kelsall, Liverpool and Calcutta—W. Owen
and J. Emerson, Manchester, lead and commission merchants—J.
M'Gregor and 11. Harrison, Nlanchestet and Darwen, calico-printers
—VoryA and Liverpool Steam Packet Company, common carriers.

INSOLVENTS.
Aug. 22. Henry Sadler, Bristol, wine and spirit seller.
23. William Mansfield, Aldermanbury, London, woollen-

John Alpe, Plaistow, Essex, hosier.
BANKRUPTS.
Henry Stevens and Thomas Stevens, Newington-causeway, Surrey
drapers.
Samuel Michael, Glasgow, warehouseman.
William Toplis and Thomas Toplis, Nottingham, drapers.
Samuel Holland, Nottingham, lace-maker.
Conrad Flaverkam Greenhow, North Shields, ship-broker.
Walter Thurtell. Wighton, Norfolk, miller.
'Richard I'ark, Kingston-upon-Hull, underwriter.
DIVIDENDS.
Sept. 13, W. Austin, Woolwich, ironmonger—Sept. 13, .1. Metivier,
and C. H. Metivier, Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, clothiers
—Sept. 15, W. Pound. Long-acre, London, carriage-lamp-manufar-
turer—Sept. 15, G. Wright, Woodhouse, Yorkshire, stonemason—
Sept. 14, J. Thompson, Brompton, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer—
Sept. 13, C. Berry, Birmingham, stationer—Sept. 15, C. Iluckhody,
Postland, Lincolnshire, coal-merchant—Sept. 22, T. Meredith, Horn-
castle, Lincolnshire, miller—Sept. 19, W. Pickles, Blackburn, Lan-
cashire, linen-draper—Sept. 13, T. Routledge, Shrewsbury, scrivener
Sept. 14, T. Morgan, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, grocer—Sept. 16,
A. Scott, Halifax, Yorkshire, innkeeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

TO BUILDERS AND EXCAVATORS,

DERSONS willing to CONTRACT for EXCAVATING
and for the BR ICK-WORK required to he performed in
the erection of a SEWER from Hood-street. along Marble-
street, Williamson-square, RichMond-street, Williamson-street,
across Church-street, along Church-lane and Man‘stv's-lane to
Hanover-street, for and under the direction of rine Commis-
sioners for the better Pacing and Sewerage of Ote town of Li-
7erpool," may learn all particulars relative thereto, on applica-
tion at the Office of the Commissioners, No. 1, Parish Offices,
Fenwick-street ; where sealed Tenders, endorsed with the
names of the parties tendering, and of two sureties for the due
performance of the works, and addressed to The Commis-
sioners for the better Paving and Sewerage of the town of Li-
verpool," must be left, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 31st day
of August instant.
By order of the Commissioners,
EDWARD G. DEANE, Clerk.
Liverpool, 18th August, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

VIIITISH AMERICA

To sail on Wednesday next.
For QUEBEC and mo.NTKEAL,
The fine Polacca Brig ELEEN,
Captain S. PUE
29.3 tons; British-builti and coppered; only eighteen
lannths old, and stands A 1 for twelve years; sails remarkably
0a..8 t and the Master being well acquainted with the navigation
I the St. Lawrence; she presents a conveyance for Goods not
surpassed by any vessel in the trade.—Apply to JosEPH FROSTE
Oa Co., or to S. STOKES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

On A,alt.

"1, C of BIRCH and PINE
eliverableargoes in Brasdor Lake and St. Ann'srTIMBER
peßreton, and
Port Wallace, Nova Scoti
MACLEOD. HOUSTON, and Co.,
37, North John-street.

Apply to

'.: . For SALE, by PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
4
/elf.
/4"k* The following STEAM VESSELS:—
:\"+i,,fi; 4 , One of 80 Horse-power, and about JOO tons, river-
--,y= -' btilt.
One of 100 Horse-power, 370 tons, also riveifbailt.
pne of 120 Horse-power, 420 tons, also river-built.
l'he above vessels are in perfect repair, admirably fitted for
iny service, and now regularly employed.—For 'further parti-
culars apply to WILLIAM WOOLCOMBE,
1, Freeman's-court, Corahill, Loudon.
(One property.)
...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

MENDEL AN7 ANOTHER ASSIGNEES, &C. V. DOWSON.

Mr. Cresswell and Mr. Addisson, appeared for the plaintiffs,
and Mr. Alexander for the defence.

This was an action brought by the assignees of Mr. Thomas
Liversey Crompton, of Worthington paper mills, near Wigan,
for the recovery of £75, the value of a quantity of paper fur-
nished to the defendant, who is a grocer, at Wigan. In 1833,
Mr. Crompton became a bankrupt, absconding, and leaving his
creditors wanting £lO,OOO on his estate, without one farthing
in the pound assets, and who had not since been heard of. And
two days before the act of bankruptcy a large quantity of paper
had been sent to the defendant in an unusual manner, and of a
kind he had not before purchased. It was contended that this
was not a bona fide sale, but an underhand mode of obtaining
money for the liankrupt. The assignees had called on the de-
fendant for the return of this paper, or its value, but he refused
to pay, saying he had already paid for it. A carter, the cleik
of Mr. Crompton, and other witnesses were called to prove that
the paper had been regularly sent to the defendant but two days
before the bankruptcy, and that it was sent in a very hasty
manner, and was paper of a description not used by the de-
fendant, and also that the defendant was not in the habit of
purchasing such large quanties. For the defence, the shop
boy of the defendant, and Mr. Chales Crompton were called
to prove that this was a regular sale, and that the paper was
paid for. Mr. Crompton underwent a sever cross-examination,
and prevaricated in his evidence a great deal, on which Mr.
Cresswetl,in his reply, very severely commented.
His LORDSHIP, in summing up, said the assignees, it ap-
peared, had not authorised the sale, which, at that time, the
bankrupt had no right to make, and therefore they were en-
titled to the value of the goods.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff damages £75, costs,
40s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Cervantes" is advised to drink deeper of the " Pierian spring"
before he aspires to the character of a poet.
We have received a communication headed "Parliamentary
Abortion." The late session has been so prolific in parlia-
mentary abortions of all sorts that the subject has become
quite stale.
The verses of " M." in our next.
We cannot find room for the verses of " A Constant Reader."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

MEDITERRANEAN.

For GIBRALTAR and TUNIS,
A....:
,t.
The fine Barque ENMOte,
W. S*AINSON, R.N., Corn nder; =_ .
A 1; British-built; will deliver ligh Goods at Gibral•
tar, with which she will sail inunediately.—For freight or pas•
Sage apply to JOHN HASELDEN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

CO&E.

TO IRONFOUNDERS AND EXPORTERS OF COKE.
COKE, of a quality equal to any hitherto introduced into
Liverpool, a:od approved of by the Principal Consumers in
this town, as well as Preston. Chorley, Bolton, Wigau, St.
Helen's, and the Neighbouring Districts, mayke had (in any
quantity) on application to
P. GASKELL, 44, Oldhall-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

STATE OF THE WOOLEN TRADE, &c.

The Leeds Trade continues as brisk as it has been for some
months past. The principal demand, just now, is for cloths of
secondary quality, which are consequently improving in price.
Huddersfield market, on Tuesday, v'as again a brisk one : the
demand was principally for plain cloths.
Halifax market, on Wednesday, was rather better than it has
been for some weeks past, as regards the demand, but there was
no improvement in the terms at which sales were made.
BRADFORD MARKET.—The demand for ail descriptions of
six-quarter merinos continues unabated, and there is an insuf-
ficient supply of the finer qualities of the article. Prices are
consequently firm. The purchases of finished goods have also
been extensive, and the stocks in the merchants' warehouses
are very limited. The demand for yarns of all descriptions is
very good. with prices disposed to advance, and there is a steady
but moderate demand for wools at firm prices.
YORK WOOL MARKET. August lB.—The supply of wool to
this day's market has been larger than usual at this rather ad-
vanced period of the season. There were many lin% ers in at-
tendance, and a fair quantity of business done. Prices remain
firm upon our last report.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days. Mvn. Ern. lit. Festiva/A,
H. H. H. M. Y. I.
Tuesday ....23 749 830 12 7 Venus rises 2h llm morn
Wednesday-24 9 6 938 13 10 St Bartholomew
Thursday. —23 10 6 10 3! 13 9 Length of day 14118 m
Friday, ....26 10 57 11 91 17 4 Georgian in conj with Moon
Saturday.... 27 11 42 18 8 [Augustine
SUND A*l( ...28 i 0 4 i 094 19 2 113th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday ....29 - 044 1 3 19 3! St John Baptist beheaded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-26

JOB FOX.

Job F0x.... Mr. Hackett,
To be followed by the first Act of
THE KENTUCKIAN.

Colonel Nimrod Wildfire..(the Kentuckian)..Mr. Hackett.
To conclude with the Farce of
THE UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN.

On SATURDAY, the Petit Comedy of SIMPSON AND CO.,
the Farce of THE TWO GREGORYS. a new Ballet called
THE SAILOR'S RETURN, and the Musical Farce of NO
SONG, NO SUPPER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

ROUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY.

AFFAIRS OF SPAIN.
r. G. Patce rose to bring forward his motion on Spanish
affairs but was almost inaudible in the observations which he
addressed to the house. He.said that he had never risen to ad-
occasion
dress tbe house With more anxiety than he felt on the present
.

Lord D. &twat., ,(.. - .
gentleman's notice ii,i t° order, and remarked, that the hon.
day, , ,for,a motion on the first order of the
On the suggestion of 1.40% Palmerston,
not press his objection,,ithv : Lord D. Stuart did
. 11e-sai‘iiliv.svals sensible that it was
Mr. G. PRICK resittated.'
. by the kndulgenee of-the thatlitsr
ai,,allred to proceed,
daitgle,ar:lnbeen so tearfnl,
but the. events of the last few daysd itnhe v'
so dark, and so disastrous, and
°t Only of; this
.country, but of all Europe; being involved -fn a
contest, was a.)

imminent, tbAt he did not wish Parliament to be trorOgned
without having brought under the consideration of the howi,:b
the fearful prospects hefore them. What he had often p,e,licted
had now at last come to pass. The party of the Queen of Spain.
if it could be called a party, was irretrievably lost. The con-
stitution of 1812, which had been proclaimed in many of its
cities, was unsuited to the present state of that country, and there
were no statesman of intelligence or sagacity by wham a mixed
form of government could be supported. There trete now only
two parties in Spain, the bigoted advocates of the ancient
monarchical system, and fanatics blinded by the love of ex-
treme theories, deaf to the lessons of experience, and bent on
adopting the dogmas of ultra-liberalism. He would ask how
had the government of Spain been supported so long against
the great majority of the people, for it could not now be denied
that the great majority of the people of Spain were attached to
the cause of Don Carlos ? Was not the government of the
Queen supported by the stock-jobbers of the Exchange? The
hon. member concluded by mdving that a copy of the despatch
of Mr. Villiers, announcing the proclamation of the constitu-
tion of 1812 at Malaga, Saragossa, Cadiz, Ste., and the recent
events at Madrid, be laid on the table.
Captain Bocoeno seconded the motion.
Dr. BOW/SING defended the constitution of 1812, which he
contended was in every respect adapted to the wants of the
Spanish people.
Lord PALMERSTON stated that he had already answered in-
quiries on this subject; that it would be an inconvenient and
unusual course to produce these despatches. He hoped the
member would see no necessity to press it.
Sir J. ELLEY thought the British government ought not to
pursue such temporising conduct regarding Spain.
The motion was eventually withdrawn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

T4EATI; E-ROYAL,

During the past week on actor: of a nevr charneter to thPie
previously introduced, to the Liverpool public during the pre-
sent season has appeared on the boards of this theatre, in the
person of Mr. Lionel Goldsmid. 11lr. GOldimid, in the' " high
lire below stairs" style of acting,whiefhisltii!especial forte, has
gained considerable celebrity in London Heeertainly per-
forms the "genuine rip" and the '"ll:.;WiiegiCo'Ve"'in Most in-
itnitabie,, style. •fl is taTents: a -m,nitici,sand his command of
voice to every conceivable modulatOn, we have never seen
snrpassed. On Tuesday night the "Robert Macaire"
was.gut up with a new cast,of characters,- Mr i Browne taking.
the part of Robert Macaire, and Mr. Vale Jagues,Strop. Mr.
Browne did not at all appear at home in this chtiraeter. The
personation was forced and unnatural, and ditlfiotlyartake of
tii,tt,t alertness of appropriation, and fear-nought character, which,
are the peculiar characteristics of this expert and desperate thief,
the complete personification of which has got,up the. name
of this drama under the hands or Mr. T. P. Cooke. The Luce
of " The Man and the Tiger," which followed, was one of the
best things that has appeared this season. The character of
Mr. Splasher, the Man, suited Mr. Browne,, and he played it
extremely well. The piquancy of the piece would, however,
have been wanting, but for the tiger-like accomnlishrnents of
Mr. Goldsmid as Bob Buckskin, the Man's Tiger. • 'the character
of mixed and unvarnished shiftiness and jockeyism introduced
into the "Tiger" kept the audience in one .continued and almost
painful laugh. The song of "Bartholomew Fair," introduced
by Mr. Goldsmid, was inimitably snug, producing peals of
laughter, and received.an enthusiastic encore. On Wednesday
evening the fine drama of "Lucille" was again brought out.
There was, however, great want of the character which Mrs.
Keeley threw into the part of Lucille, and of the dry humour of
Mr. Kee!ey in Izak Schuyp, which part was taken by Mr.
Baker—characters which, with the admirable representation of
St. Cyr by Mr. Stuart, constitute the main attraction of' the
piece. Miss Faucit is an actress of no mean ability, and of a
fine figure. Her representations would, however, tell better if
she were to strive less for effect and trust more to nature. That,
she may feel assured, has a chord which will be responded to by
every bosom; the fortner appeals to criticism, (if not to ridicule,)
and leaves the feelings which it is the actor's main object
to excite—completely dormant. Mr. Lionel Goldsmid, in the
character of Jem Bags, in " The Wandering Minstrel," kept
up his character, and the house in one continuous laugh. The
part of Mrs. Crincum could not hare been in better hands than
with Mrs. Clarke. Mr. Vale, of, the Theatre-Royal, Covent-
garden, is a gentleman of no mean ability, and has been sus-
taining comic characters during the week. The houses have
been tolerably good.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTIES BILL.

Mr. Hots begged leave to ask the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, under the belief that the clause which made it imperative
on the proprietors of newspapers to have a separate die had
been left out of the bill, whether it would not be possible fur
him to give directions to the Stamp-office to furnish separate
dies to such newspapers as might require them ?
Mr. Rica apprehended that he could not answer the question
directly, as he believed the clause had not been omitted; but,
assuminit that it had, it was his intention to give to each news-
paper a distinctive die. There would be no kind of difficulty
whatever in giving effect to the provisions of the clause, assum-
ing that it had been omitted, except so far as regarded the
penalty, which could not be recovered or enforced unless by the
authority of law. The effect aimed at, however, would be
nearly as fully accomplished without a provision for that pur-
pose, for if any parties were to use any other than their own
stamp, the fact must necessarily be made known to the whole
country.

BOROUGH JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION RILL

The order of the day was then read for the house resolving
itself into committee on this bill.

Mr. L. CHARLTON contended that the house could not go
into a committee on this bill, as it was a blank skin of parch-
ment, ann not the bill which was read a first time on Saturday
last. It had not been read a first, and therefore could not have
been read a second time.

The house resolved itself into a committee on the bill, al-
though Mr. Charlton once more protested against the proceed-
ing on the Speaker's leaving the chair.
Mr. CHARLTON proposed a clause to exempt the town of
Ludlow from the operation of the bill.
Mr. RIcE opposed the motion. He did not think there ex-
isted any special grounds for the exemption of that town ; legis-
lation should always proceed on general principles, without re-
ference to particular cases.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL very much doubted whether the
bill would in any way affect the right and privileges possessed
by the town of Ludlow. . . .

After a short conversation the motion was withdrawn.

The several clauses were agreed to without discussion; the
house resumed; the bill was reported, and the standing orders
having been suspended, read a third time and passed.
The borough boundaries and borough funds bill were all com-
mitted, reported, and read a third time without observation.
The paror•hial assessments bill went through committee; and
the house was counted out during a discussion on the common
fields enclosure bill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

B RITIS WIERIC 4..

For MIRAMICIII, NEW UNSWICK,
4irik The tine A I Barqu JANE,
Join JAoEs, aster;
481 tons per register; wilt be despatched on the 20th
Au2ust.—For freight or passage, haying excellent accommoda-
tions,
apply on board, Brurisivick Dock. or to
. . ANDERSON, 'GARROW, and Co.

NE :V SOtTTA

For HOBART TOWN and SVYDN
The fine Ship N 0 R 'l' H 1.1,M B MT' , A N D,
%.4 FRANCIS 'ORAOND, 041tatil' er ;
Burthen per register 361 tons, and , its remarkably
faM• This vessel Is in evexy_reagect a pinst4a,,i,ot4le etiu.vey-
tee for goods and passengers, haring a poop cabin, fitted -up
allia very superior , manner, and she is upwards of 7 feet high
htween decks. Al great part of her cargo p .pow tin•board, and
e \viti be ddvatillfe•d'litiVre-20th Augast.,—ApPly to Messrs.
WILI,IANI Sail rii and Sow, Merchants.-Or-fo--

WILIAAM BELL,. 23. Water-s!rect

On Eat z.

444
'ScOtchl3rown CANVAS, .
. . Salt and Corn SACKS. SACKING LICKS, ~ .
. Mending BAGGING, 34 and (dch.
TWINE; OSNABUaGS, HESSIANS,'SHEETINGS,
RUSHY PARK'COALS, for STEANTERS' u=e,
' . Ruthven's PATENT PRESSES,
For Copying, Priuting Lithography, &e.
Apply to , . PETER R. M•QUIE,
' . •• ' 1, Covent=gardn, Water-street.
WANTED, a respectable YOU'rE!, as an Apprentice.;
-1.......

tt On SALE,
•
The. Ship VICTORY
59,) tons, register.
This Ship was launcliedae Quebec i fay last, where
`le was built of the be; white oak, and is co per.fastened.
JOHNSON, GRAINGER, and Co.

On SALE,
The Brig: EV
N. S. TA IT, M
• Built at Stockton, in 1835, under
present owner. Length, 79 feet; breadth,
(if hold, 13 feet. 10 inches ; adrneasures 184
tiered and copper-fastened; well found in
Queen's
cargo for her tonnage.—Apply to
,tueen's Dock, or to
HENRY •SMITH and Co., King-street

aster;
r the•insp on of the
23 f e -inch; depit
34 3 tons; is cop•
o s es, and carries E
th Master, on board.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

LONDON TIMES AND EVENING MAIL,

M E c.,q E Public I, r-4:tfully- informed. thjt THE -TIM 4,2•;.
ari.ives l Xl'ifESti every. Morning at Half-past Seven,
and will be on Sale at the Office, No. 48, Lord-street.
THE EVENING MAIL three days per week, post—
Price 7d.
Advertisements and communications for the ,ditor are re-
quested to be left at the Office, as above, as a Parcel is for-
warded to the TIMES-OFFICE Nightly.
L. T. GASKILL, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

For the BENEFIT of Mr. VALE, and the Last Night of his
Engagement.
Fifth Night of Mr. LIONEL GOLDSMID, who s acquired
so much celebrity in ihe London Theatres, and w o is engaged
for this and the ensuing week.
Last Week but One of Mr. HENRY HORNC STLE, of the

Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane.
rrtH IS present FRIDAY, the 19th instant, will be performed
the Musical Play of
IN iALE AND YARICO.

Sir Christopher Curry.. Mr. Baker Inkle.. Mr. W. H. Bland,
Trudge.. Mr. Vale I Campley.. Mr. Henry Horneastle.
Yarico Mrs. W. H. Bland, (late Miss Somerville.)
At the end of the Opera, A CHINESE PAS DE 'rums,
by Messrs. T. and .1. RIDGWAY and JON AS, and the Comic
Song of "The Good Old Days of Adam and Eve," by Mr.
VALE.

After which, the Farce of
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.

Tom Twizg..ll,ll.l.ioneiGoldstnicl. in which character he wi
introduce the Comic Songs of "Bartholomew t' air," and
" The Calais Packet."
Caroline Gavton ....Miss Chaplin
To conclude with DON GIOVANNI. .

Don Giovanni..Nlr. Henry Horneastle I Leporeilo—Mr. Vale.

Donna Anna.... Mrs. W. I-I. Filmic'.
On SATURDAY, the favourite Play of the CASTLE
SPECTRE. In the course of the Evening, TWO COMIC
SONGS. by Mr. LIONEL GOLDSMID. After which, the
Musical Farce of T.:IE WATERMAN. To conclude with the
Farce of THE LADY AND E DEVIL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We must offer an apolny to our subscribers in town and coun-
try for the late delivery of their papers on Tuesday last.
The length of our assize intelligence prevented our going to
press before seven o'clock, a. m.
The Memorial of the House of Assembly, Jamaica, shall be
noticed in our next.
" Lines on Zelinda" are declined.
" A. Z." complains of " being fettered with reason and com-
mon sense six days in the week." We desire him to write
no more in his utifiittered state, as we have no taste for com-
munications which are devoid of common sense.
We have no room for the letter on the subject of" water
tanks."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

ii-i_;ipertrs,

AFRICA.

Experiment, Hamilton, frcim Tetuan, with 130 his sheeps' wool, C
Hamilton—S Dk

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA

James Bailie, Taylor from Jamaica, with 4 lids 50 tcs 21 brls sugar,
62 puns 15 lids rum, 7 tcs coffee, 123 brls ginger, 38 t logwood, 241 logs
mahogany, 39.10 gs cedar, 848 lancewood spars, .1 Mulhulla'nd and co-
-20 brls ginger, 15 t rustic, 48 logs cedar, 413 lance Wood spars; 1 bx rtd
goods, Order—G bk .
Sandbach, Bispham, from Demerara, with 478 hds sugar, 23 puns 30
' hds 40 brls rum, 28 brls 193 hags coffee, No Consignee-118 hds sugar,
22 puns 20 hds rum, C S Parker-1 brl runt, .1 Bowes-2 bris sugar, 2
bgs coffee, J Bispham-6 bxs sundries, Order.—W Dk
Wilsons, Norman. from Demerara, with 144. hds 10 tea 1 brl sugar,
108 puns 34 hds 25 brls rum, 111 eks molasses, 171 bags coffee, 1 hd 5
cs Mad wine, T and II 111urrav,2-25 lids sugar, Wilson and Cort-6 do,
J Bolton-15 do, 30 brls rum, Waterhouse and Sons-3 logs timber, 1
box preserves, Order—W Dk •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

ESTATE IN STIRLINGSHIRE FOR SALE.

THE LANDS and ESTATE of FINNIGII, extending to
, about 420 Acres, lying in the Parish or rumen, ahout 15
miles from Glasgow, 2 from the village of rumen, and 5 from
Loch Lomond.
There is a commodious and substantial N ANSION:HOUSE
on the Estate, in the very best ordnelegaotly_Turnished, and
in every waysuited for the residence of a genteel family; the
Offices are extensive and convenient, and there is a large and
well stocked walled Garden. The Lands abound with Game,
and there is excellent Fishing in the Endrick, which bintnds
the Estate on the north for upwaros of half a mile.
The Mansion-house and other parts of the Estate command
extensive views of the beautiful scenery of Loch Lomond and
the surrounding picturesque country.
A great proportion of the purchase money may remain in the
hands of the purchaser, upon the security of the Lands.
For further particulars apply to JAMES BUCHANAN, 8; Old-
hall-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

rIpHE advertises., who is perfectly conversan with business,
Jl. and has extOnsive. connexions anion.. the Grocers and
Tea-dealers, both in this county and t rincipal towns in
the south of Ireland, wonld be willing to rest with a Wholesale
Grocer or Tea. Merchant as TRAVELLER or SALESMAN.
The most respectable references.—Address Box A 116,
Postoffice, Liverpool.

A. DESIRABLE PARTNERSEIit" BREWERY,
with an established and improvin nnexion, may now
be formed by a Gentleman who would able to bring in capital
(as required) e9tially with the present proprietor, say from
£1701ltto'£200"). Parties, whom this partnership might suit,
will please either to send their real names and address to A. 8.,
care of Mr. KEIGHTLEY, Attorney, Cook-street, or to com-
municate with Mr. KEIGHTLEY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

BRITISH AMERICA.

Under contract to sail immediajely.
For MONTREAL,
41.1 ski The beautiful. new Maryport-built PARAGON,
ROBERT SMITH, M. er;
Stands A I for twelve years; coppere ad copper-fastened,
and sails remarkably fast. Captain Saa a is well acquainted
with the St. Lawrence. This vessel wi be found to be the
most eligible conveyance now on the berth;—For freight or
Passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

To Or 4470til

/TO be SOLD, a handsome CHARlOylearly new, in pre-
IL sent taste, and built in Lonion ; c oplete with Imperial
Cap-case, Boxes, &c., beingt the property of a Gentleman, zone
abroad. May be seen at J. GousT's, No. 23, Great Charlotte-
street.

' ,TO WOOLLEN DRAPERS 'AND TAILORS.
A VALUABLE CONCERN.' In the 'ahoy
_.tine._in; one of
/
the Midland Counties, 11, TO BE DI OSED OF', in
cot-Ise:l:pence of the ill health of the Prepr- )r. The connex-
ion is highly respectable, and established n ny yearsl tilt! Shop
has a oandsome modern front, in the very hest part of the town ;
and the Stock; which is something under £2OOO, can fie redireed
to suit a customer. It presents an excellent opportunity for an
enterprising Young Man with -a moderate capital, as the circum-
stances df the retiring party will enable him to grant every;reh.,
sonable indulgence, upon adequate security.
Further particulars of Mr. FULLER, Auctioneer and Estate-
aqent, 65, Church-street, adjoining the Athenreum ; or at No. 1,
Skinner-street, London, (if byletter, post paid).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01

LIVERPOOL CORN

WHEAT, ty 70115. s d s d
English, new red, 7 3 a 7 9
Do. Old 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. new white
Do. old 0 0.. 0 0
Scotch, white 0 0.. 0 0
Do. red
Irish, new red
Do.'old 6 1 .. 6 8
Do. new white
Do. old

DaDo ree d. . .
00
00 00
00
Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white: ..... 0 0.. 0 0
Conigsherg, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white
Riga& Petersburg -0 0.. 0 0
Odi.ksm-- o'o .. 0 0
Russian, hard 0 -0 .. 0 0
Canada,-red - 0 -0 .. 0 0
Do: =white
Bonded-Wheat' '3
-6 .. 4- 8
IZYnlimp:qr. English
and Foreign, free 0 0 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 0 0
-
En,f,dish;Malting...34 0 .. 37 0
Do. Grinding,6oth 3 8 .. 311
Irish, Malting, do. 0-0 0- 0
Do. Grinding, do. 4 2 ..- 4 4
Porejga, d. p. do.' 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 0 0
OATS, V 4595.

EngliAh,•new . 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Scotch, &c new 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. oil

WOODVILLE'S ,CIGAR MmiuFec-rouy.--7Hiring a o/arttec I
set off to visit the celebrated manufactory ,of Woodville, whose
cigars-me now known all -over 1161-vorld.- The establishment
„
was•some distance from the_city gates—lle country through
which I passed
.possessed nothing very,,reniarkable to recOm•:.
mend it to notice, with the exception of some extensive.gardens
filled with exquisite-looking fruit, and flowers of a ,sigg and
brilliancy of colour, exceeding any thing
"I had ever seen in the
choicest conservatories in England: Arrived at my destina-
tion, I encountered many of my:brother officers engaged in
selecting cigars ; my•object was to obtain a quantity. ota.:,parti-
cular' snuff.; for which the honie was-fained. I experienced
great civility from one of the overseers'of' these extensive pre-
mises, who escorted me over theiii: Under long open sheds
were seateif,- each at aleriarate able, a number of negroes,_ and
the leaf ancl,cut tobacco was supplied.to.them.;:gy young black
urchins, who skipped about with-intretlihle---activizty,,consider-
ing the state'of; the •atniosphere; 'upon a porticin, of 'flattened
leaf enough of the cut herb, was placed,. and.. then; by:tlie-aPpli-
' cation of the wet fingers of the Operator,•vvhose:saliva was in
constant requisition. these materials-were speedily rolled into a
cigar, the twist at the. top being gi;en by placing it between
the back teeth. In-spite of the, disgust I feltr.at thus-, leuriiing
the art andinystery of-their"fabrication,:l, Vsloght,sorne bundles
6f the " best yellOws,!Land a few-of the smaller sort, called
cabillos, so, extensively patronised iby the ladies of Cuba,,
Recollections of un Artillery Officer, by B. F. Hill.