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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

xtiu 3)ublitations.

SIR WALTER SCOTT'S HISTOLtY OF SCOTIAN
FOR THE USE OP''R.C,HOO
In two thick• Vols., with aColnuraNap •
numE HISTORY OF SUM )
period to the close of the 41
TALES OF A GRANDF/11".11)
SCOTT, Bart.

..'rice 10s., bouni;
.) from the earliest
_awn 1745-6 ; contained' in
',ll. By SIR WALTER

HOBERT CADEt L, Edinburgh; WHITTAKER and Co L
don; and all Booksellers.
(The, usual allowance to Schools.)
" These Tales were written in the interval of other avocations,
for the use of the young relative to whom they are inscribed.
They embrace, at the same time, some attempt at a genetal
view of Scottish History, with a selection of its more pietAeseine
and prominent points: Having been found useful to the young
Persont,or whom the compilation was made, they are now given
to the public, in the trope that they may be a source of instruc-
tion for others. The Compilation, though professing to be only
a collection of Tales, or Narratives from the Scottish Chronicles,
will nevertheless be found to contain a general view of the His-
tory of that country from the period when it begins to possess
general interest."—AssorsFono, December,

Just published, in 12mo, 60 pages, uniform with the Sacred
Classics, price Is.,
THE REFORMATION OF THE CI HIN IRE-
LAND, during the Reigns of Het 111., Edward,Vl.,
and Queen Mary, wherein are serera .aferi4 Passageoomitted
by other Historians, concernit . manner 'bow that Kingdom
was first Converted to' the P extant lit;ligionrset forth in the
Life and Death of GEORCE BROWNE' Archbistr9p of Dub-
lin, with a remarkable instance of God's providence, which oc-
curred at Chester; to which is added sonte Notices of the Rev.
Mr. SMITH, (Chaplain to Lord Montague, aCiiilntrv,riut
("fey:mitt::
Romish Faith to the Church of England;) prefixed. are Nine
Verses from St. Luke, chap. 1, v. 28 to 35, the principal feature
of discussion (in the objectionable Summary')
the Town Schools of Liverpool ; with Notes front Matthew
Poole, Dr. A. Clarke, and Father Que,nel, in f
reference to this
sublime announcement to the \ irr;iu y o the Coming pf
Christ, " Son of the Highest, and the Lord God ;" some Extracts
from Bishop Stillingtlect, and other valuable authorities. The
whole accompanied with FXplariltOry Notcs.
The Reformation DedicuteJ to his Majesty. The A.ppendix,
to James Aspinall, Esq.
Published at 41. Renshaw-street, Liverpool; sold
ers ll by
Meseta.
Grape!, Marples, Cop*, Taylor, anal all Booksellers.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS TURPIN,
And her last appearance this season. On which occasion
Mr. HENRY WALLACX, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-
garden, will make his first appearance at this Theatre, and
will for this night only sustain his original character of Robert
Macaire, in the popular drama of that name.
Miss BETTS, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and
Drury-lane, whose valuable services have been secured for
this Evening, will sing several popular Songs in the Concert.
Mr. VALE, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden, who is en-
gaged for a limited period, will make his first appearance on
this occasion in his original character of Jac 'Strop.
Third Week of Mr. II ENRIH 0 RN cAsT ,of the Theatre.
Royal, Drury-lane
fIIHIS present FRIDAY EVE I
be performed the Opera of
THE BARBER SEVILLE.
Fiorello Mr. Henry Horncastle.
Count A linavi va.... Mr. G. Horncastle.

the sth instant, wi:

Figaro.. Mr. Browne. - Rosina.. Miss Turpin.
After which a CONCERT, consisting of Songs, Duets, &c.,
by Miss Betts, Miss Turpin, Mrs. W. H. Bland, Mr. H. Horn-
castle, and Mr. G. Horncastie.
To conclude with, for the first time at this Theatre, a new
Drama, as performed ht the London Theatres, with distin-
guished approbation, called
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert Macaire Mr. Henry Wallack.
Jacques Strop Mr. Vale.
Marie (a poor woman) Mrs. Stanley.
On SATURDAY a favourite Play and Farce.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY.

The Duke of RICHMOND, after some observations from the
Duke of CUMBERLAND, fixed Thursday for bringing up the re-
port on the Brighton railway bill. The noble Duke threatened
the committee with his animadversions when the subject come
before the house.

Rather an angry discussion took place on the motion for the
second reading of the Poole corporation bill, which was ulti-
mately thrown out without a division.
The committee on the stamp duties' bill was postponed till
Monday; and the Scottish universities' bill, on the motion of
the Duke of WELLINGTON, was deferred till next session..
Some important business followed, and their lordships ad-
journed.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--TUESDAY.

The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour.

Mr. Hodgson, the new member for Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
was introduced by Sir G. Clerk and Colonel Perceval, and
took the oaths and his seat. The hon. gentleman was loudly
cheered on his entrance by the members on the opposition
benches.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

r 29.
ind is so ll=
ather lower
150 cages
vithdrawn,
—The sales
'0 Trinidad
an exten7
f Jamaica
ance of 35,
fully 4s 4,
nought 125 s
Id 120 bags,
nary to fair
Mdta at 40s
1; Os to ..£8
t 31d 4P Ifff
;very lilll6
11 parcel of
ssed Caro-
., and sales
y good and'

full price 4:
liven-10
uest, and a
5 chests in-
ouldy, sold
31s to 343,

have been
s, 30 of St,:.
17s 6d ; it}
avanilla at
ght £l6 to
porters of
le reduced
he last few'
amount to
Lry parcels
by auction
lean roanY
s has been
35s for the
RON BARK'
ANSRED•7'
Monte Vl-
azit at 51d.
d 1800 dry
012f,R
The sales
Lnd the re-

but the
rs are not.
(rood Nor
re" is a fair
rtially
R is scarce
MAnnsits
lave found
middling
for (4,IVS ,
our of the
small lots
received
on OIL is
.siness has
-The sales
a.-011. of
tersburgh
outshot at
Ta Limy(
ill parcels.

29.
dull, but
of the se-
Tect sales,
? to a coin
who also

s have re-
An. 1,000
^rican and

Jared with
imon qua-
are 83,000
een taken
engal, for
and 600

['TON.

Prvsly
thisyeat

238865
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

BRITISH AMERICA.

To sail in a few daYs.
For QUEBEC,
iL•7 The fine new A 1 Ship MA • t ET,
R. GOODWIN, Comm•'" •r ;
• "hen per register 568 tons. This vess- s a fast sailer, and
is every respect a superior conveyance for goods, which will
tio taken on moderate ternis.—For freight or pas Sage applica-
,:to be made to the Captain, on board, in the Brunswick
c k or to JOSEPH FROSTE and Co.

COAST WIS ...F. : .

For DARTMOUTH,
A,:
The YOUNG GIPSEY
• ''' iVt
Captain GRAY.
-
' For PORTSMOUT .
- ______

The LITTLE PENN,
Captain WILLIArds.
Will sail in a few days, and have room for a few tons of goods
"-Apply to JOHN TOBIN.

(134 n

On SALE,
• V• The first-class 'oak-built Ship
BRITISH HERPLNE,
611 tons per reg,ister, 'old measu e ent ; built at
Quebec, in the summer- or ISM: by experi ed builders; she
copper-fastened
er-fastened and well secured with iron staple knees, and
to every respect suited for the cotton or timber trade.; she has a
lull poop, her cabin is fitted up, and she 'carries a very large
e4tgo on an easy draft of water ; daily expetted tt arrive.—For
particulars apply to JAMES LOGAN, . Ohlh tll-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

Ruction.

4/
SAL-_IT
LITHERLAND
By Mr. I'. Bi{ANCH,
On MoNriAY next. .81h instant, at Eleye '
inises. Litherland, near the Canal Bri re,
riiilidE remaining part of the ti SELIOLD FURNI-
_EL TUE E, of a Gentleman' cha rig his residence, includ-
ing an excellent Mahogany Pede 1 Sideboard of fine wood, a
sin All set of Drawing-rooM Chaits. a range of drab moreen
‘Nritidow Curtains, a folding iron Military Beadstead, an excel-
lent set of' Brussells Stair Carpets, a lead Sink Filtering Stone
and Frame, a few Green-house Plants and Stands, set of Dairy
Utensils, Barrels,.Casts, Iron Boiler, Wheel Barrow, &c.
...

'clock, on the Pre-

To he viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be bad on the Premises; or from Mr. T. BRANCH, Hanover-
street, Liverpool. .

SALE IN RUSSELL-STREET.
By Mr. T. BRANCH, •' •
On TUESDAY next, the 11th instant, at n o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, No. 48, RE -street, near the
Welch School,
ripllF, valuable HOUSEHOLD F NITURE, Linen,'
China, Glass, and other Effects, of a Lady declining
housekeeping
The Furniture comprising: Four-post and Camp-bedsteads,
with Hanging=s, and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Kid-
derminister Carpets, Mahogany Articles in Dining, Card and
Pembroke Tables. Chairs, Sow, Snap Tables, &c., Slipper
Bath, Scarlet Moreen Curtains, .Siving Glasses, Kitchen Re-•
quisites, &e. .
To he viewed on Monday next, Bth instant, when Catalogues
may be had On the Premises, or frourMr. T. BRANCH, Hanover-
street. •

tra br

•
1-14 OR SALE, a superior WEIGHIN
U by Rigby and Co. Has beet) vfit
gobd as new. Cost £7O; pore for ‘''
letter post paid) to T. E. COLE, Es,
Plintstot e

iIACHINE,.-made

ittle used and is as

I:so.—Apply .(if by
, AStou-hall,(tta►warden,

HAY AND CORN lIATOT

ALARGE assortment of New and: cond hand RICK
.CLOTIIS, with and wlthout Poi ,Pullies,,and Lines
(the second-hand ones in excellent con ion, having been little
used,) for Sale at BENJAMIN B Duke-
street, Southwark.—Matquees, Tents, Flags, Sz,c.
Orders per post (Idly attended to.
A Warehouse. 208. Piccadilly.
,„? The largest Marquee in-Europe f
without a;bO4r4ed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS

Mr. A. Tacvoit wished to ask thehon. and learned member
for Kilkenny a question, to which he trusted he would give him
an answer. He had placed in the order book a notice with re-
spect to the other house of parliament. What he wished to
know was, whether he intended to persevere in bringing for-
ward that motion in the course of the present session ; and if he
did not, whether it was his intention to renew it in the next ?

Mr. O'CONNELL said he did not mean, at the present late
period of the session, to bring the subject forward; but in
stating that he wishe,l to be distinctly understood that his opi-
nion was, that he acted consistently with his duty in giving no-
tice of his intention to make the motion at the very earliest
period of the next session. The hon, and learned gentleman
then gave notice that he would, .early next session, move a re-
solution of that house to the effect that it was requisite for the
public weal of this realm that there should be an extension of
the
body peerage, and that the peers should be made an elective
Mr. A. TREVOR gave notice that on Thursday next he
would move that the foregoing notice be expunged from the
books of the house.

Mr. EWART gave notice that in the nett session he should
move for a return otali the bills that had teen sent up in the
present session a' well us the last to the House of Lords which
had not been passed; and also a return of all the bills sent to
gist house from the House of Lords which had shared a similar
fate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05

WEST WINES AATO MADEIRA

Barbadian, (245) Hutchinson, fm Barb:tdos. with 100 bags singer,
321 lids 47 tessn;ar. Keyes, Litherland and co—. 2 brls do. D 1-intelitn-
spn-1 brls do. 18 bxs arrowroot, F M'Cleave--21 bx.s arrowroot, G
Gowlinl-370 salted ox hides, Cavan Bros and co—Q
_ _ .

Elearinr, (317) Rees. fm Tii;tirladindflarbadoel. with (fm Trinidad)
with MS hds 4 tes 44 hrlS sugar. 11 Moore and co—(fm Barbadoesi 120
hds sugar, II Moore and co—Cl Dk

SOUTH AMR. RICA.

Guardian, (203) Leese, from Valparaiso, with aht 160 t Nicaragua
Wood. 96 hgs coffee, 2 pkgs shells, aht 5 t copper ore. 643 bgs saltpetre,
Order—abt 33 t copper ore, Hegan, Hall and co-29 do, .1 It Temple-
man—W Uk_ _ _

- - Diadem, 153) Broadhead, fin Laguara, with aht 135 t copper ore,
loose, J Bibby and co-2 bgs cocoa, Ackers. Greenshields, and co-17
hls 213 pkgs cotton, .Akers, Greenshields and co-55 his 500 pkigs do,
Ordf,r-42 his do, J Kearsley and Son-300 hls do. Carne and
hls 3 bgs do, I bgs cotton seed, Ibg cotioa,Wll L Svers-2 brls dra-
gon's blood. G 11111-2 hxs specimens natural history. Order—S Dk
Juliana, Muller, (130) with abt 480 qrs peas, 130 qrs vetches, Came
and Telo—Q Dk
John Welch. (259) Woodhouse, fin La liache, Santa Martha and
Savanilla, with (fm Santa Martha) aht 200 t Nicaragua wood—(f Sa-
vanilla) aht 600 bales cotton—The above vessel was totally wrecked
on West Hoyle. 29th July, and the above is the best account that can
be given of the cargo, part of which has been saved.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

Xtba Vublicationo.

Evans, Chegwin, and Hall ; Kaye, Walrusley, Robins , Gra-
pel, Can nell, and other BoOksellers in Liverpool, h• received
LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAG NE ; No.
.1 CCXLVIII. For JuNE.
I. The Three Brotheri of Damascus, ateily. By Adam
oehlens, hlmger.—ll. Job. Pippins; the an who " Couldn't
help Reminiscences of tothard, (concluded.)-IV.
Okford and Dr. Hamprien:—V. Sonnets by The Sketcher.—
VI. What is our External Policy and Condition ?—VII. "li.ans•
lations from-the Greek Aulh-olOgy. By William Hay.—VIII.
The Metaphysiciim„NO. I.; on The PbiloSophy of Locke.—lX.
The Anglo-Norrtiatelrouveres of the 12th and 13th Centuries.
•X.-Trefiriitiiiii-s-W-Weiltli.:LXl.-Te-rii.al Stanzas, by Delta.
XII. The Song of Demodocus. Translated by Sir D. K. Sand-
Letter from a Liberal.Whi.r.--.XIV. The Siller
'Gun. A l'oetn,An five Cantos, by John Mayne.
William Blackwood and Sons;Edinburol Edinburgh; Thomas Cadell,
LOndon.

_
y,,„,„„_i5h,.....,...... 0........,;,.:__ .>, ~,to ttl ...uintai y--
R,ASE It'- for J IJ•N -E, No. LXXVIII, contains,
uheation, and-Trot-notion from the Ranks, considered' by.,
Ensign. 0' Donoghue ; —Cutting-out Ashore; .or a Bold .Stroke
during the Peace of Amiens ;--Ikbrew Idyls. No. X.
Tobias and the Angel;-011 the Cliarge.that Men of Genius
and .high ;I:alepts want Judgment and Practical Sense. By
Sir Egerton Byydges;—My Grandfather. ,A, "
ai e of Bath.
eiee4
,Part ll.;—lmortality and Immateriality ; Letter from
Cambridge to `Oliver Yorke, about the A Plucking, &c.;
—Song of the Virgin Mary. on the Birth. lnfant Saviour;
Gallery of Literary Characters, No. LXZVIII., with a full-
length Portrait of 'Mrs. S. C. Hall;—" Justice to Ireland ;"
—The Annular Eclipse, May 15, 1836;—Bacchanalia Memo-
rabilia. By Nimrod. No:III. Drinking Experiences;—Son-
net that might have been written in May. By the Rev. Wm.
Lisle Bowles;—The Odes of Horace;—The Book of plunders;
—Our present Position;—June. Waterloo Sonnets;—lndex.
James Fraser, 215 Regent-street, London; and.W. Grape),
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

➢fARKET COMMITTEE,

Resolved that the petitions of the butchers that Pownall•
square Market be supplied with stalls, as heretofore, be cons.
plied with. Confirmed. ,

Mr. Councillor HENRY LAWRENCE begged to ask one ques-
tion relating to the £550 to be paid by the treasurer for law ex-
penses. Ile had left the room to ascertain in the proper
quarter whether the £550 was to be paid for the objects stated,
and was absent at the proper time to raise an objection. There
appeared to be a mistake in the entry of the report which had
been read to the council. It was stated in that report, that the
treasurer be authorised to pay the town-clerk £550 for parlia-
mentary and law charges on the three bills before parliament.
That sum had been voted for them. It was not in reality voted
for those objects, for, as stated in the committee, £250 were voted
for the church endowment question and £lOO for the bills. It was
not right that the real object to which the money was to be ap-
plied shou d be concealed, or that the council should be ignorant
of what they were voting for. It was not properly entered in
the report, and he thought it ought not to be passed over sub

Mr. Councillor BOLTON begged to be understood distinctly.
The purposes for which the money had been voted, as explained
by Mr. Lawrence, were distinctly stated before the finance
committee; he was, therefore; ignorant of the cause why the
words of the finance committee had not been explicitly stated
in the report.
Mr. Councillor J. HOLMES said it arose out of an error from
the town-clerk leaving town immediately after.
The MAYOR said Mr. Leathom, the chairman of the commit-
tee, who was out of town, or his deputy, ought to have signed
that report before it was submitted to the council. Mr. Law-
rence had done quite right to call attention to it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 6th instant, at One o'c c , at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-stree
59 Casks OpOrto'ARGOL , •
146 Nags Ditto SHUMACI,
Ex Caumens, from Oporto.
Apply to Messrs. l'nomas 'ALA ft TIN and So N, Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On MONDAY nest, the ,6th instant, at One o'clock, at .P.
Bushbv's Otfice,"9, Exchange-alley,
6 Boxes CIGARS, containing about 120 each,
Ex Thomas,Thim Bahia.—Apply to Mr. 'l'. S. acToN, -Mer-
chant, or to W. P. BUSEIBY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

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THEATRE-ROYAL, I.IV ;,III'001.•

LA.s'T NIGIIT BUT ONE OF MR. MIMI
LAST NVEI,K R. F. M .
r 41111 S present FRIDAYOF EMVENING, theATTDEW 3d S.
Jnostune I
id. will bleperformed the petite Comedy of
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
Mier which trill be produced, for the first tin
Comedy, in three acts, written by Mr. Pow
with distinguished success at the The 3
garden, called
ETIQUETTE;
Olt, A BLUNDER FO WIFE. p wer.
Captain O'More..(his original ci arecter).•ilin
Sir Peregrine Langley.... Mr. F. Alatthews• Sod
Pravious to the Farce a Pas de Deux, by Mr. 1. RidgwaY

red
here, -
and perforwo,
C°Ve

Madlle. Marie.
To conclude with the Farce of
HE IRSH TUTOR.
Doctor0"foole, Mr.T Power, in ar which chacter be will introd°
the celebrated Irish Song of " The Groves of Blarnebsp
To-mallow (Saturday) the Melo Drama of TI-IF-12pE,1C5,
BOY. After which the Interlude of THE INNKri'ir'
rgs
BRIDE. To which will be added the Farce of FORTursli•
FROLIC. To conclude with the romantic Drama of VII'
TINE AND ORSON.
IlaV" The new Drama of O'FLANNIGAN & THE FA: :seat'
which has been received on each representation with the fie%t
est applause, will be repeated for the last time on MoND'Vrr of
Nl:with a variety of other Entertainments, for the BE
Mr. POWER, and the Last Night of his Engag,emelt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

OR THURSDAY, the 16th instant, .at Twelve o'clock • t Bate-
son and Horsfall's Office, ,Lower Castle-s et,
83 Cheits East India INDIG
Now landing,—,Apply to Mr. GARDNER Boons, Merchant, or
• BATESON and-HORSFALL, Broke's.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

By order of the Executors,
On FRIDAY, the 17th June instant, at One o'clock, at the'

Clarendon-rooms
THE HOUSE in Duke-street, No. 9 3,.late the eptoperty and
residence of Miss BLAcx, deceased, with the ce of va-
cant Land adjoining, also fronting the scree and affording
space for the erection of another .similar se, and hounded
eastuardly by ,the House of .JOHN -13( N, Esq., containing
in front to Duke-street and Henry-st respectively 41 feet, 6
inches, and in depth 119 feet 6 in( S. 't enure, one life in
being, aged about 70, and 21 years afterwards, under the usual
rent and covenants, in Leases from the Corporation of Liver-
pool. The House is very commodious,, and from the advantage
of having side-lights is particularly cheerful and pleasant, and
is in the most perfect state of order and:neatness.
Immediate possession may be bad. Theleys are with Messrs.
REDISki and BIRD, Tyrer-street, from whom, or from Mr.
NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, further particulars may be
had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

QUARTER SESSIONS,

Mr. Councillor RATtisoNE begged leave to move " that it is
of great importance that a sessions should more frequently be
held in the borough, and that the magistrates be requested to
confer on the subject."
The MAYOR said the recorder had already intimated his de-
sire to attend to this subject, and his intention of calling the
attention of the magistrates to it.
Mr. Councillor JOHN HOLMES seconded the motion, which
was agreed to. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

k To sail early in Juno.
.4...
4r4- For BATAVIA and LINTIN,
vi
Ly...!:: The splendid new Ship WILLIAM J RDINE,
liurth ' ' ROBES'T HIGHAT, Comma r ;
• Ito_ ea ZOO tons having 'been built expresst for the China.
`tide, presents a desirable opportunity for goas.—For freight
kerassage app to Messrs. THOMPSON' NDERSON, and Co.,
Merchants Messrs. BOLD and RUSSEL},
BroAkers, or to
JOHN TOBIN.
.....______

Pub 1i r .ob i4O , •
----,-- -----
THE LLVERPOOL AN!) BIRKENHEAD ROYAL
7 BREWERY.
TriHE SHAREHOLDERS are respect y: informed, that
.1_ the First Call of One Pound per S re is now payable
at the Manchester, and Liverpool Distri Bank, and that the
Books will remain open until MOND , the 6th of June, after
Which date all the unpaid Shares will e absolutely forfeited.
By order of the Directors,
May 26, 1836. JAMES BACH, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

AFTER FRIDAY NEIIT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at ONE o'CcocK, in
Dempsey, Beobow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-threat,
east side Brunswick Dock,
310 Logs, containing 140,000 Feet, Honduras MA GANY,
Just landed, per Fair Arcadian, direct fr i. e e Bay,
100 Logs Cuba MAHOGAN
38 Logs Havana CEDAR,
400 LANCEWOOD SPARS,
Just landed, per William, from Jamaica.
248 Logs and Planks of Affican CEDAR,
And other bard Woods.
Now landing per Golden Spring, from Port Clarence, Africa,
250 Logs of PENCIE/CEDAR,
Lately landed per Agendria, e*
25 Logs ANiICO-WOOD,per Spencer, c•( Savanilla.
50 LogsofANcan MARDI GANY;per Beresford.
A quapillty of ROSEWOOD PLANKS, &c.,
By order of thelmporters,
DEMPSEY, BEN BOW, and Co., Brokers.
(Five interests.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

URVIS,II AMERICA.

Will have quick despatch.
rY" For QUEBEC,
4,1 Z, The fine fast-sailing Ship HU ISSON,
, 335 tons register,
has.T. HILL, Master;
to splendid cabin accommodations.—For-freight, &c., apply
BARTON, HEATH, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

To be 0,.1b..

ri-10 be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that M ESSUAGE
or .DWELLING-HOUSE, with the BR ' ty,
SHIPPON, STABLE, CART. SHEDS, and er OUT-
BUILDINGS, and the GARDEN and c Fr. thereunto
belonging, containing three quarters of a re, after the mea-
sure of, 71 yards to the Perch, situate in the silage of Vv'avertree,
irt the county of Lancaster, on. the south bide of the public
highway leading to Liverpool, and late in the occupation of
Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the Proprietor.
This .Property lies within a short distance of the town of
Li.erpool, and is very eligibly sttuated for Building upon. l►p-
mcdiate possession mad• be-had:
For further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND WARD, SOliCi-
'or, Preseot. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

BISHOPRIC OP DURHAM BILL.

The Marquis of Londonderry and the Duke of Cleveland
presented petitions against the Bishopric of Durham bill. The
Marquis of Londonderry read some letters in proof of the
charitable and munificent dispositions of the two last bishops
of that diocese. The Archbishop of Canteibury bore testimony
to the same facts, adding that Bishop Barrington had expended
no less a sum than £200,000 in charity, and that Bishop Van
Mildert, his successor, had, if possible, surpassed hint in gene-
rosity. The bill on the• motion of the Marquis of Lansdowne
was read a second time.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY.
Mr. Robinson. the Attorney-General, and two or three other
members presented petitions praying the House to reject the
lords' amendments to the Irish municipal corporation hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

WEDNESDAY

On WEDNESDAY next, the Bth instant, at OVelock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall- eet,
3238 Bags SALTPETRE,
905 Bags Benr,cral RICE,
97 Chests SHELL LAC,
43 Hogsheads TINCAL,
267 Bags LINSEED,
2.5c1) Bundles M UNJ E ET,
5 Tons RED SANDARS WOOD,
2 Bales TWINE,
Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

SUPPLY.

The house then went into a committee of supply on the mis•
,cellaneous and other estimates.—Adjourned at half•past twelve

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TCESDAY.
SLAVERY ABOLITION (JABIACIA) BILL.
This bill on the motion of Lord GLENELG was read in corn
mitten and agreed to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03

'Co bt Ert.

To be LET, for three or si months, a good Family
HOUSE, Furnished, in a plesant and airy situation.—
Address to J. C., post paid, Standard-office.

110 be LET, a welt-accustoved Tatiow
in a desirable situation, with Fixture omplete for
carrying on an extensive business. A t ow ltent of -L-10
per annu:n. The Fixtures, Goodwill, c., to be taken at a
valuation. Apply to Tnintins WINNER H, Accountant, North
Crescent Chambers, 2, Lord-street,

TO GROCERS, TEA DEALERS,
r-p 9 be LET, with immediate possession, n cellent SHOP
I in the above line, in full business, a rst-rate situation.
The Stock and Fixtures may be taken t a valuation.—For
particulars address L. H.. at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

LIVERPOOL CRAVEN MEETING, MAY, 1836.
TO PUBLICANS AND OTH S.
MOE LETTING of LAND for BO f HS, &c., on the
Race-course, for the CRAVEN MEET G, which commences
on the 11th MAY, will take place on T tuttsnAy, the 28th of
April, at the SEFTON ARMS HOTEL, at AINTREE, between the
h6urs of Twelve and Three o'clock.

Persons who had Booths ;t1 the last Races will have tl4e
_pre-
fe, ence of the same Ground: oti-"appliatilion- to Ur. LYNN, Wa-
terloo Hotel, before the day of Lettin,y:, or at the,Selton Arms,
before One o'clock on the day of Letting.
Lice, pool, April 11, IB3G.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

By Mess's. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On Filinsir, the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at
the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, subject to such conditions
as will then be producer%
LL that. Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate ire smith
Side of Wavertree-lane, with the DW EL . G-HOUSE,
COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, WASH- . SE, and other
Buildings thereon erected, containing front to Wavertree
lane, and at the back along an intend street of Zi yards wide,
2'i yards, or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on
the east and west sides respectively 68 yards, or thereabouts,
and containing in the whole 1,658 square yards, or thereabouts.
The House contains a Vining Room, Drawing Room, Break-
fast Parlour,• Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Butler's Pantry, &c..
on the ground floor, with six Bed Rooms and small-Study up
stairs.

The Premises are 'Freehold of Inheeitanee, and are now in
the occupation of John Steel, Esq.
l'ickets.to view the Premises and further particulars may he
had on application 10 Al r. Pi Y SOi kiwi., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o' ock, at Bu-
chanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall• eet,
150 Casks Jamaica COFFEE, (of the ew Crop,)
Now landing ex Chandos.—Apply to Mess s. JoUN lIALL and
Co., Merchants, or BUCI-JAN AN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

ROYAL ROCK FERRY HOTEL,
,Beautifully situated on the River Mersey, opposite Liverpool,
and on the most eligible site for Posting and Travelling into
Wales, and by the South roads through Hester, with very
superior facilities for shipping and 1 .ding car►iages and
horses.
Firlo he-LET, all that e7:tensive, enient, and well-known
HO'l'l t,, together with the S !nig, Outbuildings, Bowl-
ing-green, and Garden attached.
it is the intention of the Proprietors forthwith to establish
and support a regular and efficient Steam-packet Com►nuniea-
lion from this Fen v; and the desirable situation of the- Hotel
for families and Visitors, with its very improving and conve-
nient locality, will. under good management, secure to it a
large portion of public patronage. HOT and COLD BATHS are
intended to he immettiately erected.

Sealed Tenders (past paid) to be sent to the Office of the Di-
rectors of the Royal .Rock Ferry Steam-packet Company, 8,
COrf 's-bnitcliegs„ Liverpool.' previous-to the 2d of May.
Lim pool., 16th 1833.
A first- class S PEA M.llO A T is Wanted for immediate
service in this Compauy, and the Directors are open to an offer
of such .a one.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'cl ,at Moly-
neux, Tailor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel- reet,
99 Casks CLOVERSE ED,
62 Casks FLAXSEED, 1. v landed.
MOLYN PAIX, TAYLOR, dCo., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

THE LIVERPOOL
.UNITED TRADES' BANK,

W/1E Proprietors of Shares in the LIVERPOOL UNITED
TRADES' BANK are respectfully requested to pay the
Second Call of Two Pounds per Share, on the umber of
Shares held by them respectively, on FRIDAY, the 22d, or
SATURDAY, the 23d instant, at the Bank, No. , Lord-street,
and, in default of such payment, the Deposi and former In-
stalment will be forfeited; and any Propr rin default will
be excluded from the benefit of the Allotme t.

It will be necessary for each Proprietor iO produce, at the
above time, the Second Scrip Certificate already issued, and to
exchange it for another.
By order of the Directors,
WILLIAM WILSON, Manager.
Balk, No. 23, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

SEACOMBE MARINE BUILDING LAND COMPANY.
CAPITAI., .£3O,OOO—IN TOGO SHARES OF £l5 EACH;
TO BE PAID Ur IN TIIRaE YEARS.—DEPOSIT, £2I'UR SHARE.
THE rapidity with which the Town of Liverpool is extend-
ing along the east bank. of the Mersey; is gradually ad-
vancing the value of the Land by which it is surrounded, both
in Cheshire and Lancashire, but much less soi-hitherto in the
village of Seaconibe than in any part of the licinity, although
its central situation, and nearness to the change, points it
out as one of the most desirable spots i the neighbourhood.
This has been chiefly occasioned by the ant of a prompt and
convenient communication, an objecti now entirely removed
a commanding Stone Pier, and a l //way upon an inclined
plane having just been completed ' • a that, by means of a large
Railway Carriage Passengers can be put on board and landed
from the Steam Ferry-boats at all states of the tide, with ease
and comfort. A Marine Parade, twelve yards wide, and three
hundred yards long, extending from the south side of the Ferry
along the beach to• the end of Wheatland-land, has been com-
menced : to be completed in three months. These improve-
ments must, ere long, considerably raise the value of Land at
Seacombe; but the quantity eligible for building near the Ferry
and the shore is very limitted. The land, however, secured for
this Company, is without exception the most eligible that can
be obtained. It is Freehold of Inheritarv, and contains about
Fourteen Thousand Square Yards, extending Three Hundred
yards along the north side of Wheatland-lane, with a good road
in front; the depths are moderate. It commands beautiful
Views up and down the river, Bidston-hill and Lighthouse; is
close to sea bathing. There is abundance of clay under the
whole, which, lying higher than the road, can be obtained with
ease and economy;—sufficient to make 200,00/ bricks has been
raised and cut. A well has also been sunk to a spring of excel-
lent water. It is proposed to lay this land out for the erection
of Marine Villas, Cottages Ornee, a Boarding-house similar to
those at the most celebrated Watering-places, with Baths, Gar-
dens, and a News-room. The Buildings to be upon ane uniform
and handsome plan, so as to give the whole a stamp of respecta-
bility, which shall at once render it attractive to residents, and
profitable to the proprietors.
The purity of the air, and salubrity of the climate, cannot be
surpassed, although but one mile from Liverpool, where the in-
crease of manufactories—so offensive, not to say injurious to
health, renders such property as this increasingly valuable.
ProApectuses, with full particulars, and couditions, and
printed forms of application for Shares, to be had of Mr.
CMOMAS MORECROPT, Solicitor, 31, Church-street, or to Messrs.
HARIIOO 0 BANNER, SON, and THOMPSON, Share-brokers, 4,
Castle-street, Liverpool, (if by letter, post paid,) where a Map
of the Land may be seen ; but no applictions will be received
after Saturday, the 30th April.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

MOST VALUABLE ESTATES IN' LANCASHIRE,
Comprising the MANOR'or RE PUTED.MANOR fV'HAKER-
LEY-CUM-TYLDESLEY.. and FARMS, LANDS, CO4
MINES, :TITHES, and CHIEF RENTS, in SHA " -
LEY-CUM-TY LDESLEY and LITTLE HULTO. in the
County of Lancaster, and "eintazning together 5: ..-.lcres of
LAND, or thereabouts.
By Mr. R. WINSI'ANLEY,
On WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of June, • 1836:at the Star and
Garter Inn, in Tyhlesley, near Leigh, in the County of Lan-
caster, precisely at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, subject
to Conditions then to he produced :
Lot LTHE MANOR or reputed Manor of Shakerley-cum-
Tyldeslev, in the County of Lancaster, with- various
FARMS e....ANDS, in Shakerley-cum-Tyldesley, contain-
ing together 3T4 Aeres of Land, of Statnte • Measure, or there
abouts; and the valuable MINES of COAL and STONE,
lying under the wine; Yearly Chief Rents, amounting to
135.4 d. ; and Pews in the Parish Church of Leigh.

2 A valuable FARM and LANDS, situate at Little Hulton,
containing 65 Acres of Land, of Statute Measure, or there-
abouts, with the valuable MINES of COAL and STONE
lying- under the same; and Yearly Chief Rents, amounting to
£l5 14s. ld.

3. The Great and Small TITHES of various Farms and
Lands, in Tyldesley-cum-Shakerley.
The above Property is most advantageously situated, about
four miles from Bolton and one mile from Leigh. The Land
is of excellent quality and Tithe free; the Buildings are in good
repair; and the whole in the occupation of responsible tenants.
The Estates abound with thriving young Timber. The Mines
of Coal are inexhaustible, and of excellent quality, and being
in a manufacturing district. command a ready sale, which will
be increased to an unlimited amount, should the projected
North Line of Railroad, betwixt Liverpool and Manchester, be
proceeded with. The Stone is well adapted for Building pur-
poses. Streams:of Water run through the Shakerley Estates,
affording, facilities for the erection of Manufactories; and the
Property altogether presents an opportunity for investmentthat
is seldom met

Mr. OVERALL, of Tvldesley, will appoint a proper Person to
show the Premises; and printed Particulars, with Plans
annexed, may be had on application to Mr. Mover, Land Sur-
veyor, or Mr. OVERALL, Tyldeslev ; Mr. R. WINSTANLEY,
Auctioneer, Manchester; at the place of Sale; at the princi-
pal Inns in Leigh, Bolton. and Manchester ; or of Mr. COLE,
No. 4, Adelphi-terrace, London, 'or Mr. ItoscoE, Solicitor,
K nutsfard, Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

WAR IN SPAIN.

The Marquis of LONDON DER Hy complained that the papers,
ordered about a month since, had not been produced. Since
that motion was made the Marquis said, the matter had assuiced
a greater degree of interest, for his Majesty's government had
thought proper to embark his Majesty's arms in that cut-throat
system of warfare which will have the effect of placing the coun-
try and the safety of British subjects much mole in question.
He concluded by asking Lord Melbourne the cause of the
delay.
Lord MELBOURNE replied that he was not aware of the cause
of the delay, and was surprised that the correspondence had not
been prepared.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

BANKS OF THE DEE.

9110 be LET, or SOLD, a VILLA RESIDENCE, Out
buildings, Garden, and about 17 Acres of LAND. on
the Banks of the Dee, half a mile below King's Ferry, in the
parish of Hawardeu.
The House combines every conveniente for a small, genteel
Family, and, as well as the Outbuildings, is nearly new, and•in
excellent repair. The situation is beautiful, healthful, and re-
tired; has excellent Sea Bathing, and the accommodation of
the Liverpool and Welsh Coaches passing several times a day,
and only about two hours' journey from Liverpool. It will be
Let separately from the Land, if requited,. and may be entered
upon the Ist of May next.
For farther particulars apply to Mr. JOHN HEALING, Sea-
land, near Chester, or Mr. HEALING, 19, ,Goree Piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

On WEDNESDAY next, the 27th instant, at ONE O'CLO ' ,in
Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s New Bonded Yard, st side
Brunswick Dock,
The Cargo or Honduras MAHOGA ,
Per Jackson, Capta;n Jackson, now landing, nsisting of 230
Logs, about 120,000 feet, comprising b Mac nary and
Cabinet Wood.
Also, 57 Logs African MAHOGANY, o rge sizes,
and good quality,
And 400 Prime LANCEWOOD SPA .
For particulars apply to
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, an o„ Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

A GENTEEL RESIDENCE, SOUTH WALES

TO be LET, and entered upon at Midsummeeinext, WIND-
SOR -LODGE, situate in Mount Pleasant, one of the
most respectable Environs of the :flourishing town of Swansea,
commanding a View of the much-admired Bay and of the coasts
of Devon and Somerset.

The House contains a Drawing. Room Dining. Room, anti
Breakfast Room, seven Bed Rooms and Water 'lnset, Butler's
Pantrv. Kitchen, and Back Kitchen, (whit' can be used for
Brewing,) wish a Pump of Water in it, ' ore Rooms, Wine
and Beer Cellars. There is a Back Stait se, and the House
is replete %yid) every convenience of Clos s, &c.: Detached are
a Dairy and Coal-house, Coach-house t Three-stalled Stable,
with Lofts over. There is a good 1, led Garden. with south
aspect, anti in front of the House is a Lawn and Flower Beds.
On the Premises i& a Spring of flue Water. There are two
En; maces from the public; road.
The Town of Swansea lies on the western bank of the River
To we. in a sheltered situation between two lofty hills, and on
the ma iglu of a beautiful bay, with firm level sands, presenting
a pleasant Marine Promenade. It is a favourite resort for Sea-
bathing. There are 'numerous pleasant walks anti rides in the
neiglthourbood. The nieluyesque Village of Oysterniontb, at
the western extremity of the Bay, is a olace of great attraction,
the road to it passing .several of the beautiful seats and resi-
dences of the gently of the neighbourhood. The Market
abundantly supplied with provisions of every kind.
There is almost daily communication by steam with Bristol,
with North Devon' three times a week, and once a week with
Liverpool. Mails and other Coaches daily to Bristol, London,
&c. &s.

Annual Rent. £65. Rates moderate.
For further information apply (if by letter, the .postage to be
paid) to Mr. EDMON D, Swansea.

Leallotirro.

i\TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, th the Partnership
11 heretofore sUbsisting between us the ndersigned JOHN
CLARE, JOHN HADDOCK, and ED ARD -BROWNE,
of Warrington, in the County of L easter, Crown Glass
Manufacturers, is this day dissolv y mutual consent, and
that all debts owing to or by the said rtnership business, will
be received and paid by Mr. JOHN ORGAN, the Manager, at
the Crown Glass Works. in Warrington aforesaid. As witness
our hands this 4th day of March, 1836.
JOHN CLARE,
JOH N lIADDOCK,
EDWARD BROWNE.

In acknowledging the favours conferred upon our late Con-
cern carried on under the Firm of "CLARK, HADDOCK, and
BaowNE,',' at Warrington and at Manchester, under that of
" JOHN HADDOCK and C 0.," we beg to state that the business
will in future be carried on both here, and at No. 6S, Church-
street, Manchester, under the firm of CLARE and BROWNE.
JOHN CLARE.
EDWARD BROWNE.
Warrington Crown Glass Works,

31st March, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDA Y ne:;t, the 27th instant, at One o' (ck, at T.
and H. Littledale and Co.'s Otlice, 14, Ex a e-holdings,
10 Cases CORA HS, CHOPPAIIS, and DANNOES,
5 Bales Bengal RAW SILK,
Ex Bland, f;orn Calcutta.—For further particulars apply to
GA RDNER BOGO, Esq., and
T. and LITTLEDALE and Cn., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

DESIRABLE RESIDENCF.

r-FlO be SOLD or LET, with immediate possession, that re,
cently-erected DWELLING-HOUSE, SAND-
FORTH, situate near the village of West Derby, gether with
the Outbuildings, large Walled Garden, La • Shrubberies,
and a Close of Land; the whole contains a ut 4 statute acres.
Toe House contains, on the basement ory, handsome En-
trance•hail, with Stone Staircase; Di og-room, 17 feet by '27
feet; Drawing-room, 16 feet 6 inches by 30 feet; Breakfast-
room and Library, each 16 'eet 6 inches square; large Kitchen
'and Back Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store room, and Glass
'Closets;• and above which are eight excellent Bed-rooms, with
'Three Dressing-rootias, Hut and Cold Bath, Water Closet,
Housemaid's Closet and Store-room.

The House was built about three years since, and has been
thoroughly papered and painted w;diin the last twelve mouths;
it is distant 31 miles from the Liverpool Exchange, command-
ing an extensive view of the sill rounding country.
For particulars apply to ItictiAnn BfiVAN, Slater's-couft•,
Castle•street, Liverpool.

fIN SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a subs!antial
V, DWELLING-HOUSE and Pi-LE:VISES, in Colquitt-
street, at the corner of Wood-street, for many years the resi-
dence.ea of the late P. W. Brancker, Esq., de sed, being in
front to Colt 4 uitt-street 8 yards 2 inches, a to Wood-street
411 yards, and in breadth at the back alai], ack Colquitt-street
J 3 yards 2 feet.
An excellent Four-stall STABLE, COACH-HOUSE, and
YARD, in Woothstreet, at the corner of Back Colquitt-street,
being in front to Wood-street 91 yards, and'to Back Colquitt-
street 18 yards 7 inches.
The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and the two Lots
will be sold together, or the Dwelling-house separately.
For particulars apply to Messrs. FosrEn and SrEw Aar,
, Lawton-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

On WEDNESDAY the 4th May next, in Edward Chaloner's
bonded yard, Harrington-street,
438 Logs of Cuba MAHOGANY,
117 Logs of Havana. CEDAR,
822 LANCEWOOD SPARS,
143 Pieces, 104 Tons, LIGNUM
Being the cargo, now landing, ex Comet, om -Jamaica.
470 Logs Honduras MAHOGA,
Being the cargoes, now lauding, ex BrigsCarrq,n, and Mariner,
direct from the Bay.
In the Bonded Shed, Kent-street.
491 Logs and Curls of St. Domingo MAHOGANY;
Being the cargoes, now landing, ex Brigs Agijis, Primrose,
and Aurora, from St. Domingo. /
402 Planks -Havana CEDAR, ex limpet.
And along with the above, in the various yards, large quanti-
ties of Rio and Bahia, Rose and Zebra Woods,in Logs and
Planks.
For the accomodation of the buyers of Cabinet anfl Machinery
Woods, these Sir Cargoes have been selected, wyith a view to
contain all the varieties of figures and useful dimension in Ma-
hogany. Some of the lots are cataloguedso as to comprise only
the extremes of Plain and soft logs ; and are of course, distinct
from the rich Table and Veneer Woods.
As this market is preferred by the most extensive buyers in
the kingdom, extraordinary exertions have been made to collect
so large a quantity of useful Mahogany ; preventing the possi-
bility of disappointment to such parties as may travel from a
distance.
Fur catalogues and further particulars, apply to
EDWARD CHALONER, Broker.
N.B.—The sale to commence, on the morning at Ten
o' clock precisely, in the Bonded Yard, Harrington-street, near
the corner of Stanhope-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

CANVAS .AND ttOCKS.
• : t - , GREGSON and Co. request, the.,dttention of Merchants!
Si
Owners, and CAptains.of Ves:sc.l4 to their BLOCKS and
CANVAS, both of which ;will be cquud-of the best quality-0
9/1 Prices very much below any other house—an :can be supplied.
in any quantities at a.mothent's warning, as specimen of their
charges they add a liti of their Bushed B 1 -s.

Size in
Inches.

Prieebl
Metal Bushed

Price of
Metal Bushed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

THE LIVERPOOL BOTTLE AND FLINT GLASS
COMPANY.
CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN 10,00 SHARES OF £lO EMIT.
IIIHE Projectors of this Establishment will court ence Busi-
J 1 ness without delay.
Prospectuses may be had at the Office of Der., ARDSWELL,
Solicitor, Lord-street, or Mr. JOHN BERRY, S tare Broker,
Cook-street, Liverpool, where applications for Shares are to be
addressed.—All letteis to be post-paid.
EARDSWELL, Solicitor, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

To Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS MITCHELL.

SIR,—By your very elaborate sod splendid letter which illuminates
the columns of last Saturday's Journal, I perceive yon have applied
your enlarged mind to the investigation of Coroners' inqmests, prior
to the subversion of the Roman empire. Will you therefore be kind
enough to inform the public if in your researches you have discovered
the names of the coroner and jurymen which were iinpannelled to
inquire into the death of Antony and Cleopatra, as upon this interest-
ing point Goldsmith is silent. By putting the public in possession
thereof you will confer an obligation ; and I propose, in order to ren-
der the information more.emtensi.ve that it be added to the next edition
of Gibbon or Goldsmith by way of appendix.—Yours,
A MEMBER OF THE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

NEW BRIGHTON FERRY COMPANY.

THE Promoters of this Company, having succeeded in se-
curing about 200,000 square yards of Land (including the
right of Ferry) at the Rock Point, witlfa frontage to the River
Mersey of 150 yardS and upwards, and to the Rock Channel of
520 yards and upwards, on very liberal terms, pro io allow
Subscribers to participate with them on the sarn erms, subject
7,/ only to the same Regulations after mentioned
It is proposed 'to build a Hotel and Pier f r the convenient
Occupation of the Property as a Ferry ;"- from its superior
advantages, not only as a place ofgeneral esort for Strangers,
but also for constant Residents, no doubt can he entertained of
this becoming. one of the best requented Ferries and Watering
Places on this Coast. Villas and other Residences are also
proposed to be built, on the most approved principle, as regards
taste and comfort, which must necessarily enhance the value of
the Property when coupled with the increased of Lauding and
Accommodation which the Pier will afford.

THE COMPANY TO BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS:

The Capital to be £lO9-,000, in 10,060 Shares of £lO each.-77
Two Pounds per Share to be paid on each Share allotted to
Subscribers within ten cloys after the allotment, or the allotment
cancelled.

The Company to be under the management of Five Direc-
tors, to be appointed by the Subscribers, at a General Meeting
to be called for that purpose after the allotment of the Shares.
Directors to be holders of not less than Fifty Shares.
The remainder of the Capital to be paid in calls as required
by the Directors, each call not to exceed after a muntlfs
previous notice.
A reserve of Shares, not exceeding Five Hundred, to be
made for the Provisional Committee' on which they are to be
entitled to the same benefits as the Subscribers on the Shares
alloted.

Two of the Directors are to retire at each Annual Meeting,
but be eligible to be .re-elected.

At all Nieetings of Shareholders a Proprietor of ten Shares
to have one vote; twenty Shares, two Votes; eighty Shares,
three votes; one hundred Shares,.five Votes.
A Deed of Settlement, consistent with the above terms, to be
signed oy the Subscribers on payment of the Deposit, when
Scrip Certificates ,% ill be delivered.
Applications'for Shares to be 'addressed to the Provisional
Committee, at the Office of Messrs. AtILLEir awl PEEL, Soli-
citors, Liverpool, on or before the 3Uth day of April instant,
statirig, Address and Profession.
Liverpool, i9i4 April, 1.836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22

On W-EDNESDAY, the 4th May, in Edward Chaloner's Bonded
Yard, Kent-street,
210 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGA Y,
Being the cargo now landing, ex brig Euphemia •om St. Do-
mingo.—The Importer, from having been hi . f abroad, and
sending out, in his interest, to St. Domingo ree experienced
judges of Wood, no pains have been spar d to secure, at any
cost, the rarest Cabinet qualities—proved, indeed, by what has
been from lime to time received and sold here, under similar
circumstances with the above.

Also, 79 Logs African MAHOGANY,
Now landing.—Apply to Hien Aen HALL, Esq., Merchant. or
to EDWARD CHALONER, Broker.