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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

TNEILVIDUA 1,5 GOING. ABROAD from the Pori o'
LIVERPOOL, are inSlLformed by
W VER & CO.

.• OP ts 4 a. 9 hNn 10, CORNISILL. LoNDON,
that they may procure the whole,. or any part of an OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch Howse,
NOS. 4 AND rJ ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their
Warehouse in LONDON.
DailLoommuuication hetwee4 Lottdpu and Liverpool (or
Ship-Bailing information, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

REGISTRATIONS.

)4'Fi-O;rz' the Standard.)

It has been rapre than once said by the.ministerial.and radical
,
.
piess, ‘‘We timrpolie of the exultation this year which the
-enfisertativkislirtitied in the auttiom 0ft835, on the results of
,
the parliantqYary registration:;.'

The rematkis shout as wise and as.e4tudid as mostof the
taunts proceeding from that qulrter; They first of all bungle
the matter 14114 .such a fashion in parliament as to postpone the
whole business of nwistration a whole mouth in .the present
.year, beyond the usual time, and then they. ask us, before that
Month haS ekpired, ".Why are you not exulting as you were
at this time lastlyea'r r! .•- -

. •
But there is. another reason which has •prevented our ap-
proaching, this subject before now. The details which we are
now abOnt to give to our readers have been in our possession
for nearly a;fortnight past; but we hoped to have considerably
increased their amount, by returns:from counties and boroughs
in which, after all; fur some reason or' ther, neither radicals
nor conservatives have chosen to publish any statement. We
could name several important districts (Lancashire for one) in
which, though we have every reason to believe that the con-
servatives have obtained important successes, yet neither from
themselves nor from their opponents are we favoured with any
return.

However, having waited with some patience for several days,
we now proceed to give a general view of the results in such
counties and horouv,hs as haVe published intelligible statements.
Some others, not intelligible, but evidently intended to deceive,
we have omitted; but neither in omission nor insertion have we
swerved from a' sincere intention to inform our readers of the
truth of the case, so far as we ourselves could discover it.
We shall commence with those places in which the advantage
appears to rest with the ministerial party. We have only been
able to meet with seven instances of this kind, to wit—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

MONTREAL

According to Montreal papers last received, American specu-
lat.,rs had hoen engaged there, and in other parts of the Cane-
(las. buying up a heat and salt for the Atnerican Market. It is
mentioned that one of those men:ll:tuts recently bought in that
city 80,000 bushels of. Upper Canada wheat, and 5tlMO bushels
of salt. It furthew stated.. that a steamer had forwarded 35,000
bushels of wheat. and 21,t)00 bushels of salt to Lapairie, to be
taken thence to St. John's, .via the railroad.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

Coli,;,irVatve
Con r v attve:ettinittYllbl4)
ft:trlical
itutlical claims (ibout)
fliourFon osti IRE. '
Conservative objections
a-cruel, t LiOrjel,:tillitS
Radical challis
YouKs lung (West.
Conservative objections
Radical objections - •
YonKsittitu (East
Conservative objections—
Radical objections
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
. Conservative objections
Radical objections
NORFOLK (East.)
. Conservative objections--
Radical objections ~
NORFOLK (West.)
Conservative objections
Radical objections
SUFFOLK (West,)
Conservative objections ...,
Radical o..jectious
GI.ncESTERSHIRE (West.)
Conservative, objections
Radical old ections
GLociontits titan (East.)
Conservative objections....
Radical objections
NORTHUMBERL A ND (South.)
Conservative objections
Radical objections ,
NotiTtiumaiiitt.atsD (North.)
Conservative objections
Radical objections...
KENT (West •

Conservative objections
Radical objections ....
I)irittirstitak (South.) •
Conservative objections
Radical objections........
WanwicKsiiiirE. (South.)
Conservative objections
Radical objections . ...... ,
LEIcEsTEItbHIIIE (South.)
Conservative objections
Conservative claims
Radical objections..• • ....
'Radical claims
Donn., at (North.)
Conservative objections
Radical objections.....
BucKINGHAIitIiE.
Conservative 'objections
Conservative claims
Radical objections
Radical claims • • •41
SOUTH DEVoN.
Conservative objections ....
Radical objections .24
ISLE OF.\VIGHT. -
Conservative objectioni
Radical objections • .
LEEDS.

Conservative rdtjectionS...-
Conservative claims
• •
Radical objections '
Radical claims • '.
LbrcEsTEE.
Conservative objections
Radical objections ' . '•
AN PGYBLI. ~ . -
Conservative object ions',
Conservative claims'
Radical Objectionsi. ... . :.
Radical claims '' . • ,
GI itch:snot.
Conservative objections
Conservative claims
Radical objections .....
Radical claims....
BA RNST APLE.
Conservative objections
Radical objections.... .. . . ;
WARWICK. .
. Conservative objections ..
Conservative otaitns
Radical objections
Radical claims ..
luslvicia.
Conservative ebjections ..
Conservative claims
li4dical objections
Radical claims
Conservative objections...
Conservative claims
Radical objections
Radical claims ...
YARNIOUTH.
Conservative objections...
Conservative claims
Radical objections..„....
Radical claims . .
CA a TElt BUR Y.
Conservative objeolonk...,
Conservative claims
Padieal objections
I?adicakclaims • • •
Doti-F. n.
Conservative objections....
~. 9,ll.lcyptoTit .1181. .... ..
tt J. cal,ottjections.... .....
„.
~II 'sal claims._
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.t.vip.p;ert,b‘ive cl,jectiong
,d, tk,dicsiVolijectiolis: • ' • •
to 1,0C,;14,:i 0., k, V,
14,6.01 4:111iJi)
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

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HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS• THEY. ENJOY •TO GUAR

void. VI I r.---No. 425.]

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, •1836.

b 22 auction.

atto bp Ruction.

THIS DAY.

•
THIS Day, (Friday,) the 16th instant, at Twelve Veluck, at
Jones,. Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-st et,
• 8 Bales fine Tsatlee SILK,
Ex Ellen, from Canton, which may be previ t y seen at No.
28, Argyle-street.---For further particulars ap to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tuts DAY, (Friday;) the 16th instant, at Twelve o' ck, at
Hollinshead's and Tetley's Office, Rumford-str t,
48 Bales Egyptian COTTON.
Damaged by salt water, ex Margaret. from Alpeandria
lying in Melly's Warehouse, Covent-garden —Apply to Messrs.
MELLY, PuEvosT, and CO., Merchants, or
HOLLINS HEAD and TETLEY. Brokers.

For account of the Underwriters.
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 16th instant, at half-past One o'clock,
at Parr's Warehouse, Gilbert-street,
About '2OO Barrels superfine FLOUR,
And 18 Bags SHIP BREAD, t,,'
In Bond for Exportation. Imported by the Stetnd•ard, from
Hamburgh, and partially damaged:—May be examined on ap-
plication to Messrs. GRAHAM and TAYLOR, Merchants, Camp-
bell-street, or to JAMES SCOTT and SON, Brokers.

12, ,
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AND GENERAL COMMFAICIAL ADVERTISER.

"LTalantrif.

[PRICE .FIVEPE:KCE

"I
ripHE Advertiser, who has regularly takoW his joutnies,
every three months, through South ,'Vale`, for many
viGrocers
vears past, and has a first-rate connexi with and
*General Dealers; would be glad to trap ct the business of a
respectable House; on Commission. 1:11 most satisfactory re-
ference can be given..—Address (by letter post paid) Box No.
146, Post-office, Bristol.
Bristol, 6th Decerizber, 1836.

COOK WANTED.
WANTED, a respectable Woman aatiOOK. Liberal
wages will be given to one who perfe y understands her
business, and can he well recommended from her last place
Apply at the Standard-office.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

UNITED STATES

In the last private accounts from New fork there is every
evidence of a returning continence in; the in • ley market, and
a strong conviction too, that unless btlitio.ti by cans violent ac-
tion from this venom ry. nun serious eousequences wit! follow the
crisis which has been in progress for several months p.rst.
Though there seem to be no necessary connexion be-
tween the Presidential election and the urnerey-tuarket, it was
believed that the mode of Van Buren's return. or whose actual
election no doubt was entertained, might come to exercise a
material influence upon it. lf, for example, it should he deter-
mined by the majority of the ewes of the college there is some
iti.olethility then that a gradual itriptaivement would follow; hut
rf the election of President should devolve upon the House of
Representatives, there would be such an electioneering excite-
ment kept up during the winter, through the agency of the
banking institutions, which would expand and contract their
issues as it might happen to afford means for annoying their po-
litical opponents, that the whole of the commercial end 6nan_
viol business would he disturbed by it. One important question
for this country arising out of the supposed return of the Ameri-
can money-market to a better state, is, whether we shall in
consequence of it recover some of the gold which was exported
thither, and which first brought on our own difficulties; but it
seems likely, notwithstanding the rise in the exchange, that this
will rot he the case, as a taste for hard cash is spread all over
the Union, and both gold and silver bear a premium of I per
cent. compared with notes. This is a circumstance which can-
not fail to he taken into proper account by the Direetors of the
Bank of Eneland. With respect to Van Buren, an opinion is
expressed that his te,rking of the hard money system will not
be quite so rigid as that of General Jackson, which is allowed
to have produced much inconvenience though based upon suf-
ficiently snood principles. One of the letters from which the
preceding particulars Le collected. says in conclusion..", "The
hieh value of m
city (New York) begins to attract
capital from rliffergtin this
for
commercial
Parer(litizriters,.nrid there has been more inquiry
general look better,and people
are no longer frightenedigs
Boston papers to the 19th ult. h
mention that President Burnet, a "a," been received. 'rimy
~..f.T.,:Xan Republic, had re-
plied to the protest of Santa Anna
he denied that the accommeilii,c,„„ "oyst,t among ot her things
house were at all more contraete.i.in
n'T'L Artilfron7,
convenient, than that of his own farnity
s • ence .41 e
denied that . alga Anna nr„,i'fifniPsllor
most emphatically
4;4 .s„ri •
complied with in respect:to the preservation or,
.pr:
91ie11.3% 4 .U'
to the Texans.
0,11,1
,
,t;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

LONDON oA2E7'TE.—TuEspAy, DEC. 13.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Scott and Wrigglesworth, Kirkdale, Lancashire, fellmoneers—W.
H. and C. Earnard. Liverpool, merchants-Garlick and Dickinson,
Mariehester, Prinnbers—Jackson 4nd Clark, Manchester, Wine-tner-
thanta—llutine and co, Maceleifield, silk-dyers—Clad. Son, and
Johnson, Manchester; [alms as ret,•ards E. Johnson—J. Moore and F.
Davidson., Manchesterjoiners—Wallwork and Abel, Little Holton,
Lancashire, hrass,foundeis,S. Isherwood and Son, Manchester, silk-
enanufacturers—J, Horrocki and co., London, and Horrockses, Mil-
ler, and co., Pre'Ston and Manchester, mercharitS; as Lir as regards P.
Horrocks,

INSOLVENT.

Dec. 9.7-Israel Alexander,eiiisNvelireet, London, horse-dealer.

BANKRUPTS; •
James Endershy Nicoll and John Warburton, Liver Pool, tailors, to
surrender Dec. 64, and Jan. 24, at 12, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liver-
Solicitorl, Messrs. Adfington, Gregory, Faulkrier, tifid Follett,
Bedford-mitt% Lonikm.
lichen Musgraiei Liverpool; linen-draper, Dec. 24, and Jan. 24, at
1 o'clock, &t the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Selicitorsi, Messrs.
Walmesley, Keightley. and Parkin, Chancery-lane, London,
Henry Cox, Goswell-street, Si. Luke's, London, 4oap-manufac-
iurer.
John Anderson, Old Broad-street, London, merchant.
Henry Alexander Douglas, Old Broad-street, London, merchant.
John Ingram, Birmingham, grocer.
Thomas Legg, Windmill-street, Tottenham-court-road, Loudon,
Carver.
George Sug;,ett, Barblean, Londen, merchtiiit.
Henry Cooper, London-street, Ratcliffe, Middlesex. flour-factor.
Joseph Hall. Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, London, wine-merchant,
Henry 'Weston, Cliailey, Sussex, victualler.
John Jelious Brimmer, Greek-street, Soho. London, printer..
Thomas Taylor, Topping's-wharf, Tooley-street, Southwark;
cheese-factor.
Joseph Batchelor, Newport, Hampshire, mercer.
Thomai Jolittson, MaCclesfield, draper.
George Foster, North Curry, Soniersetshire, draper.
Thomas Evans, Brithtend, Olumorganshire, draper. . ,
Joseph Dickinson, Denham Springs, Lancashire, calico-printer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

THE THEATRE.

(irk rather novel entertainment has, during the last week, been
Ar"fing good houses—the engagement of a company of BedoUin
*a° tumblers': 'This entertainment consists of a number of
14,kordinary tdrabling feats. We cannot admire (and have
til,'.°Te expressed the same opinion that. policy which goes to
Urns' lowering of intellectual attainMents to the level of
ical feats, and Which is, consequently, degrading to themeelleM character .and- acceptation of the stage, however much
vAI proceeding mav make heavy the treasury-box, The no-
12,;"etY of the Arab -tuiiiblers has succeeded in attracting good
'll,:es, and, as tombless, their feats are certainly extraordinary.
perforer is a degree cr..f,aC:ti,v,ity and strength combined
_.in. their
14... 'minces wnirn :Ite'nave' never seen equalled. We have
,0:1'„I?meh stroggentnetrosudinewas -active, but -never such a
ho 'nation of. strength' aird activity. Their.: pe,rformance,.
_wever extrao'rdlitarv, 'is' still but the entertainment of the
:ells, and not that: "feast of reason and flow -"of soul" which
AOlt to be the main attraction at tlie•Theatre-royal. The "
(ottate drama" has not, however, been entirely- overlooked:
number of standuritzplityr-htiv-during the week, baen re-
Pt.sented.
*,(_)o Monday night Tobin's comedy of the " Honey Moon"
tr Played, and 'on Ttitilday Shakineare's tragedy " Macbeth.
af'• Stuart playing ras.,actop#l., and, Mrs. Stanley- as Lady
aebeth. Stuart this At :.Mening did not perform with.hiansual
*jergY, and the 2:play iticitieard to gn off tamely. Mrii. Stanley
(4Yed better thafinivanal. On 'Wednesday night Sheridan
vet'rowles's fine ‘.` Tpll,"
.was performed to a
c..4Y good house and last night Shakspeare's tragedy of
(.)riolanus." .I‘{n Stuart took the character of Caiiis Marcius
Airu'iontts, Mrs. Stanley Vqiumnia, Miss Faucit Yiryilia, and
peeri Howard TulAte.AirfidAli.' The prOud'alalntemperate chtt-
,se.er of Caine Marcius Coriolanus, was most ably sustained by
rt; his elocution. ors some pass.ages was .allave,coold wish.
11,21 delivery of the paSitige deScriptiVe Of the iialeness of the
th;itade—" the people," was in -a style which did justice to
-,rtltkr of the sentiment. , •
" With every minute you do chang, a mind.;
And call him noble that.'wns now, vourrhate, .
gad
again Him vilelhat waslour. gatlawl.'; • •
" Are these you-r
. Must these have voiees that can yield.them now, -
And straighqiscla.im their tongues ?" :ef •S
*ll, rs• Stanley Aid -the majority of her part, some of it
ituo a reprentaton. Unles an aco can
..work hiMself
lie statese of mi ind,,nr nears trivehe 'ultt repiesent,-
111,0,1% the attempt to act" it: It is .like a daubed sign-post of
ntle King's-headzeiit"4l- a bead to 'be' sure, but not such
the as nature ever inane : it wants proportion,: and 'an'd
Afige, and truth nr-Cliloor. Mr. Howard
.played tolerably:
)yPancit's was iiialtiOvialkii* part : bk. she played that
ell she had to do judiciously.• Mr. Baker,. the bead of the
'Zeus, also place) well. The house was. a sverylairone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. DEC. 15.
We have to report another dull week in Butter, and the sales made
were quite retail at a further Reline, varying from Is to 3s per cwt.—
The same depression extends to Bacon. Ilan's, and Lard, the quota-
tions for which articles are 'nominally the same. We note au inn-,
provement in the prices of Beef and Pork.

s. d. s. d..
BUTTER.—Belfast, new .l' 5 0 e 106 0 per cl,vt.
Banbridge, new 97 0 99 0
Colerain. . -
Sligo, new 97 d 101 0
Derry, new ..... .... 0 0 0 0
Limerick, new 97 0 98 0 ---
Dundalk 0 0 0 0
Carlow., new 98 0 103 0 ....
Waterford, new 9B 0 103 0
Newry 0 0 0 0
Cork, new 94 0 95 0
Do. pickled 2ds, new 9B 0 99 0
Dutch 0 0 -- 0 0
Brim R.—New Prime Mess 106 0 112 0 per tierce.
PORK .... ..
Do.
-
BACON, new
Do. o:d .
Day HAMS 56 0 .--• 59 0 •---•
WET DO
LAM—Firkin 64 0 66 0
Bladdered ,„ .... 72 0 74 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old 1 401 74,201 h
New Hay 1 3 1 6 -
Clover Hay 1 2 1 5 -
Straw, Wheat 0 71 0 St -
Straw, Oat 0 7 0 9 -
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 -

UR A L MARKET, DEC. 15.

s. d. s. d.
Potatoes 2 3',12 4 4,r 901 b
Cattle Potatoes 2 0 2 3
Turnips 40 0 0 0 per ton
Carrots 5O 055 0
Manglewurzle 30 034 J •
Manure 8 0 10 6

SMITHFIELD MARKET, LONDON, DEC. 12.

In this day's market, which exhibited what is denominated the
great Christmas supply, prime Beef and Mutton met a ready sale, at
an advance of 4d per 8115, but with the middling and inferior kinds of
Beef and Mutton, of which there was but exceedingly little oßring,
as also with Veal and Pork, trade was rather dull, at last Friday's
quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATI s '
, ti \\ COMPANY'S first-rate and superior, •
Cli-
►nk. ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, L • ' DON,
(weather permitting) for—
, lIAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,), ry Wednes-
day end Saturday, call)! in the Morning, return g every Wed-
l'esday and Saturday.
Mails,)
and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's
"talls,) every Wednesday, and Saturday Morning, at Seven
Z ,'eloek precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday
Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s.
t miTwERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from
he Post_ntEC'e,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Shin
princess's ictoria, Tharsday and Sunday, returning Wednes-
'ay and Sunday_ Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s.
OS'T'END and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning
Tuesday night. Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, El 10s.
n CALlS—Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief
ss.
tiOULOGNE—Wednesday and Saturday. Reduced Fares
Chief Cabin, ss.
./oA‘nd R
fromGATE. London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and
~
'TPbINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON-
"v EED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the
.)Vhdon and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company, leave the
.8111nswick Wharf, filackwall, for Edinburgh, Wednesday, awl
'-urtlay Night ; and for NEWCASTLE every ten days.
„ Steam ships will shortly.commence running to BERWIC
K-
"N'TWEED.
.2,II`,IINBURGH.—The powerful and
the MONARCH in mag-
'ucie and capacity, is now placed upon this station.
For freight to Rotterdam apply to Messrs. DE 818 and
t,,,", 4, Crescent, Minories ; for Thursday's Packet to An-
("P to Messrs. DE Bts: and RAHN ; and for Sunday's Packet
414..essrs. LIGHTLY. and StrooN, 123, Fenchurch-street ; and-
the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane, Tower-
.a7re.„et--Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company,
et,„' Aegentcircus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing-
V. and 35, Leadenhall-street.
Farcels and small Packages to he brought to' the Offices of
111, Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street.
• t mverful Steam-priekets may be engaged for Towing .and
Xcursions

CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary
~ General Steam Naviaation Company,
69, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-eircus. 5

INbIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from - ,4
LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER.. & CO.
that t, OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHJLL, I
fro, "3' may procure the whole, or an •.1
_,II. the coarsest to the finest quality (if ,r . r
"In Furniture, at their Branch Hou e,
At the same
A AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL,
WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at thet
Dail Warehouse in LONDON.
Sh, Y emnmunication be Liver
p-sailing information, t
&C pool for
•weea London and

ie Port o

DON,
Art of an OUTFIT,
ods known, including
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

MONDAY.

OR MONDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on tie
Quay, Victoria Dock,
120 Barrels American Roany I'AR, .
Now landing ex St. Andrew, from New York.—Apply to
CAZNEAU and M'DONALD; Merchants, or to
- J. F. COVENTRY, Broker.

- ST. MARK'S CHURCH.
AS great nutters were disappointed on Tuesday evening
from not being able to gain admittance into the Civil-eh;
at the opening of the New Organ, and a large portion' of tire
stated congregation were wholly excluded by reason of the great.
influx of strangers, Divine-Service will again be performed this
Evening (Friday,) the 16th instant, at half-past Six o'clock,
and the Organ and Choir conducted by the same parties.
JOermon will be preached by the Rev. PRICE CAWFORb,
M.A. and Collection made in aid of the funds for the erection
of the Organ.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

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iIIIHE FAITH OF GOD'S ELECT, AS ET FORTH IN
I THE WORD ()F THE TRW OU THE GOS-
PEL," by J. W. GOW h ING, 8.A., M ister of the Gospel at
St. Matthew's Church, Liverpool.
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Ellerby, Manchester; and E; Palmer And Son, Paternoster-
tow, Luudun.

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I_ll Samuel Holdsworth, 1, Amen-corner, ernoster-row,
De...kated, by permission. to the Archbisho of Canterbury,
A New Edition of the WORKS of th tea. CHARLES
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

DIED.

On Friday, the 28th October, at Smyrna, aged 31, Mr. J. Calder-•
bank, late of Standish, near Wigan.
of Ltahsot nbtroi t e
Rh ,0 oyna passageM fromypo rt QtArelbs
oe c,
,aCaixmp
about
tseartoCe.
time,A s Ambridge,.
degvet:
Hewitt, orMaryport, on his passage from America to this port.
On Friday, the 11th ult., aged 35, Mr. F. Janson, late of Holme.
On Friday, the 18th ult., at London, Mr. Richard Lomax, calico
printer, formerly of Houghton Tower. aged 69.
On Sunday, the 20th ult., at Brussels, Harriet, widow of Mr. Thos..
Griffiths Lloyd, Esq., of Trowscoed Hall. Mongomeryshire.
On Snnday, the 27th ult., aged 35, Mrs. Mary Hunter, Workington:,
On Monday, the 28th ult., at his seat. Plascoch, Angiesea, sincerely
and deservedly lamented, Sir William ulkeley Hughes, in the 70th
year of his age.
On Wednesday. the 30th ult, at Mon tpellier, whither he had gone
for the benefit of his health, Captain Roderic!: Morrison, of this-
town, aged 43.
On Monday. the sth instant, after a short illness, in the prime or
life, James Clegg, Esq., of Bess-o'-tlf-harn, second son of the late
last, thea g h
78 n s
years,
ar at
s, Mrs.
James Clegg, Esq., of Butt-hill, of Prestwich.
Perth,ed
SCaarPahtalilaßtcahleT, of 1\10:A-street,
n ' " Yea".
one of the Society of Friends.
°O
nn 11; irliudrasyd
On Saturday last, the 10th instant Mr. Andrew Seddon, of Man-
chester, cooper, aged 36 years. ,
On Monday last, at Woodside, Cheshire, aged 76 years, Mr. George
Hodgson, father of Mr. Thomas Hodgson, Prince's Dock.
youngest d ,rhter of the Rev.
James Bogie, of Low-hill.

Lib I.; 0 9 :
FRIDAY, DECEnTIER 16, 1836,

'Uffi,ISHEJJ
EVERY TUESDAYritINI:EII ANDANDi ,f4'IDA Y MORNING,

BY itICHARD PATTI6BON,
(Of More Collage, S'eaeombe, C' 'shire,)
At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STAPE:', LIVT.RPOO*,. d
Orders and Advertisements are received h— Messrs. Nerrtc, an
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street. Deacon, Wall-..,r00k;
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Parker, 'Birehin-lane ; Joseph
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Harnrnond,'27, Lom—
bard-street ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street Clarke
and Lewis, 4, Crown-court, Threadneedie-street ; Mr. 'Thomas.
Hextall, 11, Alderrnanbury ; at Garraway's; at the London Com-
mercial Coffee- nouse, Mincing.lane ; at the Jerusalem Coffee-
house, Cornhill; Chapter Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and
North and South American Coffee-house, Threadneedle-sat
London; by Messrs. Johnston and Co. ; and Mr. John Lee,
Newspaper and Advertisement Agency
Office, 35, HeLry-street,,
Dublin; Mr. M`Phun, Glasgow; Mr. NlTheeler; Exehange-stre!_t.
and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley, r300.F-
-seller, Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office. Preston and Mr.
Coope, Union-street, Birmingham. at his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

et tam 14Tabigatton.

- For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
TH4.OITE OP DUBLIN
STEM-PACKET. CrOM PAN Y,
-; • - • INCORPORATED BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, ( with or without
eirdts,) taking roods and Passengers to the following ports,
OFMII4IIV- •
To DUBLIN Daily.
Par BELFAST—The ATHLONE, every WEDNESDAY,
kern. the Clarence Dock.
Apply, for. Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for. Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN M'CAMMON and Co.,

The piiincipir of this Company is that of attaching all lan-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after pa) went of the 1 ividends-11ms creating a community. of
Interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
syhich, will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividen•ls, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Sttick the having a well supported Establishment of first-
elattis.Sleamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

UNITED STATES.

NEW YORK LINE OF PACKET .
rc
Sailing on the Bt4 of every Month, • ..:
VIRGINIAN ANDREW, W. C. TH0MP50N......660 to s,.Sth Tan..
I. HARRIS ..620 tons, Bth Feb.
rIEFFIELD, F. P.'ALLEN ..578 tons, Bth March
UNITED STATES, N. H. HotonEGE...63o tons, Bth April.

These Ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city
or
a New York; and, for strength, beauty of model, punctuality
4,1. swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of
and accommodations, are not surpassed by any -in the trade,
wl their commanders are men of great experience.
r„ The rate of assage in
ofthe Cabin is fixed at Thirty-five
'llitteas, includipng stores all kinds.
n'jo insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods are received on
ard after the 6th of each month.—Apply to
SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER, and Co.

C3ASTWISE.

Now loading.
For LIMERICK,
The A 1 Schooner MARK BREED ,
JAMES ROBINS, Master;
130 tons; lying in King's D .

For CORK,
The A 1 Schooner CITY OF EXETER,
JOHN DOWNS, Master;
90 tons ; Dock.
For WATERFORD,
The Schooner SARAH,
JOHN TOOLE, Master;
Lying in Salthouse Dock.—Apply to
JOHN MARTIN,
Cork and Waterford Traders' Office, Cooper's-row.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

'For MONTEGO BAY. JAMAICA,
(With leave to call at. Wit rrEttAvEN,l
The Bug THOMAS PELLE,
JAMES Cara, Master;
Barthen per register 20G tons: coppered and copper.fastened.
and wit: have immediate despatch. —For freight or passage apply
on board, Queen's Dock; to- Mr. JOIIN DAwsor, Merchant,
Whitehaven, or here to J. NELSON WOOD and' Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

XT 0 ET ON' S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for
INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of
Cammomile Flowers, Prepared by a peculiar process, by which
alI the medicinal properties of rather more than one ounce of
the flowers are concentrated into four moderate- sized Pills.
They are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully suc-
cessful in removing every svmptom of indigestion, sick headache,
loss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions of
the skin, and all complaints arising.from a disordered state of the
digestive organs; they require no alterations of diet, and their
operation will be found so beneficial in giving tone to the sto-
mach, regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy, habit,
as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility.
Persons who have suffered from indigestion for, several years
have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which isa
convincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the
largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so Peculiar a nature as
to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health
and strength.
Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards;
F. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough-
by and Co., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate,street.
Without London ; and retail by nearly all respectable-Medi-
cine venders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

On account of whom it may.concern.
THIS D'AY, (Friday.) the 16th instant,. at Twelve o'clock', at
ifuilinshea(Vs and Tetley's (Mice, Rumford-street,
48 Bales Egyptian COTTON.
Damaged by salt water, ex Margaret. trout Alexandria; now
lying in Melly's Warehouse, Covent-garden.—Apply to Messrs.
MELLY, PRE‘)ST, and-Co., Merchants, or
HOI,LIN':StI EAD and TETLEY.. BrOkers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

UPPER CANADA.

According to the Toronto paper of the 11th ult., there are
members in the ParliaMent of Upper Canada as fond of placing
"notices on the books," as are some folks nearer home. Im-
mediately after the delivery of the opening speech by Sir F. 13.
Head, many notices of motions were given, and entered on the
books. The papers give the following selections from such
entries:—

"The Mayor—A bill to regulate elections of Members of
Assembly.

I‘\fr.-Thorburn—A bill to repeal the Paws imposing fines on
Quakers, &c., for not doing duty as militiamen in the time of
peace.
"Mr. Robinson—An address to the Lieutenant-Governor
for certain communications from the Colonial-office relative to
representations by individuals since the last prorogation, &c.
"Mr. Rykert—A bill for the erection and endowment of dis-
trict seminaries.

"Mr. M'Nab—A bill to vacate seats of Members accepting
any situation from the Government or the house,—a committee
tin the land-granting department.
" Mr. Gowan—A. committee to inquire into the protests, pe-
titions, allegations of bribery, violence, executive interference,
&c., at the late general elections, with power to send for wit-
!lmes, &c.
" Mr. Norton—A bill to abolish the law of primogeniture.
" Mr. Norton—A bill to sell the clergy reserves for educa-
tional purposes,—bills to amend the libel law, and to repeal the
Salt-tax.
"Mr. Dunlop—A bill on prison discipline,—a bill for a gee.
logical survgy in Upper Canada.
" Mr. M,KaY—Resolutions with a view to obtain a seaport in
Upper Canada, by altering the boundary lines in Lower Ca-
nada."

NEW BRUNSWICK.
The courier of St. John's, New Brunswick, November 12,
has been received. It mentions, that His Majesty has complied
*ith the prayer of the petition of merchants, Ste.; of Miranuchi,
to direct that port to be opened as a landing and warehousing
port, and that an order to that effect might be shortly expected.
This paper gives a remarkable instance of the extent to which
some establishments engage in the North American timber
trade ; it is that of Messrs. Pollock, Gilmour, and Co. They
arc chiefly engaged in this; and it is mentioned that they have
etaht different establishments, and ship annually up-wards of
6,900,000 cubic feet of timber, to cut and collect which, and to
prepare it for shipment, required upwards of 15,000 men, and 500
horses and oxen, in constant employment. For the promotion
of their trade. they are owners of 21 large ships, the registered
tonnage of which is 12,005 tons., navigated by 502 seamen, carry-
ing each trip upwards of 20,000 tons of timber, at 40 cubic feet
per ton ; all of which ships make two, and some them three,
trips annually. It is added, and we believe truly, that such an
establishment is unequalled in Europe.
A new joint-stock bank had just opened at Frederickton, part
of the largely subscribed capital having gone from St. John's
and the establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

HANDEL'S SONGS ARRANGED BY BISHOP,

From the original Scores, with the Metronome Mark, forming
the most, complete and Standard Edition.
The Overtures, to. ,Les.tot.q, Lea Chaperons Blanrs. Le Ser-
metal!, Aeteon, Cheval de Bronze, Le Philtre, and Gustavus,
&c. for_an Orchestra and Military Bands; and the Orertuies to
William Tell, Guy Mannering, the Renegade, and Montrose,
as Quintets by J. D. Loder.
London : D'ALMAINE and CO., 20, Soho Square. Pro.
fessors and Schools supplied.-.—Citial°o"f"wat tied to any part
of. the country.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS

DERBY. ....
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HEREFORD. ..
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DEVIZES.
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• BATH.
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Rociin:i r.E.
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COLCHESTER.
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AYLESBURY.
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CAMBRIDGE.
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BOLTON-LE-MOORS.
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Fnoms.
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WA K EFIh:LD.
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TEWKESBURY. ..
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Wont; ESTE it.
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LONDON.
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MA RYLEBONE. .
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FINSBURY.
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C HEITENH A in.
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BRIDGENORTH.
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OLDHAM.
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LINCOLN.
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YORK.
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- - KIDDERMINSTER.
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Rot:Hasa-Eat.
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CHATHAM.
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DR OITWIOII.
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ST. ALBAN'S.
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COVENTRY.
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I READING.
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POOLE.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

3ublicationo.

• • - •
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICAMNS.
ri-MIE MUSICAL BIJOU for 1837; Splendidly Illustrated,
and Richly Bound. Price 15s.

THE REML,I7IHiANCE, au Album of Poetry and Song
fur. 1&37. Price 12.5. .

. _
LITTLE LAYS FOR LITTLE LEARNERS ; a Musi-
cal Annuid-foi Young People. Price 6s.
SOIREE MUSICALES ; 8 Songs and 4 Duets, by Meia-
dante.

LIS. FLEURS DU CHANT ; Six Popular Airs, arranged
in a fashionable style for tho Pianoforte, by Henri Hem
I BRIGANTI,
Afercadarite'r celebrated Opera
sung by Grisi,
pesfiunzed at the IC-lily's Theatre.
The Prayer, and whole of the Vocal Music
Itubini..Tamburini, and Lablache. The Overture and Airs for
the Pianoforte and. as Duets by Burrower. Popular Entreacte
arranged by Hetz.' Select Airs for the Harp and Harp and
Pianoforte by Bochsu. Quadrilles.by Musatd, and numerous
other arrangements.
LE
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ECvHAAL DRPER BRONZE.ONS BL.N
ANDCS', CLTEFs, Or
ONRc.
Qh ,
.
Obera's la,t new OperoS•
The
forOlvtartrupraensaatkutlikrAviaisudfoir3iatthwefoPaie7boyfotrtoechl!say imault
whole
of the Songs, &c.
The
highly
popularpopuli iraiEt,Nt. ol,7ol.SerKeZ'
at .the King's Theatre,
coraposed by Boehsa.
The Overture, Pas Galan, State Marchk Mazurka, kralinviak,
Quadrille des Dames, arranged for the Pianoforte and-for the
Harp, and as Duets for the harp aud.Hatp and Pianoforte.—
Quadrilles by Weippert, &c.
The Music in !indwell's New Operas of
TILE SEXTON OF COLOGNE, PAUL GLIFFORD,
AND TIIE LORD OF THE ISLES.
NEW SONGS, DUETS, AND PIANOFORTE MUSIC,
I}Y HENRI. HERZ.
, Night at sea,' sung by 11alibran (third edition); ' Now the
night her mantle closes,' sung by, ALL Parry, Jun.; Sigh not.'
(second edition) ;,' The troubadour.R.udel:" Land of song;'
Oh ! for that Voice i" Our song shall be of other days;' 0 tor
the dance. Funtaste Dramatique. from Meyerbeer's Hugue-
nots; the Third Concerto; Les Trois Genres, Nos. 1 to 3; Mi-
litary Divert:Menlo, introducing 'Night at sea;' Les Etran-
gi4rreiss,; theifigfhtth.
at
Sea'
et ttf Quadrilles; Variations on the Fall of
as an easy Rondo.—By S. THAL-
BERG.:, two. Notturnos, first and second Capriccios, two Rue-
sian Airs, Les Soitees Musicales.—By C. CZERNY ; Sixty
Progressive Lessons in three books, written expressly to follow
Jousse'a celebrated ,Instructions; and .a Sequel to ditto, being
Select Studies from various authors. Six easy Sonatinas;
Souiienir de Bellini; Talisman Musical, 12 easy and brilliant
Rondos; Grand Exercise; Six easy Rondos on Airs by Auber.
&c. Delassament Musical, three Sonatinas. Passatempi M it-
sicali, 12 facile and brilliant Rondos.: Ten brilliant Rondos for
two performers; Three brilliant Rondos for Pianoforte and
Flute.—By C. HEUSIN.VER : Brilliant Rondo ot: an Air by
Jerold: Variations on Alla Gioja—By F. BUNT EN : the
Pianiste's Tour, ,in 3 books ; Fantasia Brillante on Italian
Airs ; two favourite Airs, with Variations. ~
An entire New Edition of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Latest Freights to Exchange
datet.
,Enyland; tve. on hayland.
Bumbay....26tb Aug .. f 4 Ls to 1;5 106 tp, clp' rupee

-
Shipping abondatii.
Calcutta 9th Aug..E6 Us to £7 lOs .:: ton.. --
Produce abundant, and shipping since.
China 4th July... 4s 9d / dollar.
. ,No freight offering. • . .
Singapore —l3! h Aug...E3 15s to £5 lUsty ton..fs 6d W dollar.
• Very light freight• has paid £7 to £7 10S.;
milk one vessel loading for I.Ngland.
Rio Janeiro.2otli 0ct...£2 15s to £3 lOs aY tun..3s 21d to 3s 21,1
ciy ,nilrea.,
/4. Orleans...l6th Nov ..%d per lb. 7ito 71,1 Y cent.
premium.
Ships in good demand; stock of cotton 68,374 bales.
i obile l6th Nov..: %d per lb. 71 .:: cent prem.,
S.avannah..- 25th N0v...11-16d to %d per lb. 114 P cent prem
Charleston 23d Nov... hd per lb. 9ft09i,.:: cents
premium.
'stew York 24th N0v...%d to 7-16 d per lb. 81 to9i,lyeen t.
premium.
[We intend to supply the latest information from a number of
other ports, but for the present we are unable to furnish any fur-
ther particulars, our arrangements being incomplete.—E.LS.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

• r. For DEMERARA,
The fine British-huiit Brig MAY,
Captain. SYMS;
Burtheu per register 361 toes; will be despatched im-
niediatelv.—rde freight or pissage apply to Captain Srms,
Princers.Dock ; Messrs: BOLD and Hussar., Brokers, or to
JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

Ott date.

For SALE,
The fine new Brig SIR R. A. FERGUSON,
&tie, " R. SMITH. Master;
""*: Burthen per register 180 22-94 tons. old measure.; built
of the best British oak, well seasoned; coppered and copper-
fastened; sails very fast, and carries a large cargo on a light
draft of water-; her siores•and materials are ample, and of the
best description. Length aloft, 80 feet 3 inches ; breadth, 22.
feet 7 inches; depth, 13feet 3 inches. Is now ready for in-
spection. Lyin-g.ftist side George's Dock.—For further par-.
ificulartimply on board, or to
DA\ID KING and Co., 5, Goree-piazzas-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

Legal I%Totife.

riglHE creditors .who have.proved their debts under a commis-
sion bankrupt, bearing date at Westminster, the 15th
diay o
aWarded and issued against THOMAS
f.o ct oofber, 1796.
SIIDD.LETON, late of Liverpool, in the count) of Lancaster,
cotton manufactuier, dealer, and chapman, dee, aced, having
ah.eidy received the full amount.of• their respective debts, may
receive a dividend on interest thereon on application to RE DIS
BIRD, and PaiNca, Accountants and Sharebrokers, Liver-
mai, South Castle street, Liverpool,. between the hours of ten
and two, ou any day after the sixteenth of December instant.
PAYNE, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

INVITATION TO SIR ROBERT PEEL.

The Right lion. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P.
Edinburgh,lst December.

Stn,—The announcement of your intentii7n 'to come to Scot
land, for the purpose of being installed as Lord Rector of the
University of Glasgow, induces us to hope that you may be
prevailed on to visit this metropolis, so as to, enable the inha-
bitants of this part of the kingdom to testify, in a public manner,
their admiration of your character, talents, and conduct as a
statesman.
We therefore: respectfully request that you will .do us the
honour to accept of a public dinner in this city, on such day
during your stay iu Scotland as you may please to name.
We have the honour to be, sir,
Your most obedient servants.

SIR ROBERT PEEL'S ANSWER.
Drayton Manor, Dec. 6, 1836. '
My Lord and Gentlemen,—lt is with extreme reluctance
that 1 respectfully: decline an invitation, which, as a testimony
of public esteem and confidence, is peculiarly gratifying to my
feelings, and which is presented to me in a manner best calcu-
lated to enhance the value of the compliment which it 'conveys.
But after the meeting which I have promised to attend at,
Glasgow, there will remain only a very short interval between:
my return from the North and the opening of Parliament, and
on account of my long absence from home during the present
'year, I could not now curtail that interval without great incon-
venience. •
Upon this ground I have already declined more than one
proposal of a similar nature to that which you have done me
the honour of conveying, assigning reasons which would be
•t- invt:te-
uon,-even trom the city of Edinburgh. . •
I request that you will assure those on whose behalf you have
made this communication that I am in -the highest degree.
sensible of their kindness and proud of their favourable opinion,-
and that it is with great pain to my own feelings that 1 forego
the opportunity of meeting them in Edinburgh and of express.
ing to them in person my grateful and respectful acknowledg-
ments. _ .

1 feel greatly indebted to you, my lord and gentlemen, for the.
additional honour you have conferred upon me by personally
urging my acceptance of the invitation of which you are the
bearers, and am,
With the highest esteem,
Your faithful and obedient servant,
• .
ROBERT PEEL.
Right 116 n. Lord Ramsay, Sze.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 10, J. Delamore, Liverpool, grocer—Jan. 5, W. Halton, Charles-
Areet, Westminster. tailor—bn. Gray'S-inn-lane,
Condon. cheeseiriongerin. 6, J. Goudburn, Brighton-place, New
Kent-road, Surrey. silversmith—Jan. 4, T. YOnde. Wnolvdch, vic-
tualler-Jan. 4, R. Dean, Milner-Place, LaMbeth, builder—Jan. 4. A.
Bru.,e, London, army-clothier—Dec. 20, D. Morgan, Rhosmaen, Cir.
inarthenshire, tanner—Jan. 7, B. Righton, Eastclaeap London,
cooper—Jan. 7, G. Simpson, Upper Groyenor-street, Gro,venor-
square, London, niariner—Jan. 12, T. 11. Dobbs, Gaiiislioriiu.4li, Lin-
colnAhlre, innkeeper—Jan. 10, J. Barnsley, Manchester, Cotton-iner-
ehtrit—Jan. fl, C. I, Wathen, South Fladilet, Glouceitershire, vie.
tueiller—Jan. 12, T. Bumpus. jun., Northanipttm; grocer—Jan. 12, J.
Garton, Kingston-upon-Hull, lighterman.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
3d day of January.
J. Harrison, Liverpool, merchant—J. Wilkes, Clielteihani, builder
—A. Horton, Sheffield, button-rrianufaCturer—T. 11tH, BoW-cburch-
ynid, London, linen-factor.
SCOTCII sEQutsTgA'noNs.
Waugh and Innei, Edinburgh, bobksellers.
Thomas Gillespie Ferguson, Glasgow. merchant.-

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

Dec. Houa.
15. Coupland and Duncan, (Ist) ........Clarendon Rooms, at 1
li. Thomas Sommerville, (IC,
ComMissionere Roomi, 11tatieheiter, at 2
17. Mon'son, Pearson, and 17eniton, (Ist) Cl4fetitloti Roans, at t
20. Joseph and Andrew BroWtii, (Ist) .... Ditto, at 12
20. James Dunne. (div.) — Ditto, at 1
22. Buckley and Kennan, (div.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08

THE ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL

I.E Public is repectfully informed that a BA.-NK, sup-
ported by men of the highest respectability; is about to
be brought forward, the Prospectus of wh.. • may be had on
application.
The Capital will be $: ,003,
In Shares of £MO each, one-half of he Capital to be paid up
by instalments, as hereafter to be determined by the Provisional
Committee.

All applications for Shares to be sent in SEALED'to my
Office, addressed to the Provisional Committee, on or before
the 10th of March instant, on which day the several notes will
be opened, and the Appropriation of Shares taken iuto,con-
sideration. By order,

WC HD. DAWSON, Share Broker,
No. 10, Exchange-alley, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08

GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. •
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR.
AND OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE LIVERPOOL
FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY.
MR. G. HOLDEN respectfully announces his intention
of giving a PERFORMANCE 'on au extensive scale,
of SACRED MUSIC, selected from ttie most celebrated COir=
posers.
Principal Vocal PerVormers :
Miss HARDMAN,
(Of the Manchester Concerts,)
Mr. PEARSALL,

(Of the Birmingham Concerts,)
Mr. WALTON, and Mr. MACHIN.
Leader—Mr. ALDRIDGE.
The names of other principal Performers will be shortly an-
nounced..
The Band, (including all the leadinv. talent of the town,) will
be upon au extensive scale, and the Chorus will be full and
ealcient.
The Petformance will take place at the THEATRE-
ROYAL, on TnasDAY EVENING, the 29th March, and parti-
culars, with the Scheme, wit! be given as soon as the arrange-
ments are completed.
44, Staffbrd-street. ;il.ll ; •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08

TO PAVIORS AND FLAGGERS.

THE Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company ttrt
desirous to contract for the PAYING and FLAGGING
of their new Station in Lime-strikt. There will be wanted
about Fifteen Hundred square yards of Paving, and about
Seven Hundred square yards of I:lagging, besides Curb Stones
and Steps.'
A Plan of the Ground may be seen, and Specifications of
the Work may be had, at the Railway Office, North John-
street. HENRY 'BOOTH, Treasurer.
Liverpool, 2d March, 1836.

TRUST MONEY.
MO be LENT, the SUM of zig,poo' in Sums of £5OO, and
not exceeding £.3,000. lntetiest 41 or to 4 per Cent., ac-
cording to the nature of the security.
Apply to Mr. E. R. KENNEY, Solicitor, 21, Lord-street.