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

W CON i3SDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant. at TWely
the Quay, east side of-Brunswick Do ,
A VERY st:Peritoit Cargo of 'Timber, now la ing per Ship
Wilmot," from St. John's, consist' g of
`693 Logs YELLOW- PINE, 75 ns,
193 Logs RED PINE, 9 tons,
•18 Logs SPRUCE PINE, 10 tons,
107 Logs HARDWOOD, . 58 tons,
91 Cords Hemlock• LATIIWOOD,
6m. Ash HOGSHEAD STAVES,
Also, a prime Cargo orTimber,. now landing per ip " M an-
chest er," from Quebec, consisting o
377 Logs YELLOW PINE, 32,165 feet
130 Logs RED PINE, 5,896 fe ,
89 Logs OAK, - 3,188, t,
10,560 Mertlhantable W. 0. PUNCHE STAVES,
4,510 Merchantable Standard PIPE STAVES,
4 Cards Hemlock LATHWOOD,
26 Dozen vlickory .HANDSPIKES,
56 Dozen Ash HANDSPIKES.
,By order of tbe Importers.
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

'o'clock, on

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY aid SONS,
On WI:1)N us v, the '231 day of November inst., at Sit o'clock
nn, the Evening, at the George n, in Dale-street,
rTIWO HOUSES on the west ule of Williamson-street,
a_ three !lOUS ES'on the sou side of Blundell-street, two
Front and four Back HOUS north side of Kitchen-street,
nineteen HOUS(':S, thirtee ack HOUSES, one W.ARE-
[IOUS E, and •other P REM I 'ES, in Spatlitn;-street.
The shove Will be Sold on Leases for 75 years, subject to the
usual Covenants and Restrictions in the Corporation Leases.
Further Particulars will he stated at the time of Sale.
Toir o-hall, 17th October, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

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Ewiberpool

EAST INDIE►S

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LINE OF PACKETS TO CALCUTTA,
To‘sail on the 20th of every Month.
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...,; . • To sail .on the 20th November.
.*ot The line new Lancaster built Barque HOPE,
Captain JOHr COCKBAIN;
A 1,330 tons.per register, coppered, built under particular in-
nection,. and exp.-.Aed to *ail: reumrkahly fast.—For terms of
ireight or ..passage, having. good accommodations, apply on
board, south end Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRE-R.
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Thv fine
Paoet of the4.29lkhBDheiPcemEbLeErTNOß
LAIDMAN will be the

To sail the lst December.
For BOMBAY,
The fine British-bnilt ShipRANGER,
RICHARD AINiLEY, Master;
ilurthen 516 tons.—For:freight or paesage,, havin superior ae-
Vennuodatious, ai;ply to CHARLES 11(H:SFAT.C. angd SON, Or to
BQLD and RUSSIL.

To sad 6t4- December.
. For Bo‘l-BAY;
The %vell-known Ship RICHARD WALKER,
'3531 tons register,
GEO. FIDLER, Commander;
newly coppered, and= undergoing a complete
Lepair.—Fur terms of freight or passage apply to BOLD and
uIAE.L. Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

VALUABLE LAND IN LISCAIiaAND IN BOOTLE; near

L/VERPOOL.
By Mr. SYERS, •
Tuts DAY,,(Friday,) the 11th instant at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-room 4, Liverpool,

Lot „ALL that valuable FIELD, now in the o •cupation of
Win. 'Leicester as tenant, situated in Liscard, near
the east side of Rake-lane, (but separate therefrom by a :small
croft belonging to .Mrs. Peers,) containing 2s. le. tip. statute
measure, bounded on the north by land belonging to Mr. Thos.
Chadwick. on the east by lanctof Mr. ho -haw, and cL the south
by land of Mr. Rimmer.
This Property i.r?sents a most e •buildiug situation,
commanding extensive views of lb iver Ntersey and thu sur-
rounding country, and very nea • both the,new Liscard and
Egremont Ferries.
-2.: All those Two FIELDS,- DWELLING-HOUSE, and
OUTBUILDINGS, now in the occupation of Mr. Peter
Hotwhton, as'tenant, situate in the township Of Kirkdale, frobt-
ing the west side of the road leading from Liverpool to i3ootle,
containing together 2s. 20. 21P. statute measure, both being
hounded on. the north-west, and partly-nu the south sides, by
the land of the Earl of Derby, and on the remaining part by
land belonging to the devisees of the late Samuel Poole, Esq.
This Property commands a fine view of the River Mersey and
Cheshire coast, and is in a situation rapidly increasing in value.
Both Properties are Freehold.
For farther particulars apply at the office of Mr..TonN NORTH,
Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

MAGAZIN' DES MODES.

- - 41, BADD•sTRittiY. • • .
/FRS. BROWN:respectfolli, atinonnees that her WINTEIt
.11'1.. FASHIONS, .in MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS,
&c., will be ready for Inspection on TUESDAY next, the 15th
instant.

A Vacancy for an IN-Daon APPRENTICE or INII
PROVER.

Ng-Rs. CUTLER, from London, takets this opportunity of
returning thanks to the Ladies of Liverpool and itis
vicinity,for the liberal support she has received since her com-
mencement in business, and respectfully solicits their attention
to her WINTER. FASHIONS, comprising elegant Noveltiei
at unusually low priceS, Which Will be ready fur inspection on
THVIISDAY, the 17th instant.
No. 11, -Clarence-street.

MISS SA.7kII3ROOK,
O*N her return from Loudon, begs most respectfully to infant
the Ladies of Liverpool and the neighhourhood,,that Ott
WIDINIEfin AY next, the 16th instant, she will have ready for in-
spection 'tilt elegant Assortment of •MILLINERYI alsci, a
great variety of the most fashionable Materials, far Dresses,.
Btc. ' • • • •
88, Duke-street, Nov. 8, 1836.

fits: DAVID KENT, 110, BOLD-STOAT, begs respect-
IV" to infotm' the Ladies Of Liverpool acrd its vicinity she,
will have het WINTER. FASHIONS of MILLINERY and
new GOODS ready.on THURSDAY next, the' 17th instant.

ir RS. WOODS begs respectfully to int4rrn the Ladies of
INI Liverpool and its vicinity, that her, WIN P E
FASHIONS will be ready fur inspection on Marina! next, the
14th instant.
Millinery and Dress Rooms, 29, Bold-street.

CHAPEAU FRANCAIS:
SOLD ONLYBY JAIIM REAL 18, BOLD-STREET.
•
THEr properties, of this HAT, arc lightness, shortness of slgh
and brillinnry of colour; Which cannot be affected by Yea
air, and in durability equal to two of the. Best.Beayer Oats,
and allowed from its beauty and texture, to be superior to any
Hat yet_ invented.—Price for Cash 20s.
Liverpool. •Nor. sth, 1 836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

On Fa toAy, the' isth.or Nroveraber instant, at'One o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Clarendon-room, South John-street,
in'one or More Lots; as' may be agreed upon at the time of
sate
REE FIELDS, near the Village ofrWavertree, two of
V which frent the road fro'm Liverpool, and the third lies at
the back, and fronts Pighue-lane, containing together 9A.Oa. 7v.
statute measure.
The Land is bounded on the west by art Estate of the Rev. ,L
Grundy, and en the east by a Dwelling-house and Garden, be:
lolrging to James Stoek; Esq., and forins a most desirable site
for the erection of Villas. -
The 'two Fields fronting.Wavertree.-road are Copyhold, and the
Field fronting Pighue-lane is Freehold of Inheritaiice.
Furthervarticutars maybe obtained,and a Planolthe Property
seen, orr.application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN,
SOlieitors, Fenwiek-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT.

On TUESDAY. the'Orh instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at Mr. Smith's the Royal Hotel, in Present, in the county of
Lancaiter; itt the following or such other Lotsas m,ty be the 4
agreed upon, ;irid subject to conditions of sale which will be

then produced,
Lot 1.
A LL that rapital MESSUAGE or DWELLING-
LIL. HOUSE, situate-On the-north side and fronting
Fazakerley.street, in Prescot aforesaid, with I YARD, OUT-
BUILDINGS. extensive GARDENS, and ther APPURTE-
NANCES thereto belonging, recently the occupation of
Miss Richardson, deeeaSed, the late Pro tetreis- thereof.
The House is commodious and well and substantially built,
and suitable for the immediate reception of a respectable family.
The Gardens are well :tocked with choice Fruit Trees.
Also, hat other M ESP:T:I. (..E or DW EL LING-H OTJSE,
adjoining to the above Messuage, with' the OFFICE, OUT-
BUILDING.;, and other APPURTENANCIS thereto be
longing, and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward.
These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance.
Lot-2. All that large'SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of
the South Gallery of the Parish ChutCh of Prescot, and lately
occupied by Miss Richardson.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Rowsoa and'Cuoss,
Solicitors, Preseot.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

VALUABLE LAND IN LISCARD AND IN BOOTLE, near
LIVERPOOL.
By 111- SYEItS
Tins DAY, (Friday,) the pith instant. at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, .at the Clarendon-rooms'. Liverpool,

Lot It valuable FIELD, now in the occupation of
'44L
NA,'ata..t, .
Leicester as tenant, situated in Liscard, near
the east side of: Rake-lane, (but separate therefrom by a small
croft belonging to Mrs. Peers,) containing 2A. lit. Li'. statute
mea.sure, bounded on the north by land belonging to Mr. Thos.
Chadwick, on, the east by land of Mr. Forshaw, and on the south'
by land of Mr. Itimurrer.
This Property presents a .most eligible building situation,
commanding. extensive views of the River Mersey and the sur-
rounding country, and very near to both the new Liscard and
Egremont Ferries.
All.,those Two FIELDS, DWELLING-HOUSE, and
OUTBUILDINGS, now in the occupation of Mr. Peter
Houghton, as tenant, situate in the township of Kirkdale, front-
ing the west side of the road leading front Liverpool to Bootle,
containing together2a. 2it. Zip. statute measure, both• being
bounded on the north-west, and partly on the south sides, by
theland•of the Earl of Derby, and .on the remaining, part by
laud belonging to the devisees of the late Samuel Poole, Esq.
This Property' commands a flue view of the River Mersey and
Cheshire coast, and is iu a situation rapidly increasing in value.
Both Properties are Freehold. •
For further particulars apply at theoffice of M r. JOHN NORTH,
Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

PUBLIC HALL.

A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the: SUB-
_AL,. SCRIBERS to' a Fund for the Erection of a PUBLIC
HALL, • •
The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Chair,

It was resolved, ,
That the number of Subscriptions already received is, highly
satisfactory; and' that the List of Subscribers be published in
the Liverpool Newspapers.
That, as misrepresentation has arisen as to the purposes to
which the net Profits to arise from the proposed Building will
be applied, the Committee feel it incumbent on them to declare
that such profits must necessarily be divided rateably among
the Subscribers.
(Signed)

JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.

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WANTED, BOARD and L i onGINO, ti a god 'ituatir).;
for two Gentleinm, in a resPectabre -farnilv, on rear-
sbnable tertus..' A, separate Sitting Room wotilcl be re(piired.
LP:UO:4. post paid; stating terms, iddrebsed A. Z., Standard
Office, will be attended to '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11

DRESDEN-ROOMS, LORD-STREET.

ALEXANDEit HUNTER begs to intimate that he has
_disposed • a his whole STOCK of GLASS, CHINA;
and EARTHENWARE in the Dresden-rooms, to Mr. R.
- LIVINGSTON, and, iu returning thanks for the liberal pa:-
tronage he enjol-ett trhile in the above Establishment, he begs
leave to introttucc his Successor, Mr. 1,., as a person in every
respect. well qualified fur conducting the Establishment in the
most efficient manner. • ALEXANDER HUNTER.
" • Lit+etpuoli 3d November, 1836.

TN reference to the above Advertisenient, It. LIVINGSTON
begs leave:to- state that he will, use every exertion to have
a choice Selection of all that. is'elegant.and fashionable in the
Trade; and mill a) he trtists•will merit the' attention and appro-
bation of the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its Vicinity ;
and, in order to' make room for a- SPLENDID STOCK of
GLASS,-0111\A,- and KARTIIENWAREi selected at the
most eminent Manufactories in the Kingdom, the STOCK NOW
ON HAND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, for a
few Weeks from this date. •

Dresden-7 007,5, Lord-street;.3d:Nou.; 1835.

ST. JAMES'S VAULTS,
RATHBONE-STREET,
igpporite the Centre Gate if the, Market, Liverpool.
•

VV.HEN I first opened the abose.Premises, I adopted a
new Theory Business, which-was to vend no articled'
but those of established character for Quality, and to Sell- them
at such Prices as. would render the Competition of other Es-
tablishments in the neighbourhood altogether unavailing:
The zealous and general patronage I have received, (and
which still continues daily to increase) is the best testimony to
my--success.- sly- enterprise has been rewarded beyond-m-y
largest anticipations, and I beg most cheerfully tb acknowledge
my grateful sense of the fav;y:::-.
. ,
It is inranibit ion to secure a continuance of this envied pre-
ference, and, with a-view in some degree to merit it. the pnblia
is respectfully informed, that the late fortunate purchases which
I have made will enable me to Sell, for two years to come, every
Article in JAMAICA' RUMS, Scotch acid 'lrish WHISKIES,
London and Bristol GINS: French BRANDY, WINES, &c.,
&c., at my usual scale of lOw prices. And this lam determined
to o, notwithstanding the enormous advance of every article
connected with the trade.
Confidently referring my numerous Friends tti the eubjoined
List of my Prices for spirit of warranted quality,
I have the honour to remain,:
Their most obedient servant,
EDGAR ESTLIN, Proprietor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

EZI ante'.

WANTED, iinmediatelv, a goodeTTLING HAND,
in a Soda Water Manufactory. Apply at the Standard

Office.

WANTED, a respectable middle-a e
been accustomed to the charge Ic
satisfactory references will be required '
soN's,
Dingle
Hill, Toxteth Park.

EItSON who has
Nursery. The most
Apply at Mr. GREG-

AYOUNG Lady of respectable connexions, who has been
engaged in the Education of her Si ers, now wishes to
take a SituatiOn as' GOV V.ItNESS. Sh will undertake the
routine of an English EdUcation, with e French Language
and Music for some time from the coin ncement, or attend to
it under a Master. Having been accustomed to children, she
will not Object to engage where the Family is numerous, pro-
vided a proportionate s,,lary be given.
Further particulars can he given on application (post-paid)
to Y. K.,' Box a 4 Poitoffice7 Li verpooi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

TO WILLIAM !MART, ESQ, M.P.

11,—Absenee from Liverpool, in a remote district of Ireland,
must plead my excuse for not having sooner noticed and replied
to your letter, which appeared in the Albion newspaper.
Agreeing, as I do, with the Roman satirist, where he inquires—
_ videntem dicere verum,

Quid vetat

I determined, on the occasion you refer to, to combine the
pleasantness of imagination with the gravity of argument, and
the accuracy of facts.

The passage of my speech, quoted in your letter, was spe-
cially pointed out to the meeting as belonging, not to the his-
torical, but the poetical part of my address. The meeting un-
derstood it so ; but as you seem to take it seriously, I have '
neither difficulty nor hesitation in assuring you that I receive
as authentic history your statement that you " have never had
the slightest communication with Mr. O'Connell, with any of
the priests, or with any of theiTown Council upon the subject I ,•
alluded to." airvitr,

You I doubt not, readily admit that " it was within the
bounds of possibility" that such communication might have
taken place, and that I was fully justified in supposing such a
possibility, by the manifest coalition between you and the party
►n question in general politics, and the prominent support you
recently received in parliament from that quarter, in a matter
intimately connected with the Town Council.
I rejoice, however, to find that your support of the pro-popery
party in the state has not extended to any patronage of their
scheme for imposing upon protestant children a system of edu-.
cation so opposed to protestant principles. Aud I beg to ex
press my earnest hope that you w►ll speedily see your error in
hir,ing,, in any way, connected yourself with a party whose ob-
vious aim (however it may be for a tune disgu►sed behind
plausible terms of reform,) is the subversion of our glorious con-
stitution.

As a lover, first of truth, then of peace and order; a lover of
real liberty secured to the poorest of our fellow-countrymen; a
lover of revealed religion in all its holy and saving power, un-
mutilated by infidel compromise, and unadulterated by super-
stitious traditions, I am a lover of our constitution, (under whose
genial influence all these lovely fruits have ripened,) and as far
as lieth in me, its humble and sincere defender against any
organic change.
I have the honour to be, sir,
Your obedient servant.
HUGH APNEILE.
Ballycastle, 28th July, 183 G.
P.S.—This letter cannot reach Liverpool in time for inser-
tion in the AV,ion of next Monday. It will, however, appear in
some of the other papers, from whence the Albion will, I hope,
see the propriety of copying it.

The Rev. Joseph Woolf, the missionary, on his wav to Tim,,
buctoo, arrived at, Cosseir from Suez, in the H ugh -Lindsay,
Indian steamer, on the Bth of May last. It was his intention to
proceed in the same vessel to Djiddah,,in the Yemen, and then
cross the 11,,d Sea to the coast of Aby.ssinia,,,Malt,s GeoeSte,
June 22,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

PRICE OF BULLION I.N. LONDON.

PER OUNCE,
Foreiff.n Gold in Bars
New Dollars
Silver in Bars. (Standard)
New Doubloons

XtEiro
317 9 -- 3 17 6
0 4 101-,- 0 4 1Q
0 5 0 -- 0 5
317 6 -- 3 17 '9'

NORTHERN HOSPITAL MONTHLY REPORT•

JULY, 1836.

PATIENTS ADMITTED. I PATIENTS DISCUARGED.
Accidents without recommen- Cured
dation
Medical and Surgical cases with 24 I
I Relievedrregular & made Out-patients
recommendation
Remaining in the Hospital 34

House Visitors, John, Lightbody, Esq., and Charles Warner, Egg'
Chaplain, Rev. J. H. Stafford—Treasurer, George J.Wainwright,l3o'

House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin glower.

MARRIED.
On the 26th June, at St. Luke's Church. Mr. Thomas Brookes, or
Gildart's-gardens, to .Miss Hervey, daughter of •Mr. Hervey, c°T,.
Wainer, of this town.
On Tuesday last. at the Parish Church, Halifax, Mr. Richard ate
house, solicitor, of Blackburn, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the:w
Mr. George Bancroft, Grove Cottage, Skircout, near Halifax. t,
On Thursday last, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-vario,
by the Rev. C. Bowstead, Mr. Morgan 0. Haberty, to Miss Jane
gist
On the same day, at the same place, Mr. Patrick Hagon,
Mary Ann Kelley.
On the same day, at the same place, Captain James Honston, 0(
brig Murray, to Miss Jane Robertson.

. DIED. .
of
On Wednesday last, aged 35, Mr. Richard Parker, druggist, late
London-road.
Mr.Thos
Thursday last, at No. 19„ Salisbury-street, Edinbtirgh,
Tinlinson, aged 47 3-ears.
Same day, at the Rectory, Worthenbury, Ellen, the beloved
_ v,:ce ....
' " n .
the Rev. Idugh Mathie.
he bol: •
On Friday lasi, at WaVertree, after a severe sickness, which f the'
with christian fortitude, in his 46th year, James, youngest son e.
late Mr. John Gregory; Of Wimstmi, in this county. . . . al%
' On Friday Ink, at her residence, Toxteth;Tark, Miss Flent2—,
Mather, in the 70th year of her age.
Same day, Mr. John Dixon, of Chester, for several years editor of
-
the Chester Courant. •

On Sunday last. aged 22,, Mr, William Arthur 4ornby.

LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND.
PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY FRIDAY MOll1rG,1.4
BY RICHARD PATTISSON, •
At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STREET• n And
Defiers and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Nf::,,,T),001,2
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, v;" joseP"
Beynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson R, Barker, Illrchin-lam',; Lorry
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill: Munden Hammond, 2,,ciarke
bard•street Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-eourt, Fleet-street ;
and Lewis, 4, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street, London ; at
lane'
raway's; at the London Commercial Colree• noose, Minciugo,..
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Cua ter C°tl:ee-oroe'
Pater-poster-row; and North and Amer South Amecan • Cofice,,.hho- - aria
rlreadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston snd ~
Mr. John Lee, at his Newspaper and Advertisement Arnqrheeler,
35; Henry-street, Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow; ,btu
Exchange-street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchesl4es • teo.
Malley, Bookseller,Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-otAce; •
and Mr. Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

UNITED STATES.

To sail oa the 6th Auuust, and has nearly the whole of
her cargo engaged.
For NEW
atiV. The very fine regular-trading rst-class
0 • ~; American Ship ALF I 'D,
Captain CHEEV
tarthen 460 tons; copper-fastened, and wly coppered; sails
Very fast ; is now only on her SIXTH voyage, and is a very de-
sirable conveyance for goods and pisseogers.—For freight or
Passage apply on board, in Prince's Dock, or to
WADD[NGTON, HOLT, and Co.

11'" To sail on the 15th August.
For CHARLESTON,
The very fine first-class American Sh. CORNELIA,
Capt. EATON ;
rt hen 340 tons, coppered and copper-taste d, and well known
as a very fast sailer.—For freight or passa e, having good ac-
commodations, apply on board, in Waterloo Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.

7° fail lied fair wind, and having only room{ for a few tons fine
Goods,
_those that are desirous of shipping by this vessel are re-
quested to make immediate application.
217 For PHILADELPHIA,
The splendid new American coppered Ship
. oak NAPIER,
. -
Captain STAFFORD;
470 tons per register ; a most desirable cony ance for fine
Goods.—For freight or passage, having stip or accommoda-
tions, apply to the Master, on board, Prince's Dock, or to
H. LEPPER and Co., No. 6, North John-street.

BRITISH AMERICA.

Warranted first Vessel; not intended t take any Salt.
For HALIFAX.
The A 1 Brig WESTMO LAND,
alsirEnwAtto M`KiriztE, aster;
Burthen per register 279 tons ; sails remarkably fast,
and affords a most eligible conveyance for goods and passen-
gers; incist of her cargo is engaged, and shippers may depend
upon her being early despatched.—For freight, &c., apply on
board, east side Brunswick Dock, or to
CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

Wailing a wind.
For MONTREAL,
..4; The fine new Barque GL A GOWN
G. BURNS, Commas r;
A regular trader, 401 'tons- per register; suit very fast, and has
'll.Perior accommodations for passengers.—For terms of freight
or Passage apply on board, Prince's Dock •EORG'E ,to Mr. A. PARLKNE,
° GHIGHFIELD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

LONDON TIMES AND •EVENING MAIL.

HE Public is respectfully informed that THE TIMES
arrives by EXPRESS every Morning• Half-past Seven,
and will be on Sale at the Office, No. ,-Lord-street.
THE EVENING MALL th ays per week,' by post—
Price 7d.
Advertisements and comma cations for the Editor are re-
quested to be left at the Office, as above, as a Parcel is for-
warded to the TIMES-OFFICE Nightly.
L. T. GASKILL, Agent.

LYCEUM FRENCH ACA EMY.
THREE LESSONS A WEEK.—TWO GUINE THE HALF YEAR.
MESSRS. JULES LEFEBVRE nd LE NORMAND
DE L'OS IE R. beg to inforltpt Public that they intend
OPENING their CLASSES at the LY UM in the course of NEXT
WEEK, and they respectfully request that those Gentlemen who
may be desirous of joining them will favour Messrs. L. and L.
with their attendance at the Academy, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at Half-past Seven, for the purpose of making ar-
rangements as to the most convenient times of meeting.
In consequence of several applications, Messrs L. and L.
have determined to open a separate Class for Ladies, should a
sufficient number offer, to meet at Eleven in the Morning.

Names and addresses of Ladies and Gentlemen will be re-
ceived at the Bar of the Lyceum, in the Library, or at the
Residence of Messrs. L. and '2, Abereromby-terrace.

BOTANIC GARDEN,
EDGE-LANE, LIVERPOOL.
THE BOTANIC GARDEN will be OPENED To-Mott-
now, Wednesday lhe3d of August, w'th an EXHIBITION
of PLANTS. FLOWERS, FRUIT ', and VEGETABLES.
The following Regulations will observed:—
The Gardens will be Opened, Admission, at One o'clock,
and the Plants, &c. will continu staged until Five o'clock.
Proprietors and Subscribers will be admitted without Tickets,
on signing their names in a book at the entrance.
Any Proprietor who cannot personally introduce his Family
may do it by note, specifying the number of persons entitled to
admission.
The Public will be admitted by Tickets, to be obtained at
WALES and BAINES'S, Castle-street, and W. GRAPECS,
Church-street, price 2s. 6d. each, but if paid at the Garden, the
Admission will be 3s. 6d. each. _ .

A. Military Band will be stationed opposite the Fountain.
For -the convenience of the Visitors, Mr. LYNN will have
Refreshments, Ices, &c. on the Ground.

AXII. CHARLES BARBER'S Pupils will assemble at the
5!J.. ROYAL INSTITUTION this we k, i dition to general
Painting, both in oil and water col , there are CLASSES
for 4NATOMY, VERSPECTI E, and SKETCHING
from rustic figures.
Ist August, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY next, the sth instant; at One, at illiam Nevett's
Office,
700 Bags Trieste SHUM ,
11) Casks tine Brown T TAR,
4 Ditto Cream DITTO,
Ex Fama anti Cicely, from Trieste.—Applv to
WILLIAM NP,V ETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

THURSDAY.

On Tniuso.ky next, the 4th instant, at Twelve, at Corrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfor place,
433 Bags Paraiba SUG ,
Just landed, ex Ocean Queen.—Apply t Messrs. J. and A.
GILFILLAN, Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve, at Carrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place,
31 Bales Mocha COFFE 4 ,
Ex Clifton, from Bombay.—Apply to srs. NtcoL, Duca-
WORTH, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On TuurtsDAy next, the 4th instant, at T elve, at Corrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfo d-place,
28 Chests PEKOE TEA
22 Chests BOHEA DI TO,
For exportation onl .
.34 Baskets ANTIMONY ORE.
For further particulars apply to
COI(RIL, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

tir On Trinasiiii— next, the 4th instant, at -elve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, 0 hall-street,
50 Chests Pernambucco S GAR.
Apply to Messrs. HADFIELD Woon a d Co., Merchan's, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Bickers.

On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Ttvelve clock, at No.
9, Oldhall-street,
A quantity of damaged St. Petersburg C an HEMP,
'And about 500 Dunnage M ' S,
Ex Nola Creina, and Jane, from St. Petersburg.—Apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

By brder of the Trustee.
On THURSDAY, the 4th August inst., at Two, at'Bateson and
Hotsfall's Office, Lower Cast! -street,
ie • The Ship GEORGE WI INSON,
Lately arrived from Mobile ; bu hen per register
391 60-94 tons; length 111 feet, breadth 28 feet 6
inches, depth 18 feet 8 inches, coppered and copper-fastened,
and is well found in cables, sails, &c.; built at Cocagne, in
New Brunswick, of the best materials..—Apply to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

A GARD.

MR. CRUCHLEY, MAP PUBLISHER, of London, has the
honour to announce to the Merchants, Brokers, and
others of Liverpool the completion of his splendid MAI? of the
MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS, showing the actual and
contemplated Railways, &c., with his distinct MAPS of LAN-
CASHIRE and CHESHIRE on a scal'e of one inch to a mile.
These Works are now in the yours Of delivery to the Sub-
scribers, and orders are received b4Kis Agents, who will wait
upon them for that purpose.
Maps of any part of the World mounted in London and deli-
vered in Liverpool in one week.
20, Harford-street, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool,
and SI, Fleet-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02

Co bt Vat.

rjrlo be LET, in the lower part of Everton, a s9it4tantial and
IL convenient HOUSE, with or without a tworstalled Stable,
Gig-house, and Garden. The House contains two good Par-
lours, an excellent Kitchen, Scullery, and Pantry on the first
floor, and six Bed-rooms above, besides Closets, &c. There are
three good Cellars, (one fitted up as an (pecasional Kitchen,)
and the whole well supplied with water. Immediate possession
mail be obtained.
Vat —This Property is well adapted for a medical man.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Messrs.
T—_____Ltzik"."'t Co., Stationers, IS, Church-street, Liverpool.

T° be VALUABLE FARM TO BE LET.
Daylf 11..1', and may he entered on at Candlemas and May
of souaLt, SOUTH WORTH HA LL„situate in the town-
shipeountv of Lanwcaf)rtsitl-with-Croft, and parish f Winwick, in the
Fanning on.i_a_r...e!msisting of an exc (lent House, exten-
sivefor seventy Cows, two Stables for t uty horses, Shippons
with an excellent TL-- "t Barns, and a large Straw Yard,
hire Acres of rich AurraTeinf Machine, together with 160 Ches-
holding of Mr.•Cappar. , leadow, and Pasture Land, in the
To snit the convenience of a
ant the quantity of Land
may, if required, be reduced to lra --''
Th. above Property is distant threeermei :ix from Warrington,
nine from Wigan, about fourteen from
s to each a these market
Bolton, and fifteen from
Manchester, and there are good roll
towns. .
John Taylor, the Gamekeeper of 'Middleton, will
.idloW. the
Farm.. and, further particulars may be bad on applientton (if try
letter, post-paid,) at the Office of Messrs. Frrcuarr :mil WA -
STAFFS, Solicitors, Warrington.
________
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

PRESTON AND WYRE DOCKS.

Thursday, 10th Nov., 1836.
AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of this UNDERTAK-
ING, held THIS DAY, at No. 82, Cornhill, London,
P. HESKETH FLEETWOOD, Esq., M.P., in the Chair,.
. .

The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to
I st,—That the Harbour of Wyre, both from its safe and ready
access, and other material advantages, and almost nominal
Dues, is eminently calculated to becotne au ,extensive Port of
Commerce, and requires only the formation of Docks to make
it surpass every other on the Lancashire Coast.
• 2d,—That it is consequently highly desirable that a Company
should be formed for the making of Ducks, with Warehouses,
&c., and thereby affording the necessary accommodation to the
Foreign Trade.
3d,—That such Company be styled the Preston and Wyre
Dock Company.
4th,—That a capital of £lOO,OOO be raised, in 2000 shares of
£5O each, upon which a deposit of £2 10s. will be required to be
paid.
sth,—That a Provisional Directory be formed, and Prospec-
tuses issued, and that all necessary proceedings be taken for
obtaining an Mt of Incorporation at the next Session of Par-
liament, and carrying this undertaking into effect.
OWEN. T. ALGER, Sec. pro. tern.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TO BUILDERS AND EXCAVATORS.

PERSONS willing to Contract for Excavating and for the
Brickwork revired to be performed in the Erection of a
BRANCH SEWER. in Falkner-street, for and' under the
o direction of "The Commissioneri for the beer Paving and
Sewerage of the Town of Liverpool,',may rn all particulars
relative thereto, on application at the Offic of the Commission-
ers, No. 1, Parish-offices, Fenwick-street, where sealed Ten-
ders, endorsed with the names of the parties tendering, and of
two sureties for the due perfiirmance of the Works, and ad-
dressed to " The Commissioners for the better Paving and
Sewerage of the Town of. Liverpool," must be left on or before
WEDNESDAY, the 23d day of November instant.
By order of the Commissioners,
EDW. G. DEANE, Clerk.
Liverpool, 10th November, 1836.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION,
UNION ROOMS, S L ATER7S TR E ET.

THE Directors beg to inform the Public that JOHN HEM-
MING, Esq., Piesident
,of the Literary and Scientific
Institution, Marylellone, London, is engageck'to Deliver a
COURSE of Twelve LECTURES: on ifg.FIEMISTRY, as
applied to the Arts and Manufactures rto commence To-
MOR tiow, the I6th instant, and to be continued each succeeding
Saturday and Wednesday to the end of the Course. Non-
members admitted on the payment of One Shilling each.
DAY SCHOOLS, for the Education of Youth, conducted by
Mr. JOHN RuTurcitFoun, of Edinburgh, and qualified Assistants.

TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
For a Membees 50n....£1 10 per anunm. or Bs. per quarter.
For a Pupil, not a Meru- } 1 1-a •
I, 108.
bees Son
These Fees include every expense, except Two Shillings per
Quarter for School requisites. .
The next Quarter will commence December Ist.
JAMES HARVEY, Juu., Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

/fr

VOL. Vlif.-----No. 417.1

i•-tiro by WOO tt

TifiTS DAY.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the :15th ihstant, at Twelve o'clock, a
.John Shaud's.o4ce, Exchange-alley North,
150 Bags dawaged Guyaquil COCOA,
Just.landed, ex Hippomenes.—Apply to Mr. Wm. BLUNDELL
Merchant, or JOHN SHAND, Broker.

On account of whom it wry coneon.
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 18th inst., at Twelve, at No. 9, Oldhal

street,
416 Bags Mauritius SUGAR, washed and damaged by. sea
water, lauded ex Thomas Dou.,all, from Mauritius.
The Packages may be examined in the interim iu Lawrence's
Warehouse.. Robert-street. Kurth.—Fur further particulars apply
to GLADsTox E and SIR.) EA NTsoN, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

WEDNESDAY.

On 'WEDNESDA Y next, the 23d instant, at One o'clock, in
Dempsey, Benhow, 'and Co.'s Bonded Yard: Sefton-street,
247 Loge .Honduras MAHOGANY;
containing 135,(XX) feet,
Imported in the Hannah; irect from the Bay, end row lauding.
390 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY,'
being teal,Citv Wwod, per-Friendship.
Also 1 19. Logs Cuba INI A HOGAN Y, per Fait field,
127-. Logs Do. DO..
.per A Non,
-13. -Logs H avkinorli CE D AR. per Ditto;
2,58 Pieces PABTRIDGE WOOD, • •
84 He-al Um It OS WOW) PLANKS, just landed,
558 &Ala ROSEWOOD PLANKS,
21) Tons 'ZEBRA WOOD PLANKS,
350 Lot's PENCIL CEDAIt,
320. LANUEWOOD STABS.
By order of the Importers,
DEMPSI4.:Y, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

EXTENSIVE
CARPET AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
THOMAS I3RA.NCH.
Has on Sale. at the HArioviza Roosts, an extensive and
valuable Assemblage of Fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE, of every description,
Including DRAWING ItOONI SUITS, of real and imitation Rose-
wood, in Card, Loo, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables, Chairs,
Couches, Tea Flom, Cheftmicrs, Canterburies, and Skreens;
Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS;
FOLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BEDS;
MAHOGANY AwrlcLEs,
In Bookcases, Secretaires, Sideboards, Chpval Skreens, Ward-
robes, Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, "Lao, Sufa, Pembroke,
Snap, Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas, Children's
Chairs, Cots, Cribs, Chest of Drawers; Night Commodes,
Bedsteps, Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stands,
Stools, &c.
JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS,
In the greatest variety;
FOUR-POST, COTTAGE, CANOI'Y, FRENCH, NURSERY, AND
PRESS BEDSTEADS;
Feather Beds, Hair and Straw Nlattresses;
PAINTED CHANIBER REQUISITES, of all descriptions;
CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES;

BATH o;doUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Also, a very diversified Stock of Brussels, Damask,
Venetian, and Kidderminster CARPETING,
Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns;
DR UGGETTS, HEARTH RUGS,FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY
CLOTHS, of all dimensions, for cutting to fit Rooms,
Halls. Offices, Shops, Shins' Cabins, &c.
INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS,
HAIR SEATINGS,
London PAPER HANGINGS, &c., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

o bt Vat.

OTIOE ',IS • H Eta:EY-GIVEN; that the ToLLs arising
LV at the Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Road between War-
rington and Wigan, in the county of Lancastet, called. or
known by the names of-Hulme and Pemberton Gates, will be
LET by- AUCTION to the beSt Bidtliti% at the house of Mr.
Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mac-
kertield,•in the said county, on Tnritsn'aY, the 22d day of De-
cember next, at Twelve 'O'clock at Noon, in the manner directed
by the Acts of Parliament now in tierce " For regulating Turn-
pike 'Roads," which 'l'olls produced the last year tho sum of
£1,38.5 above the •expenses of collecting them, and will be put
Up at -that sum. Whoever happens to he the hest bidder must
at the same time pay one mouth in advance (if required) of the
Rent .at which such 'fulls may he let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties,- to thEt satisfaction of the Trustees of the said
Tutnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly or Other-
wise, as may- be.then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem-
ber, 1835. JOHN FITCHETT, Clerk to the Trustees
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The letter of "An 01(1 Publican " is rather out of date. But if
we catch our Magistrates tripping in like manner again,
they shall have the benefit of our correction. •
The letter to " The Licensed Victuallers" will 'not spoil by
keeping.
We really cannot inform "P. 0." whether "William Rath-
bone, Esq., of Coruhill, ever professed to be a Tory." Perhaps
some of our correspondents can furnish us with an answer.
The letter of " Spectator" does not possess sufficient local
interest for publication in the Standard.
Our friend at Eccles shall be remembered in our next. •
We entirely disapprove of the suggestion of " A Churchman."
Our motto is " no compromise—no surrender."
The letter of "J. L." stands over until Tuesday. We have
great doubts, however, as to the propriety of publishing it.
We have no room to day for the letter respecting the " Old
School in School Lane."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

econom

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tial ove

subtle,
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"accur
public
ahips r

lading.
to cou
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LiverF
for yo
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deuce
then

in
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sion

%aid,
the
Cou
annt

1836.

at England is

einment suf.-
Per-
isly promoted
reform, there
st intentions;

were sincere.
erstood by its
Teen applying
xacerbationg,
of discontent
liar. To the
7 have freely
raging thirst;
me wore ag-
, a favourable
jute and rest
Look at the
'isborne—two

diseases pre-
!me fatuity of
Id the .appro-
le main quo,.
n. What has
t complicated
? What re-
ed, and now
ling and ex-
ith regard to
)m our shores,
all are lost, or
he merchant,
'table world-
-1 nations—be
Iroductions of
painted with

xw•s and corn-

ort into which

o shop to im-
, quitting his
ke a speech at'
ike the Ghost
or, perhaps,
'afters of the
of a spot to
e do not wish
back ground,
;has. But we
cubed all over
)od policy lies
d to represent
, covered the
.ere all buried
this enlight-
,litical aberra--
nd intelligent
se " habitans

ait dane l'nni-

cent au com-
(intent jamais
;" and would
ad honourable
Pyre—" Nous
de la Great
chercher des

y, even upon
most respecta-

point we re-
magnet, yet,
i of social and.
e those poles
ngether by a
clamour or the
le intelligence
heard further,
s prosperity of
nsive accepta-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

MARINE. INSURANCES.

The report from the Commons on "Shipwrecks" contains an
immense deal of evidence on the subject of Marine lii,urances.
The following are some of the features of the statements of va-
rious witnesses:—

The evidence describes the system generally—the evils of the
present. system By causing vessels to be lightly constructed
—2. By causing the appointment of incompetent persons as
masters, &c.—and 3. The frequent cause of Shipwreck. and on
the over-insurance of vessels, and opinions thereon. The par.
titulars of the evidence set forth that the rate of insurance de-
pends on the letter the vessel is in on " Lloyd's List;" that
shipping are very frequently insured without any inquiry as to
the value of the ship • ships are insured at Lloyd's without a
competent knowledge of the character of the vessels; rate of in-
surance might be lessened-one-half if spirits were prohibited
ou board vessels. Change of building ships more slightly than
formerly caused by the abuse of marine insurances.
The system of over-insurance causes incompetent persons to
be appointed ax masters and mates of Merchant vessels. In-
stances are given of the Committee at South Shields refusing
to insure a vessel commanded by an incompetent master.
Number of persons who insure are very careless as to the per-
sons they put in charge of their vessels.
The system of insurance has a tendency to cause vessels to
be sent to sea for the purpose of being lost. The injurious
operation of marine insurances is the principal cause of ship.
wrecks. The evidence further declares that a very large, pro-
portion of the mercantile navy, that would he scarcely saleable
in the market, are sent to sea insured fur iliumy hundred pounds.
Frequent instances are adduced of vessels being insured very
much above their value. No merchant or shipowner, it is said,
,
ought to insure nts property to a greater amount than t
thirds of its value. No vessel should be allowed to insure fur
inure than her actual value. Owners of vessels in a depreciated
state would, says a witness, have great difficulty in getting
them insured even by the common .underwiiter in Newcastle,
and that there are few instances of vessels being insured above
their value; if discovei ed, the over-insurance is deducted, and
it is not to the interest of the shipowners in the Tyne to over-
insure their vessels, and no donbt that a number of vessels get
insured that are nut seas or thy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

INCENDIARY FIRES.

--- .
We regret to learn that incendiarism has made its appearance
in the neighbourhood of Windsor. On Sunday morning last,
about four o'clock, an old,an3. trustworthy servant of Mr. Agar,
at Warfield, of the name of Chambers, who sleeps on tbepre-
mises, was awoke by his,vrife telling him there was afire. He
instantly arose, and on looking out of the window he discovered
a large wheat rick in flames., ,The alarm was given around the
neighbourhood, and a great number of persons hastened to ren-
der all the assistance that was in their power; but their efforts
were insufficient to prevent the destructive-element from com-
municating with an adjoining rick, and both were entirely con-
sumed. The farm buildings, were, however, most miraculously
saved. Two engines, one from Windsor, which was despatched
with post horses, and another belonging to Lady Malcolm, were
on tile spot as soon as possible, but the flames had obtained too
great an ascendancy to permit of their being of any service.
The loss amounts to about £3OO, but we are happy to say that
Mr. Agar is fully insured in the Norwich Union Fire-office.
On Sunday morning a similar diabolical act, although no so
destructive as the above, occurred in a field near Egham, in the
occupation of Mr.. Willis, of Englefield-green. Between two
and three o'clock at a barley rick, of about 30 quarters, stand-
in the field, was discovered to be on fire, and, notwith-
puildi
this
yal thatsalso
wiats rhaes
act entirely eal yn (e -
sintagnadlionngethe exertions of the people who were soon collected
stroyed. thTehefl
in-
cendiary.— Windsor Express.
An
me
r. trkpuic)lkaecericiovne,,Sofunodvaeyrtmonor;niinhgreeeasrtlayi•.kins
thither,
raemisesn os p irleoaudb tst7h arta
were consumed, but, luckily the large and 1
shoaf)c'orn and barley were saved.—Devizer Gazette.
the A stack-yard a ( -yarcl incendiaryof
night last, about 10 O'clock, an incendiary fire
vo
af
On
nt trefoil il
1' o
eil
Saturdays
taaici, suet
tishain Hall. Before assistance could procured, one stack Of
was prepetrated in the stack-yard Esq., of Chat-
was completely consumed. We are sorry to see
ever in this and adjoining counties.—/pswich
ita,liredovtuatthieen4htlootrairldiabsulecrirrie of incendiarism isbecoming even more
Journal. .

LITERARY LABOUR.—Sergeant Talfourd is said, by some, to
have been seventeen, by others, twenty-four years, writing, re-
writing, altering and polishing, tragedy of lon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

Zo Or Ea.

OTICE 15 HEREBY .GIVEN, that.* TOLLS arising
at the Toll Gates upon the TurriViire Road between War-
rington and Wigan, in the county ybf Lancaster, called or
:known by the names of Hulme.and Pemberton Gates, will be
LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at the house of Mr.
Thomas May, the Legh Arms .Hotel, in Newton within Mac-
kerfield, in the said county, on TH cow x, the Vtl.day,of De-
cember next, at Twelve o'clock at Neon, in the manner directed
by the Acts of Parliament now in force " For regulating Turn-
pike Roads," which produced the last year tbe sum of
£1,38.i above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put
up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must
at the same time pay oue month in, advance (if:required) of the
Rent at which such Tolls may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the.satisfaction of the Trustees of the said.
Turn2ike Roa.d for payment of the remainder inenthly or other-
wise, as may be Welt ordered. Dated this .9th day of Novem-
ber, jEt3ti..
...TO UN, FITCHErr, Clerk to the Trustees

x.--TATIATE OYSTERS, in Lino condition, Barrels 6s.- 6(1
.111 and 10s.

13.11.1MINGH AM TRIPE and .LONDON" A L AMOD.E
BEEF in-perfection every Es;ening at Seien, and in Jars for
YARMOUTH BLOATERS, retarkably mild, in small
Barrels, (far Store;)`6s.-and Ms.' 'or Ts. 6d. per Dozen.
J. T. BRETT,
• IS, Cases-street,'Clayton-square. Liverpool.'

LECTURES. ON CON VEYANCING.
ACOURSE of TWELVE LECTURES on REAL PRO-
PERTY LAW, and the ART Q'P CONVEYANC-
ING, will he Delivered at the CLARENDON-ROOMS,
By WM. IRVING WILKINSON, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law,
On TUESDAY, the sth DeceMber, at Seven o'clock in the Even-
ing, and evetv succeeding FRIDAY and TUESDAY, (except
during the Clkiistmas and New Year weeks,) till the course is
complete.
• Admission Ticket—Two Guineas.
Clarendon-I-owns, Nocember 17, 1836.

I
GOING ABROAD from the Port of
1. LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.
O.F NOS. 9 AND 10, cORNH I Lj., LONDON,
that they may proeure the whole, or jin'Y part of an OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest qualitVar Goods known, including
Cabin Ful:nittire, at their Branch House,
NOS. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their'
Warehouse in LONDON.
- Paily communication between London
.and Liverpool fe'r
'Ship sailing information, &c.

ESTABLISHMENT POR TI4FI SAL OF WINDOW

GLASS.

51, ST. JAMES'S-STREET.
AIRS. HAZARD begs to acquaint her Friends and the
Public that the above concern will cpyfinue to he carried
on as heretofore, for the benefit of herself asild Family.
In tucking this announcement, Mrs. H. most respectfully so-
licits a continuance of that patronage with which the Establish-
ment was favoured previously to the daatla of her lamented
husband.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

On WEItIi.6AY next, tha.23it darof November inst., 'at Sirs
o'clock in the Eiening,. at the Geor.gelnnJn Daje‘Street,
TWO HOUSES .on -the west side of .W44,i,enson-street,
it three HOUSES ott:the- southcside of Bleidell-Street, two
Front and four Back. HOUSES,north-side;-of Kitchen-street,
nineteen .1-10USES,-Ahirteen Back ,HOUSES; one WARE-
HOUSE, and other PREMISES, in Sparling-street. • - •
The above will'he Stirred -Leases for•7s `years, subject to the
usual COvenan.fi sad: Restrictions in the CorPoratibn Leases.
Further Particulars will be.stated at the time of Sale.
Totra-ha11,:4 tit October, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18

t common in-

ger 4o imitate-
tire, and then
to secure hic•

tntastic article
Let a vigilant
1. Whilst we
and with civil.
ns of national
nts of our po-
" tariff" the-
Aes of British,
the disturbed,
isted, we find,
nterests—that

i at home, un-
broad. There
this policy of
which govern&
gligent of our
ourselves, that
this moment,

in the coun-
.tes that pene-

xercise of " a
well-arranged
sipations, lays
.ilst every day
lan. Turkey
agle has more
7—but the fit
er plume her-
apply of some
e ventures to

inimpassioned
'm of physical
itement—two

in the body
n of reform—
much indiffer-
r interests in
Hecuba ? " is

We, we are
Lion itself can
Ttake the de-
olved, to me-
m of England
test reformer,
to him. It is
nt to common
t political zeal
to throw the
the political
tion, which, if
will prove the
[ready greatly
[verted the ex-
f civil discord.
rst accompani-

for we have
at its highest
f England was
hare seen con-
the arrival of
it of renewed
n to toil ; and
return—whilst
ias climbed the
piece of intel-
'bridled hopes,
independence,

And we have
ce the cloud"
,1 intoxication
nen, who were
radually more
of that " neon-
; of their dis-
ee, in the just
what a ehangP
short years."
native princt-
a man of edu

or time. imme-
,' liberal ; now.
-Murat seemed
?mble to attack
which, under
popery, was
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