The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
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_ THE Directors of the Isle of Man , ..e.....--ket Cop. nifty
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ofrchants, or to Vol,. VI 1.---No. 325.] FRIDAY JA N UARY 1, 130.
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.I:UABLE OAK, ASH, ELM-, AND OTIIERTIMBER. pp . DAVENPORT.
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ntsnAr. the 7th day of January next, at One .' ock in The business will be c.intiningilk the abovenamen IL Da-
.rnoon, at the House of Mr. John Turne he sign or vlixponr, who will receive and fepull debts due to, and owing
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''don, at Preston Brook, in the cm yof Chester, by, .the
'tell conditions as will be then .roduced,—ituder late firm.
Caledonian F d Nao stie t 9 1835
Win ry, ay r- e , Dec.. - , .
,Court of Chancery. , —
•ery valuable TIM : , growing on Lands THE MISSES A. M. and -M. HAMPSON -(late of the
, said county of ' .ester. Geo ge Inn, Liverpool) having retired from Business,
Lots the Sal. will commence precisely offer their grateful acknowledgeatents to their Friends and the
7 Public in general who have favoured them with their "libeaal. .0T I. ' support. _ ,
,hers, numbered from 1 to 106. • •
ditto .... Ito 27. rit) 013 Eit T HUGHES, LAND andfiousE AGENT; begs most ditto .... Ito 38. ALL respectfully to inform his Friends lad the Public-ingene-
ra.l, that he has removed from hlp lats,,Office, 8% Park-lan® to
-tato .... Ito 4. N 0.3, Duke-street. ,
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to .... Ito 17.
'eupation of John EDUCAPON.
It /IRS. T.' KENDALL tre2s, leave to announce that her
Itll._ SCHOOL, for the Education of Yodng Ladies, will
Ito 80. RE=OPEN on the 18th of Januals.v. .--
to 47. Mrs. T. K. trusts that the experience of several years, both as
19. a Public.and Private Instructresit will 'justify her feeling cob-
), fidence of giving satisfaction to hose Parents who may hunour
her with theeare of their Childap,
57, Ms utkner,treet.
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J. C. COLEMAN-twill 'REOPEN his Establishment
..„ in Christian.streat,. C , ch-street, Evertoo, forth" Board
and Education of Y. I..ntleinen, un Most) ty.,tne 38th of
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X' P. W . Sl4' .1., INSTRUMENTti,

2 For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
M, THE CITY OF DUBLIN
, '1) ,t, —..
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIA3IFST.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with yr without
Pilots,) takiug Goods and Passengers to the fol 'tying ports,
namels,, •
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST; every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Apply, for Dublin Line. to
. • , SAMOV.L,PERRY,

On TUES DA Y next, thesth of January instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street, (if not pre-
viously sold by private contract,)
XTALUABLE PROPEUTY, consisting' of LAND and
_„..ir WAREHOUSES, alladjoining, situate in Tabley7street,
.e.
'Hurst-street, and
.Sparling-street, luting from the south
;Mersey-street of ersey-street and Tabl i reet down 'l'abley-street
towards the Docks -53 yards, and rem thence along Hurst-
street to Sparling-street 67 yards. • ' . •
The Land is enclosed bywalls in three compact has; one" is
bonded, Sronking
tlurst-stOet,,: coo.aining -162 scivare yards;
ail tat 4tte file. .14,!,,, ,;....t.I.L. :.--.....,.....-;.... ~...! - :--ri A-... -•• E .

7'o sail in all January.
And For KINGSTON, JAMAICA,
r: will,,also deliver "Goods at ALLIGATOR POND,
13IF.ACK tt, IVRR, GREEN ISLAND, OiZACABESSA, PORT
Mattia, and Ports adjacent,
The Barque CHATHAM,
freight or pto JOHN GILL, CoMmander.
assage, having excellent cabin accommodation,
T-Ft'oar"LlNfabwiilB36:
it F. The Ship. C H HIST I.N A,
EDWARD GEALE, Master;
41; 300 tons; a regular trader; has superror.accommodations,
bedding found.—For passage only apply on board, Water-
aP W
100 Dock; to AM LUCAS, or
JOHN WINDER and Co.

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the oci

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The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits amougthem,
after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
'which will best guarantee, to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to. Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and,
Live Stick the having a well supported Establishment of first.;
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due attention to their maintenance.

taining 889 square yards,
£lO5 per annum.
There are three Warehouses that front Tablet-street, one 13
by 18 yards, another 13 by• 18
}:arils, and the third Bby 18 yards.
Each have seven RooMs and a Cellar, alt let to 'various tenants.
A good HOUSE, fronting Sparling-Street, let for Counting-
houses.
The'whole FreehOld of inheritance, excepting the Yard and
Counting-house fronting Tdbleystreet, which are Leasehold'
for three lives (all in being) and 21 years'. • • '
The PrOperty "is most desirably situated, being within one
length of cartage from the - Salt hinise, Duke's, King's,. and
Queen's Docks, and in the immediate vicinity of the Railroad
Station, Wapping, and the New Ctistorn-house,, Excise-,office,
and POstOffice. When these are completed, there will'be a
direct line of street froin'the property to the Exchange. Arid
the projected Railway from Wapping along the Docks, when
Completed, Will giVe greatlacility in the' transport of Goods.
The said Warehouies are Unconnected with any other building,
and are admirably adapted for Establishments iu the East India
and China trades, or any other, where security and.c'orivenience
are. of importance. Goods maw be loaded 'into and out of the
Warehouse frimi the-inclosed Yard belonging to them.
It is'only a desire to bring some outstanding transactions to a
close which induCes the parties interested to offer the Premises
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for sale.

r-retnii;e7l7lstitiarrit re7-street, e
Let fur a term o! years, at a rent of

13 Alder Trees
This Lot is growing on L
Swain and John Wilkinson

' LOT IV.
64 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 64.
3 Ash Frees .. 1 Ditto ditto .... Ito 3.
....
I Crah.Tree ditto . ~... 1.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of William
Swain And Thomas Massey.
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JAMES
HARP. PiANO-FORTE, MUSIC,.AND GE$Rs.44-ArusrcuL
INSTRUMENT KiREIIIO74, • •
64, LAIKLI-STREETAII -
THE. Nev Patent CONCERTINA'S, SERAPE-TINA'S,
and SYMi'HON[oNS, together with a large 'supply of
ACCORPIONS, and MUSICAL BOXES, with from two to
six Tsities eacb. - • •
An extensive and elegant Stock of PIANO-FORTES; of
every description, and .by all the most esteeined London
Makers, is constantly kept for Sale, at the Manufacturer's
lowest Cash pikes.
Every description of Musical- Instruments for Hire, by the
Night, Week, Month, or Year.
First-rate London Tuners and Repairers on ,the shortest
notice.
J S. h-is a Vacancy for Al Youth of respectable connexions
as an APPRENTICE. •

To sail the 15th January.
,C. The fi For BARBA.DOES,
;+!s JOHN
rst-class newly-compered Brig
JOHN BLACK., .f:.•
Jotor APKENzt Matte
For frei!zht nr passage appl
ciao:we-buildings, North ;An
.1. to ' 11"
r.
S. LEE TittfrltAN, Merchant,
-street, or to • ' .
spTBELL and 'CRAWFORD.

s • DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN.
: His Majesty's Royal Mail and. War-office,
(41411/Ak. Steam-packet
QUEEN OF ISLE, •
WacrAsi Gtri., • Commander;
Will sail from LIVERPOOL for DOUGLAS, 'during the
Month of January, as' 'follows, viz. :—Fron George's Pier-
bead,. with the Mail and Passengers, every MONDAY MORNING;
at Nine-o'clock, and from Clarence Dock, qiki Goods, Passen-
gers, and the Mail, every THL:IiSDAY AFTWNOON, about the
time of High Water, returning from DOUGLAS every Tcvi-
DAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at Tide Time.
Cabin Fare from Liverpool to Douglas • lOs. 6d.
Steerage Ditto
For freight or passage apply to the Agents,
MOORE and" CHRISTIAN, 23, Redcross-street,
• " Liverpool;
EDWARD MOORE, Douglas, Isle of Man.
o*=.. Shippers of 'Bonded Goods-will be held responsible for
any detention which may be caused tolhe vessel. It is'also re-
quested that those parties who intend their Goods shall be en-
tered by the Agent do send the particulars of the same into the
Office before 1 we've o'clock at Noon on the day of dealing,
otherwise the Agent will not be responsible for the extra duty
of 15 per cent. incurred in consequence of non-entry.

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LOT V. .
76 OAK :FREES and 4 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 76.
22 Ash Trees .. 3 Ditto • ditto .... Ito 22.
7 Alder Trees ... 2 Ditto . . ditto ..... Ito 7.
22 Fir. Trees . .. ditto .... Ito 22.
3 Sycamore Trees .. 2 Ditto .ditto .... Ito 3.
' This Lot is growing on Lands in: , the occupation of John
Lowe, Daniel Massey, Thor as Chrimes, and others.
• ' , Lar VI.. • ,
38 OAK TREES and 4 Cyphers, numbered from.l to 38.
37 Ash Trees .; . ditto .... Ito 37.
1 Poplar Tree . ditto .... 1.
3 Alder Trees ditto ... Ito 3.
I Sycamore Tree ditto .... 1.
6 Elm 'frees ' ditto .... Ito 6.
5 Merry Trees - ditto .... Ito 5.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation or Edward
Baukes and John Swain, and in a Coppice called Dingles Wood.
... . . LoT VII.
18 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from I to 18.
13 Ash Trees and 2 Ditto, . ditto .... Ito 13.
130 Poplar Trees and'3 Ditto, ditto ....,1, to, 130.
35 Elm Trees ....., ditto .... I to' 35.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of John
Swain, James Billington, and others.

it orTuDBaAileßiaA llit Ele.A.,"
•.4". difik The a
4••• j 00 Ship 110PKINSON,
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Commander
For freigho atr
t or passe°a"p%pi\yV.
iI c;, or t NICHOLAS wolinvrECoard the vessel, Waterloo
ATER HOUSE and SONS.
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J. HEW! rr,
" HOSIER, GLOVER, 4'c.,
NO. 61 AND 66, WHITEcHAP.EL; ALSO, 'U, RANEJeAdFI-STRERT,
OPPOSITE DEAN-STREET.
T HEWITT begs to inform l'arents d Superintendents
• of Schools, that his present Sto • is quite complete with
every Article in the abuve Busineis suitable for the Winter
Season, in Children's Hose, Socks, Gloves, Woollen Cravats,
Silk Stocks. Handkerchiefs, &C.
Any Article in the Trade mitde to Pattern.

hequiar Trade,.
For KINGSTON JAMAICA, direct,
/ And will de,liver Goods at SALT RIVER and its c 7
f%
.4 ....) njeAnew trig ALEXANDER?
..,.s
--"8 JOHNSTON, Mastery'
Now loading in the Princes Dock ; built gerfressly for the
and expected to sail very
trade, fast.—For Might or passage,
na excellent .accommodiltions, apiply- td the Master on
ba dor to JOHN
boar • —"ALL and C0.,3, Tithebarn-street. ..-

Apply to W. M. DuiscAN and SON, Tabley-street.

to be tet.

MO be LET, a convenient WAREHOIiKand OFFICES,
situated in Cooper's-row.—Apply to EWTON, LYON, and
Co., King-Street.

For DEMERARA,
The A 1 British-built Barque HINB6O,
Captain HOG A RTH ;
To sail in a few days.--. )w
For freight Usage apply to
DoUGLAS, FRKSBR, and Co.

11
' EMPORIUM
FOR FOREIGN-AND BRITISH
AWLS,
•
78, BOLD-STREET, next the Music-H0 , LIVERPOOL;7O, KING-STREET, MANC TER; ' -
and 39 and 47, BUCLIANAN-STREET, GLASGOW.
pINGLE, LAWSON, and KEMP beg to announce the
arrival of a Box of beautiful FRENCH SHAWLS, in-
cluding the Prize Pattern. Also, an additional supply of the
new Alpine Cloaks.
A superb variety of rich embroidered Shawls and Hand-
kerchiefs, Shawl Dresses, and Cloak Pieces, at extremely Loa
Prices.

Manttb.

- LOT VIII..
80 OAK TREES and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 80.
15 Ash 'Frees and 1 Ditto, ' ditto .... Ito 15.
28 Poplar 'frees and 1 Ditto, . .ditto .... Ito 28.
3 Alder Trees ditto .... Ito 3:
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of William
Burrows, J. Rowson, and James Billington.
The foregoing eight Lots are situate on The North side of the
Road leading from Northwich to Runcorn.

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION- COMPANY.
• Forezyn, Packets. •
THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION
, CO MPA N Y'S first-rate and superior PACK-
ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, ,LOKDON
for—
,
HAMBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mail
nesday and Saturday, early in the Mornin
Wednesday and Saturday.
ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, ying. his Majesty's
Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturd Morning,. at Seven
o'clock precisely, returning every We nesday and Saturday
Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s.
ANT'WERP and the RHINE, ( with a bac, of letters from
the Postoffice,) every Thursday Morning, at Eight precisely,
returning every Sunday at the same hour. Reduced Fares—
Chief Cabin, £2 2s.

A vote%
For BARBADOES,
The fast-sailing Barque
oN BARBAMAN,
• HurcuiNst
- Lyin in thg eD
Q's Dock—. For freight or passage
apply to BEI7ES LITHERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholme-square.

NATAisTTED, within four miles of the
V with good Dining and Drawing-
Garden, Stable, and Gig-house.—AN
BOND, Soho-square.

every VVed-
`eturning every

LOT IX.
40 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 40.
28 Ash Trees • ditto .... Ito 28.
1 Beech Tree ditto
.... 1.
'35 Alder Trees ditto .... Ito 3.5.
31 Poplar Trees ditto .... Ito 34.
2 Fir Trees dittO .... Ito 2.
2 Merry Trees ditto, .... Ito 2. •
5 Elm Trees ditto, .... Ito 5.
This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Dutton Dean.
Lor X.
132 OAK TREES and 9 Cypheis, numbered from 1 to 132.
21 Ash Trees ditto .... Ito 21.
41 Poplar Trees ditto .... Ito 41.
3 Elm 'frees ditto .... Ito 3.
2 Fir Trees ditto .... Ito 2.
5 Merry Trees ditto .•.. Ito 5.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of Peter
Okell, Edward Banks, William Burrows, and James Billington.
LOT Xl.
109 OAK TREES and 7 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 109.
35 Ash Trees and 5 Ditto, ditto .... Ito 35.
73 Poplar Trees and 5 Ditto, ditto .... Ito 73.
90 Alder Trees ditto .... Ito 90.
10 Elm Trees and 1 Ditto, ditt_g_ .... Ito 10.'
- -9-11.ea'..1k Trees - - --dt-- .- ..-Tici— -O.
11 Willow Trees ditto .... Ito 11.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of Peter
Okell, Edward Banks, and in a Coppice called Banks's Brow
Wood.

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Theot
4r P.. TRINIDAD, " .
Brig RICHARD, 24,
fi: WlLtrAiti BLACKLEY, Master;
`•••,, -A 1, 296 tons register, Liverpool-14R; and a superior
goods .
conveyance for or passengers.— For terins apply to
Messrs. JAMEs BArrnasny and Co.;
Messrs. Joj WINDER
and Co., Merchants, or
Kt RS, IMRIP and TOMLINSON, 13rokers.

(AN SALE, at the Office of WILLIAM OKIL STOct
and SHARK BROKER, 177, Dale-street, coy of Castle.
street, SHARES in the following. first-rate MI S, viz.,
Polbreen Tin and Copper Mining Com -
South Wheal Leisure fin and Copper ing Company,
East Cornwall Silver Mining Company,
Redinoor Consolidated Mining Company,
And in several others of the best Mining Companies in Corn-
wall, dividing handsome Profits.
SHARES in RAILWAYS, INSURANCE COMPA-
NIES, &e,
Also, a Lot of KELLEWERRES MINE SHARES; so
much in repute in this Town.

For ANTIGUA,
The Ship G R A Ciir
freightt, or
, Master..
Passage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND,

OSTENDancithe RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re•
turning every Tuesd•iy •
CALAIS, every Sunday, Morning, returning every Wed.
nesdav, Night.

BOULOCiNE, every Wednesday Morning, returning every
Saturday Night.
For freight to Rotterdam and Antwerp apply to Messrs.
Da BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent, rslinories; and on the other
stations to Mr. NORMAN, No. 1, Water-lane, TOwer-street.
Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company, 37, Re-
gent Circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing-
cross, and 56, Haymarket.
Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and
Excursions. CHAS. BESSE4L, Sebretary.
General
6'9, G'Ainbard-atreet:iar
I;74.egent Circus, Lcnilloii.

JACK'S COFFEE•HOUSE,
17, CLAYTON-SQUA.ft E.
THE Proprietor of this Establishment ha i completed his
arrangement, has the honour to iufor ommercial Gen-
tlemen, and die Inhabitants of Liverpool nerally, that it is
now OPEN for their accommodation, where he trusts he shall
merit and receive a share of public patronage.
JACK'S C(iFFER-HOUSE is intended to be conducted on a- ,re-
ci6sly similar' principle to the neat and respeetable„=-,
musesof toe Metropolis, combining cottfzt witb,4o •
4.3.L1,..4, •AV "•!- - • ••
To Gentlemen and Families the Establishment will prove
desirable, as excellent Beds are fitted up; and, for the conve-
nience of thoe proceeding early by the Railway, Bleaktasts
are provided at six o'clock every morning.
Nothing will be found wanting in the least conducive to
public accommodation; and the Proprietor feels assured that
those friends also once contribute their favours will beinduced
to continue them.

n *ate.

Copenhagen CHERRY BRANDY in C. s of one
Dozen each ' •
CABIN BREAD in Puncheons; DOG AD, at 7s. 6d,
Per Cwt., Bag included.
WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Exchange-buildings.

LOT XII.
50 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 50.
21 Ash Trees .. 1 ditto ditto from Ito 21.
2 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 2.
9 Poplar Trees ditto from Ito 9.
30 Willow Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 30.
Si) Alder Trees and 1 ditto ditto from 1. to 50.
4 Merry Trees ditto ft mu Ito 4.
This Lot is growing. on Lands in the occupation of Edward
Banks, and in a Coppice called Lock Hole. , . ,

• The CaFFEE.ItOOM will be regularly supplied with the News-
papers and Periodicals, amongst which will be found the Liver-
pool Albion, the Courier, !Mercury, Standard,- Myers', the
Chronicle, Journal, and Gore's, the London Times, Chronicle,
Globe, Despatch, Sunday Times, Blackwood's Magazine, the
New Monthly, Quarterly Review, and the. New Sporting
Magazine.
The RA away. OMNIBUSSES call at the regular hours.

For SALE," 'I :.,
:14)4_ The well-known Steam-packet
GEORGE THE FOUR'
G. S. PAIISoNS, R.N., Com
Registered tonnage 154 36-94 ,_• 130 horse po •
made by Messrs. Fawcett and Preston, and
ing order.—For further particulars apply t
GIBSON mid BRACKEN I.IDGE, Agents,
1070/1-
, No. 2; North John-street. . .

nder;
; the engines
excellent work-

, Lot XIII.
57 OAK TREES and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 57.
30 Ash Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 30.
4 Willow Trees . ditto from Ito 4.
15 Alder Trees • ditto from Ito 15.
3 • Elm Tiees ditto from lto 3.
2 Poplar Trees ditto from Ito 2.
4 Beech Trees ditto from Ito 4.
This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Pools ith' Meadows,
Lot XIV.
72 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher,' numbered from 1 to 72.
18 Ash Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 18. '
2 Beech Trees ditto from Ito 2.
6 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 6.
2 Elm Trees _ ditto from Ito 2.
.21 Poplar Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 21.
3 Sycamore Trees ditto from Ito 3.
This Lot is growing. in a Coppice called Park Brow Wood,
and Lands adjoining in the oecupation•of Mrs. Okell:-

CALCUTTA and SAUGUR RAILWAY and HARBOUR
. COMPANY.
Capital £500,000, in 10,009 Bonds of £5O eaeh. First instalment
£2.
LONDON BOARD OF MANAGEMENT:I.'
George Money, Esq., Master in Equity, lye,
au(l Accountant-General. of his Majesty's
Judicature in Calcutta. z. .
Robert Duwnie, Esq., Appin-house,
Edward Hughes, Esq Kent.
T. B. Swinhoe, Esq., 1, Dorset-squar Regent's Park.
W. D. Shirriff, Esq.., 63, Guildford-street, Russell-square.
Rowan,Ronald,,
,Esq., 20, Upper Berkeley'-street, Portman-
square.
Captain J. R• Stock, Upper Baker-street, Portman-square,
_ BANKERS.—Messrs. Coutts and Co.
Soucrrotts.—Messrs. Birkett and Son.
CONSULTING ENG INEtit.--Geurge Landman, Esq., C: E. late
Lieutenant-Colonel of Royal Engineers.
INDIAN BOARD, OF MANAGEMENT,
Theodore Dickens, Esq., Prothonotary of .his Majesty's Su-
preme Court ofJ udicature in Calcutta.
Robert Cunningham Paton, Esq., (Messrs. Bagshaw, Paton.
and Co„) Calcutta.
T. E. M. Turton, Esq., Barrister, Calcutta.
John Swinhoe, Esq., (Messrs. Swinhoe and C 0.,) Calcutta.
Joseph Willis, Esq.,f Messrs. Willis and Earle) Calcutta.
BANKERS.—Bank of Bengal.
SOLICITORS.-Messrs. Swinhoe, Brothers.
It is proposed to form a harbour at Thackery's Creek, in
Brunswick Island,. and to construct a Rail-road from thence to
Calcutta, thereby avoiding the difficult and dangerous naviga-
tion of the river Hooglily. The practicability of the plan has
been fully ascertained, and the surveys of the of most experi-
enced navigators have pointed out the facility with which it may
be accomplished.
The peculiar advantages of the undertaking are more fully
developed in the prospectus, applications for which and for the
unappropriated. Bonds may be made at the Company's Offices,
No. 7, Birchin-lane, Cornhill; or to Messrs. Birkett and Son,
Solicitors, No. 3, Cloak-lane, Cheapside.

, 7'--
-,. For SALE, ,
ii. The Ship
.OSPRAY, '
.r -
.. ga, 381 75-94 tons per register; built at Green. of Bri-
"7- "-- tish oak, under the inspection of the pre: nt owners;
copper-fastened and coppered ; she has a rou..-honse-eahin
upon deck; carries a large cargo to her t 0... e, and is well
known in the East .India trade as a remark • fast sailer, and
as,having delivered her cargoes in good or .—For inventory
and Particulars apply to ALEXANDER M`GILL, or MARTIN and
Co., Greenock, orio APCALLS, ALLAN, and Cu.,
7, Tower-garden.

Jr of Records,
uprerue Cuurt of

For SALE,
A Expected to arrive early in December,
•Wilit,; The splendid A 1 copper-fastened Ship
ROTHSCHILD,
Launched at St. Andrew's, N.8.,24th October last, from th
lard, and by the same Master Builder, as the Shi
FORD. ' ' ' . .. ,
The ROTHSCHILD is flush decked, built n ' ly in frame,
and registers 554 18-94 tons; she coinbin the.utmost ob-
tainable extent the properties of sailing, carrying, and lightness
of draft, and is universally acknowledged to be one of the finest
specimens of naval architecture ever produced in the British
Provinces. Her principal timbers, breast-hooks, binding
streaks, &c.,are of United States white oak, bright work (in seven
2; inch streaks) of pitch pine, bends and paint streaks of red
pine, and all her scantlings and fastenings are unusually heavy ;
has three copper-fastened oak-built Goats,, cast iron' pumps, and'
iron stauncheons wixt 'decks. Her equipments and stores
are ample, and all est Liverpool manufacture.
Feet. Inches.
Dimensions—L gth of keel l3O 3
Le gth on deck .... dl29 8
Breadth of beam... 3O 6
Depth of hold 2l 0
Height between decks 7 2
For further particulars, specification of scantlings,
CANNON,&c._, ap-
ply to • MILLER, and Co.'

- Lot &V. . . ' •
• •
2 OAK TREES numbered from 1 to 2.
4 Ash Trees. ditto from Ito 4.
85 Poplar Trees and 3 Cyphers, ditto' from Ito 85.
4 Willow Trees ditto from Ito 4.
This Lot is growing on Lands on the Banks of the River.
Weaver, in the occupation of Mr.): C. Everest.

- Lot XVI.
47 OAK TREES and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 47.
32 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 32.
9 Poplar Trees ditto from Ito 9.
5 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 5.
9 Alder Trees ditto " from I to 9.
2 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 2.
This Lot is growing in a Coppice at the farther side of Mr:
Okell's Farm.

Lot XVII,.
62 OAK.•TREES and 9 Cyphers, numbered from I to 62.
8 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 8.
1 Alder Tree ditto from 1:
23 Poplar Trees ditto from Ito 23.
This Lot is growing on Lands in the occupation of Mrs,
Okell and J. C. Everest, and in the boundary fence.

Lot XVIII. •
64 OAK TREES and I Cypher, numbered from I to 64.
57 Ash Trees , and I ditto ditto from Ito 57.
4 Birch Trees ditto from Ito 4.
52 Alder Trees . ditto from Ito 52.
24 Fir Treei - ditto from Ito 24.
3.Sycamore Trees ditto from Ito 3.
4 Beech Trees ditto from Ito 4.
This Lot is.growing in a Coppice called Rye Grass Holbw.
Lot XIX. • ,
36' OAK TREES and 2 Cyphers, numbered from Ito 36-
21 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 21.
8 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 8.
90 Alder Trees ditto from Ito 90.
MzFir Trees ditto from Ito 13.
3 Birch Trees ditto from Ito 3.
23 Poplar Trees and 1 Cypher ditto from Ito 23.
12 Willow Trees and 1 ditto ditto from Ito 12.
9 Sycamore and Chesnut Trees ditto from Ito 9.
This Lot-is vowing in a Coppice called Top of the Pool,
and.Landsadjoining,in the occupation of Mr. John C. Everest,
Lot XX. ' • .
63 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 'to 6.3.
17 Ash 'frees .. 3 . ditto ditto from Ito 17.
8 Alder. Trees • • - ditto from I toS.
I Poplar Tree ditto : I.'
22 Oak Trees ditto from Ito 22.
12 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 12.
I Elm Tree ditto I.
3 Alder Trees ditto from Ito 3.
1 Sycamore Tree d • o 1.
This Lot is growing in the Park Fence, near Horse Pasture
Wood, and in a Coppice called Childermas Hill \Vood.

On SALE,
(BY PRIVATE TREATY,)
x The undermentioned British-built Vessels :
AT LIVERPOOL. •
New Ship DELHI, 358 tons register; full poop and forecastle,
RAJAH, 352 ditto.
New Barque PATRIOT, 333 tons register; halt poop.
Barque CAPTAIN ROSS, 310 „ built in 1834.
Barque DEPENDENT, 257 , 11 years old; copp•
New Brig PRINCESS VICTORIA, 25 tons registe
deck.
135 re:
loner de
.1:1;4,

WHEALS HARMONY AND MONTAGUE CONSOLI-
DATED COPPER AND TIN MINING COMPANY,
REDRUTH.. •
Capital, £50,000, in 5,000 Shares of £lO each.
Deposit, £2 per Share.
DIRECTORS. • •
WILLIAM WALKER, Esq.
DAVID INNES NOAD, Esq.
RicHAIM JONES, Esq.
BANKERS.
Messrs. GLYN, HALIFAX, MILLS, and Co., London; the BANX
OF LIVERPOOL, Liverpool.
WHEAL HARMONY and WHEAL MONTAGUE
adjoin each other, and are situate in the rich Mineral
District of Rediuth, in the county of Cornwall, •
It would be superfluous to enter into lengthened details of the
local advantages and great value of these Mines; the notoriety
of their having already realised upwards of £201,00(lin Copper
and 'l'in Ores, of their immediately adjoining the rich " GREAT
,TOLGUS" and "Sotro 'IGLOOS" Mines; of their possessing
not only their Lodes, and those of the " CARDRIOV CONSULS,"
,but likewise numerous other rich veins of,feCipper and Tin,—
their position, being surrounded by sip,adany profitable work-
ings esteemed among the most prodißrive mining adventures
in the County, and the fact that they require no such expensive
outlay as that incident to the resumption of deep Mines, nor
any improvident or unproductive expenditure in exploring new
or unproved ground, ensure the certainty of large ',wilts when-
ever they shall be efficiently worked. •
The Agents employed by the Directors,ribuehs,aavned, wciotnhtiagnuiltiyntoi:
mate knowledge of the various Mining Fields of the county
,
after an inspection of these Setts, reported that—" the facilities
for raising Ore, the number, size, e
the veins, and.tne other great advantages of these Mines gua-
rantee the certainty of unusually large profits, end fully war-
rant the declaration, that there is every prospect of their rank-
ing among the most productive in the kingdom;—that there is
an absolute certainty of considerable pantities of Ore being
raised, immediately. after the drainage of the ground;—thlt an
early dividend may be declared; and that the proceeds of the
Mines will rapidly and largely augtnent, in proportion to. the
increased number of veins.and levels brought into operation."
An account of the produce of the Copper Ore only (the ticket-
ing of Tin, Ore: baying been only very recently adopted,) al-
ready raised froin,these Mines, amounting to £194,981. 12s. 6d.,
together with Plans and Sections of the Setts, and a sample of
the Copper. epci.Tin Ores raised frorn.them in the last and pre-
sent month, may be inspected at the office of the Company.
Applications for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Mr. C.
F. Kiitxmari, at the office of the Company, No. King's
Arms Yard, Coleman-street, London, or to Messrs.'G. ATKIN-
SON and TowNLEv, Liverpool, where Specimens of the Ores
maybe seen, and alifurther information obtained.

New Brigan

(ster; figure

Ship KING

,s register; 4
Ind Forecastle.
322 tdias regisi
old; coppered 4

rs old, cop.

New Barque .
Brig ABEON

Ship ALBIOJ
is well adap
750 to 8001,
NEW SHIP,
house and C,

this Ship
and carries

S.
Geo. Hill-
loyd's, to stand

12 years A
Barque AFRI
NEW SHIP

; ten wont*
,dy to launcii.
3(X) tons ; ditto.
285 tons ; - ditto.
If 266 tons ; ditto.
For inventories and further particulars apply to
CHAPMAN and WILLIS.

XXI.
100 OAK TREES and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 100.
44 Ash Trees ditto from Ito 44.
6 Willow Trees ditto from Ito 6.
28 Alder Trees and 1 Cypher, ditto from Ito 28.
2 Fir Trees ditto from Ito 2.
•
2 Poplar Trees ditto from Ito 2.
26 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 26.
This Lot is growing in a Coppice called 4-iotse Pasture
Wood.

Liverpool, 31st Dec., 1835.

ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.
TT is with feelings of no ordinary satisfaction, and with th
proudest emotions of gratitude, that the Proprietor
Original Inventors of M4CASSER OIL, prestnu
their Annual Tribute of Thanks to a liberal nd
Public, for the unprecedented and distinguish tr-
chich they have.been bonottred.
Many Years have elapsed since ROWL ND'S. MACAS.
SAR OIL was first introduced to the notice of the Public • and
each revolving Year'has produced.renewed Testimonials of its
pre-eminent virtues; and its increasing popularity has surpassed
the most sanguine expectations of the Proprietors. Its cele-
brity has extended throughout Europe, and to the most, distant
regions of the Globe.
It can excite little surprise, that an Article so highly appre.
ciated by the Public, should he fraudulently imitated; but the
Proprietors of.the Original MAcassAß OIL are happy to state,
that every attempt to injure or curtail the sale of that Article
has proved abortive, owing to the liberality and determination
of a discriminating community, to do justice to the real invent-
ors of that favorite article for the toilet.

jghtened
trOnagewith

Lot XXI.
145 OAK TREES and 6 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 145.
51 Ash Treesditto from Ito 51.
4 Elm Trees ditto from Ito 4.
24 Alder Trees ditto from Ito 24.
3 Chesnut Trees ditto from Ito 3.
This Lot is growing in a Coppice called Bird's Wood.
The foregoing Timber is, healthy and well grown. It is of
large dimensions, sound in quality, and well worthy the atten-
tion of Timber Merchants and consumers of Timber.

LAY ASSOCIATION FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF TITHES.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. J. Bent, Esq.
feeyer:: £lO 10
Rev. F. Barker
A Protestant, per Rev. 'Neile UJU
Subscriptions will be receive oat the Bank of Liverpool,
Water-street; and at the Office of the Liverpool Standard.

Messrs. A. RO.WLANiTand o.kcantint, close this Address
without again expressing their grateful acknowledgments for,
the favors conferred upon them, and solicit a continuatiop of
that patronage with which they have been so highly honored.
20, Hation-ggrden, January 1, J 836. '

Mine HIRONDkii:E, 135 t...
head aurl raised quarter de
fr . . T LONDON. •
WILLI , 2 , tons register; 4
pe ed this
_,, •ar, p• '.:and forecast!
P 1 C4+ '0 E, 322 tons re
VA,• 2 t .. • are old; coppers
• ttiszot..
IN, 480 , . • ter; IE lat Lbw
pted fo m . • r and cotton tr.;
loads of ti. •r.
', 305 tons tister; built by Mes
30. agreea • y t the regulations of
1.
ICA, 2 tons r• 'ster,• ten wont
', 360 t • s; nearly ready to launc
.