The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL,

NEW 'The Unwilling Bride," just published, as
Sung by Mrs. WOOD at the late Festival. •
J. B. PALMER respectfully informs his,,Friends and the
Public that he has just received a supply Orthe above admired
Song, which hitherto has only been in Manuscript.
Music Warehouse, 16, Bold-street, Nor. 1, 1836.

rirsHE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE tor Novem-
ber,l price 2s. Gd. contains :—I. The Dublin Review and
Doctor Murray.—l I. Alison's History of the French Revolts.
tion.—lll. Song, by Robert Giltillan.—ly/che Plundersweiler
Fair; a new Ethico-Political Puppet-Pkiy, from Goethe, by J.
S. Blackie, Esq.—V. Gallery of Illustrious Irishmen : No. VII.
Lord Charlemont. Part 11.—VI. The Three Wishes.—Vll.
The Ruined Abbey.—V 111. Essays on the English Poets; No,
I. George Herbert.—lX. Jane Sinclair; or the Fawn of
Springvale; by W. Carleton, Author of " Traits and Stories of
the Irish Peasantry."—X. Songs of the Greeks; No. I.
Dublin : William Curry, jun. and Company ; Liverpool: J.
Walmsley.

FRA SE R'S I%IAGAZINE for NOVEMBER,
Price 2s 6d., contains
.:7

The State and Prospects of Whiggism—The Remembrances
of a Monthly Nurse: General Harcourt—Lines on Peel Castle,
Isle of Man—Secret History of the Irish Insurryetion of 1803
—The Last of the Lairds. A Tale of the, Highlands—The
British Association at Bristol—Wraxall's Posthumous Memoirs
—Heiress of Dunbar. A Le,end—Unmerciful Flagellation of
a Voluntary Doctor and his Friends at Belfast—Story's Songs
and Lyrical Poems—The Spear-head—November Sonnets, by
Morgan O'l)oberty, Bart.
*,,,* The Gallery of Literary Characters fo the Month con-
tains a full-length Portrait of Edmund Lodge, Esq., author of
" Memoirs of Illustrious Personages." Proofs are offered for
separate sale, in sizes to bind up with his Folio, Quarto, and
Octavo Editions.

James Fraser, 215, Regent-street, London; and W. Grape;
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liubtit 13obito.

WEST TRESAVEAN MINING COMPANY.
THE Directors of the aboVe Company hereby srive Notice,
that a DIVIDEND of TEN PER /VENT. upon the
paid-up Capital of the Company will be itethe course of pay-
ment at their Offices, 19, Austin-triars, London, every \Van-
Vital:air and Fat DA Y after the 15th of November next.
HENRY LUCAS, Agent.
174, Dale-street, Liverpool, 18th Oct., 1836.

KILLEWERRIS CONSOLS MINING COMPANY.
THE Directors of the above Company hereby'Ove Notice,
that a DIVIDEND of TEN I'ER CENT. upon the
paid-up Capital of the Company will be in fie course of pay-
ment at their Offices, 19, Austin-friars, Lon n, every TI:ESDA
and THURSDAY after the 15th of November next.
HENRY LUCAS, Agent.
174, Dale-street, Lieerpool, 18th Oct., 1836.

REETH CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL £OO,OOO, IN 20,1 XX) SHARES OP £5 EACH.
Deposit, £2 per Share.
THIS is one of the largest Sets in the Coupy`of Cornwall,
and will yield a good Dividend before Pe First Annual
Meetiny.
For Prospectuses, Reports of the Mines, and Shares apply to
HENRY LUCAS, Agent.
174, Date-street, Lirerpoul, Oct. 24, 14, 1836.

THE NORTH TAMAR SILVER LEAD AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.
THE SH AR EHOLDERS are requeste to attend a
GENERAL MEETING To-Moßßow, W dnesday.) the
2d November instant, at Twelve o'clock, i the Clarendon-
buildings, South John-street, to receive the eport on the Pro-
gress of the Buildings and Machinery, and on other special
business. • By order of the Directors,
JOHN CHEYNE, Secretary..

THE DIRECT LONDON gr BRIGHTON RAILWAY.
ACALL of £2 per Share having been unanimously resolved
upon at the General Meeting of the Subscribe W to this
Undertaking, held at the London Tavern, Bishops ate-street,
on the 18th of' October instant, to be paid at such trine or times
as the Directors should appoint, the Directors heieby give No-
tice, and require the Subscribers to pay, between the 12th and
15th of November next inclusive, El per Share, being a moiety
of such £2 Call, to Messrs. EIANKE.Y, Bankers, renchtirch-
street, London, or to Messrs. HA LL, WEST, and Co., Bankers.
Brighton, who are authorized to receive and give Receipts for
the same upon the Subscribers signing the usual Parliamentary
Contract and Subscribers' Agreement. which will be left with
the Bankers for that purpose. All Shares npon which the
before-mentioned payment shall not be made within the time
above limited will become forfeited.

By order of the Directors,
11. DEAN, Secretary.
3, Chapel-place, Poultry, London, 21st Oct., 1836.

THE DIRECT LONDON & BRIGHTON RAILWAY.
THE new Certificates will be ready for delivery to the Sub-
scribers in exchange for the Bankersliteceipts end old
Scrip at the Office of the Company, in Chapel-place, Poultry,
London, on and after the 12th of November next.
By order of the Directors,
H. DEAN, Secretary.
3, Chapel-place, Poultry, London, 27th Oct., 1836.

IMPERIAL BRASILIAN POSTOFFICE STEAM-BOAT
COMPANY. /
CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO. /F
In Certificates of £5O each. Deposit £5 ; and Vel'remainder to
be called fin- as required. 1.,

TRUSTEES.
Robert Catesworth, Esq.
Robert M`Calmont, Esq.
Thomas Meson, Esq.
RANKERS.
Messrs. Barnette, Hoare, and Co.
THE Company is based on a Contract with the Brazilian
Government, by which the sum of 96,000 milreis per an-
num is secured to the Company, in monthly payments of 8000
zoilreis far fifteen years; fur conveying the Mails twice each
Month from Rio de Janeiro to Para and back, touching at the
principal intermediate Ports ; with the privilege of carrying
Freight and Passengers, besides various other immunities.
The Trustees have appropriated 500 Shares in the above on-
dertakiug fur distribution in Liverpool; applications for which
will be received by
Charles I ronsides, Esq.,)
Edward Moon, Esq., the Provisional Committee,
Nathan Cairns, Esq.,
who will make an allotment of the same on or before Saturday,
the 12th November, when an immediate deposit of E. 5 per share
will be required to be paid into "The Bank of Liverpool," in
the names of the Trustees.
Liverpool 31st October, 18.36.
Prospectuses may be had on application to any of the above
gentlemen; where also Copies of the Contract and Estimates
may be seen.

THU RURAL CONSTABULARY CommissioN.—The following
is the proper estimate which the British Monitor forms of the
trafficking and mercenary whig administration, in connection
with the new-(angled, tyrannical. sanguinary humbug, called
"The Rural Constabulary Commission":—" We have no hesi-
tation in denouncing this affair at the outset as a job of the very
worst description ; we denounce it not merely as a scheme to
scrape up a little more patronage and perquisites into the Down-
ing-street office—that would be very innocent, and natural
enough to men 'of ' .
. great occasions —but also, and principally,
rew step in that sneaking but decided inroad upon the true
-popular pasilives of the community, not only as a whole, but
in its miner sul;diolslons, which has been at the bottom of all
the Home policy
talkingate years. Is it not strange that men who
are perpetually
r. about giving an enlightened people the
control over
Englishmen of the powers local affairs, are every day depriv-
ingpowers which they already enjoy, and
in so doing breaking in peoena.that social feeling, that heartfelt
regard and interestin the local
bear in
own little district, which 'I
V"Petity and local peace of his
every Iremeiend rational man ought to
hare ? Let Englishmen
are tiohat it is from France—
revolutionized France—that we
of siubad
thieked-out ministry,
centralization."—The fact is,this are this system of
in the Ara-
which. like the huge deformity
Entertainments, ' rides on theesitN
bian Nights'
Bull, and will not be shaken off, knows well that the Poor John
Bill has created such deep loathing and disgust throughoourtLaw
• that an armed police is absolutely requisitetoprot the
empire,ect them
from the unconcealed disaffection of the lower orders oftheir court-
trvinen. The rural population of Bi4land arc on the very verge
of rebellion 1

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN.
(From the correspondence of Ms London Standard.)

ais, Oct. 25.—The Charte du 1836, contains the following
.elegraphic dispatches:—
" Bayonne, October 22, half•past six in the evening.
'4 TUB GENEttat. COMMANDANT OF THE 22D MILITARY DIVI-

SION TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.
" The Foreign Lel,,,iou has received 2.50,000 francs and pro-
visions. The convoy has been attacked at Villava by the
Carlists, who were repulsed and dispersed. Some Carlists were
killed."
The second telgraphic dispatch is amazingly long:—
" Bayonne, Oct. 24, ten o'clock in the morning.
"THE GENERAL COMMANDANT OF THE 20TH DIVISION OF

THE MINISTER OP WAR.
" Gomez returned to Cordova un the 13th, and proceeded to-
wa.ds La Mancha on the approach of Alaix, who arrived at
Cordova the next day. Rodil was on the 14th at Val de Penes.
At his head-quarter; it was not known what direction he in-
tended to take. The defiles of Sierra Morena were intercepted
by bands. Andalusia could only be communicated with by
Estremadura. It appears that no engagement has taken place.
" On the 17th, in the preparatory sitting of the Cortes, M.
Becerra was elected President; Messrs. Alazaga and Cevallos,
Secretaries.
" Two battalions of the moveable National Guards have
left Madrid for Toledo. All the Carlist artillery has been trans-
ported into Biscay. It is expected that an attack will be made
on Bilboa. The Carlist head-qurters were removed to Esco-
riaza on the 19th instant."
The contradiction which this dispatch gives to the false re-
port put into circulation in that capital, at Paris, and in London,
of Gomez having been defeated by Alaix, ought not to be for-
gotten.
Letters from Valencia state, that all communications are in-
tercepted. The success of Gomez has created much enthu-
siasm. Hopes are entertained that the young Ortaffa will be
found. his father was killed, but according to a letter from
Catalonia, the young man has been saved.
PARIS, OCT. 27.—The Chaste de 1830 of last night and the
Moniteer of this morning contain the following remuse of the
last news from Spain :
" We received by express the following news from Madrid,
of the 20th instant The Chamber of Procuradores is very
severe in its examination into and verification of the qualifica-
tions of the deputies and the validity of the electors.
" The election of the minister of war, ad interim, was an-
nulled.
" The courier from Andalusia had not yet arrived."
The Messages des Chambres, which is " a thick and thin"
anti-Carlist paper, will insist on it that Gomez has been de-
feated. It relies on Quiroga's dispatch, dated Grenada, Oct.
15, and on letters addressed to the Eco del Commercio, from
different points of Andalusia, and all which announce that on
the 14th Gomez was defeated by Alaix, the former losing from
1,00(.) to I,2tk) men.
A letter from Madrid says that Gomez was reported to have
invaded Estramadura, and to be in the neighbourhood of
Truxillo.
According to other reports, Gomez had divided his forces
into two columns. The one, commanded by Cabrera, and com-
posed of the bands of Arragon and Valencia, marching towards
Arragon; and the other, to be conducted by himself, into
Estramadura.
As to Espartern, he is in so bad a state that it was reported
that he was about to recross the Ebro. Money and provisions
were most rare at his head-quarters ; but the government had
promised to send both.
As to the Christinos general Peon, it appears that he has
been driven away, if not shot, by his own soldiers, beeause
their pay was not received by them; and the Baron das Autas
had the greatest difficulty in putting down the revolt. The
soldiers elected Peon's successor. Thus the spirit of revolt has
gained the army of reserve. Castanon was obliged to promise
shoes and money to the troops, and then, but not before, the
drunk,' vagabonds shouted " Vise la Reins" and " Vice la

liberie." -
The Castilian notes down the fact, that 30 brigands had ap-
proached nearly to the gates of Madrid. Of course the brig-
ands were armed Carlists!
The Espaynol informs its readers that the Carlists had requir-
ed at Poso Blanco to be supplied with rations. This news was
sent to Madrid from the head-quarters of the Minister of War,
at Almodovar de Campo de Calatrava. Seven Couriers had
been sent off in different directions to assemble certain gene-
rals.
The Castilian says that Sanz was on the 13th at four and s-
helf leagues from the fort of St. Issidor de Leon with 300 men.
In the fort the Christinos had resolved on defending themselves
to the last drop of their blood.
The Revista of the 23th says, that the effective force of Go-
mez's column is 700 infantry and 400 cavalry.
The Batista National of the 20th, publishes a letter from An-
dujar, dated the 15th. It says that Gomez's band, being warmly
pursued by the column of General Alaix at Lucerne, Montilla,
awl Carcabuey, returned on the 13th to Cordova, where it was
still pursued by Alaix. Rodil covered with all his forces the
march. On the 14th, at two in the morning, the advanced
guard of Alaix surprised the advanced posts of the Carlists.
Not a Carlist escaped. Alaix did not, however, succeed iu li-
berating the prisoners in the Carlist bands, as he proposed do-
ing. Espinosa did not aid as he should have done, says the
Revista, or the Carlisle would have been destroyed. The streets
' of Cordova after the combat, were encumbered with Carlist
dead bodies, but the inhabitants cried loudly in favour of Char-
les V.
The Liberal says that General Mina's health has been greatly
improved.
M. de Latour Maubourg, as you already know, took with
him an old intriguer named Cazes, to Madrid; he has, however,
left, orders having been given him on his arrival to leave Mad-
rid in 24 hours.
It is asserted, that several holders of the Spanish bonds have
resolved on prosecuting the government of Spain. M. August
Hegnard, a merchant of Nantes. has commenced; be has pre.
seuted to the President of the Tribunal of the Seine a requisi-
tion, setting forth that he is a creditor of the Spanish govern-
ment for a portion of the active debt. In consequence he so-
licits the President to authorise him, in conformity with the
555th article of the code, to put an attachment in the hands of
all debtors or all holders of, or depositors of, all assets, mer-
chandise, or assignments upon the colonies belonging to the
Spanish government. On Tuesday, an attachment was placed
in the hands of 3lessrs. Ardoiu and Co., in consequence of
the said requisition.