The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Right Honourable the EARL. OF DETtBY, Patron.
The Right Honourable;LOßP STANLEY, President.
Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart.
Thiimas Blight Crosie,Esq. yice-Presidents.
James-Aipinall,, Esq.
MITE' ANNIJAL MEETING of this SOCIETY. for. the
11' GENERAL SHOW 'OF LIVE STOCK; IMPLE-
MENTS Of 'HUSBANDRY, &c. will take place on THURS-
DAY, the 6th October next, in the OLD INFIRMARY YARD,
LiMe-street, Liverpool.
The Members' of the Society are requested to attend at the
Neptune Hotel, at Ten o'cleek in the Morning, for the purpose
Adjudging the Claims. Electing New'Offiters, Members,' &c:
The ShOW Yard will be open to Members of the Society
(gratis) at Half-past Twelve o'clock, and to Non Subscribers
on paiiMent'of 2s. 6d. each,' until Two o'clock, after which time
.
the' public will be admitted on paying Is. each.
The Dinner will in the Large Room adjoining Mr. LUCAS'
Repw4torv. Great Chartotte-streer, at Five o'clock. After
Dinner the Premiumsbwill•be distributed to the successful Can-
didates, and the' Award of the Judges and Report id the Com-
mittee will be' Printed and laid On the table.

CHEAP FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
On Saturday, October V. will be published, the First Number
of a Weekly Paper, entitled
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firiFlE BRITISH MONITOR, du,y stamped, and to go post-
"- ego free to all parts of the country, price THRELPENCE;.
HALFPENNY. - • •.
This Paper will consist of eight large. folio pages, printed..ini
the best style, upon good paper. It will be very carefully:
edited, so as to comprise the greatest possible quantity of .th-et
really useful and interesting intelligence of the week, and by the,
studious omission otary thing objectionable, either in style:or
matter, to he adapted in every respect for familyperusal.,. . • •i
The British Monitor will endeavour to supplylts readers with;
the materials upon which to fount all unyielding; but
attl a etrOng,
canuteicoeuSssasry Ystteoadm od; that it will be of no
f-
politics: In . &tidy; this,'
it
. party," it will treat of every public measure,,upon its merits,
perhapssame time
hardly
a
apart from any consideration of who were its promoters, and
what interests are arrayed.against it.
is the
Whilst but too many of .the public writers of the present day,
more ingenious than discreeti endeavour to render their fellow-
countrymen dissatisfied and self-degraded before the natiousfof
the world—the British Monitor will take the nobler part of
cherishing their proud national attributes of. loyalty to. -their
King, to their fellow-subjects, and to themselves. it will 'net
deal in paradoxes, nor upon occasion of every minor complaint
in matters-of detail,. in public affairs, point out as-models for our
imitation the crude inventions of surrounding nations, who theni=
selves are struggling (but in dal kuess, and at a distance of softie
centuries behind us-) to emulate the proud position .which this
country has so hing.maintained. In a word, the British Muni.
tor will endeavour to teach its readers to appreciate, and conse;
quently to respect and love the institutions of .their country, so
that when the occasional teform of incidental abases is taken in
hand (as indeed all human
institutions from time to time stand
in need of) it may be come with an earnest and unfeigned desire
to strengthen, not. destroy, the wholesome features of the origi-
nal fabric. Above all it will strenuously defend the integrity
of the Protestant Religion of this country, the spirit of which is
" perfect freedom," and in accordance with that spirit it will
tolerate with the kindliest feelings of brotherhood the scruples
of every consetentieus Dissenter; but it will also in defence
equally of the church, and of Dissenters; exert all the moral
influence in its power to oppose the inroads of e Popish domina-
tion—a lieedeni.
tion—a domination which cannot exist with thespirit of
The British Monitor will endeayoux to ground whatit says
it • upon the basis' of truth and integrify,, will therefore speak
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boldly-and:strongly ; but with the hone that its remarks may lie
speak
received with respect, though not- adopted, it .
will also
temperately. .Neither the intoxication of supposed triumph,
.
urge it Into
nor the frenzy.. of disappointment or defeat shall
language which cannot be required to
strengthense a good .cause,
upon a bad one.
Discredit
and which can only 'cast additiemil oi
Another point will also be attended to_
brevity' as far as it may
be combined• with clearuess'and sufficiency of argument, will lie
.tfiet this Paper.enc, v
.
studied in the editorial comments of ,
ras a Politician—as a
•So touch for the British
1""It°
branch of public News_
ffice it to say, that every .
paper, su
I ehended in the scheme of the best conducted
at present
comprehended
be included, with seine novelty,a d*
P . THE LIVERPOOL . London Papers, •
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EMPBWEKED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. /1 original information.
facilities for early
ti.ne, Foreign and do. p h last hou i f
THE Directors CAPITAL ttzoarte,Tnrn. rid IktillieLlil,Ouli,.:Sic,.
I • that to this Com- n'e'iie.ieakvesda,iiftiohe Cation.;
c'otißionlgetinipress,the state-of the
- PanY they .are indebted forthe reduction of premium on 'Markets,-the Gazettes, Theatrical, 'and Lia and Shipping Intel-
MP Mercantile Insurances in Li ' ..li,ence ,
ver'pool, other risks are insured oft ..,
ry topic which- can i t '
t ,eve . - n erest the terary matters, and in
equitable term,. No eharge for policies is made, hoWever sunlit
71.1:8( iri 'of taste, or the. general read man of business, the
may be the amount of the Insurance, Parties- desiroes of trans-'i
notice in the British•Nlonitot. _ er, will have its due share i3t.
ferring Insurances' 'whichexpire with' other offices on the 29t
British Monitor be found In one ailicular alone will the
wholly deficient—personal
abuse and
inst., may do so withotit xpease: ' I A find I • •
. will be scanda wino place in its colonies,
found of) Lives will he'grante'd, on terms which
Compa- I Office, :490 Htilywell-sti vet, Strand, :where applications. for
found timm'etimParison,- tower than those of most othere
Office. ,
Agencies
at th and other C .
ommonicationk are to be directed, post-
'ties, and particulars may he had on application
, such business Paid- '
i
A liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitors on su
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as they was wring.
Prospectuses are now 'Booksellers
ready. Country are'par_ ' ticulativ'r -
SWINTON BOULT, Secretary. . e . , equested.to apply.,for:thctu through• their Agents'in
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Town.
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Ticketsfor tiiitbinnei},l)6t:tVerioFlllr: J. F. C A tstisEt.r.,
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scrawls', 7S. "Sub'Scribers are reqnested to
pnrchAse their Titikits '6'n or before 11101 q n I', the 3d. of Oetobet,
as they will be sold (without reserve) to Nou-Subscribers' after
that date. • • ; • •
• By 'order:olthe Committee..
N.B. All Cattle intended forit'hneOS'Sh.oWw toH
Neptune •Hotel,'Clayton4quare, at; at before Three o'clock on
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WEDNESDAY, the sth October.
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UN 1 ON"ASSMA N 0143. ESTABLISIIED IN 1714:
DERSONS tihot' Fire Premiums are due on the 20th Sep.
terober are hereb,yinfortiiefl that the same should Ire,paid
on or before the'-14th October. HEN RY IIAM ER, Agent
• LifelOsorance effected at EqUitable Rates.
• Atherton's./Paitdinyg, 'Sep.te•mber. 1836.

• . YORKSHIRE
Film AND LIFii,INSURANCE COMPANY,
• Estititts'illgn;' 1824.
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Rates of this Cuthp'any Ior.LVIERCANTILE INSURANCES
I are as ("11°.'".:70F occuprition,:if 'without hazardous goods
arini°awzainrd4oPirsidtrrailidite9s,-5,5. per cent. per annum.
Allowing plurality of 'occupation and-hazardou's goods, burnot
hazardous trades, 6,i. per 'ant.' per annum.
Allowing plurality of ocdupation,, hazardous goods, and -ha-
zardous trades. 7s. per cent. per annum.
Floating Policies, 9s. per cent. per annum.
Annuitl Policies falling due on the •29th September must be
renewed within fifteen days frinn that date.
• , AGENTS.
F •
LATHAM HANMER, Jun., )c
RED,ERIC.LAPAG E.
JOHN ATK.I 18, Exchange-buildings.
Fenwick-buildings, Feuwick-street.