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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

GRAND CONCERT

AT THE
TEMPLARS'-HALL, Glt EAT GEORGE-STREET.
M lt.
gßlat OVONN-7pizci!,fuollll4,,vEotsinicieAsllitisEintent nof hay-
V EVENING next,
the 13th MARCH, at the HALL OF THE KNIGHTs TEMPLA RS.
The principal Professional Talent of the town have, upon
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuallll services.
'LEADER,
MR. G. EYTON.

PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS,

MRS. HILES, MRS. BRAND,
MASTER GILLOW, MR. WALTON, MR. DAVIES,

MR. F. GARDNER,
(From the London and Bath Concerts.)
AND MR. S. HENSHALL.
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS,
Second Violin, MR. WILBERFoncg.
Viola, MR. WILTON.,,
Violoncello, MR. JAcKsol/
Double Bass, MR. TAYLEURE.
Flute, MR. BROWN.
Oboe, M rt. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, MR. STCHRS.
Horn and Cornet-a-Piston, Mu. 'I'HOMPSON.
Trumpet, Mn. HANSoN.
Trombone, MR. EDGAR.
Double Drums, MR. FI'LLERIV.

CONDUCTOR,
MR. G. HOLDEN.

A. Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
,Schemes of the Performance will be issued immediately.
Tickets to be had at the Standard Office; Messrs. Hiine and
Son, Church-street and Bold-street; the Templars' Hall; and
at the Adelphi Hotel.
Tickets for the Body of the Hall, 3s.—Gallerv, 3s.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Concert to
commence at Half-past Seven precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS—TvEspAy.

Committees were ballotted for to try the merits of the Tralee
and Heading election petitions.
The remainder of the evening was occupied with a discussion
unon the colonial policy of ministers, which was aojourned till
Wednesday. We have alluded to this debate iu a separate
article.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

BOARD AN!) LOUGII.IG.

ripWo or Three Young GENTLEMiN can he Lodaed or
IR Boarded, with a Sitting-room toithemsplves,- on moderate
terms, near Rodney-street.—Addresi E. W. Standard Office,
(if by letter, post-paid.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

1100 'GR,g,4N. INN.

- •. , „ _ _
rj-10 be LET, for such a number of Years as may be atire`ed
upon, that excellent INN atifooliree?i, th#Td6iiiihin
of Mere, near Knutsford,-with the BREWHOUSE. COACH-
HOUSE, STABLES, a'nO.IIO.WLING-URBEN, as now
occupied by Mrs. Orme, with from Twenty to Thirty ttheSftire
Afff!S of superior LAND.. Entry to the Land maybe had im-
mediately,, and to the Irru: Brewhouse<'. Coach-house, Stables,
and Bowlink-kreen,ron the first day of May next.
Further. information mar be bad brappiying to Mr: OG I LVlk;
Mere;.near Kuutqford..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

ADIER/CA

• 4i *' To sail early in Marcit.
For ST. ANDREW'S', N. 8.,
The Barque FASWJE,
GEORGE STACPOOLE, CiiMlMlßder ;
Burthen ter register 215 tons.—For freight or passage apply to
Messrs. Jlittv GLansToNE and r to
Co.,AMES POOLE and Cu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY.

After the presentation of some petitions on various subjects,
Lord liitouctiam brought forward the consideration of the
order of council, dated 12th JolY, 18.37, extending the time of
a previous order to apprentice free labourers imported from In-
dia from three years to five sears in Guiana ; and in a spe.ch
of great length he contended that the order was made clan-
destinely, inasmuch that it never appeared in the Gazette, and
that it had the effect of sanctioning the continuance of slavery
in our colonies. His lordship concluded by moving, a resolu-
tion condemnatory of the order.
Lord GLENCLG, it will be observed, supported the order
.in
council, the principles on which it proceeded, and the precau-
tions by which it was sur,rounded: he did so because the most
laborious sureties were taken to secure the return of the parties
should they desire such return.
The Duke of WELLINGTON urged the importance of pro-
tecting the proposed arrangement by securing, the safety of the
labourers thus to be engaged.
. . . .

Lord MELBOURNE said that every care should be taken to
sectve.t4ie fair aril correct working of the system.
Lord ELLENaottovoti supported the motion, as he viewed
the order in council as re-establishing the slave trade.
Lord Bauudna NI having replied,
The Duke of WELLINGTON, not wishing to oppose the
motion, proposed the " previous question."
Lord LYNDHURST said that he should support the original
motion, as he did not think that due care had been taken in
drawing up the order in council.
The house eventually divided on the " previous question."
The numbers were—for it, 56; against it, 14—majority, 42.
Lord BROUGHAM conceiving that his motion was negatived
on the understanding that the government would introduce a
measure embodying
.the recommendations submitted by the
Duke of Wellington. inquired when the bill on the subject
would he brought in ?
Lord MELBOURNE and Lord GLENELG answered, as speedily.
as possible.
Their Lordships then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

OUItSING.
Tea ALTCAR CLUIL.--The members of this club did not take
the field before Friday morning,; when, as well as on the fol-
lowing day, the attendance was highly-respectable, the diver-
sion was very good, and the whole arrangements vreve conducted
in a first-rate style. The suceessfOl dog in the Cup contest,
is the same that, at the end of November, ran up for the similar
prize, then won by Mr. E. G. Hornby's Hidalgo, by 11 MMUS,
out of Cora. The folloWing will be found the deciding courses'
in the various Stakes run for, and the separate classes for the
Cap, and the Sefton and Croxteth Stakes :

THE CUP AND SOVEREIGNS.
Mr. Alison's Asmodeus beat Mr. Hind's Hailshot.
Mr. Swan's Slasbidg Harry „ Lord Talbot's Treonian..
Mr. Rigby's Rasp „ Mr. Blundell's Blackberrl..
Mr. Thompson's Tamworth „ Mr. Clowes's Cripple.
Mr. Lawton's Lynch „ Mr. GongreVe's Cate au Lait
Mr. Shaw's Spree „ Mr. Hornby's Holybock.
Mr. E G. Hornby's Hor „ Lord Molyneux's Morpetb.'
Mr. Lamb's Lark „ Mr. Unsworth's Urchin.
SECOND' TIES.
Asmodeus beat Slashing Harry.
Rasp Pt Tam worth.
Spree • ~ Lynch-.
Lark „ ITor.
/HIRD
Rasp beat Asmodeui.
Spree ' , Lark.
Dyer DING CaltinsE.—Mr.Shaw's black bitch, Spree, ion die
Cup, and Mr. Rigby's black bitch, Rasp, the Sovereigns.

THE SEFTON STAKES.
Lnrd Talbot's Thames beat Mr. Clowes's Cockade.
Mr. Moore's Mosquito „ Mr. Swan's Stafford.
Mr. Shaw's Sulky „ Mr. Hind's Hotspur.
Mr. Thompson's-Terry Alt „ Mr. E. G. Hornby's Hus-'
SECOND TIES. tbandman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

POST-OFFICE REFOIIIkI

The MAYOR read the following letters from the representa-
tives of the borough, in reply to communications from httnself.
London, Feb. 28, 1838.

" Sir,—l much regret that the pressure of public 'business
shoo!ft have made it impossible for me hitherto to present the
petition of the Common Council of Liverpool on the subject of
a reduction of postage. I shall continue to endeavour for an
early place upon the list, and will take an opportunity of stating
my opinion in favour of the general object, though lam not
quad preparel to' acquiesce in Mr. Rowland Hai calcula-
tions. (Signed) " SANDON."

The Mayor."
" Have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your
latter, together with a copy of a petition to the House of Com-
mons in favour of Post-office reform. Lord Sandon will of
course present it, and I shall be happy, if anv plan can he de-
vised, to give effect to the views of the Town Council of Liver-
pool, being of opinion that the present rates of postage ought
not to be continued unless essentially necessary for fiscal pur-
poses. (Signed) "C. CRESSWELL."
" To the Mayor of Liverpool.
" February 27."
THE DISTRESSED POOR.

The MAYOR presented a memorial from the Chairman of St.
Paul's, Vauxhall, and Scotland Wards. It was to the effect
that considerable sums having been expended in each of the
above wards, in the purchase of the common necessaries of life
for the suffering poor, and it appearing that the poor in number-
less cases, in consequence of the unusual severity of the frost,
and the great scarcity of employment consequent thereupon,
had been compelled to pledge every article of which they were
possessed in many instances, it was essentially necessary still to
continue relief in the worst cases of distress in these wards,
until the suffring, poor can, to a greater extent, be enabled to
redeem their pledges before alluded to, and which are now, un-
fortunately, in the possession of pawnbrokers. Finding that
the corporate funds could nut be applied to the purpose, the
memorialists earnestly solicited the Aldermen and Councillors
of the more opulent wards, immediately to convene public
meetings in their respective wards, in order that subscriptions
may be entered into, and collections made amongst the respec-
table inhabitants of such wards, the better to assist in extending
a more permanent relief to the suffering poor resident in those
densely populated (and in the aggregate) poor wards of St.
Paul's, Vauxhall, and Scotland-road.
The memorial was signed by Mr. John Barton, Mr. Hugh
Bullen, and Mr. Natliau Bevan, chairman of the ward emit-
mittees.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

LIVER THEATRE, LIVERPOOL.

First time of " SAM WELLER", as originally represented
at the New Strand Theatre, London, and performed nearly WO
nights.
First night of NO FOLLOWERS.

For the Benefit of Mr. W. J. HAMNOND.

ON MONDAY next, the 12th instant, will be performed the
celebrated Drama of

SAM WELLER;
OR, THE PICK WIC K lANS.
Sam Weller Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Jingle Mt. J. Lee.
(As originally performed by them.)
Emily Wardle Mrs. Raymond.
A variety of ENTERTAINMENTS.
To conclude with
NO FOLLOWERS; OR, THE BLACK IMAGE.
Toby (his original character Mr. Lee.
.I...ucinsj—ily....(a black).... Mr. W. J. Hammond.
(As originally performed by him.)
In which character he will sing a New Song, called Moder
Natur Make a World.
Mary Magnet Mis. Raymond.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

11Ions. LE BLANC and his Wonderful DOG.

frinlS present FRIDAY, March 9, 1838, the Grand
Drama of the

LION OF ENGLAND;

KNIGHTS OP THE CROSS.
WONDERFUL SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
The whole to conclude with the popular Melodrama of
VOLSHA; on, zuE SLAVE QUEEN.
Same routine of Performances on Saturday

ROYAL AAIPHITHEATIIF„
GREAT CLIARLOTTE-STREET, LIVEEPOOL.

For the BENEFIT of MR. NEVILLE, Stage-manager.
MR,
N., in announcing to the Ladies, Gentlemen, and Pub-
lic in general, on this particular occasion, does so with a
confidence not assumed by him. The pieces selected are ad-
mirably adapted to give pleasure to the most fastidious.
On MONDAY EVENING, March 12, will be presented a
grand melo-drama, founded on fact, called
BEWARE OF THE WHITE EAGLE!
Oft, THE MISER MURDERER.
In which Mr. Ryan's Stu,' and Company will appear.
The Elector of Saxony, disguised as Peter Swank, a Pedlar,
and Justin, a deaf Traveller..Mr.
Lutzi (a Prophetess) Mrs. Weston.
Phedora (the dumb girl of the Inn) Mrs. Weston.
Eloise Mrs. Weston.
NOVELTIES OF THE ARENA.
On this particular evening, the
CHINESE FAIR, OR ARAB AND BEDOUIN
EXERCISES!
In the course of the evening, the popular interlude of the
SOLDIER'S HEART;
Or, Love in Humble Life.
/The part of Christine by 'sliss S. A. Wilson,
From the Theatre-royal, Edinburgh, he; first appearance.
The whole to conclude with a comic drama, by W. T. Moncrief,
Esq. called the
IRRESISTIBLES, or FEMALE VOLUNTEERS.
Victoria, sister to Eugene.. Miss Neville.
Wilhelmina, an orphan, Ward of Bluffenburg, Miss Gates.
Tickets may be had of Mr. Neville, 53, Duncan-street, and at

the usual places.
Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 25.; Lower Gallery, Is. ; Upper Gallery, 6d.
Second Price at Half-past Eight ; Boxes, Is. 6:1.; Pit, Is ;
Lower Gallery, 61. Children Half-price from the commence-
ment to the Boxes and Pit only.
Proprietor, Mr. BATES,
Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

LIVER, THEATRE, LIVERPOOL.

III.IS present FRIDAY, the 9th, and TO-MORROW, the
Nth instant, the; evening's entertainment will commence
with ()Ty desire) an oiatirely new •version (-from the popular
novelientitleth, A •
ROR,Y

;Rory o:MAr__\e"(Venoatsatn,
htsk)Mg. of Leinster, but the Prince of
Mr. Raymond.

De Welskcin, (a foreigner, engaged in his own service, a dealer
in brandpand.brokeu English,) Mr. Thompson;
Ku Orle en. .Nliss Mat urin.
After which lgessrs. Brown, King, :Gibson, and Mrs. Gibson
will dance their. celebrated Bohemian Gipsy Pas de Quatre.
To which will be added a new and highly-successful interlude as
acted upwards of 40 nights at the Strand 'Theatre,;' Loudon, called
THE WINTERBOTTOM.
Isaac Jeykell. t Mr. Lee.
Jeffrey.; Mr.i*. J. Hammond,
(as originally acted by him in London, in' which he will intro-
-duce a new comic song, expressly written for him, called
" Murphy's Weather Almanac."
After which Mrs. Gibson will appear in one of her most
popular Dances.
To be followed by the admired original, classical, comical,
sculpturesque, and rather-pantomical burletta, called
HERCULES,

KING OF CLUBS.
Tim.— (alias Hercules).., ,Mr. W. J. Hammond,
(originally performed by him at the New Strand Theatre,
London, in which character he will sing a new comic song,
descriptive of the birth, education, and labours of Hercules.)
The celebrated drama of SAM WELLER, and an interlude,
called NO FOLLOWERS, are in rehearsal and will be pro-
duced on MONDAY next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

JOHN HUNT.

(SEVERAL. YEARS ASSISTANT AT LATE WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR,"
Et GS
generally, Public
S siclfu y
tthoa inform thetak !In. hit lriet ym anti
Bo ho-sTitaRT, where he has OP EN ED a MAN U FAbTORY
with Extensive SHOW-ROOMS attached for the Sale of
GAS and OIL C 11ANDEL1 BUS, LAMP rize„ for the
Table, Sideboard, Chininey-pieee, 1:e s , Lobby, and all
other
.situation!L Drawing. Dinipg„ nd general Sitting.
Booms. fitted up with d with such care and
attention as to merit genes) patronage.
Oil Lamps and Chandeliers altered to burn as, re-bronzed
or re-lacquered on the premises. altered_
attd Gilt. Work
cleaned and repaired by careful workmen.
An kinds of Lamp Glasses and Lamp Cottons constantly 16
sale.
Bronze Inks,tatiks ; French Glass Shades.; Palmer's Patent
Candles, and Stands for ditto; Superior lamp Oils.
Lamps and Chandeliers lent on hire. Ball. Rooms fitted up
wiih lights of every description. Chandeliers, Brackets, and
Pillars for Churches, Public Buildings, and Shops, made to
architectural dra I.N tugs.'
j. H. Legs to state, that for Many years he has paid particular
attention to the Lamp Business, and trusts that, having a prac-
tical knowledge of the mechanical branches, by payinlng the.
strictest personal attention to .all orders, combined with the
most moderate charges, awl recommending a good article only,
he may merit a share of public patronage. •
J. EL takes the present opportunity of returning his• best
thanks to those Gentlemen who, in this early stage of-his busi-
ness, have so kind'y patronk:ed him, and begs to assure them,
that having now additional facilities for the eXeeittion of their
commands, he will be the more assiduous in apply ing
74, Bold-areet,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY

TENDERS FOR LOANS
/1-1H143 DIRECTORS of the GRAND J NC T lON RAIL-
X WAY COMPANY are now ready receive TEN.DERS
for LOANS; to the extent of Fifty Thu sand Pounds, in sums
of not less than One Thousand Pounds each, at Four per Cent.
per Annum Interest, for a term of Five or Seven. Years certain.
To be addressed to the Treasurer of the Company, Lime-street,
Liverpool. By order of the Directors,

J. R. CnORLEY,
Lime street, Lirerpool, March 7, 1838.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KILMARNOCK, AND AYR
RAILWAY.
TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE
BUILDERS.
TDIRECTORS of this Railway are now ready to re-
it_ ceive TENDERS for Forming and Building jirc'neeessary
Bridges, Culverts, Drains, Fences, and cotnple 'fig several -lots
of the Line between Ayr and Kilwirrning, al for Buildiag two
extensive Bridges over the Irvine and Ga AI Waters near to
Irvine. -

The Plans, Sections, and Specifications will be seen here, or
at the office of Messrs. GRAINGER and MiLiaa, Engineeis,
Edinburgh, on and after the 19th instant, and the Assistant
Engineer will be at Blair's Inn, Kilivinnimz, at Ten o'clock in
the Forenoon of the 21st, 22nd. 23rd, and 21th instant, to ac-
company Contractors over the Line.
The Tenders are to be given in hero on or before the 2nd of
April next, and the Directors reserve power to accept of any
which they may think fit.
By order of the Directors,
JAM ES WATSON, Secretary.
Glasgow, 3. Soulh Frederick-street,
sth Mardi, 1838.

BRITISH SILVER, LEAD, AND COPPER MINING
rii.ptlE Directors of the above Company hereby give Notice,
that they have this day made a CALL of El per Share,
and that the same is payable on or before tbe'9th April next, to
the Phcenix Bank, Liverpool; or to Messrs. Ga t, PacscoTT
and Co., Bankers, London; and to the Wes; n District Bank,
Truro, on accouat of the Plicenix Bank, L erpool.
ept
R. SHERATON, Secretary.
1, Brazil-buildings, Liverpool, 7th March, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

RAILWAY MEMORANDA.

NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAlLWAY.—.llessrs. Graham--
ley and Co. entered into a contract with the directors of this
railway on Tuesday last, for the formation of the remainder of
the line from Scotswood to Newcastle, to be executed to the
satisfaction of their engineer, Mr. Blackmore, before the end of
the present year. From the known perseverance of these con-
tractors, there can be no doubt of its being finished before the
time fixed upon, when the inhabitants of this great commercial
town will enjoy the benefit of this important national work.—
Newcastle Journal.

LANCASTER AND PRESTON JUNCTION RAILWAY.—MT.
Locke, the engineer has been here this week, and we under-
stand, has let the contracts for works at the Lancaster and
Preston ends of the line at rates within his estimates. The
works will be immediately commenced, and are to be completed
by the Ist of January, 1840. A surveyor appointed by the
Kendal Committee for continuing the line northwards has also
been in Lancaster, and has received some information from Mr.
Locke. The engineering difficulties In the continuation of the
line to Kendal are, we understand, not important; anti if our
neighbours to the north shew the same energy as our townsmen
have done, by forming and supporting a company, they may
easily extend the line from Lancaster to Kendal and thus bring
themselves within the manufacturing, *district of the north of
England, and within twelve hours distance of the metropolis.
Ne, more certain means can he adopted of securing the passage
of the main trunk connecting the two countries through the
town of Kendal. than by constructing a railway between that
place and Lancaster.— Lancaster Guardian.
CHESTER AND CREWE RAILWAY.—Among the numerous
candidates for the office of treasurer and secretary to this under-
taking, the choice of the directors has fallen upon Mr. R. L.
Jones, of Chester, son of Mr. Jones, manufacturing chemist—a
gentleman, we understand, well calculated for an efficient dia-
charge of the duties. It will he seen by our advertising columns,
that the sealed certificates are now in the course of delis sty,
and that the scrip vet outstanding is required to ht sent in for
registration without delay. We are informed that in the opi-
nion of the engineer (Mr. Stenhenson). the line may be opened
to the public in 18 or 20 months from the tiffs breaking grt,und,
which will commence forthwith, as satisfactory arrangements
were entered into with almost all the landoe.nets on the line
before the act was obtained.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

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A.
atherpriolsb ppln

EAST MMES.

Will ita tt e..patched on the 15th instant.

For BATAVIA,
(With leave to touch at Ms/tiEtna.)
...,WIPI The fine new British built Barqu SUPERIOR,
' Comman r ;
A 1, burthen per register 411 tons, c pered and copper-
fastened, and having a good part of her cargo ready to
.go on
board, will lie punctually despatched.—For freight or passage
apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYME, and Co., or to '
BOLD and STARKEY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.

Resolved, that it be recommended to the Town-council to
make such alteratians in the name of streets as to remedy the
uasuerous aviis which have arisen from there being two or three
of one name.
Proceedings confirmed.
The proceedings of the market and education committees,
which were not of any interest, were read and confirmed.

CUSTON-H OUSE COMMITTEE,

A letter was read from her Majesty's Ireasury, stating that
the necessary measures had beau taken for the removal of the
postoffice.
Mr. Alderman BROWN would suggest that copies of Mr. Row-
land Hill's pamphlet should he furnished to each member of
the council, as it seemed desirable before bringing in the report
that each gentleman should be furnished with as much informa-
tion as possible. IL! hoped the council would not oppose the
Town clerk being- instructed to write to London to procure
copies of the work; they had not been able to procure them
in Liverpool.
Mr. Couocilliir RAMSOaN begged to second the motion.
The MAYOR suggested that it would be better to refer it to
the finance committee to get as many as wanted; TI copies
would be a considerable expense.
Mr. Councillor WALLACIi said, that as the expense
of the pamphlet was but one shilling, each member that wished
fur the information might purchase it himself. It was a very
improper expense ti) coke out of the public funds.
Mr. Alderman linawN said he had gut. one of the pamphlets
himself. but many gentlemen could nut get them.
Mr. Councillor Curium said they could write to London for
them.
Mr. Alderman BuowN said he was quite aware of that, but
it was very much neglected. Ile should persevere in his motion.
Mr. Councillor Bor.roN begged decidedly to oppose the mo-
tion. It Was a paltry affair he allowed, but .he did not think it
was desirable to bring forward motions of that nature. Ile
would move an amendment, that the report of the proceedings
of the committee be confirmed. It was a misappropriation of
the public money.
Mr. Conncillor JOHN SMITH seconded the amendment.

Mr. Alderman.B mt. thought the motion could not be enter-
tained ; it was appropriating the public money without notice
of motion. He did not see what good could arise from it, and
he therefore opposed the motion, because it could not be enter-
tained.

Mr. Aldertnin BROWN said. if Mr. Spiel said his motion
could not be entertained, he would not press it.
The proceedings of the committee were then confirmed.
AIE. COUNCIL! OR JORDAN'S HEALTH.
The MAYOR announced that he had much pleasure in inform-
ing them that he had lust received 'a message from the medical
wen, slating that they bad a much better opinion of Mr. Jordan
than they had.
The proceedings of the church expenditure committee and
the dock committee were then confirmed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY.

Mr. CURRY, chairman of the City of Loudon election com-
mittee, reported to the house, that Sir M. Wood, Bart., Mr.
Pattison, Mr. Crawford, and Mr. Grate were duly elected, and
that the petition against the said return and the oppositiou to it
were neither frivolous nor vexatious.

The. Loridon. and Croydon railway bill (No. 1.) was read a
second time.

The Warminster and Frotne road bill was read a third time
and passed.
Mr. Serjeant JACKSON gave notice that, on Thursday, the
13th inst., be should move for leave to bring in a bill to amend
the law relating to the registration of voters iu Ireland.
The SPEAKER informed the house, that he had received a
petition from the Hanaper Office in Ireland, complaining of an
undue return for Galway. The petition was ordered to be taken
into consideration on Tuesday May 22.
Several orders of the day were postponed.
For more than half an hour no business was proceeded with.
The members on both sides of the house appeared in earnest
conversation amongst themselves.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

WEDNESDAY.

This morning was delightfully favourable for the sport., and
the company numerous. They met at a farm about a mile and
a half south of Altcar church.
Lord Mutyneux (the umpire) and several other noblemen'
and gentlemen arrived shortly after eleven o'clock, and the
sports were cow tueueed imatediatelY•
THE ALTCAR. STAKES.
•
Mr. J. Brown's Ben beat Mr. J. Stanton's IlichilOr.
Mr. Bennett's Rocket „ Mr. J, A. Kaye's China:
Mr, Goodlake's Gilder „ Mr. S. Brundrett's (not named.)
Mr, Menlove's Snowbaall „ Mr. Sotbern's Doctor Fop.
Mr.T.S.Calvert'sChancelior Lord Stradhroke's Madman.
Mr. Moore's Mystery „ Sir H. H. Campbell's Crafty
Mr. Swan's Soothsavel „ Mr a Harriott's (not named)

•
WATERLOO CUP.—THIRD
Mr. Ball's Bugle beat Lord Talnot's Beelzebub.
Mr. Graham's Black Bess „ Bennett's Ranger.
Mr. Hornby's Hepatica „ Mr. Lauder's. Hermoine.
Mr. Hamilton's Ittsk „ Mr. Kershaw's Kate Kearney.•

WATERLOO PURSE.—Sscorsu TIES.
Mr. Kaye's Hamlet beat Lord Eglinton's Deluge.
Mr. Graham's Arab „ Mr. Swan's Sorcerer:
Mr. Hornby's Hidalgo „ Mr. Ball's Gilhertfield.
Mr. Shaw's Snowdon „ Mr. Cuken's Cotirtesy.

We have not been able to procure any authentic particulars
respecting the ties and deciding matches for the above stakes.

Mr. Chas, Kean's attraction is so great that the Mayic Flute
Is to be brought out at Drury-lane Theatre to-morrow, as a last
piece, so as not to interrupt the arraogement of Mr. Keatr's per-
formances. . Mozart and Shakspeare on one night !'
Lord Clenelg is about to retire, not into the artns of Morpheus,
as is so generally reported, hut into the arms of a bride. lu
plain terms, his lordship iw going to be married. A Miss
Moore is named as the lady. •
Lord de Roos is quietly domiciled at his cottage in St. John's
Wood, near the Regent's Paris, in the society of his sister.
His lordship is an invalid, and takes very little exercise. He
occasionally perambulates the circle in the Regent's Park,.
followed by his private carriage.
A jury in the west of England had., a short time ego, a poor
woman brought before their, chargen with some trifling theft its
a moment of hunger. Commisserating her case, they agreed ;•a
the following verdict :—" We find the prisoner NOT guilty, but.
ice hope she wont do it agaii,7
Such is frequently the hive of hearing himself talk in the
practised orator, that he heroines regardless of any other audi-
ence; in proof of which it is said that tine of Lord Brought.m'e
most brilliant ,peechei Of the present season was trade toll
house consisting Only of five peers, besides the Lord Chancellor
and himself.
A Marriage has taken place at Barrow, Leicestershire, which
has afforded considerable amusement so the inhabitants of that
county. An only daughter of a lately tit:ceased clergyman it
that neighbourhood, possessed of £7OO or POI a year, has roar--.
vied het late fathet's ( awl Until now her own) footman. It is
reinatbable that the pr,setir clergyman of Barrow had himself
but a yens days before married a p.,qr Sirt Of the sr.= village/4.x
Stuutfold Mercury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

GRAND CONCERT

AT THE
TEMPLARS'-1i ALL, G CLEAT G EORG E-STIZ EET.
,TR. BROWN resuectfuilv announces his intention of bay-
ing, a CONCERT, 04 TUESDAY EVENING next,
the 13d1 MAIICH, at the H ALL OF TNti KNIG Las TEN,
Theprincipal Professional Talent of the town have, upon
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuable services.

LEADER,
MR. G. ErFON.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMEP,4,

MRS. HILES, MRS. BRAND,
MASTER► GILLOW, MR:WAI,TON, MR. DAVIES,

•
M R. F. GAII D N ER
(From the London and Rath Concerts.)
AND 'MR. S. EIENSIIALL.
PRINCIPAL INSTRUNIENTALISTS,
Second Violin, MR. WILBERFORCE,
Viola, MR. W►LTON.
Violoncello, Mn. JACKSON.
Double Bass, l'att. TAY LEulas.
Flute, MR. BROWN.
Oboe, Mn. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, 11Itt. STUBBS.
Horn and Coruet-a-Piston, MR. THompsom.
Trumpet, Mu.
Trombone, MR. EDGAR.
Double Drums, Mu. FILLEEN.

CONDUCTOR,
Rill. G. HOLDEN.

A Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
Schemes of the Performance will be issued immediately.

Tickei;t;l:eltad at the Standard Office; Messrs. Hiuie and
Son, Church-street and Buld-street; the Templars' Hall; and
at the Adel* Hotel.
Tickets fur the Body of the Hall, ss.—Gallery, 3s.
Doors to. be opened 'at Seven o'clock, and the Concert to
continence at tialf-past Seven precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

fets.

WANTED, n- Sr HOOL-M IST U lil.:ti the first week irt
April, to take Charge of a Girl's tir;tio..l, conducted oft
the Church of England School System. Etiii active person, who
has been accustomed tri Tuition, is required, the Parish being
f
very populous. An active Mistress m• y augment her salary b*
an evening school, of which they h -e the side privilege. A
person not less than 20 or More that p3O years.of age would be
or.,ferrwl,—Application to be made by letter, (post_paid,) to the
Rev. Wm. BURNS, Vicar iif Fitrntiortli mill Kersley, near
84.1t0n, with gatisfietnry thititnonials.
A fair Salary will be given.

DU A WING 31 ASTER:
- MECHANICS' INST.! UTION.
170-ANTE D. a PERSON fully nal' ed to Teach the ART
V of DM% WIND, in all ifs ches, to the. Pupils of
the Mechanics' lustitutiOn S 61. He will be required
to devote Six Hmtr, each day, to the t uttes of the SituatiOn. A
liberal Salary will he given. None,need app who cannot fur-
nish the most satisfactory references as to character, attainments,
and ex-perien"ce in Tuition.—Further partiCulars can be had by
applying at the Institution.
pi, ANNUAL AI EETIN.O oI tlle MEMRERS of the
INSTITUTION will he hell on WEDNEDAY EVENING Next.
the 14th instant. Hach Subscriber has the privilege of intro-
ducing. a Non-Subscriber to the Anottal MeetitiC
JOHN S. IRA DCLIFP; Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

LIVER THEATRE, LIVERPOOL.

T"'s present FRIDAY, the 9th, and TO-MORROW, the
10th instant, the evening's entertainment will commence
with (by desire) an entirely new version (from the popular
novel) entitled
RORY O'MORE.

Rory O'More (not the King of Leiuster, but the Prince of
Peasants,) Mr. Raymond.
. . .

De Welskein, (a foreigner, engaged in his own service, a dealer
iu brandy and broken English,) Mr. Thompson.
Kathleen.. .Miss Maturin.

After which Messrs. Brown, King, Gibson, and Mrs. Gibson
will dance their celebrated Bohemian Gipsy Pas de Quatre.
To which will be added a new and highly-successful interlude, as
acted upwards of 40 nights at the Strand Theatre, London, called
THE WINTERBOTIONIS.
Isaac Jeykell. Mr. Lee.
Jeffrey Mr. W. J. Hammond,
(as originally acted by him in London, in which he will intro-
duce a new comic song, expressly written fur him, called
" Murphy's Weather Almanac."
After which Mrs. Gibson will appear in one of her most
popular Dances.
To be followed by the admired original, classical, comical,
sculpturesque, and rather-pantomical burletta, called
HERCULE 5,
KING OF CLUBS.

Tim....(alias Hercules) \dr. W J. Hammond,

(originally performed by film at the New Strand Theatre,
Landau, in whieh character he will sing a new comic song,
descriptive of the birth, education, and labours of Hercules.)
The celebrated drama of SAM WELLER, and an interlude,
called NO FOLLOWERS, are iu rehearsal al:d will be pro-
duced on MONDAY next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

WATERLOO MEETING.

This meeting commenced on Tuesday. The day was very
favourable, and the company, on horseback and root, exceed-
ingly numerous. Lord Eglington, Lord Molyneux, the Hon.
Mr;Talbot, Mr. Hornby, Mr. Graham, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Blun-
dell (the High Sheriff of the County), and many other gentle-
men of distinction were on the ground, who'll was kept in ca-
pital order. The coursing was good, the hares were in great
profusion, and ran well. Several of the crack greyhounds are
thrown out. Madman (Lord Stradhroke's property), greatly
backed in Manchester, met with a fall, which, it is understood,
defeated his chance. Al the drawing of the dogs on Monday
night, at the Waterloo Hotel, the assemblage was great.
Gilper was barked freely at IUO to 8, Madman at the same price,
and Bugle at 100 to 7.

THE WATERLOO CUP.
Value £250. in specie; the second dog to receive £lOO.
Mr. Birch's True Blue heat Mr. Stanton's Bachelor.
Lord Talbot's Beelzebub „ Mr. Brown's Ben.
Ld. Eglington's Will-o'-the
Wisp „ Mr. Kaye's China.
Mr. Ball's Bugle „ Mr. Bennett's Rocket.
Mr. Perkin's Fly „ Mr. Goodlake's Glider.
Mr. Graham's Black Bess ran a bye.
Mr. Bennett's Ranger „ Mr. Sou horn's Dr. Fop.
Mr. Penkett's Pop Guu „ Mr. Manlove's Snowball.
Mr. Hobson's Hartz „ Mr. Calvert's Chancellor.
Mr.E G. Horl;by's Hepatica„ Lord Stradbroke's Madman
Mr. Slatter's Samphire „ Mr. Moore's Mystery.
Mr. Lander's Hermione „ Sir H. Campbell's Crafty.
Mr. Kershaw'sliateKeerney „ Mr. Speed's Reveller.
Mr. Shaw's Miss Berry „. Mr. Chaloner's Brandy.
Mr. Harriott's Hornsea „ Ld. Eglingtou's King Cole.
• Mr.-Hamilton's Risk „ Mr. Swan's Soothsayer.

SECOND TIES.
Beelzebub . beat True Blue.
Bugle „ Will-o'rbe-Wisp.
Black Bess „ Fly.
Rauger „ Pop Gun.
Hepatica „ Hartz.
Hermione „ Samphire.
Kate Kearney „ Brandy.
Risk „ King Cole.
THE WATERLOO PURSE.

Value 100 sovereigns in specie.

The second dog to receive 42

sovereigns.
Mr. J. A. Kaye's Hamlet beat Mr. H. Hornby's Hock
Mr. T. Goodlake's Geoffrey
Gambado ~ Lord Eglington's Deluge.
Mr. Swan's Sorcerer „ Mr. Penkett's Princess.
Mi. A. Graham's Arab ~ Sir H. H Campbell's Carver
Mr. J. Ball's Gilberlfield „ Lord Talbot's Tweed.
Mr. E. G. Hornby's Hidalgo „ Lord St radbroke's Mimic.
Mr. Shaw's Snowdon „ Al r.Chaioner'sChilde H arold
Mr. Calvert's Courtesy „ Ld. Eglinton's Lass-o'-Pat-
[ties'-Mill
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

Mosquito beat Thames.

TerriMt „ Sulky.
DECIDING Covesm..--Mr. Moore's blue dog, Musquito, beat
Mr, Thumps° Teriy Akand won.

• THE CROX'I'ETH STAKES.
Mr. Thompson'sTurtleDove beat Mr. Hind's Handmaid,
Mr. E.G. Hornby's Dimalaya „ Lord Talbot's TabineL
Mr. Lowton's Lady, „ Mr. Clowes's Charm.
Mr. Shaw's Spondee „ Ld. MolYnetlx'i Maid of Ho::
SECOND TIES. [hour:
Himalaya beat Turtle Dove.
Lady , Spondee:
DECIDING COURSE.—,Mr. 'Lowton's white and black bitch;
Lady, beat Mr. E. G. Hornby's Himalaya, and won.
The WEST DERBY SLAKES were divided by Mr.' Ali-;
son's Artificer., and Mr. Clowes's Coxcomb:
The WEST DERBY STAKES (2d Claii) were won by,
Mr. Lowton's Lurline; Mr. E. G. Hornby's Heemanthus ran
up.
The SAPLING STAKES were won by Mr. Lamb's Lady;
Mr. E. G. Hornby's History ran up.
The DITCH IN STAKES were *on by Mr. Swan's Solo-
mon; Lord Talbot's Tabinet ran tip.
The ACKERS HOLT STAKES were won by Mr. E. G,
Hornby's Husbandman ; Slashing Harry ran
The ALTCAR HALL STAKES were won by Mr. Thomp;
son's Theresa; Mr. Shaw's Slow and Sure ran up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

For the Benefit of Mr. W. J. HAMMOND.

AN MONDAY next, the 12th instant, will,,ife performed the
celebrated Drama of
SAM WELLER; r/
OR, THE PICKWIC/lANS.
Sam Weller r. W J. Hammond.
Jingle Mr. J. Lee.
(As originally performed by them.)
Emily Wardle Mrs. Raymond.
A variety of ENTERTAINMENTS.
To conclude with
NO FOLLOWERS; OR, THE BLACK IMAGE.
Toby (his original character Mr. Lee.
black)....Mr. W. J. Hammond.
(As originally performed by him.)
In which character he will sing a New Song, called Moder
Natur Make a World.
Mary Magnet Mis. Raymond.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

Mons. LE BLANC and his Wonderful DOG.

ITIII IS present FRIDAY, March 9, 1838, the Grand
ill Drama of the
LION OF ENGLAND;
OR,
KNIGHTS OF THE CROSS.
WONDERFUL SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
The whole to conclude with the popular Melodrama of
VOLSHA; oa, THE SLAVE QUEEN.
Same routine of Performances on Satutday evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

800 GREEN INN,.

MO be LET, for such a number of Ye 'rs as may he agreed
upon. that excellent INN at Ho rem in the Township
of Mere, near Knutsford, with the Bit ~W HOUSE. COACH-
HOUSE, STABLES, and BOWLING-GB EEN, as now
occupied by Mis. Orme, with from Twenty to Thirty Cheshire
Acres of superior LAND. Entry to the Laud may he bad im-
mediately, and to the Inn. Brewhotise, Coach-house, Stables.
and nowling-green, on the first day of May next. _
._

Further information may be had by applying to Mr. OGILVIE,
Mere, neat Knntsfnrd.

fir 0 be Ootb.

N SAL E, a general Assortment of TURKEY and
PERSIAN CARPETS, of differe Sizes, suitable for
Dininte-rooms, Studies, and small Roo s; also,. TURKEY
HEARTH-RUGS: to match; ST It and GALLERY
CARPETS, in various patterns and widths, of the beet manu-
facture, and just: imported direct from Turkq,—ApOls• to WM.
Rozowm.t„ SON and Co., 5, Mauesty-lone.
25th January, 1838.

(IN SALE by PRIVATE TREATY, ligihle BUILDING
LAND, in Crown-street, Vine-stree and Boundary-
street, Liverpool; and in Clarence street, and Plum pton-street,
P,verton, or which may, if desirable, lie exchanged for Build-
ings already erected.
Freehold Douses in Burlington-street, and Arley-street.
Leasehold Ditto in Naylor.street. I
Corporation .Leasehold Ditto, in Nike-street, Crown-street,
Cambrid:;e-street. and St. Bride-street.
Freehold Public-house in Sawney Pope-stiect.
Ditto in Scotland-read.
Leasehold Ditto in Park-lane
Two Spirit Vaults in first•tate situation 3 and good Business,
to -be Let.. _ _ _

WANTED. £'loo iat Five per Cent. on Copyhold Property,
producing a rental of £ss per.unumn:
Apply to Mr. TimmAs DE A LEY, Approiser' rtml Agent, 2,
Exchange-street West, and 2 Liver-court, South Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

BANKRUPT •S TOCK,
Recently purcliast4l
B A C 'l' I 0 N,
AND NOW SELLING AT TIIE
CRESCENT B-AZAAR,
(Opposite St. George's Church,)
,Considerably under
TIM ORIGINAL COST P CB.
Consisting of
BAGATELLE, BOARDS, W 'TING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES, PERFUM ER V, TOYS, &c.;
Also, the Celebrated
BRITISH PLATE,
In Perks, Spoons, Ladles,
Forming the best Substitute fur Silver ever invented.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09

BOROUGH GAOL.

The ccmmittee presented a report of some length, signifying
their approval of certain allowances, and confirmation of one
or two appointments. The justices and committee also sub-
mitted a report to the effect following:—
" That they had fully considered the letter of Mr. Phillips on
behalf of the Secretary of State of the 15th' February last, the
report of Capt. Jebb, and the case for the opinion of the Law
Officers of the Crown, with the opinion of the latter.
"They were of opinion before any determination of the ques-
tion, whether a new prison be built, or as the alternative, ex-
tensive alterations be made in the present:prison not only all
the legal difficulties arising out of the 0„"ctio„a which may
be put upon the 49th section, 4th George IV., which provides
for the classification and not the individual separation of pri-
soners,' referred to by Captain Jebb in the first conclusion of
his report required to be removed; but a permanent national
system of prison discipline requires to be established by law;
and, moreover, the, provision of the means require to be enacted
by the legislature for the erection of prisons upon such extend-
ed scale as may be necessary for carrying the national system
into perfect effect.
"That this court cannot look forward to the erection of a new
prison, if one be determined upon, of sufficient extent for this
Borough, and complete for the reception of prisoners, iu a pe-
riod less than three years from the act of the legislature.
"That taking this into consideration, whether the ultimate
determination be to erect a new prison, or to make extensive
alterations and additions approverlmf by the council, should be
proceeded with and coMpleted, the same being indispensable in
due regard to the necessary wants of the prisoners, and the rea-
sonable accommodation of the officers permanently; or if a new
prison is hereafter determined upon, for the periodduring which
the present prison must necessarily be continued.
That these alterations du not admit of any reduction or fur-
ther postponement.
That it is desirable, as a temporary accommodation, to extend
the relief afforded by the contract with the county for the par
tial use of the Kirkdale gaol and house of cOrection."
The reports were confirmed.
ovEttsEEn OF xinanst.s.

The TowN-cLank said the oversee' of Kirkdale had been re-
gularly served with notices, but be had tallied to attend before,
the committee. The proper-course would be now for the Mayor
to issue his precept, ordering him to attend a meeting of the
Council, to be held in a fortnight ; if he attended the commit-
tee in the mean time he would be excused, but if he did not do,
that, and did not attend the Council meeting, he would be liable:
to a fine of £2O.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-28

41-° NS. LE DRAY, SURGEON-DENTIST, from the
Firm of LE DRAY & CO., London.
SCURVY IN TIM GUMS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH SUPPLIED,
WITLIOUT WIRES, SPOINGS, 00 CLASPS.
LOOSE TEETH FASTENED.

AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH MINERAL MAHMORATUM

MONS. LE DRAY & CO., Surgeon-Dentists, respectfully
inform the nobility, gentry, and inhabitants of Liverpool and
its vicinity, that they have opened an Establishment perma-
nently at No. 70, SI,,EL-STREET, eight doors from Berry-
street. They continue to fill up the cavities of decayed teeth
with the Mineral Marmoratum, without the least pain, heat,
or pressure, it is placed into the cavity in an almost liquid
state, and in a few seconds gets hard, preventing and curing
the tooth-ache, arresting all further progress of decay, and
rendering the operation of extraction unnecessary. The mi-
neral not only converts a mere shell into a sound and useful
tooth, but by completely stopping up the cavity prevents
effectually that unpleasant taint of the breath which invaria-
bly accompanies a decayed tooth.
Among the various disorders of the teeth and gums, there
is none more destructive in their effects, or more generally
prevalent than scurvy, and it is well known that the loss of
teeth arises more from this cause than any other. It affects
individuals of all ages and of all constitutions, and is the
primary cause of tooth ache and decay; to those so affected
Mons. Le Dray and Co. have to inform them, that they can
effectually remove this destructive complaint by a single ap-
plication without the slightest pain.
Artificial and natural teeth, of surpassing beauty, fixed from
one to a complete set, without extracting the roots or giving
any pain, without springs, wires, or ligatures, answering all
the purposes of mastication and articulatup, remaining per-
fectly secure in their places, and may be ta.cen out and repla-
ced by the wearer with the greatest facility—at the following
Paris charges :
A single Artificial Tooth £o 10 0
A complete Set 5 5 0
A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine
gold plate
An entire Set of Natural or Terro-Me-
tallic Teeth, highly finished, in the first
style, with fine gold sockets, usually
charged Forty Guineas
Loose teeth fastened, arising either from age, disease, or
mercury, and deficiencies of palate effectually remedied. Ar-
tificial teeth out of repair, remodelled to fit the month, and
restored equal in beauty and durability to their original state.
Attendance from nine till seven, and on Sundays from nine
till two.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-28

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-28

FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.
Price Is. 1!“(1. per box.
•

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-28

'Co be .i:olZt.

(AN SALE, a beautiful Copy of LAVATER, in 5 Vols.,
'kJ bound in Russia, price £lO 10s.. the Binding cost ball
the money.
Inquire at No. 13, Fontenoy-street.