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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LITTLE SNIPE AGAIN!'

TO rim EDITOR OF TILE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Slitt—l never was more astonished than on last Friday
when I saw the STANDARD, and found that little notorious Sant
Knipe had had the impudence to inetiontatise the It .dical Town
Courted tot compensation, fur his zeal and activity in objecting
to 1,400 of the old freemen of the tiorougli, both rich and poor,:
to prevent their,being on the call book, so that they could not
vote at the next election', if one should take place this year'
What moat every tionest Man think of this I aclical felloW,,' Who,
want! tarot) trs tut our birthright, and teen claims to. be pi:Of
out of the fitiblic purse ? No doubt but that he has been pro:
untied by the captain 01 the yang, and one of the cuuncit too.
If Mr. ifot4ina wilt not pay him soon he will split, and tell all he'
knows about the Matter, as a tribute of respect to his Mentor)/
and the council Who ettployed bon in this iiirty affair. I thine
,hey shpuia have a full-tength portrait taken, and to be lung
tip in the council-room alongside that of Mr. W. W. Citrriei
which vi,onlil be, as little Prituogenitnie Ewart used to say-
" Fraaght with interest to Liverpool, and 14,,ttitht to gytiefi:
tidoti yet motion ii; , oici s, Pre;
i,ii. 8, 1854' /04?' Om riztj.:*NNOt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

EXTRAORDINARY
COLLECTION OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,

INCLUDING EVERY NOVELTY IN
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURE.

AT THI CRESCENT BAZAAR,
THE STOCK OF GAMES

...
Consists of Round H az;rd, Coto :ICo;rnansi-ent, Devil- among
the Tailors, German Tactics, • H vmen's Lottery, British Tour-
ist, Every Man to his Station, Elephant Lind Castle, Solitaire,
Bell and Hammer, Royal Goose, Telegraph, Heiress and
Suitors, Europe, Merry Moments at Home, Mirror of Truth,
Seven Ages. Golden Shield,- London; Fruit Basket, England
and Wah.s, Birds. Zoological Girder), Virtue Urvrarded, Spit-
licans, Universal History, .I,u-de-Mots, Vire Punished, Tour
thron4h Europe. Biliy Fair-Ptav, Chess. Fox.aisd Pope
Joan, The World, Wonder of Arts, Panorama •of Europe,
lio)al Sovereigns, Dianghts, Backgammon, and Bagatelle.

A VARIETY OF THE

MOST AMUSIi(iko'INS'iiiiJCTIVE TOYS

EVER IMPORTED IN IO LIVERPOOL.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DESKS, WORK-
__

BOXES. AND DRESSING-GASES,
SUITABLE To THE PRESENT SEASON.
ROCKING 110I1SES,
COMMENCING AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH,

THE CELEB, A'rED VIEW, LIGHTELiti AND

EVI VER S, Is. &I. FER tOO..
HAMBIIO' QUILLS, Is. 2,1. PER .1("X/.
PERFUMERY' FOR EXPOIi TATIO N.
No. 5, Si. George's Crescent
Next door to the Standard qfflee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

- FREE OF AUCTION DUTY.
TO SHIPBUILDERS% SHIPOWNEhS, AND OTHERS.
By Mr. DIXON,
'On'WEDNESDAY, •the 14th day of February next, unless pre-
viously
.disposed of by private contract, of which notice will
he given, subject to conditions, on the premises, at Ramsey,
in the Isle of 'Nan, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. C.
Humberston and-Go.,
ALL that SHIPBUILDING YARD, situate and being
in lianisey, in time Isle of Man. with the M ESSUAOE
or DWELLING HOUSE, 'SHEDS, SMITHIES, and
other Erections thereon; containing four Statute Acres, or
thereabouts, 'bounded on the east soil south sides by the tide
'water, where 'vessels of 50C and 601) Jens have been launched,
and late in the possession of the said Messrs. Chas. Humberston
and 'Co.
Together with the -FRAME WORK of two VESSELS, as
now put together; and also a large quantity of excellent and
well seasoned TIMBER; a considerable Stock of LRON..and
other Materials and 'Working Tools, 'suitable fur carrying on
an extensive Shipbuilding Establishment.
Mr:Ttiosias KNEA LE, 'Ramsey will chew the Premises.
For further particulars apply to 1%.1r. Bsalty, Account-
ant,'Temple•street ; or to ,Mo, Joi,/ PEACOCK, or Mr. ROBERT
FRODsiiA.M,Solicitors, 'Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

On Saturday the market was rather
wire '451.0 hags. To-day there has be
the sales are 4;)J) bags, at very full price

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT

a. d. a. d. i
ma tiny
New Ilav 0 8 0 11 -
Clover flay.. 0 0 7 u 1(1 -
stra w,Wheai 0 4 0 5 -
fikrew, ()at 0 3 0 41 -
Straw. Barley 0 3 0 4 - '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

FMIALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

(From the London and Paris Magazine of Fashion.)
PROM F.NA nE DnEss.—Redingote and mantelet of narrow vel-
vet, trimmed with ermine, and frill of gouffeled blond. Capote
of velvet with plume of three feathers.
CARRIAGK DitESS.—Nlantean•reilingote of broche silk, with
collar and facings of velvet. Sleeves large and loose, and the
body full, confined by a cordeliere. Bonnet of white satin, with
very long drooping feathers.
EVENING DnEss.—Robe of pink satin: the corsage a point,
open in front, and laced with satin rilibon. Short sleeves
of two bouffants with manchettes of blond. An open skirt
en tablier, laced in frimt in a similar way to the body.
Cap of Dentelle de soie, worn much of the face without
brides.

BA Lt. Daass.—Robe of white satin with corsage h point orna-
mented with wreaths of small flowers, en ccenr. 'Small sleeves
of a single bouffant, with flowers tocorrespowl. Similar flowers
descend the skirt, en tabher, to which the train is 10,,inql op.
Deep flounces of Dentelle de soie, headed by a wreath. Coiffure
of hair and flowers.

Cuos Ks, &c.—Spanish cloaks have been introduced for ladies
in Paris. They are cut a complete tound, having a small
square collar, and do not quite reach to the knee. TUantelos
are frequently made of fur, and lined with wadded silk; they
are usually of the large pelerine form. Muffs are also much
used. Very large. brooches are used to fasten mantelets in
front.

BONNETS.—Amongst the noVeltieslatelv imported from Pails
are heaver bonnets, with a single feather of the same colour, and
a feather trimmed round the front; velvet, however, is not likely
to he superseded.

Dress'esare worn with deep flonnres, indeed flounces ire gem+.
ral. Sleeves a la Jardiniere are much icon). Tight sleeve► con-
tinue in favour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

On THuasoAY, the ,18th instant, at One o'clock, at Bushby,
Son, and Parker's Office, 9, Exchange-alley,
346 Bags SUGAR,
139 Baskets 1110THER OF.PEARL SHELLS,
Ex Brilliant, from Manilla.—Apply to
BUSH BY, SON, and PARKER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

Xttu thtblirationo.

NA'T'IONAL M A.G AZ IN E.—Nn. 6, for January, with
. splendid Embellishments, contains —Niebuth's History
of Rome.—The First Fall of Stow, by Major Calder Campbell.
—Random I lustratious of Feudal Manners.—The New Year.
—The Soothsayer.—Lines to ,—Scraps front my
_Note
Book in Colombia.—Stanzas.—Frank Wundiy.—Love, the
Religion of [leaven._Alicia Gray.—Restrospeetive Review..;—
The ['lngress of Science an,d Literature.—Reviews of Books.
—Fine Arts.—Theatres.—Review of Music.
No. 6 begins the second volume, theiefore forms a favourable
opportunity of commenting With the new year.
London : C. MITCHELL, Red Lion-court, Fleet street; and
all Booksellers.

itht published,
1 rilllE CHURCH OF ENGLAND QUARTERLY RE-
VIEW. No. V.

CONTENTS.;
I. S:rans's Life of Jesus, 6. Religious Education.
2. Dens's Theology. 7. Infidelity in Disguise—The
3. Civil & Ecclesiastical Whig Peony C‘clopseglia.
Patronage. 8. The Working of the New
4. T I
he Church Commission. Poor Law.
5. The .Bishop of Rochester's :9. MEN AND MEASURES TN
Clia.rge. I THE Naw..PAnt.iAsikNT.
General Literature—Notices of New Works: Ecclesiastical

Report &c.
W. Pickering, Chancery.lane, London.

DR. RAMADGE ON CONSUMPTION.
In 1 vol. Bvo, price•Bs., the Third Edition, illustrated by
Coloured Flutes, '
(`CONSUMPTION CURABLE, and the manner in which
N._.) Nature as well as 'Remedial Art operates in eff,cting, a
healing process in Cases of Consumption, explained and illus-
trated by numerous -"remarkable and interesting. Cases. By
FRANCIS 11. RAMADGE, M.D., 'Fellow of the College of
Physicians &c.

"TJ'he Author's treatment is so simple, so accordant with
Physiological and Pathological Laws, so free from charlatan-
ism and imaginative dreams, that I not only feel a high predi-
lection for it, but think it worthy to be recommended to the im-
partial and careful examination of my nrofessional brethren."
Prelate to the German translation, by Dr. 1101-INII MO.
London. LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, GREEN, and
LoN GM A N.

By Mr. WINSTANLEY,
On TuEsns Y the adilt instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at the George Inn, Dale-street,—upon Leases fur 75 years,
subject to the purchase of the Ground Bent,' and to such
covenants as are usually inserted in the Corporation Leases,
SUNDRY DOUSES and PIMA] ISES, in Argyle-street,
. Crooked-lane, 'Thomas-street, Sparling-street. Suaw's-asst y,
Whitechapel, St. James's-street, College-lane, Cropper-street,
Lawton-street, and Alas,n-street.
Further particulars may be known on application at the Sur-
veyor's'or Clerk of Cumnrittees' Offices, TOwn-hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCIIANGE. JAN. 6.

We hav:• eontinued to receive gond supplies os Irish Flour and
Oatmeal, but the week's imports of Grain are very'moder,te. 'Pk
imProv'ed feelinVinted in the Wheat market, at the close of List week,
has been followed by a fair amount of business to the mille v, and
dealers at an advance in priees of 2 1 to 3d per bushel •, is 10d has
been paid for tine' Irish red Wheat ; 72' 4(1 to.7s- 61 per 7JIIN for good
f •ir runs.—Prices of Flour have remained steady.—ln the value of
Oats we make no chait2e : choice Newry, of which there has not been
a sample on the stands, are worth 2s 91d to Is 101 Good fair runs of
Irish mea ling have been sold at 2s lid to 9s 451b5.-0 &neat I 244
to 24s fid per lo ol.—There has been very little Barley of any de-
scription on the market: a few small lots of Irish and Scotch have
sold at 4s to 4s 4,1 per 60Ib. Beans may be noted Is per quarter
cheaper; Irish kiln dried offerimr, at Sts to 36s per 4611). Peas
lost noted. About 6009 qrs or bonded Wheat have been bought
for exportation at Zis to 54 pee 701bs. ; the latter price obtained for a
Irc-A• • -•--, • -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

Published this day, in Svo., price
.13ABYLON;. or,- THE 'CONSERVATIVE SYSTEM ;
11/ With the Comparative Anatomy of each, as developed in
the World at large, and in the Word of God; trip:ether with a
131,:mcvrioN, by way of A nnuess,.to 'l'H E QUEEN. By R.
B. SANos:usoN, Esq , formerly Fellow of Oriel College, Ox-
ford, and late one of his najesty's Justices ,of the Peace 'fotthe
County of Northumberland.
Published, for the Author, by Hamilton, Adams, and Co.,
London; end sold by all Booksellers, of whom may be had, by
the same Author.

I.
PIETAS DUNELMENSIS,; or, The .RELIGION of
DunitAst ILLUSTRATED: in a Letter to the Rev. GEORGE
TowNsENn, A.M., on " The Fire Grievances," as set forth in a
most singular Petition front the Clert.ty•of a certain Peculiar"
or the
Dean
(id. and Chapter of Durham, to the Archbishop of
li. Yok. Bv..
THE SEVEN VIALS; }wino. a Continuation of "THE
(;Htriwo OF ENGLAND InENTlFitin" and corryinu the tli,oory
of that Church from the Restoration down to the-Present Period.
Bvo., Is.

ICENNT PUBLICATION OF TRB ENCYCLOPIEDIA
BRITANNICA,
-IN MoNTH►.Y RALF VOLUMES.
A 'REPUBLICATION of ilmagreat NATIONAL WORK,
11 in Monthly-Half Volumes, price Ns. each, commenced
on the Ist of -January..
The high,reputation'which What 'maintained throughout the
Six Extensive rEditions which have already -been disposed of,
and more especially the peculiar favour with which' the present
Edition, remodelled- in all its departments, has been received,
render alikeufinecessary any detailed explanation of its pl In, •
or commendation of the ►manner in which it has been executed.
A provision of twelve thousand pages of stereotype plates, and
of four hundred engravings on steel, afford ample security that
the publication will proceed with the most rigid punctualityto'
the completion of the Work.
In Paper. Typography and beauty of Emhellishment,,as well
as in-the Literary value of its contents, the present Edition will
be found very far superior to all which have preceded it. 'The
style of Binding will combine elegance, with durability; and
the convenient intervals at which the parts will appear, recom-
u►ends the Work •in an especial manner to those who wish to
combine the advantages of A PERIODICAL' SUPPLY OF INSTRCC•
TIVE AND INTERESTING READING with THE .PERMANENT
POSSESSION OF A GREAT AUTHORITATIVE ,HEPERToRy OF ALL
THE DEPARTMENTS of HuMV 'KNOWLEDGE. A Prospectus
of the Work will be found inserted in the leading Magazines
and Reviews published during the months of November, De-
cember, and January. •

Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh; Simpkin and Mar-
shall ; Whittaker and Co.; and Hamilton, Adams, and Co.,
London ; and .John •Cumming, •Dublia; and sold by all the
Booksellers in Liverpool, where the Work may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

en *ale.

lORDAGE, BOLT ROPE, Flat anti Round Pit ROPES,.
on the moo unproved Patent principle b) Steam power.
machineiyi TWINE, FISHING LINES, and NETS of
every description.

Manufactory, Edge-lane.
Bleached, Bnile,d, and Brown SAIL CANVAS. of various
manufactu. esi:OSNABURGS, DUCKS, DOW LAS, and
S EE riNg; Cotton and Cotioe BAGGING; ‘VOOL
SHEETING; 13ieached and Brown Salt and Guru SACKS,
SEWING THREAD, SHOE TH REA D, BUNTING, &c.
WILLIAM JACKSON, 8, Church-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LIVERPOOL EISTEDDFOD, 138.

GRAND MEETING OF TEI LIVERPOOL SOCIETY
OF ANCIENT BRITONS.

I. J. GUEST, ESQ., PATRON.
1.5D1' CHARl:orrii GUEST, PATRONESS+

•
urSHE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY of this Snciety
will be held at KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S HALL. Client
George•street, (and not in the Welsh Charity School, as.pre-
viously announced,) on Tit uttsoA z. the Ist day of March, 1838,
when the Subjects for the Prize Poems, Essays, sad other
positions will be decided.

LIST OF SUBJECTS.
For the best A win, on ‘• Abraham yog ryfrymti Isaac,," a copy
of Dr. Owen Pughe's large Dirtionarv, in 2 vols. (Na fydded
yr Awdl dros gam na than nawdez o liueliuu )
Fur the best Six ENGLYNION, on "Cledriyordd," (Railway,)
&premium of Ten .

_. ---
For the best Six ENGLYNIoN to the "Abergavenny Cymreiy-
ydilion Society." a roeiniutn of Ten Shillings.
For the best Six ENGLYNION to the P4trons of this Society,
"J. J. Guest, Esq. M.P. and Lady Charlotte Guest, Dowlais,".
a Silver Medal. . • . • .

For the hest TRAETHA,, ar " Hanes y Cymry yn
a chynnycitliadiprosennut, eu Hiiilh yno;" History of the Welsh
in Liverpool, and .the :present 'proaressive state of the Welsh
Language in that toon,l a Silver Medal. •
To the hest Welsh Reader, (under Sixteen years of age,) a
Silver Medal.

To the best Proficient (under eighteen years of age) on the
Welsh 'triple Harp, a.Silverlai.
To the best .Siuger with the Harp, a premiutn of Ten Shil-
lings.

To the best Cantor, a premium of Ten Shillings.
The cotuposittons must be sent in by the 20th February, 183 S,
(post7paid,).addressed to .the Bard of the Society, .the .Bev.
Joseph Hughes, IL Mount-vernott, Liverpool, with feigned
•names or mottos, the
,real names under seal.
The proceedings of the Meeting will commence at Four
o'clock, with Addresses in Welsh and English, together with
the recitations of such Etwignitin.as may have been composed
for the occasion, after which tire ,Prizes will be awarded.
The competitors on the Harp, the Singers, and those for
Reading Welsh, to send their names by the 20th of February,
to Mr. Robert Mortis, the 'Welsh Bookseller, 72, Titheliarn-
street.

The Committee will meet evPry Friday Evening, at Seven
o'clock, at Mr. Jushua Green's, Manchester-house, White
Mill-street.

The members and friends of• the Society will DINE at
KNIGI-11"S TEMPLAR'S. HALL. Dinner (prepaieil by
Mr Joshua Green, Manchester noose, White
.Mill,street,) to
,be on the table at Two o'clockfirrecisely. . •
Ticket, (including Diurter,)•ss. Ticket to the Meeting only,
2s. :Lady's Ticket, Is. •
To' be•had at the Standard Office; the Journal ()C.c..; eqsrs
HORN DGE and lit ciEle.s. 71, W hiwchapel ; ;1%1 r. Rou-r.
it s, the Welsh Bookseller, Tiliebarn•street, and of Mr. j9spi U A
GuE,tiN,As above. .

SAMUEL ROBERTS, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

. .
'windoW, and shouted to Itimand IVltirphi, "Don't come in here,
as there is a poker ready for you to splitNour scull." Mr. Hall
orttered•Roottey to pay a tine of 20s. owl coots, or be imprisoned
-16 days, and granted a warrant for the apprehension of Murphy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LI V Eltt'OOL COTTON. MARK KT, JAN. 5

The inquiry continued very limited to the close of yesterday, and
the few s..les m .de were at a deellne iif Fl to fttl per -lb on American,
particularly of the new CO)..- which has been off,red freely ; there
has, however, been a derided improvement in the demand to-day,
and the n. arket rinse I with more firmness. Brazil, Egyptian, and
East India are without material alteration.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND I M ',was OF COTTON,
Pemt the 29th to this (ill inclavine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT
BLIND.

H E ANNUAL E ETI NGOI the Members of this Cor-
poration will be holden at the School, on Friday, the 19th
instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of
electing a President, Four Vice-Presidents. a Treasurer, and a
Ciitumitiee for transacting and managing, the affairs of the said
Institution or Charity, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament-
passed for Incorporating the 'lnstitution:
All persons who shall have contributed to the said Institution
or Charity the gum of .Ten Pounds at any tune e. a Donation,
or may have contributed a sum not fessihan £1 Is. us an An-
nual Subscription, and contiuded to pay' the: saute, are Mein.;
hers of this Corporation.
Trade'stnen who have 'any demands against this Charity are
particularly requested to send iu their Accounts prior to the
Annual Meeting. • ' _ _ _ . _ . _

The Treassiter begs to acknowledge the receipt of the follow•
ng afflations aud'Lmacies:—

DONATIONS.

Thomas Rorlick, Esq. £s 0 0
Sir W. Doorvilie 1 I 0
Admiral Tatham , • 1 0 0
Prieto! to the Institution
Halph Peters, Esq.
Earl Fitzwilliam
25 0 0
LEGACIES.
The late George Christian, Esq.
The late John M•Adani, Esq.
The late Mr. Thomas Lea
The late John Dalton, Eiq. with tots rest 51 5 0
Presents of Piano-tortes atickparpsichinds, are very accepts
able, on account of the increas6tl number of Muskat Pupils.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

~3

4 T the FIRST GENERAL ANNUAL AI EETING'of
±t. the LIVERPOUt.: DOM KsTie MISSION •SOCIF,-
TY, heA in Paradise-street Chapel, on' Monday,. , the Ist Janu-
ary, 1838,
WNI.!ILATIIBONE, ESq ,- in tit. hair,
'('he following resolutions were.unannuousl passed:-
1. Moved by 'Lammas TuoutvELY, Es ~ seconded by
the. Rev. Or. ;;I-tEPithno, • That the experience of the first yea f this mission, as
loped in the fist report of our minis! to the poor, has him eas-
ed our confidence in the principles on whit It it is founded, and
induces us to renew our solemn resolutions to act towards our
neglemml,feilow-men in the spirit of Christian brothei hood.
' 2. Moved by the lice. J. H. THoM, seconded by J. P. Hay-
woon, Esq., 7
That the confidence of this society is eminently due to the
Rey. John Johns, our first minister to the poor, who, with a de,
Noted heart, has worked nut for us the nob e p.inciples oil which
this mission is founded; and under a sense tit nor own individual
responsibilities, we offer him the assurance of our hesheued
sympathies and earnest co-operation.
3. Moved by- the 11ev. J. Ms wriNEa tr, seconded by C.;
134,0ni, EA.,
Tn.it while we reard the meatus of relief to be applied by the
mioister to cases of extreme distress, essential to the beneficent
overaii..o we the ,m it inexpedient that a distinct
food for this purpose should be p.m.-tiled by the Society; and_
conti iently leave it to the flee-wi.i offerings of beoevolence,
“ nothing doubting" that itv" which "never Wirth."
4. Mired by Jos. linOoKS VATES, Esq., seconded by S.
Bocci'. Esq.,
..
`Chat the Treasurer's Accounts as now read having been au-
dited, be pasted, and that they he printed together with the ori-
ginal Itesithiliptis or' Couslillitinn of the SAnety. as also the
names of its stiiporters, and the Committee fur the present and
the preceding year.
5. Moved by 'twos. HARVEY, Esq., seconded by RICIIARD
RATHBotsti, Esq.,
That the following Gentlemen be the Committee for the en
suing ,Tar:—

'J. P. lihywonn, Eq.. President.
THOS. ti 01. T, Esq. 'Treasurer.
r• Avison, jou, Esq. \V. ttiolootiP. Esq.
'l'. B. 13arelay, Esq. C. Rawbon, Esq.
11.,?v. Dr:
H. &foil, Esq. J. D. Thnrnely, Esq.
Rev. 11 Giles. J B. tit ‘ei, Esq.
Rev. J. Nliirtinean. R.. V. Fates, Esq.
lire. J. 11. Tung and Mr. R. A Ft ETCH EH, Secretaries.
6. Ninvell by C. VOI,LKEIt, Esq., seconded by 'l'. 13. BLACK.
BUR NE, Esq.,

Tnat the Resolutions now passed he advertised. and also
printed tt ith the other documents, as the Report of the Meeting.
, RATiILsONE, Chairman.
The Chairman having left•the Chair, the thanks dine Meet-
ing were unanimously given to him for his enudnet therein. and
for his uniform zealous support of the objects of the Society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LIVERPOOL BANKING COMPANY.

A
DIVIDE N I), after the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum
for the Half-year eintinv 30'h Decettifih: last. will he pail
to the Sharehontera, Chi, New Bank, in South Castle-streo
on THURSDAY, the 18:h January instant, or upon any subse•
qtietit day. . 13y order the Dirertors,
8111 Jan , 1838. WILLIAM WILSON, Manager.
Shareholders are requested to tiring their Certificates.

'LIVEIiPQM, BOROUGH 134NK,
THIRD DIVIDEND

rirlHE Directors of the LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK
t give notice ti the Proprietors that they hereby declare a.
'HALF YEARLY Dividend, at the rate of Five per Cent., for
the half year, on the paid-up Capital of the Company. and that
such Dividend will be payable at the Bank, on and after the
31st instant, between the hours of Ten and Three on each day.
Dated at Liverpool, the sth day of .TanuarV, IS3B.
By order of the Board,
JOHN JERDEIN-, Manager.
The Transfer-books will be closed until the Ist of February.
Each Proprietor will he expected to produce his Certificate of
Shares, on a pp;ication for his Dividend, (if required.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

MO be LET, with Fixtures complete. an OFFICE. on the
First Floor. with two Forwarding-rooms attached. 'Rent,
incindine taxes, £35 per annum. Api.ly on the Premises, Np.
29, College-lane, or to Mr. J. GAGE, 30, Union-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

THE ARMY.

The 11th and 73t1 reziments, ordered home from the 711orliter-
ranean, are also to proceed to Canada, making an addition of
1,20) rank and tile to the nnmbers we have already enume-
rated. _

The Hercules, and not the Hastinas, the Inconstant, Pirpo‘,
and Vestal. are the ships of war selected for the conveyance of
troops out to 11 alt fax, Nova Scotia.
All regiments station-eft in Canada, or intended for it. are to
be augmented to their full.estatili,hment (80 added to their pie-
sent strength), and we helieve the same arrangements will ex-
tend to eve, y corps in the service.

It is reporled in the hest-informed military circles. that
20,0 t 6 men are to he added to the present strength of the army.
A less number' it is said, would not afford the necessary rein-
forcements for America, and enable us to relieve the regiments
in the List whose periods of service have expired.
Major-General • Sir Marbean has been appointed to a
command in Canada, and Major-General Sir James M action-
nell is io command the brigade of guards under orders f,r the
same quarter, thereby causing two vacancies in the command of
Irish districts.

It is ur,w doubtful whether a regiment of cavalry will be sent
to Canada, or a few squadrons selected horn two or three regi-
ments.

We understand that the Ist regiment of life gnarls, as well"
the battalion of foot guards now stationed at Windsor, have re-
ceived orders from. the Horse Guards to hold themselves in rea-
diness for fntetgu service. This has crewed-a great sensation,
as we may naturally presume it will cause a vacancy in a high
office in her Majesty's household.

A GF7NTI.7.I7AN SWEr7.— crowd gathered a shrrt time
OW house ut a chnuthey-sweeper, who lives iu Cain
den-towo, acrd has a small ga`rden before the door. Curiosity
had attracted t hem, for the dingy tenant appeared with his every'
day complexion, and a white smock flock thrown over his halm.
litnents, and he was busily engaged in clipping One grass with a
pair of shears. When he raised his he.ui In sneeze, the crowd
laughed heartily at the singular figure,before thcm. ," Why
you warment," said the sweep io the vulgar people, •` u hat are
you looking alter? ft an't no novelty fur '.o see a gentleman
tultiwate hie own vegetables, is it ?"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

TAVERPOOL CORN PACHANGE, JAN. 6.

We have continued to receive good supplies os Irish Flour and
Oatmeal, but the week's imports of Grain are very moderate. The
improved feeling noted in the Wheat market, at the close oflast week,
has been followed by a fair amount of business to the millers, and
dealers at an advance in prices of 2 1 to 3d per bushel ; 7s 10d has
been paid for fine Irish red Wheat ; 72 4d to 7s 6:1 per 70143 for good
fair runs.—Pricis of Flour have remained steady.—lii the value of
Oats we make no charvie ; choice Newry, of which there has not been
a sample on the stands, are worth 2s 9W to 2s 101 Good fair runs of
Irish mealing have been sold at 2s ttd to 25 9 I per 4511is.—Oatmeal 24s
to 24s 6d per load.—There has been very little Harley of any de-
•seription on the market a few small lots of Irish and Scotch have
sold at 4a to 4s 4 1 per 601 b. Beans may be noted Is per quarter
cheaper; Irish kiln dried offerinix at 31s to 36s per 481 h. Peas
as lost noted. About 6000 qrs of bonded Wheat have been bought
for exportation at 3s to 5s per 7dlbs. ; the latter price obtained fur a
parcel'of fine Baltic red.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

tr7o tir Ect.

PUBLIC-HOUSE TO LET.

T•° he LET, in the Vauxhall marl, aI6I3LIC-lIOUSE,
which can be entered upon immediately. The rent and
ingoin, will he found to he moderate, and presents a most
favourable opportunity. It is now undergoing a thorough re-
pair. —For particulars apply to Mr. WILLIAMS, Ratielagh-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

Aythe I'llls'l' GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of
the LIVERPOOL, DOMESTIC MISSION SOCIE-
TY, held in Paradise-street Chapel, on Monday, the Ist Janu-
ary, 1838,
WM. RATIIBONE, Esq, in the Chair,
The following resolutions were unanimously passed:7-
1. Moved "by THOMAS THOBNELY, Esq., M.P., seconded by
the Rev. Dr. SIJEPHIItp,
That the experienve of the first year of this mission, as deve-
loped in the first report of our minister to the poor, has increas-
ed our confidence in the principles on whir hit is founded, and
induces as to renew our solemn resorutions Irr act towards our
neglected fellow-men in-the spit it of Christ:4n) Inuthei hood.
,Moved by the Rev. J. 11. Thom, seconded by J. P. BET-
WOOD, Esq.,
That the confidence of this society is eminently due to the
Rev. John Johns, our first minister to the poor, who, with a de-
Noted heart, has worked out for us the nob e principles on which
this mission is founded; and under a sense of Our own individual
responsibilities,. we offer him the assurance of -our freshened
sympathies and earnest co-operation. •
3. Moved by the Rev. J. MARTINEsti„ seconded by C.
BOOTH, Eq.,
That while we regard the means Of relief to be applied by the
minister to cases of extreme distress, essential to the beneficent
operation of his mission. we deem it inexpedient that a distinct
fund for this purpose should be provided by the Society; and
confi lenity leave it to the free-will offerings of benevotem'e,
"nothing doubting" that "challis" which "never faileth."
4. Moved by. Jos. BROOKS YATES, .Esq., seconded by S.
BouLT. EST,
That the Treasurer's Accounts as now read having been au-
dited, he passed, and that they he printed together with the oii-
ginal Resolutions or Constitution of the Society, as also the
names of its supporters, And the Committee fur the present and
the preceding sear.
5. Moved Ley 'THOS. HARVEY, Esq., seconded by RICHARD
RATHRONK, Esq.,
That the following Gentlemeit be the Committee for the en•
suing year:—

J. P. Ifitywonn, Eq., President.
Tnos. Ilot.z, Esq. Treasurer. -
Thos. Avison, jun. Esq. \V. Rathhone, Esq.
T. B. Barclay, Esq. C. Itawison, Esq.
T 13,01,kn, Esq. Rev. Dr. Shepherd.
H. Bopth. Esq. J.. D. "'homely, Esq.
Rev. II Giles. J B. Yates, Esq.
Rev. J. Martineau. Aiii U. V. Yates, Esq.

Hew. J. H. Trios' and M A FLETCHER, S,eretaries.
6. Moved by C. Vokidcfiii, Esq., seconded by T. B. BLACK.
aunt.E, Esq.,
Thdt the .Resolutions now passed he advertised, and also
printed with the other.documents, as the Report of the Meeting..
W. RATIIBONE, Chairman. -
The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meet-
ing were unanimously given to him for his concloct therein, and
fur his uniform zoalous support of the objects of the society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

Fit ER OF, A VCTION ptiTY.

TO SIHPBUILI42Iic,§IIIPOIV.VEIIS, AND OTHERS.
By-Mr,. DIXON,

On WEDNESDAY, the 1411., day of February nest, unless pre-
viously disposed of by private contract, of which notice will
be given, subject to conditions, on the premises, at Ramsey,
in the Isle of Man, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. C.
.11umberston and Co_ • • / •
ALL that SIIIPBCILDING YABIY, situate and being
in Ramsey, in the Isle of Man. witch 'the M ESSUAGE
or. DWELLING 110 USE, STIED) SAIITIIIES, and
other Erections thereon ; containingur Statute. Acres, or
thereabouts, bounded on the east anuth sides liy the title
water, where vessels of 50C and 600 tons have been ftuntliell,
and late in the possession of the said Messrs. Chas. Ilumberstun
and Co. •
Together with the FRAME WORK of two VESSELS, as
now put together • , and atm) a large quantity .1,-xcelibot and
well seasoned TIMBER; a considerable Stock of IRON, and
other Materials and Working Tools, suitable for carrying on
an exteosi‘e Shipbuilding Establishment.
:kir. Tnom AS: KN EA I,E, Ramsey, will shew the Premises,
Fur farther particuluts appi to Mr. Sow,: lii lib,. Acconnt.
ant. Temple street ;. or to Mr,. JoHN PEAcoCK, or Mr. RunEtt'r
Fnonsu AM, Solicitors, Viverpool.• -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

011 MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twei ye ,/clin. k, at Carrie,
Htison, and Co.'s Office, Iluinfar -place,
10 Cases,- containing 'lB7 Pieces, Pongee H DKERCHIEFS
10 500 S ,KS.„
For fucker particulars apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, PorTuit,.
and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, •HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

EXCELLENT FURNITURE. LINACRE.

VIIESSIIS. THOS. WINSTANLEy and SONS respect-
-1 i. fully announce. that they have received instructions to
SELL, on THU IiSDA Y next, the llth, and FRIDAY, the
12th instant, on the pretnises, Linacte-house, near the Bridge;
at rdeen o'clock precivi v each day, the modern and excellent
HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE, a valuable Table Service of
spode China, Dessert ditto. richly-cut Glass, modern Plated
Articles, a costly Chimney Glass, 56 inChes by 59., elegantiy.
framed, a capital Library Bookcase, I 'feet &inches by 9 feet
6 high, Greenhouse Plants, and tithe effects, the property of
the late WilliainThoMpson, Esq.
-The Dining room contains acs al set of MahM.rany Dining
Tables, 12 feet 6 long, on telesco e frames, a mndern pedestal
Sideboard, a set of 12 excellent chairs, a brilliant Plate of Glass
in an elegant fratne, a large folding screen, 'ornamental china
jars, curtains for a large a indow of merino damask, a modern
Wilton carpet, fenders and file irons.
The Parlour, Library, anti Hall Furniture comprise a costly
Mahogany Library Bookcase, in compartments,-With handsome.
glazed anti panel door, Pembroke and other 'tables, satintsood
chairs, couch, and three card tables, hall table, with marble
slab, hat -stand. and hall chairs, &c
The Chamber Furniture consists of four-post and camp bed-
steads, with printed calico hangings, painted press bedstead,
well seasoned leather b?ds, hair mattresses, and bedding.
Painted toilet tables anti washstands, with chamber services,
'minted linen press, mohogany wardrobes, chests of drawers,
dressing glasses, Kidderminster carpets, fenders and fire irons.
The Kitchen Requisites, a dresser, Needhain's patent brew-
ing machine, barrels, a variety of farming utensils, &c.
T o be viewed on Werhesday next, the 10th instant, when
Catalogues' may be had on the premises, and of Messrs. THOS.
WINSTANLES & SONS. Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LITERARY NOTICES.
Blackwoocts J an9ry,.!8:33,
Thi:~ nu tuber, thnuktl in the olimber of its articles it
fatls far below the average, is one of the . best we have
ever Met With. The first paper is worth the price of the
magazine. It is a deeply interesting domestic tale, under
the title of " The Household Wreck:" We suspect that
the author is Mr. Warren, the writer of the celebrated
Passages from the Diary of a late Physician." The
paper on " Modern Fien'cli Classics" contains an admi-
rable critique on the writings of Bossuet, and an ex
tract from his funeral oration on Henrietta, Queen of
• Rtigland; and Wife of Chai-les the First. This is fol-
l Owed by an excellent review of Colonel Mitchell's "Life
of Wallenstein." " The World we 'l've in" contains its
usual variety of pleasant criticisms, amusing anecdotes,
and spirited remarks on passing events. The topics
glanced at this month are, the Lord Mayor's-day—bad
neighbours—the death of Hummel —medical noyelties—
O'Connell—tiger hunting in. India—eitent of
forgeries—the state of civilization in the Sandwich
islands, &c. " Impressions of a Tour" are spiritedly
conceived', and afford some very nseful hints to travel-
lers. is a notice of a publication under that
title by a well-known "Manchester Manufacturer," and
another work on the same Abject. " What have Mi-
nisters done is a splendid political article, in which
the past conduct of the Whig ministry is examined vvith
becoming, severity. This paper is well worth a careful
perusal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

LI V ERPOOL COTTON MARK KT. JAN. 5,

The inquiry continued very limited to the elode or yesterday, and
the few sile6 m•+de were at a decline of ill to id per lb on American,
particularly of the new cop. which has 'been otY,red freely; there
has, however, been a decided improvement in the demand to-day,
and the n.arket closed with more firmness. Brazil, Egyptian, and
East India are without material alteration.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF. COTTON,
Peoot lho 2,9 th to this fily. btelasir4.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

EXCELLENT FURNITURE. LINACRE

TUFESSitS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect-
•.l TIL fully announce, that they have received instructions to
SELL, on THURSDAY next, the 11th, and FRIDAY, the
12th instant, on the premises, Linacre.house, near the Bridge,
at eleven o'clock precisely each day, the modern and excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a valuable Table Service of
Spode China. Dessert ditto. richly-cut Glass, modern Plated
Articles, a costly Chimney Glass, 56 inches by 50, elegantly
framed, a capital Library Bookcase, II feet 6 inches by 9 feet
6 high, Greenhouse Plants, and other effects, the property of
the late William Thompson, E,,q.
The Dining room contains a capital set of Mahogacy Dining
Tables, 12 feet 6 long, on telescope frames, a modern pedestal
Sideboard, a set of 12 excelled chairs, a brilliant. Plate of Glass
in an elegant frame, a large folding screen, ornamental china
itrs, curtains for a large window of tnerino damask, a modern
Wiltun carpet, fenders and file irons.
The Parlour, Library, and Hall Furniture comprise a costly
Mahogany Library Bookcase, in compartments, with handsome
glazed and panel door, Pembroke and other tables, satinwood
chairs, couch, and three card tables, hall table, with marble
slab, hatstand. and hall chairs, &c

The Chamber Furniture consists of four-post and camp bed-
steads. with printed calico hangings, painted press bedstead,
well-seasoned feather beds, hair mattresses, and bedding.
Painted toilet tableS and washsdands, with chamber services,
painted linen press,•mohogany wardrobes, thesis of drawers,
dressing glasses, Kidderminster carpets, fendets and fire irons.
The 'Kitchen IGguisites,-a dresser, Needham's patent brew,
ing machine, bat rels, a variety of farming utensils, &c.

To be viewed on Wednesday next, the loth instant, when
Catalogues mw be had on the premises, and of Messrs. T►tus.
WINSTANI.LIAL SoNs. Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

COURT OF PASSAGE.

Yesterday, the Court of Passage for the trial of civil causes,
was held in the Court-ro,m, Session's-house, before WILLIAM
lisrlitiorsg, Esq., the Mayor, and CAA KIES COIMPToN, Esq.,
the Assessor of the Court. There were 6,1 cases for trial; the
majmity 01 them, howeiier, were cases of the most insignificant
description. It is pitiable to see men of common sense wasting
their means amongst attornies over such trifles. or that they
cannot find some mutual friend to settle their differences.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

PAINTINGS.

TUFESSRS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will SELL by
AUCTION, at their Gallery, in Church-street, on Fill-
DA Y next, 't Ith of linuary inst at I'4' o'clock pre( iselv,
about FIFTY Pituruil Es, by At lists of lie different Schools
—the genuine property of ;.•Gentleinan) to has colleeted them
alit °ad.—After which will be sold se ral other Specimens of
Ancient and Modern Art, the property of a Gentleman in Li-
verpool.
•- To be viewed on Thursday next, the 11th, when Catalogues
may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

CHESTER AND BIRKENUEAD RAILWAY.

CONTRACT hOR WORKS.

firtllE DIRECTORS of the 'CHESTER aril MKT:7N-
HEAD it AILWAY COMPANY ail! •Lnet at ttwie
office, No. '24, Pena k,treet, Liverpool, an Tuesday the 6th
day of March next. at 12 o'clock at noon precise", to receive
tenders for the towing works :

----- •
Piro—The Behhington Contract, extendin itfro-m Grange-
lane, in the chapelry of Birkenhead, to appoit 5 chains on Ihe
south side
us, of. the turnpike row! leading fr to Neston to New
Fen y, 'Tim! a distance of 2 mile: and 32 • ins, 1h ow ts.
Second—The Bromboro and East bat Contract, extending
from the termination of the last contract to l',Ouvaril Brook, in
the township or Eastham, being a distance. of a miles and 36
chains. or !het eabouts.

These contracts to comprise the making of the Railway, with
all Ilw Excavations, Embankments, Bridges; Culverts. Fences,
and other works complete; providing all the uf..esary ma-
terials tor the same, (except the ltails, Chrins. and Fastenings)
and keeping the same in repair for one year alter the comple-
tion.

Drafts of the first or Bebbington Contract, With plans., sec-
tions, and specifications of the aorl“, wilt be read for tosppction
at the Engineer's Office, at the Town • Ilan, Birkenhead, on
and after Monday, 22d January instant' and for the second of
the Brontboto and Easthaua Contract on and after the. 4th day
of February next..

Printed forms of tenders may he had at the Compinv's Of-
fices in Liv...rpoot or Birkenhead, and no others wit! he at-
tended to.

The tenders must be dolivered sealed at the Comr,ny's
Office in Liverpool, On lir before Alfmitay the.sth day oti Matt h
atifleYen o'clock; and. parties tendering must attend in petson,
or, by some one aoihmised on his or their behalf, at the
ineeling on the sixth day ad March. T
The Directors do not pledge themselves to accept the hive,'
tender. .

The parties whose tenders- are accepted will he required to
enter, into. bonds, e it two sureties for the due perhiraianee
their• cowteloA, it a penalty not less than. ten per rent. of the
gross su:n contracted for, and the.names of-the proposed sure.
ties are to be specified in the tenders.
WILLIAM DIXON,
Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

(From the London and Paris Magazine of Fashion.)
PROM ENA DE DRESS.—Redingote and mantelet of narrow vel-
Vet, trimmed with ermine, and frill of gouffered blond. Capote
of velvet with plume of three feathers.

—eautitAGE Datiss.—Manteriu-refiingete of broche silk, with
collar and facings of velvet. Sleeves large and loose, and the
body full, confined by a tordeliere. Bonnet of white satin, with
very lung drooping feathers.
I:YEN ING DRESS.—Robe of pink satin: the corsage it point,
open in front, and laced with satin ri'Thon. Short sleeves
or two bouffants with manchettes of blond. An open skirt
en tablier, laced in front in a similar way to the body.
Cap of Dentelle de soie, worn much of the face without
brides.

BA L r. DRESS.—Robeof white satin with corsage h point orna-
mented with wreaths of small flowers, en cceur. Small sleeves
of a single bouffant, with flowers to correspond. Similar flowers
descend the skirt, en tablier, to which the train is looped up.
Deep flounces of Dentelle de sole, headed by a wreath. Coiffure
of hair and flowers.
C Lon KS, &C.—Spanish cloaks have been introduced for ladies
in Paris. They are cut a complete inund, having a small
square collar, and do not quite reach to the knee. Mantelets
are frequently made of fur, and lined with wadded silk ;, they
are usually of the large pelerine form. Muffs are also much
steed. Very large brooches are used to fasten mantelets in
front.

BoNNETs.—Amongst the novelties lately imported from PAtis
are beaver bonnets, with a single feather of the same colour, and
a feather trimmed round the front; velvet, however, is not likely
to he superseded.
bresses are worn with deep flounces, indeed flounces are gene-
ral: Sleeves a la Jardiniere are much worn. Tight sleeves et:ln-
tl-Mg in favour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

TO CHI :MISTS AND DRUGGISTS

An excellent opportunity Ar Persons wishing to commence
Businesg.
rill° be DISPOSED OF immediately.' a DRUGGIST'S
t SHOP, neatly fitted up, with incaingTrade. and situ,
ate in a first-rate street- for businessVwhere there is no op-
position.
The Proptietor is leiving for a warmer climate, agreeable to
the advice of his medical attendant.—lmmediate application
mast be toads to F. W. at the Standard Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

An excellent opportunity fin• Persons wishing to commence
Business.
rim he DISPOSED OF immediately, a DRUGGIST'S.
SHOP. neatly fitted up, with increasing Trade, and situ-
ate in a first-rate street for business, where there is no op-
position.
The Prom ietor is lel ving for a warmer climate, agreeable to
the advice of his medical attendant.—lmmediate application
lutist be made to F. W. at the Standard Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09

W. B. PROMOLL •
(LAT!? THOMAS WOOLPIELD'S,)
71 AND 72. CHURCH-STREET,
Adjoininu the Poxteiee.
TT is respectfully announced to the Nobility, Gentry, and
I Public of Liverpool, that W. B. Panstou has just arrived
from the Continent, with the greater part of his new Purchases,
which are now submitted to their inspection.
W. B. P. begs to remark that the Selection he has made has
been on the most extensive scale, and consists of every variety
of FANCY GOODS, combining the useful any{ ornamental.
CLOCKS, VASES CANDELABRA, Bionze, Porcelain,
),,
and other CHIMNEY ORNAMENT', of first-rate quality
and taste,'forin the principal attractii ; added to %,hich is an
infinite and varied Collection of sma er Articles, well adapted
for Presents for the ensuing Christmas. . .
W. B. P. hens also to solicit public attention to his new
Stock of ENGLISH MANUF , C I'UR HS, con'sisting of
Olt-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. GLASS LUS-
TRES and GI It A N'Ot-, LES, PA PI EII -M ACHE TEA
TRAYS, and every description of CABINET GOODS. BLi-..
&c., all of which are ill the newest style and of the best
workmanship, and are now fully displayed in his extensive
Show Rooms.

()rives Moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made
nor ered.t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19

BY MR. SYERS,
On MOND ty, the 29th instant, at six o'clock in the evening.
at Holden'e, the Grapes Tavern, in Richmond-row, (by
order of the Mortgagee);
ALL that SHOP awl DWELLING-HOUSE , with the
... COTTAGE at the Wick, situate on the north side of
Great Cro,:tiall-street, in Liverpool, containing in front and
at the back severally live yards, and running in depth 19
yards or thereabout.

The Property is Freehold of InheritanCe, and the Shop
was occupied by the late Mr. Edward Allansou, nearly thirty
years iii the shoe trade, which is become an established busi-
ness in the street. Two-thirds of the purchase money may
remain on Mortgage of the Property.
Apply to Mr. JOHN CLARE, Attorney. Peel-buildings, 3,
Harrington-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17.—Wind N.W. fresh,

ARRIVED.—John Begg. —, from Africa; left Old Calabar
24th July—Caro4ne & Augusta, Bassett, from New Orleans—Re-
public, Williams. from Virginia—Arkwright, Birnie, from Bahia—
Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson. from Pernambuco—King Henry, Ed-
dington, from Leghorn—Phmaix, Port, from Malaga—Carena,
lieyden, from Oth,sa—Victory, Jarvis, fm Lisbon—and Adelaide,
Granby, from Oporto.

Ditto, Forshaw, hence at Bonny
• Win. Salthouse, Stanton, hence at Madeira
Contain, 51• Neill, from Batavia, at Sineapore
Thomas Lowrie. Bully, hence at Launceston
• Swift, (packet) from Palmouth, at Havana 25th Aug.
Ardent, liartgrave, hence at Demerara
Ambassador, Upton, hence at Mississippi
Chieora, , hence at Charleston
Jefferson, Mason, hence at Petersburg, U.S.
Weshington, Bepson, hence at ditto
Susquehana, Mtercken : Empire, Baker, and Hercules, Marks,
hence at Philadelphia
Deucalion, Winsnr; Olive Branch, Sidrick ; Triton, Jones, and
Condor, Finney. hence at Boston
Broad Oak, *Underwood ; Delhi, Herbert; Greenhow, Ogilvie ;
Mat y, K'ng; Gazelle, Evans; Cabotia, Ashton, and Brazilian,
White, hence at Ilahia
Isabella, Rymer, and Jane, Wilkinson, hence at Pernambuco
Mary Ann, Kemp, hence at Genoa
Harmony. Mathieson, from Trieste at Gibraltar, and sailed for
'this port 3rd instant
Andes, Taylor. from Trieste, at ditto
Chai lotto, Abbinett, front Newfoundland, at ditto
Fenella,Wakeham, and Premier, Newman, sailed from Gibraltar
for Malaga 2.91 h ult.
DI antura, 'Weeks, sailed from Malaga for this port 15th ult.
Westmoreland, Mann, from Alexandria, at Trieste
Wm. Fawcett, (steamer) Wilson, from Madeira, at Lisbon .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19

FURS.

J. and J. E. have also pleasure in announcing to the
Public, that they have entered extensively into the FUR
TRADE; and, from the many advantages they possess in
procuring from the First Manufacturers this elegant portion
of 14die's Attire, they are enabled to offer ( Warranted Furs)
at :317per Cent. Under the Prices usnally charged in Liver-
pool. This department will at all times be replete with
BOAS, MUFFS, CAPES, SHAWLS, anti CANZOOS
of the most Fashionable Shapes.
CLOAKS.

Great exertions have been made to procure Variety of
Styles at Moderate Prices; the most prevailing. are the
Brocha, Hindoo, and Orleans Cashmeres—also the Scotch
Plaid and Pelham.
Shawls and Cloaks Made to Order.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19

LAW.

lATANTED, in a Solicitor's Office, in a neighboutiag
V V County, a CLERK, competent to the general routine
of business ; he must have a good knowledge of Convey-
ancing, and be thoroughly trustworthy. One who has not
served under Articles wouid be considered more eligible.
The strictest satisfaction as to character will be required, and
a fair salary given.
Written applications (post-paid) to be addresssd to Box
No. 103, Postoffite, Leeds.
18th October, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19

,gaged iu active service,
cted with chronic disor-
rlanger, Assured at the
fry Rates, regulated in
the risk. Prospectuses
to the mode of effecting
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