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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-25

LIVER POOL !NFU? MA UV.
TO BUTCHERS.

"DEMONS willing to CONTRACT for. the SUPPLY of
the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, -.ASYL , -atit
LOCK HOSPITAL; either together or separate! with BUI,
CHEWS MEAT. for Twelve Months, comme Dig on the 01,„
of November next, are requested to send Se ,d Tender:4, ad-
dressed to BOWAUD Ginntim, Esq., Chairin if the Committee,
to the Infirmary, on or before Ten o'clock, WEDNESDAY, the
26th instant.

The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest
Tender.

The average weekly demand may be ascertained upon
appli-
cation at the several branches althe Institution. -
By order of the Committee./

CONTRACT FOR CLOTHING.
the Tenders submitted on the 15th instant; for the s ply o f Coats
and Pantaloons, im the Police Force, not !satin Peen approved :
NOTICE is hereby Given, that the We ' Committee will
11l receive-further Tenders for
3.50 UNIFORM COATS. d
3.50 PAIRS of PANTALOONS.
• Patterns may be seen, and any information obtained, at the
Office of the Read Constable, No. 1, Fenwick-street, where
tenders and specimens will be received, addressed "To the
Chairman of the Watcn Committee," and endorsed "Tender
for Clothing," until Setuiday next, the 29th instant, Alter
which no applications can be received.
By order of the Committee,
JOHN HOLMES, ChairmA.
Watchi.Bfc. Office. 22nd October, 1836.
,/

SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
pRINGLE, LAWSON, and KEMP. beg' to nimunce thsi
they have returned from Paris and Load t with an null.
wilted v3riety of all that is Novel, Elevant, a. Fashionable, in
SHAWLS and CLOAKS, which are t ready fur inspec•
tion, at "their.
EMPORIUM OF FOREIGN AND B tITISH iIAWLS,

- -0 T,
/o, BOLD-STRKET,
Next to the Old Music-hall.
P., L., and K., have brought out a new series of A:
Shepherd Plaid Cloaks..

rice and

SOUTHEASTERN, BRIGHTON. LE. S, AND
NEWHAVEN RAILWAY
THE Provisional Directors give notice, at the Sharehold-
1. ers of the Southeastern Railway Gui any, who shall hue
Registered before the Ist of Nosemhei n t. wul be entitled to
an Allotment of Brighton Shares to a limited amount, provided
the option is declared on or before the 17th dad• of November.
By order; J. S. YEATS, Secretary.
Railway4fice, 191/1 Oct,her, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-25

24Tttu tittblicationo.

Fourth Edition, 55.,
TOMES, HEMORRHOIDS, &c. Practical Thservations,
IL with additional Cases, showing a safe and e cient mode of
Cure, thereby avoiding the painful and dung r us operation of
Excision or Ligature. By S. MAcxEraztu, S rgeou, Doughty-
street, London.
Sold'hy Grapel, Liverpool ; J. J. Thomsons, Manchester.
A Clergyman, whose case and address appear at page 76, has;
from motives of benevolence, inserted this advertisetnent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-25

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 11, J. Richardson, Liverpool, merchant—Nov, 12, W. Towns.
fiend and W. Brown, Cheapside, London. warehousemen—Nov. 12,
W. Hodgkinson, Margaret-street. Cavendish-square, London, furni-
ture-printer--Nov. 13, C. Forsyth, Milk-street, London:silk-manu-
facturer—Nov. 14, J. Miles, Altiham. Essex. butcher—Nov. 14, J. H.
Skelton, Piccadilly, London, ,Manchester warehouseman—Nov. 14, J.
Bourchier, Lamb's Conduit-street, London, oilman—Nov. 11, C.
Wrirht..Dover-street, Piecadilly. London, hotel-keeper—Nov. 11, T,
T. Woodhouse. jun., Milk-street, London, hosier—Nov. 11, C. H.
Mueller. Norwich, musie..seller—Nov. 11, A. Ross. Great Russell.
street, Bloomsbury: square, London, army clothier—Nov. 11, J. Bnyn,
Sen., and J. Bnyn, Jun., Jewry-street, C rutched-friars, London, wine.
merchants—Nov. 11, E. Sherrard, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, London,
teller—Nov. 11, J. Earp and I'. Haines, Brownlow-street, Holborn,
London, tailors—Nov. 25, W. Thorn, Shaftest ury, Dorsetshire,
monger—Nov. 15, J. Dopson, Binbrebk, Lincolnshire, draper—Nov,
15, J. F. Moss, Chester, wharflnger—Nov. 15, E. Causon, Tewkes•
bury, Gloucestershire, victualler—Nov. 14, C. J. West, Norwich
money-scrivener.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
Ilth day of November.
C. H. Oreenhow, North Shields, ship-broker—J. H. Skelton, Pic-
cadilly. London, warehouseman—J. Willis, Watling-street, London,
Irish linen-warehouseman—T. Joel, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, dealer in
watches—T. Dodd, jun.. Finehingfiehl, Essex, plumber—ll. Gimson,
Leicester, straw hat dealer—B. Brook, South Lambeth, London, sur-
geon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

PROPOSED EXTENSION OF MESSRS. S. HOPE
AND CO.'S BAN KING ESTABLISHMENT.
A PROV ISIONAL COMMITTEE, comprising
J. B. BOOTHBY, Eq., •

• , ,
JOHN CROPPER, Jun., Esq.,
ISAAC Il A OW EN, Jun., Esq., .•
LAWRENCE LIEYWORTH, Es ~
n is. HERD JONES, Es ,
AN DREW Low, Esq.,
JA MES MELLOR,. Esq.
WILLIAM WATSOL sq.,
With SAMUEL Ho Esq.,
And Enwn. BunuELL, Esq.,
Having been appointed for the purpose of giving effect to the
proposal contained in Messrs. S. FIoPE and Co.'s •Circular
Letter of the 15th ultimo, they hereby notify the following ar-
ranszements (amongst others) concluded upon : •
The proposed undertaking will be called the LIVERPOOL
BOROUGH BANK.

About 32,000 Shares, out of the entire number (viz. 50,000)
having been already appropriated, Messrs. S. Hoek and Co., in
the belief that such a surrender, by greatly advancing the in-
terest ofthe concern, will thereby eventually promote their own,
have, without solicitation, waived all claim, to a. premium on the
shares (both appropriated and unappropriated) which will, by
virtue of this arrangement, be transferred to a reserved fund for
the benefit of the proprietors at large, and the shares, now re-
maining 'unappropriated are placed at the. disposal of the com-
mittee. •
_ _ .

Applications, with the tender of accounts, will continue to be
received at the Banking
.1-louseof Messrs. S. HOPE and Co.,
addressed to them, or to the Provisional Committee, and fur-
ther arrangements will be speedily communicated to the par-
ties concerned. , JAMES MELLOR, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the PORT of
LIVERPOOL are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.,
_
OF Nos. 9 AND 10, CORNHILL, Lo ON,
That they may procure the whole or anv p r of an OUTFIT
(from the coarsest to the finest quality of ds known, includ-
ing Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch Mu
Nos. 4 & 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,

At, the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for
sailing Information, &c.

rr HOM AS DOW, ACCOUNTANT, 18, SOUTH)DAN-STREET,
-Lew.s to announce that he has commence the business of
SHARE-BROK ER in all its branches, • partnership with
FRANCIS STEVENSON ; and the co •ern having entered
into arrangements with Messrs. ALEX DER STEVENSQN, and
SONS, STOCK and SHARE-BROKERS, inburgh, intend to de-
vote a due portion of their attention the Sale and Purchase
of SCOTCH STOCKS, in which, having great advantages from
the above connection, they will be happy to receive and execute
the Orders of their Friends.

T. Dow avails himself of this opportunity, of renewing the
tender of his services to his Friends as a Public Accountant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TO COOPERS, &c.
rHE Liverpool and Birkenhead Royal Bievve Company
1 are ready to Contract For Three PORTE ATs, capa-
ble of containing from 20,000 to 30,000 Gallo each. Specifi-
cations may he had on application to Mr. CI RKE RAmpt.ING,
Architect and Surveyor, Union-court, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TOSEPH HODGSON and CO., SHARE BROKERS, have
t). on SALE
Hull and Selby Railway Share ,
Liverpool and Manchester . Do. o.
London and Exeter Do. o. /
Eastern Counties Do. 0./
Northern and Central Bank Shar
- South Lancashire Do. -
. South Polgoth Mines Shares,
Cilley Tin Do, Do.
Wheal Lady Granville Mines Shares,.
Castle in Dinas , Do. Do.
East Wheal Fanny Do. Do.
Wheal George Du. Do.
Liverpool Fish Shares, •
Liverpool and Manchester Coal Shares.
WANT. TO PURCHASE,
• Leeds and Manchester Railway Shares,
-'le Edinburgh and Glasgow Do. . Do.
`4-.ti.. Ulster and Belfast. Do. Do.
.1.,-- : Commercial Bank of England Shares.
West Wheal Brothers Do.
JOSH. HooosoN (60, Church-street,) and Co., having opened
°fauna' for the exclusive transaction of Agency Business, beg to
inform their Connexion and Capitalists generally, ,that they
may now meet with a ready and sure channel for the buying,
selling, or transferring of all, kinds of Stock on the most advan-
tagbous terms which the state of the Money Market will allow.
Offices, Canning-buildings, South. John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

the issue.

To render this clause beneficial, a proviso must be intro-
duced curtailing the time tube granted to the defendant on such
confession beyond any longer period than that at which by coin
process
mun of law the plaintiff would be entitled to recover his
demand. By allowing the clause to remain in its present form
the interest of the plaintiff will be open to be sacrificed to the
dishonesty or wilyness of the defendant, for as the court has a
discretionary power as to the time to be granted, it may either
prolong or shorten the period of payment at its pleasure. But
we contend the power of allowing the court to force P creditor to
accept payment of his demand by instalments is without prece-
dent, and, we conceive, not only impolitic but unjust. A creditor
before having recourse to legal proceedings is always supposed
to have given reasonable time to his debtor to_ pay his demand.
Ile comes to the court not to inquire what further time he shall
give, but for power to enforce an immediate settlement. Any

arrangement as to time is entirely a matter of concession of the
plaintiff's, and it appears preposterous to take that power out of
the hands of the party aggrieved to plane it in those of the court
The creditor is much more likely to be aware of the capability
of the party he sues to satisfy his demand than the court. If
the measures be adopt for the recovery of his demand fail, the
less is consequent upon his own acts. But under this bill it will
be far otherwise. The granting time to pay by instalments wil
enable debtors to transfer their property more easily by secret
atsignment, and also, where they meditate an escape from :.heir
'creditors, materially assist them to carry the same into effect.
It does appear to us that this clause, in its working, (if in its
present form it pass into law,) will be the cause of great loss
and injustice to suitors. If the court is desirous of monopolizing
the power of granting time for the payment of debts by instal-
ments, it ought not to be purchased at the plaintiff's expense ;
such being a perfect matter of favour ought 'Lc) be granted only
where the ultimate payment is guaranteed by a third party, or
by the court itself, securities which this bill does not propose to
confer.

The latter cruise of the two noticed allowing a defendant to
confess a prol of a demand is an experiment to substitute a new
remedy for a contingency long since, and by more effective
means than the present, provided for. We consider this clause
so complete a tissue of blunders and inaccuracies that we decline
to offer any comments upon it. We shall conclude the review
of this bill in our next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

MERSEY HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
MIDWARD HORNE has just received a quantity of fine
alt lively TURTLE.
Lively TURTLE on SALE, weighing 40450, GO, 70,.and
(ikk lbs.
Iteady-dressed TURTLE sent to any Part of the Kingdom.
FineyENISON constantly on SALL.

EXTENSIVE
-CAM LT AND. FURNITURE WAREHousE.
THOMAS BR ANC II
-Has constantly on Sate, at the Hs.novErt Rooms, an. extensive
-and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE, of every Ter ption,
Including DRAWING Room SUITS, of real and i Ration Rose-
wood, in Card, Console, Loo Work, Flower, d Sofa Tables,
Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea7Poys, Ladies' Es utoires, Cheffo-
iaiers, Canterburies, and Skreens ;
Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS ;
FOLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BEDS;
MAHOGANY ARTICLES,
In Bookcases,'Secretaires, Pedestal and Cellaret Sideboards,
Cheyal Skreens, Single and Double Wardrobes, Trafidor
Chairs, .Dining, Card, Library, Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Snap,
Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches; Sofas, Children's Chairs,
Cots, Crib's. Chests sof Drawers, Night Commodes, Bedsteps,
Bidets, Hat Stands. Boot Racks, Music Stands and Stools,' 'c.
JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS,
In the greatest variety ;
FOUR-POST, COTTAGE, CANOPY; FRENCH, NURSERY, AND
PRESS BEDSTEADS ;
Feather Beds, Hair and Straw IVlattreises ;
,liiitteLINTED.CHAMBER REQUISITES, of all descriptions;
Elegant CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES;
BATH or GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
&t.. Also, BrusSels; Damask, Venetian, and Kidderminster

• • CARPETING,
• Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns;
DRUGGETTS, HEARTH RUGS, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY
CLOTHS, of all dimensions; for cu►ting to fit Rooms,
Ilalts, Shops, Ships' Cabins, &c.
INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS, •

And a very great variety of other liousEHoLn ARTICLES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

This day is published, price 10s., in twovols., 12,r o, with a Life
of the Author, and Introductory Pr aces,
rfillE LETTERS OF THE REV. SA, EL RUTHER-
-1 FORD, Edited by the Rev.CHAHLE 11031 SON, Minister
of the Scotch Church, North Shields.
In this edition of the well-known and ighly-valued letters of
that eminently godly minister of C r. t, who suffered so much
persecution for the word of God, a Sc,ltland's COVENANTED
work of reformation, the text, wbic in the later editions had
become grossly corrupt, through carelessness of printing, igno-
rance of the Scotch dialect, and attempts to substitute English
words and phrases for Scotch ones, has been corrected and
restored by a careful collation of the earliest editions, while the
Scottish words and idiomatic phrases are explained in notes at
the bottom of the pages; and the. Letters, which hitherto have
been published without any regard to their dates, have all been
arranged according to-the dates in which they were written, as
near as can be ascertained. _

" Rutherford's Letters is one of my classics. Were truth the
beam. I have no doubt, that if Homer and Virgil, and Horace,
and all that the world has agreed to.idolize, were weighed against
that book, they would be lighter than vanity. He is a real
original. There are in bis letters some inexpressibly forcible
and arresting remonstrances with unconverted men."—Cecil's
Remains.

The:PROTESTANT PREACHER, Part 2nd, price Is.
The THISTLE, or A N LO -CA LEDONIAN JOU RN AL,
No. 5, price 6d.
London : P. gaisler; Liverpool : Marples, Davenport, Gra-
pel, Philip. &c.
(One interest,) J. TURNER, 4, Chapel-walks, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

fro be Let.

fro be LET, a FIVE-PROOF WARE HOpSt, in New
-I- Quay. containing five Rooms___,, of 30istiguare yards each,
together with a range of VAULTh un eath.— Apply to
JavoNs, SONS, and Co., Iron Merchants, ew Quay.

TO be LET, the WORKSHOPS, SHEDS, and YARD,
lately occupied by Messrs. T. and H. Port ,as Copper-
smiths, &c., fronting the Waterloo Dock, in on r inure Lots.
There are a Four and Two-horse Steam igine, and Two
Lathes in one of the Workshops, in goo orkin.,4 order, and
which will be Let with the Premises, if required.
Apply to Mr. JOHN PRATCHETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwick-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIV POOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HOU L D the recommendation of Mr. H tto the Rate-book
Office he confirmed, I humbly solicit m you the appoint-
ment of his present Situation of COLLE Tolt of PARISH
RATES and GOVERNMENT TAXES.
Bei.ug uow in. the Offics of Mr. Dickson, your Treasurer,
where I have been upWards of four years, and previously with
Mr. Shaw, Surveyor of Government Taxes, I flatter myseif that
I have already acquired such an intimate knowledge of a Col-
lector's duties as would qualify me for their efficient discharge;
and I hope that the approved principle of promoting meritorious
servants will not be forgotten.
My present duties in the Treasurer's Office will prevent my
waiting upon you personally, but I trust notwithstanding that
my claims will not on this occasion be overlooked.
I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
GEO. WELSH.
Treasurer's-tyfice, Fenwiek-street, 2d May, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

ASSIGNMENT.

I\TOTICE IS HEREi3YdiVi,..KtiatJOSEPH Al YATT,
111 JAMES BAILEY, and AARON MYATT, all of Ec-
cleston, in the county of Lancaster, ektrtheovare manufacturers
and co-partners in trade,'have by indre or deed of assign-
ment, bearing date the 19th day? April, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six, madeweeu the said Joseph
Myatt, James Bailey, and Aaron Myatt of the first part,
William Bromilow, of Parr, in the said county, coal-pro-
prietor, and Lee Watson, of St. Helen's, in the said county,
iron-founder, of the second part, and the several other persons
whose names, marks, and seals are thereunto subscribed and
affixed, being respectively creditors of the said Joseph Myatt,
James Bailey, and Aaron Myatt, of the third part, assigned all
their personal estate and effects to the said William Bromilow
and Lee Watson, their executors, administrators, and assigns,
in trust for the equal benefit of all the creditors of the said Joseph
Myatt, James Bailey, and Aaron Myatt, who shall execute the
said indenture. And the said indenture was duly executed by
the said Joseph Myatt, James Bailey, and Aaron Myatt on the
19th day of April instant, and by the said William Bromilow
and Lee Watson on the 20th of the same month, and the execu-
tion thereof by them the said Joseph Myatt. James Bailey,
Aaron Myatt, William Bromilow, and Lee Watson respec-
tively was attested by John Ansdell, of St. Helen's aforesaid,
Solicitor.

And notice is also given, that the said indenture of assignment
is now lying at the Offices of the said JOHN ANSDELL, in
Market•str'et, in St. Helen's aforesaid, for the inspection of,
and execution by, the creditors of the said Joseph Myatt, James
Bailey, and Aaron Myatt, who are requested to send a state-
ment of their accounts either to the said trustees or their soli-
citor, and to execute the said assignment forthwith. And all
persons who are indebted to the estate of the said Joseph Myatt,
James Bailey, and Aaron Myatt are requested forthwith to pay
the amount of their respective debts either to the said 'ft ustees,
or at the Office of their Solicitor.
ANSDELL, Solicitor to the Trustees.
St. Helen's, April 21, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TEI.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) tie4ih instant, at Ten o'clock
precisely, at the Public Saie-roo•n, Exchange-buildings,
472 Chests CONGOU, /
1?7 Boxes CAPER,
74 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,
Ex Morgiana, from Canton.—Apply to Messrs. H. and J.
Iloaraly and Co., Merchaots, or to
SAMPSON SMITH and Co, Brokers.

NEW TEAS.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst.,4oplse-Public Sale-
room. Exchange-build; ,
20-10 Chests good and fine CON GOV,

150 Ditto fWANKAY,
Ec Cordelia, from Canton.—Applv to Alessrs. TAyi OR, POT-
TER, and Co., or SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers.

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY .next, the sth inst., at Ti,elve o'clock, on the
Quay north side of Queen's Dock Basin,
1445 PINE LOGS,
219'BIRCH LOGS,
475 DEALS,
16 Cords LATH WOOD,
13,128 ASH HOGSHEAD STA/ES,
11,520 W.O. BARREL STAVES,
Being the entire cargo of the Lockwood, from St. John, now
landing, and of superior quality.—Apply to Messrs. J. and G.
Locxwoon, Merchants, or
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

Oa THURSDAY next, the sth instant. at One o'clock, at R. W.
Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water-street,
Butts
6 Hogsheads )i SHERRY WINA.
Samples may be tasted the morning of sale.--KAwly to
lt. W. PRESTON', Broker.

Without reserve.

On THURSDAY next, the sth instant, at One o'clock, at R. W.
Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water-street,
1 Pipe
4 Hogsheads SHERRY Wi/NE,
24 Quarter-Casks various impelts,
3 Barrels
10 Hogsheads ) PORT,
7 Quarter-Casks
10 Pipes
27 Hogsheads Spanish PORTS,
5 Quarters
3 Hog PiPessheads Sicilian WINE,
2 Pipes BEN ECARLO,
4 Hogsheads MALAGA,
1 Pipe Fayal MADEIRA,
2 Hogsheads BRANDY.
Samples may be tasted the morning of sale.—For particulars
apply to R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

LONDON LATI,...ST NEWS.

City, Saturday Evening, Hall pail Seven o'clock.
Several joint stock banking companies are about to be
brought forward for the principal commercial towns of England
as well as for Ireland. The Colonial (Vest India) Bank is to
have a charter, but difficulties have been thrown in the way of
granting the same privilege to the North American Colonial
B.
The Congo' Market continues very heavy; for the Account
they have only varied from 914 to during this day. Exche-
quer Bills were rather heavy at from 18s. to 20s. pierniuni;
In-
-dia Bonds 4s. premium.

Speculation was rather inactive in the Foreign Stock Market
to-day. Spanish Bonds have rallied slightly, closing at 47i 1.
Portuguese 5 per Cents. opened at about b 2, and closed nearly
per cent. higher. The 3 per Cents. rose from 511 to 53 for
the Account, but left off rather lower. Austrian Metalliques
were sold at 6 per cent, above par to-day, and Russian Bonds
have improved to MI. The other foreign bonds remain about
the same as yesterday.
There has nut been much doing in Railway Shares to-day.
The Dublin and Kilkenny are at to premium. The Great
Western at '26. Brighton (Stephenson's) have fallen to 14,
and the shares of Rennie's line to premium. The Green-
wich Shares have risen from 7,1 to and the North Midland
from 8 to 9i premium. The Colonial Bank Shares are not
quite so firm, closing at 91 premium. The National Bank of
Ireland Shares have been sold at 5 premium to-day. The
Shares of the Company established to extend the use of Ryan's
iatent for the prevention of dry rot in timber were issued to-day.
n addition to the patronage of his Majesty's g,overument, the
London and. Birmingham, and other railway companies, have
commenced the use of timber treated under the patent, for pub-
lic works.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

iViAy 8. 18364

To THE COMMON COUNCIL OF LIVERPOOL.

GRSTI.RMEN.—Of the numerous complaints made by the public
against the late Corporate body, none produced a more general feeling
of censure and reproach than the party spirit, and the nepotism as'
played by its members in the disposal of all profitable jobs, and snug
lucrative situations. To these, and the like proceedings, so opposed
to common justice and fair dealing with the public, may be very trail
.attributed the almost entire• rejection and mind, gentlemen, by your
constituency, of the members of the late council at the first municipal
election. Having at that time assisted personally in what all con•
sidered to be the purifying of the council chamber, and a security
against corruption, by the election of men protecting liberal principles'
I consider it my duty to warn you against adopting a similar cause.
That many of the appointments to situations nude by you have been
greatly and justly censured, even by staunch reformers, is known td
all. I would point out the very objectionable Mode pursued by yeti;
as regards the appointment and fixing the numerous committees, the
power given to them, and more particularly the secret system, (another
sin of the old body,) adopted by them in the general management of
the business of the town, and in the disposal of all Me good things. The
recent appointment' of a superintendent of one of our establishmeuti
may be adduced, not only as an act of great injustice to the other nu'
merous candidates, if not a violation of good faith. For it is noir
known that, in this case as in other instances, a majority of the con►=
mittee had been secured for the favoured one, era before the mire'''.
tisements appeared announcing the racancy, and calling for applications
! ! A circumstance has come to my knowledge, which, to say the
least of it, savours most strongly of what we used to consider the scan-
dalous doings of the " self-elect," the particulars of which I may id
a few days lay open before my fellow burgesses. I therefore Oro
you this timely hint, that, should the same course be continued, which!
has hitherto been pursued, more particularly by a certain attire and
busy manager of a certain committee, care will be taken to display to
the public the whole workings of these transactions in a way far from
agreeable to those implicated. Beware, and bear in mind the 9th
of November, Yours, &c.,—A TRUE REFORMER.

• Should this not be confirmed by the council, I call upon some ho-
nest and independent member, (if such there be) elightly to investi-
gate the recommendations of the committee, I pledge myself, the “quo
aninao nefario" will be quickly attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

VHOSE:LNG, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, LA i and HOUSE
• AGENT, respectfully informs the Public at he has on
SALE, by—PRIVATE CONTRACT, a great vane . of LAND, of
the most select character, suitable for the ection of 'Villas,
Cottage Ornees, and Terraces thereon, Oh, extent of Pleasure
Grounds varying,) and also a variety of .• USES of the above
description; many of which are fit for occ .ation, and calculated
for the residence of Families of the ), -t respectability. The
situations enjoy, in the environs of Li rpool, the most interest-
ing inland and marine Scenery. Alscr, LAND for Warehouses,
Shops, Offices, in the most central part of business.
To those who are desirous of investing small Capitals for the
purpose of securing an income, V. H. can offer them small
HOUSES in different parts of the town, which will pay from
ten to twenty per cent. interest upon the outlay.
To Gentlemen having Land to dispose of for Building pur-
poses, in which superior taste and judgment are required in the
arrangements, V. H. with confidence offers his services in his
capacity as Architect and Agen`, and earnestly solicits their
patronage.
N.B.—Any Parties desirous, may. have a Villa or Cottage
Ornee erected to suit their convenience, by entering into a
Contract to take the same for a Term of Years, at a remunerat-
ing rent.
Office, 6, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

AGENERAL MEETING of the MEMBE of the
LIVERPOOL MUSICAL SOCIETY be held
THIS EKENtNG, (Tuesday, the 3d of May t,) at the
MUSIC-HALL, Bold-street, at Eight •o'clock, e purpose of
coming to some arrangement respecting the toperties of the
Society. W. MAYBRICK, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

si,,:r To sail earl', in June.
For BATAVIA and LINTIN,
a.. ..; The splendid new Ship WI AM JAUDItcg,
.1-,
Co under'
iturthen 700 tons; having been
"Trade expresstv for the China
, presents a desirable opportunit for gouds.—For fht Ibr passage apply to Messrs. THOMPSOy N, ANDEDSON, andreCo.,
MereliautS; Messrs. BOLD and RUSSET., Brokers; or to
JOHN TOBIN.

Dailyexpecteiltvarrive.and will tneet with. quick despatch.
:...6.0k For BATAVIA and CANTON,
1* i.;r The fine new Ship TINAMARA,
1,,...•
JOHN BATTEMSHEI.I., R.Y.,'COMlLlalider ;
'lBO LOOS register, coppered and copper-fastened, and is expected
"to be a reina.rkably fast sailer.—For terms of freight or passage
_.
apply to Mesrs. DOUGLAS, ANDERSON, and Co., London;
Messrs. COUPLAND and DUNCAN, Merchants; or to
BOLD and RUSSEL.
-..........—_______-

,r- To sail the Bth May.
.4, .b For BOMBAY,
The remarkably tine Ship,MALABAR,
T. El:oust-fait Commander;
4686 tons register; coppered and cover-fastened; now only on
her second voyage; sails fast, and being a chartered ship, will
-Meet with punctual despatch.—For terms of freight or passage
Ipply to JAAIkiS LOGAN; Messrs. FERGUSON, MILLER, and
o.; or to BOLD and RUSSEL.
........_........__

• For BOMBAY,
The fast-sailing Ship HUDDERSFIELD,
Burtheu 346 tons ; British-built; having the principal
part of her cargo engaed will belquit.kly dHeoaspatched.
--For freight or passage apply to , MessrHAS sFALL,
SON, and Co., or to BOLD and RUSSEL.

Having the greater part of her cargo engaged, will have early
despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
214114- - The line Ship CO HJJE LI A,
GaoRGB-CRIGIITON, Colll.lllander
I; burthen per register 378 tops; coppered -and copper-fas-
tened; sails fast.—For terms of freight Ar_passage appli on
Aboard. Prince's Dock; to Messrs. TA YLO R, }POTTER, and Co.;
to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD.

Vie- An early day of saili trill shortly be appointed.
- • For CALCUTTA direct,
The very fine new Ship RICHMOND,
NORMAN M`Lcoo, (late of the Albion,) Commander ;
Burtlren per register 520 tons, coppered and copper-fastened,
sadist expected to be a very.fast sailer. *6 presents an eligi-
-hie.con-veyanca for both goods and passeufers, having spacious
-thup and lower accommodations, and will carry an experienced
-011trgeon.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the Com-
'sander, on board, Prince's Dock; Messrs. MAC Laoo, Hous-
Tots, and Co., or to JAMES POOLE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

Vor,. -VIT.—No. 360.11

.;"TalefS by Auction,

WEDNESDAY.

TEA.

To-MORROW, (Wednestlay, the 4th instant, at Ten, o'clock
precisely, at the Public Sale-room, E)s..change,lmildings,
1350 Chests CONGCII.I-,-
Ex Cordelia, from Canton.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POT-
TER and Co., Mercnants. or to
SAMPSON, SMITH and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF 14,VERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AVACANCY having taken place in,lhe Collection of the
Poor Hates for this Parish, perniilime respectfully to so-
Itcit your Vote and Interest for the saVe. Having been in the
Parish service nearly three years, I !nimbly trust my claims
may be supposed sufficient to secure my success. The duties
of my present situation prevent my undertaking a personal
Canvas, but I trust this circumstance will not militate against
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and humble servant,
CHARLES COrfINGHAM,
Bookkeeper at the Liverpool Workhouse.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

[PRICE 7D.

bn 'Auction.

ITALIAN SCULPTURE.
likTR. T. BRANCH respectfully reminds the Pub • . that the
111_ SALE of splendid ITALIAN SCUL T LE at the
Hanover Rooms, takes place 'fats DAY, (T uy,)
precisely
at Eleven o'clock.
Hanover 'looms, 3d May.

-- -
On THURSIIiAr nest, the sth of May, at One o'Clet ix the
Afternoon, at the "Olarerk;on-buildings, South Ji -street,
subject to the Conditions of Sale which will befit produced,
by older of the Deuisees in Trust for Sale and E actors.
ALL that Piece of LAND, with MESSUAGE
Lot. 1. or DWELLING-AOUSE on t thereof erected,
situate on the north side of Penxbroke-pla , and extending to
and possessing a Frontage also to Oakes-street, in Liverpool,
contaming about 1,530 square yards of Laud, now in the occu-
pation of Mr. James blather, Museum-keeper.
This Pi operte is held under Lease from the Corporation. of
Liverpo3l. for the term of 75 years, which commenced on the
2tido.ofJutle. 1834 at a peppercorn rent.
2.- All that Piece of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or
DWELLING-HOUSE and PH.EMIS ES tbereou erected,
situate on the west We of Whitechapel, in Liverpool, now in
occupation of Mr. Mantis Pinney, or his undertenants.
These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance
For further pa rt ieula rawly to Mr. Noatirs Solicitor, Uti ion-
buildings, North John-sheet, or io Mr. WILLIAM GREGORY,
.Solicitor, Castle-qieet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

-11ALS OF- SPERM ACETI. • , '
ASTHMA, Shortness of 'Breath, Weazing Coughs, Colds.
soreness, tightness, and oppression of the hest;C and
most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten minutes,
by taking one dose of WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM' OP
SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS. Per-
sons doubting the efficacy of" this Medicine, may take a dose in
the Proprietor's Shop before they purchase. T Proprie.or
earnestly recommends a trial of these Drops to rsons afflicted
with the above complaints, but he does not i rodi'ce them as
being an infallible cure (as many do) but is rranted in assert-
ing their efficacy from the extensive relief orded in numerous
cases of the above description. Constitut. al Coughs of three;
four, and more years standing, have be "'cured in the course
of a week by the use of these Drop . In the Hooping and
Chin Coughs it will be found equ • valuable, the virtues of
Spermaceti having been known fo 'enturies hack, it will be
needless to make a.-Coinrnent upon a Balsam obtained from so
valuable an article; Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal
to one ounce of Spermaceti—it will at all times relieve the most
violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. 1 yd., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.,
and 10s. 6d. each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

12ro be 001 b.

TO SPIRIT-MERCHANTS, BREWERS, PUBLICANS,
AND OTHERS.'
TO be SOLD, the GOOD-WILL. FIXTURES, and FlT-
?pi
TIN GS-UP of a flourishing Wholesale an etail WINE,
SPIRIT, and ALE ESTABLISHMENT i great thorough-
fare, and one of the best situations in Live/ al. The Stock to
be taken at a valuation. / Live/
Apply (if by letter, postpaid) to Illr. BOOKER, SoliCitor, No.
1, Postottice-tilace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD ROYAL
BREWERY.
SHAREHOLDERS are respectfully requ dto attend the
Afeeting for Election of Directors, to eld at the Claien-
don Rooms, Tilts DAY (Tuesday) t d instant, at Twelve
o'Clock, when the Provisional Comm ttee will have the honour
to recommend such' a Proprietary Directory as ivill secure pub-
lic confidence. •
It is requested, that all Persons will produce the Allotment
•Certificate.on entering.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

TO CORRESPONDENTS

.„ .
We have been favoured with a specimen copy of "Ryufl's
Portraits of eminent Conservative Statesmen," which as a work
of art cannot fail to attract a considerable portion of public
attention. The specimen portrait is Lord Lyndhurst, and a
more perfect and finished likeness we have never seen. We
shalt notice this splendid work more at length when the first
number issues from the press.
Fraser's Magazine for May has a very spirited portrait of the
illustrious Sir John Cam Hoblionse in the act of addressing
the mob from the hustings.uf Covent-garden, and an amusing
biographical notice of the said Sir John Cam. The present
number,is more than usually interesting, but we cannot avail
ourselNes to-day of any part of its contents.
The letter signed " Jos. Nickels" is an advertisement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

Co NSER V ATI V E FESTIVAL.—DINNER OF THE
LANCASTER II EA RT OF OAK CLUB.

The members of this association dined together at the Assem-
hly-rooms, Lancaster, with the use of which they wereobiigingly
accomodated by the Lady Patroness, on Monday last. The
Lancaster Gazette of Saturday contains a full report of the
speeches delivered on the occasion, but. as the pre-occupation
of our space precludes us from transcribing any of them, we
content ourselves with taking the subjoined article from the
columns of our highly respectable contemporary :
When we last week ventured to predict that the Heart of
Oak dinner would prove a glorious demonstration of loyal and
constitutional feeling, the reader may be sure we did not hazard
the•anticipation without first being toles ably well assured that
that anticipation would be fulfilled. We had, in fact, every
reason to believe, froth the number of tickets at the time dis-
posed of—from the pledges of support secured in influential
quarters—aud from the spirit of devotion that animated all who
were engaged in the preliminary arrangements, that, humanly
speaking, failure was out of the question. The hour of fulfil-
ment is now past; and, pointing to subsequent columns, we ask
the reader it' anything could be more perfectly—more trium-
phantly successful than the effort made ou Monday last to give
expression to those sentiments of loyalty to the King, attach-
ment to the church, and affection for our dear country, of which
it is our pride and boast to be the humble advocate? We need
not wait for reply. Indeed, if evidence were needed in such a
ease we have it abundantly in the chagrin and ill-temper mani-
fested by out opponents on the occasion. We understand that,
fur want of a better objection, it is said there was no call for
such a demonstration, and that, therefore, it must be construed
into a wanton and gratuitous attack upon the feelings of our
radical neighbours. This may be a liberal species of argument,
and, according to the modern acceptation of the term, we be-
lieve it is; but, undoubtedly, any, thing more unreasonable—
any thing more childish never yet betrayed the petulance of a
disappointed heart. If conservatives remain passive, as their
practice has too long been, and make no show of strength, then
are they, indeed, a dying faction—a small party in the state
never heard of, and, of course, unworthy of respect or consider-
ation. Thus, retirement and inertness are not enough to pro-
tect the conservative from observation and insult; and then,
forsooth, if, when provoked by impertinence or impelled by a
higher feeling, he advances to assert his principles, he is de-
nounced as an agitator and an assailant! And this is the mea-
sure of liberality our liberal opponents would fain mete out to
us!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

110UTULANCASHIRECROWN AND 'FLINT GLASS
0 and GLASS- BOTTLE COMPANY.-- MEETING
of the SHAREHOLDERS'of this Compa , will be held at
the Star Hotel, Deatisgrate, Manchester, Friddy next, the
6th day of May at Twelve o'clock at on, for the purpose of
choosing Directors,—By order of the rovisional Committee.
HADFIELD and GRAVE, Solicitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
TO be SOLD or LET, with immediate possession, that re-
cently-erected DWELLING-HOUSE, called SAND-
FORTH, situate near the village of West Derby, together with
the Outbuildings, large Walled ,Garden, 14‘wa, Shrubberies,
and a Close of Land; the whole con insAtout 4 statute acres.
The House contains, on the basem 'story, handsome En-
trance-hall, with Stoue Staircase; ning-room, 17 feet by 27
feet; Drawing-room, 16 feet 6 inc es by 30 feet; Breakfast-
room and Library, each 16 feet 6 inches square; large Kitchen
and Back Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store room, and Glass
Closets; and above which are eight excellent Bed-rooms. with
Three Dressing-rooms, Hut and Cold Bath, Water Closet,
Housemaid's Closet and Store-room.
The House was built about three years since, and has been
thoroughly papered and painted within the last twelve months;
it is distant :31,: miles from the Liverpool Exchange, command-
ing an extensive view of the surrounding country.
For particulars apply to RICHARD BEVAN, Slatees-court,
Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

CAUTION.
T A OST; Yesterday, between Leyland's Bank and R. mond-
, street, the. BANKER'S RECEIPT for the ALL on
Bight Shares in the LIVERPOOL FISH COMPANY, ersons are
hereby informed that notice of the loss having bee "given at the.
Company's Office, they are of no value to any but the Proprie-
tor. any
CARDEN:
14, Scotland-road. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

SPECIMENS OF A NEW DICTIONARY.—No.

CLUB.—A Subscription-house, that consists of a few hundred
members who hate each other most cordially that they ever were
brought together; each one imagining that he is the great man
of the place, and that others are admitted through his sufferance.
A place for procuring cheap and nasty dinners, under the plea
that—l am dining at "my Club." A convenient address to be
given to inconvenient acquaintances, and to the fair sex in the
ambrosial regions of the New Road. A place where one may
bully the waiters, sotto voce, without their daring to reply for
fear of being reported for insolence. A place where one may
have the opportunity of black-balling his betters with impunity,
and thus indulge in honourable revenge.—NumEnous Sue-
SCRIBERS.

Olt THODOX y.—The promulgation of opinions, both orally and
literally, tending to subvert cliristianity ; and a sudden and de-
termined recantation of all such opinions, to avoid the certainty
of being kicked out of a Regius Professorship of Divinity.—
H A NIP ilgN.
SCIENCE.—The letters of the alphabet, A to Z, tacked to one's
name, and to be editor of a clopagy.—DINNISH L.tnin au.

lsneeitNDENcE.—To rail against pensions and pensioners all
one's life; to cry them down in prose and verse, historical,
ethical, and satirical; and then to accept £3OO a year from the
Whigs, as a re►sard for the abuse of my sovereign's brother.-
I'.

To refuse Faraday a pension, and leaving the refusal to Tom
Young. who bungles it, to be obliged to grant it, cap in hand,
to the bumptious hale bookbinder.—ME ',BOURNE.
To have a weight on one's shoulders like the Old Man of the
Sea; and to use endeavours to shake it ofl in vain. To meet
Liston face to face, and stare him out of countenance.—
MourETH.

To go to the Deaf Duke's and to sister Blackwood's parties,
and to laugh, and chat, and quiz, and be funny, though he is so
To pay whom, what, and when I please, and pay nothing if it
suits me; and the fiddlers be d—d.—OSBALDISTON.—Age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 6th of May instant, at Otte- o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, Rumford-st et,
About 15 Tons MEMOSA ,
Ex Dorothy, from Hobart Town.—For fu er particulars ap-
ply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

STATE OF IHADE.

There is no material alteration in the woollen cloth trade of
Leeds. The demand fur low cloths continues. its good.as it has
been for some time past, and fitter good's are rather more in re-
quest. Front the caution which the buyers have of late observed,
it is probable that the present demand may'Oontinue for some time.
Bradford- market, on Thursday, was as brisk as it has been for
some weeks past, the principal demand being for six-quarter
merinos. The sales of wool were rather limited, but prices
remained firm; and the purchases of yarn were not so extensive
as they have been for some time past.
Halifax market, on Saturday. was very dull, and goods are
beginning to accumulate iu the Piece Hall. Prices are pretty
stationary.
Pit ICES OF IN DiGi).-At the sales commencing the 19th, and
closing the 27th April, 1836, consisting of 5219 chests, of which
the following are the numbers at the respective prices, viz., Ben-
gal, 97, at 7s. to 7s. 81; 874, Gs. 6d. to tis. 11d. ; 1483, 6s. to Gs.
5d.; 2088, ss. 6d. to ss. 11d.; 422, ss. to ss. 5d.; 24, under ss. ;
Madras, 33, ss. to ss. 6d.; 101, 4s. 6d. to 4s. lid.; 17, 4s. to
45. 5d.; Oude, 27, 3a. bd. to 3s. 11d.; Java, 53, ss. to ss. Gd. ;
the biddings were animated, and prices ruled, with little varia-
tion, at the following rates, as compared with the quarterly sales
in January last, viz., Beneals, good and fine, sd, to Bd. higher ;
ordinary and middling, shippers and consumers, 6d. to 10d. ;
Madras, middling to good, 4d. to 6(1.; Oude 3d. to 40. The
quantity bought in for the proprietors has been about 1200
chests, the largest proportion of which were of good and line
qualities, fur which there were not orders sufficient to take off the
whole.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

EDINBURGH CABINET LIBRARY.

Published this day, with Fourteen Engravings, ~ the Second
Volume of an
FIISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIV ACCOUNT of
CHINA • being No. XIX of the , ill,urg,l) Cabinet Li-
brary. Vol. 111., which completes Chi , will be published on
the 31st 11Iay.
Printed for Ot.tvErt and Boyo, Edinburgh ; and SININi. IN,
M A RSHALL and Co., London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

On Oat.

FOR EXPORTATION AND HOME USE.
PAINT OILS, LAMP Dlfl'O,
OIL PAINTS, of every destlfiption,
DRY COLOUR S, ditto ditto,
VARNISHES, ditto ditto,
J. and J. TAYLOR and Co., Manufacturers.
Office, No. 9, Seddon-street.
Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and
on the lowest terms.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

Published on the 30th of April, No. 1, price 65., of
Fir HE DUBLIN REVIEW,' a Quarterly Journa() ELI-
GION, POLITICS, LITERATURE, SCIENCE, and • 'T, edited
by DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq., M.P., the very I verend N.
WISEMAN, D.D., Professor of Oriental Langua: s in the Uni-
versity of Rome, and MICHAEL J. QUIN, Ant y of " A Steam
Voyage down the Danube," " A.Visit to Sp &c."
• OONTENTS.

I. Economy of the Earth.—ll. Earl Mu'grave in Ireland.—
111. The Irish and English Universities.—lV. Rienzi.—V.
Ecclesiastical Music.—Vl. Itaumer's England in 1835.—V11.
Maria Monk's_. Black Nunnery.—Vlll.—The Edom of the
Prophecies.-IX. Public Improvements in Ireland.—X. Dr.
Hampden's Inaugural Lecture.—Xl. Declaration of the Eng-
lish Catholic Bishops.
London : Published by W. Spooner, Office of the Dub/in
Review,. 377, Strand, and J. Cumming, Dublin: Country
Booksellers are requested to send their orders immediately
through their respective agents..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03

THE NEW COURT OF REQUEST BILL.

According to the promise contained in our last we proceed
with our remarks on the most objectionable clauses in this bill:
By a rider to the bill a clumsy attempt is made to prevent de-
fendant's being put to unnecessary expense of proceedings, in
order to delay immediate judgment, in actions in which they
have no available defence but are desirous of gaining time. The
intention is certainly commendable, but the clause, in its present
form, is not calculated to effect the object proposed without par-
tially sacrificing the interest of the plaintiff. The clause pro-
poses, that when a defendant is served with process or arrested,
before declaration filed he may apply to the court for a stay of
proceedings on his entering into a rule of court to confess the

'debt endorsed on the writ, and his undertaking that j.--cdgment.
shall pass against him on such confession for such debt and
-costs, on non-payment of the same, by him, in one month, or
-any longer or shorter periods, by instalments or otherwise, as the
!court may direct. And bylthe following clause power is given
to confess, in like manner, any part of the debt endorsed on
*itch writ, if on the hearing of the application such shall appear
1O be all that is thirici fide elftinteT by the plaintiff, and in such.
case the court may make the order and give time as aforesaid,
and award costs or not in their discretion, but should the plain-
tiff claim a further sum than the defendant is willing to confess
the defendant shall be allowed time to pay the amount confessed
and the plaintiff may proceed to trial for the recovery of the re-
mainder of his claim.
The great oversight in the first part of this clause (admitting
tho right of the court Inform a plaintiff to accept payment of
his debt by instalment) is the want of a definite period being

fixed, beyond which no further time for payment shall be
granted, as the plaintiff in a just demand is always entitled to a
judgment within a certain time—that time being at the trial of