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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-20

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YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANC
COMPANY. ...,
f 11H E folloWing Loa Rates are charged by this Col
FIRE ASSURANCE.
Flo.iting Polities
Specific, all risks.
pe.
Omit hazardous Trades
Omit also hazardous Goods
No extra charge for plurality of occupation.
Policies filling due at MICHAELMAS will be exchanged for
new ones at the reduced rate's.
Life Assurance on more favourable terms than in those Offices
which declare bonuses. Agent for Liverpool,
MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON, Share•broker,
India-buildings.

rany for

it Cent.

THE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPAN
33. KING-STREET, MANCHESTER, 4
CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS.
Established March, 1823.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Pill E Assured are entitled to one-third of e Profits, without
Y any liability me their part to the losses.
Parties intending to continue their Policies, falling due al
MICHAELNIAS, must renew them within fifteen days from that
time, or they will become void.
FARMING STOCK,

Now EXEMPT from DUTY, is insured by this Company at
2s. per cent. per annum, and WITHOUT the AVERAGE
CLAUSE.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The Assured are entitled to tu+o•thirdv of the Profits, without
any liability on their part in the losses.
The Premiums:charged are lower than those of the majority
of other Offices.
The business of the Life Department is kept quite distinct
from that of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make
good any losses arising therefrom.
The Rates or Premiums, and all other particulars, may be
obtained by application to
RICHARD DAWSON, Agent,
Exchange-alley, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

T 1 Ib.: THEATRE ROYAL.

• • yi
Mr. Edwin Forrest, who has attained for himself considerabie
celebrity in his short sojourn in England. has during the week
been performing at the Theatre-royal, to overflowing houses.
Our contemporaries speak highly of his personation of Othello
on Monday evening, and also of the other characters which he
has represented during the week. We have not had the oppor-
tunity of witnessing him before last evening in the latter part
of Sheridan Knowles's fine play of " Virginius," in which be
played the part of Virginias. Criticism on so short an acquaint-
ance it would be hardly fair to expect, and, if given, it could ant
certainly on that account be of great value. Fiom a hasty
judgment, however, we find our criticism almost wholly become
panegyric. He appears to us to possess united in his person all
the requisites of a great actor; a beautiful, athletic, and fine
figure, a deep and sonorous voice capable of much sweetness,
and pathos, as of terrific power in the whirlwind of passion, a
dignified and calm deportment, perfect knowledge of all the
workings of the passions, and a force and truth in their
depiction which we have never seen surpassed. His read-
ing of the character of Virginius is quite original, and no
less so than true to nature. Passages were occasionally
given with a beauty and strength of expression which at once
delighted and electrified the audience. We involuntarily ex-
claimed when we left the theatre, "We never saw Virginias'
before." At the conclusion of the play, the clapping of hands
and applause was continued till Mr. Forrest made his appear-
ance, walked across the front of the stage, bowed, and retired.
The audience, so great was the enthusiasm, simultaneously row
and gave him three distinct cheers. The house was crowsied.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

utpHE Proprietors of the WEEKLY CHRONICLE, in their
strenuous exertions to meet the extraordinary rise in the
circulation of their Journal, beg to apprise the people of Great
Btitaiti that they have availed themselves of the contemplated
alteration in the "Times" newspaper, by purchasing, at as
cnormt us cost. their
UNRIVALLED STEAM PRINTING MACHINE.
This arrangement will enable the Proprietors moneLliately to
meet the present unprecedented demand for the • •
WEEKLY CHRONICLE,
and the anticipated number of
100,000 WEEKLY
at the meeting of Parliament.
The- WEEKLY CHRONICLE peculiarly addresses itself
to the middle and wealth-producing cht,ses of the empire, con-
taining each week a vigorous and powerful political essay on
the assert of affairs.
FA'ITH FL L AND FULLEST REPORTS OF THE

DEBATES
in both Houses of Parliament, original and exclusive accounts
of all the law and police cases of the week, accidents, offences,
'murders, manslaughters, outrages, and infanticides, exclusive
and interesting reports of the Learnid and Scientific,lnstitu-
Lions, Monday's and 1: riday's London Mat ket List, critical
notices of exhibitions, new prints. new music, the opera, con-
certs, theatres, &c., including all that is likely to interest the
informed and delight the intelligent.
*** As the interests of all classes of the community are
blended in the success of this trul national project, in producing
the largest and best conducted newspaper at the lowest 'frac-
tional' price". it wilt be'che interest of all to become subscribers
to the ° Weekly Chronicle" for the New Year. •
N.B- The lull allowance 16 the Trade. -All applications for
agency from any town, or vilkage,.v.iti respectable references in
London for cash payments, to be sent to the OffiLe, No. 16,
Catherine-street, Strand, London, where prospectuses and
posting-hills will be supidied,to toe Ageuts,.aud name affaXed,
if desired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

BIRTH.

At Hugh Crawford's, Overmuir, in Scotland, on the 23d ult., Mrs.
Clement, of a son ; and what is strange, in that house there are three
wives, three mothers, two grandmothers, and a great-grandmother ;
two fathers, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather ; a grandson and
a grand-daughter, a grandson-in-law, a sister, and a brother—all taking
food at the same table, and living under the same roof.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

FOREIGN' INTEiLIG.E.7CE.

Bt' NOS AYlitS.
Ttir•nos Ayres papers to the 12:h or Oct()lief, have been Ter
re, -ed. They State that the accounts from Monte Video men- •
t, the defest.of General Rivera on the J9th of September, at
(7 - •-,,nterlet and 'estimate that he had Inst in kilted, wounded,
, dispersed, 1,000 men. They also de,rrioe that
he -vas not able to keep tntether more than 3tlo inen;
but tit,tt with them he had eontrived to evade the Government
troops. and to make an appearanre at I)uranzuo, for the put,
pose, if nOssiltle',' of rz intitiv a supply of horses. The precaution,
of the Government forces had prevented the realization of that
object. It is then stated, th4t on the 30th September. Rivera
had- ebandooed Ditr:inzuo. and marched towards Paeangas.—
In the mean time. the papers announce perfect tranquility pre-
vailel at Monte Video. Treasury bills in circulati a' M
ononte
Video, October 1, 5,559,4!)0 doclars. Exchinge on England,
premium. . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET.

TVO be LET, in the neighbourhood of tlge-hill, a good and
convenient FURNISHED HOUSE, or part of the
House may be had. The present occupants consist of three
persons; there are no Children.
Apply to Mr. Coosines,,Grapes Inn, Grinfield-street, ,Edge-
iatit, ••14/..1* v,lll tie 1111110,, 4" Jii••,••••,•••
factory -references will be given and required.

be L' by PRIVATE TREATY,"for a term of years, and
J. may be entered upon immediately, all that capital MAN..
SIO'N or DWELLING-HOCSE called "UREMIA. MOUNT."
and also' the Biiildings adjacent or near thereto, lately used in
part as a School, and in part -as two Dwelling-houses, together
with the capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Hot-houses, and
Pleasure GroundS, Stkble, • Shippon, 'Farin-house, and 'Ott-
buildings thereunto belonging.
The House is a 'modern erection, and finished in a superb
Style, and contains•Ditiing-room 'and DraWing-rodrit, eitch'27
feet- 10-•inches.by '2O feet 9 inches, 2-1 -feet .10
in,2hes• by 19 feet 6 inches, Breakfast-room, Sitting-romp, Li.
brary, Picture Gallery, Entrance Hall, Honsekeeper's..room,
Servants'-hall,) Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Kitchen, Seullerv,
Larder, Wash-house, two Dairies,, thirteen excellent•
roOnis;'besides Servant's Bed-rooms, live•Dressing-rootits, Ale,
Beer, and Wine Cellars, and is fitted up with Water Closets,
Hot and Cold Baths, Grates, Fixtures, and every Convenience.
-Th6 Minsion- hiiuse and Outbuildings were erected, and the
-Gardens,' PleasUre Groun4:and.Shrebberies laid out, by the
late.Mr.:Clatke, at a great expense, and have lately been put
into excellent repair and condition.
• -The situation of Orrell Mount commands one of the finest
prospects in the conuty.of Lancastet, and-is well worth the at-
tention of any Gentleman wishing to possess a superior res.i-
'deuce.' It is situate on the road from Wigan to Otmskirk; be-
ing distant from Wigan three miles, Ormskirk nine. miles,
Manchester twenty:ime miles, and Liverpool nineteen miles,
The tenant- May • be accommodated with a large'quantity of
, Lauri if desired. • -
The House and Buildings may be viewed every Tuesday or
'Thu isd ay.
:For Tickets to view the Premises, and -to treat for -the same,
apply (if by letter post paid) to JOHN NEEOHASI, Esq., Orrell
• Mount Cottage, near Wig,,ftl, the - Owner,' or.' at the Office' of
RALPH LEIGH.' Attutney-at-Law,. near. Wigan.
December, .1836. . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

BENJAMIN BOULION. A curturiEva and ...svvoarsi
PRA ISNR, most 'respectfully intimates toAis Friends and
*the nine; that he now occupies those extensive Prelinses,
situate No. 12, :MAnytioN•r:,, opposite Messrs: Coupluod's llii-
which he has converted into a PUBLIC AUCTION
MART. for the sale of every description of Prtiperty by POILCAC
PRIVATE CONTRACT., _ . .

13..1.3. in returning thanks to his numerous Friends, who have
already patronised' him siiice his commencement in Business,
, assures then:. that every attention will be paid to the. Dispusal of
Property, eta' usted to his care, the Proceeds of which will
'he 1i rsoinwly Liituidated.
• Marybone Auction Hirt, December 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

EAST INDIES

To sail on the 15th of January.
Por BOMBAY.
The rernari:ahly-fine Ship lANCE,
J. BRO.PUN, Comm der;
Rurthen per regiNter 0; tons; thorou y copper-fastened and
ePpered, and baying made one of the .olest voyages on record
to Hotnbay and back, presents a capital opportunity to shippers.
'"
~^Pnr terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs..Nictm,
uct %Foltz'', and Cu.; Mr W. SHARP ; dr to
guLD and RUSSEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

6ND'Av

01l MONDAY, the 9th January, 1837, at Ten o'clock precisely,
et the Public Sali—rown. Exehange-buildinks,-.
9(5 Chests Fokein BOH EA,
841 Ditto CONGOU,
211 Ditto SOUCHONG,
159 Ditto HYSON, •
-49 Half Chests DITTO,
Ex Faerie Queene, front Canton;
Mt Boxes Orange PEKOE,
43 Chests HYSON,
Ex Mary Sonterville, from Canton; .
356 Che;ts CONGOU.
100 Ditto. SOUCHONG,
300 BoXes Orange PEKOE,
120 Ditto'Black-tear DITVO,'
Corde'la,. from Canton;
127 ChesiS SOUCHONG;
(51 Ditto lIYSON,
Cii:eitr de Eion,from Canton.
Apply to Messrs,,Ay.,..„, PoTTcn, and Co., or
SAMPSON,__ ',..4MITH, and Co., Brokor,.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

-XT olt I N '.S truly valuable GAMQ:II ILE PILLS for
INDIGESTION, &C.—These Pills are a pure extract of
Canaririmile•Flowers; prepared by a peculiar process, by' which
all the medicinal properties of • rather, more than one ounce or
the flowers ,are concentrated into four moderate sized Pills:,
They are mild in operation, and have proredwonderfullY,sut-
CeSsful in removing every symptom of indigestion sick headiiche,
loss •of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions sf
the. skin, and all complaints arising from a disordered state of the
digestive organs; they require no alterations of.diet, and their
operation will be' found co beneficial in giving tune to the sto-
mach, regulating the Bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit,
as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility.
Persons who.have suffered .from ;indigestion for several .years
'have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered. which is a
convincing proof that in the smallest compass is:contained the
largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiaru nature as
to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health
and strength:
Sold wholesale bv Barclay and Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards;
F. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton-and Co. ; ' and A.,Wil-eugh-
by and co., (late B. Godfrey Wimins,l 61 Bishnpgate-street.
Without London ; and retail by nearly all respectable-Medi
eine venders. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

Netu Vublicationgi.

This day is published, price Seven Shillings, for ing an elegant
volume, containing upwards of 700 pages, > >erial Bvo.,.dou-
ble columns, handsomely bound in embu ed cloth, and let-
tered, Volume First of the
QCOTTISH CHRISTIAN HERAL •onducted under the
Li superintendence of Ministers and embers of the Esta-
blished Church of Scotland. The object of the Conductors of
this Periodical is to illustrate and enforce the Doctrines of
Christianity, in a varied and interesting style, and on princi-
ples suited,to every denominatiou of professing Christians.
"In the present Volume are contained Original Articles by
upwards of One Hundred Authors, clerical and lay; and it is
impossible, we conceive, to find, within the same limited space,
in any other publication whatever, so great a quantity of varied
and valuable information, bearing the authority of the names of
the Authors."
_

....
Monthly Parts, (containing Four Nos. each,) price Sixpence,
may be had from all the Agents.
• Ldinburgh—J. Johnstone. Liverpool—J. Turner, Chapel-
walks; Philip, Paradise-street; Marples and Co., Lord-street;
Perris, North John-street.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 21st instant, at Preston, Mr. Peter Watson, to
Miss Martha Ibbotson Fielding, sister to the Rev. J. Fielding.

Same day. at Manchester, Mr. James Smith, of this town, to Miss
Mary Ann Gilchrist, of Manchester.
On Thursday, the 22d instant, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Alexander
Hamilton Ridahock, of New York, chief mate of the Thomas Dicka-
son, to Mary Anne M`Lanaghan.

Same day, at Bolton, Mr. John Hoyle, of Tyldesley, to Mary.
vounge3t daughter of Richard Edwards, Esq., of Mere-hill, Little
holton.

Same day, at Eastham Church, John, eldest son of Thomas Hethorn.
Esq.. Burton, Westmorland, to Emma, daughter of the late William
Slack, Esq., Ardwick-place, Manchester.
On Monday last, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. Henry Spence, of this.
town, to Miss Jane Crompton, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Crompton.
of Chapel-lane, Ormskirk.
Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Lancelot Jackson, to Miss
Nixon, late of Lancaster.

On Tuesday last, at Hereford, Mr. John Clarke, of the firm of
Clarke & Co., wholesale tea-dealers, of this town, to Mary, youngest
daughter of the late. Mr. John Pickering, of that city.

•DIED. _ .
On Sunday, the lBth instant, in Ansdell-street, aged 23, Walter,.
only son of Captain William Smith, Overgang, Lower Brisham.
- -

On Monday, the 19th inst., Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Henry Stephen—
son, vvhitesmith, Mary Ann-street.

- -
Same day, in Edinburgh, Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Bart., in the 59th
year of his age-.
Same day, in Bold-square, Chester, in her 63d year, Mrs. Reece.:
mother of the Rev. Richard Reece, of the Wesleyan connexion.

On Thursday. the 22d instant, Richard, youngest son of Mr. Richard
Ellison, Upper Stanhope-street, aged 17 months.

On Friday last, aged 38 years, William Erode, Esq., of New Peril'.
Cheshire, late of Litherland.

On Saturday last, aged 48, J. J. Huhs, Esq., Great George-square.
same day, at the house of her son, in Clayton-square, aged 62,
Esther, relict of the late Mr. Jonah Ward, of this town.
Same day, Mr. Samuel Pennington, aged 81, formerly keeper of
the Baths for 21 years.

•
On Sunday last, Miss Clare, Lansdowne-place, Everton.
On Tuesday last, at her residence, Moss-street, Mrs. Molyneu%,
eldest daughter of the late John Smallwood, Esq.
Same rlay, after a short but severe illness, aged 21, John Locke,
only son of Mr. John Edwards, Postoffiee-place, and late of Bristol.
Same day. of dropsy, at his house, Brougham-terrace, aged 44,Wn?;
Thompson, Esq., of the firm of Thompson, Anderson and Co., of this
town : a gentleman very highly respected and esteemed by a numerous
circle of friends.
Same day, aged 2 years and 6 months, Elizabeth, only daughter of
Mr. John Wilson, flour-dealer, Byrom-street.
Yesterday, at the house of his mother, Mile-end, in the 33d year of
his age, Thomas, second son of the lute Mr. Thomas Clare, merchant'
of this town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Dec. :3 18136.

•
admit of a more extended application to other animals—stimu•
lating their adipose glands—without the mischievous cense-
quencPs that attended the fatal benevolence of Basil Valentine,
we must leave to be decided by trial.
We add our caution to that of Mr. El. respecting the prepa-
rationof "fulminating mercury," especially by young chemists—
they may expose the►nselves to irrc parable accidents.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

Dre. 20, 1546,

admit of ;i snore extended application to other animals—stima•
lating their adipose glands —crithout the mild:bleyous -conse-
quences that attended the fatal baneycdenco of Basil Valentine,
we mast leave to be decided by trial:
We add our caution to that of Mr. H. respecting the prepa•
ration of "fulminating mercury," especially by young chemists
they may expose themselves to irreparable accidents.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

•
- - Fifth appearance of the celebrated Tragedian, -
Mr. EDWIN FORREST,.
Of the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, and of the American Theatres,
who is engaged for Ten Nights.
THIS present FRIDAY, the 30th instant, will be re ;
peated Shakspeare's Tragedy of
OTH ELLO.
Othello
(In which character he was received on Monday Evening with
the most rapturous applause.)
Ingo Mr. Stuart. I Cassio„...Mr. 'W. Howard.
Desdemon a Miss Faticit. I Emilia Mrs. Stanley.
After which, the CELEBRATED. GALLOP, from the
Grand Ballet of Beniowsky, by Miss Adelai,le O'Brvan and
Signor Sa.xoni, principal Dancers of the King's Theatre,
London.

To conclitile with the Farce of
BLUE DEVILS.
Nlegrim..., Mr. Stanley. James Mr. Baker.
Annette Miss Faucit.
On MONDAY next, a favourite TRAGEDY, in which Mr.
Forrest will sustain a principal character. With a variety of
other ENTERTAINMENTS. • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

PUBLIC HALL

A GENERAL.MERTING' of the SUBSCRIBURS to the
above Uutle,rta.king NOW be held ,on,TITESDAv,, the 17th
nf_ Janaary next,
_at One, o'clock,
,at Oe COTTON

•'• , .
'ROOM, tor the purpose of receiving theiteport of the existing
Committee, and of electing a General Committee of Alauage-
ment from the Subscribers- - .
JONATIIAN BROOKS, Chairman.

LIST of CURSCIPTIONS.

Subscriptions already,advertised . £23,230 0 0

FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS. '
Mr. J. B. Boothby £lOO 0: 0
Mr. Rigby Wason: M.P. • lOO -0 0
Mrs. Woodhouse, liroute -
Mr. Ebenezer Rae 5O 0 0
Mr. George Green, Juu
Mr. Thomas Mims - ' 50 0 0
• Mr. Roberti,Rigby
Mr. Ormerollt Heyworth• ,
Mr. John Ja,...k
Mr. John Richardson ....
Mr. John Blake • 50 0 0
Mr. Thomas Cooke 5l 0 (1
Mr. Charles Turner
' Mr.. George Ilargreaves ....
Mr. William Drury
Mr. William Critchley
Mr. James Halliday
Mr. Josh. Thomlitison

Mr. Henry ,Paly, Jun
Mr. Henry Wend
Mrs., Fair(Aongh
Mr. Joseph Mann
25 0 0
Mr. D. Rennie .....
Lieut. Dale
.Mr. T. G. Massey
Mr. Wm: I r lam
Mr. W.:C. Fnsbery , 25 0 Q
Mr. Thomas Waelihurne
Mr. Thomas Cheglvin ....
Mr. W. Troutheek 25 0 0
Mr. Charles M`Murdo - 25 0 0
Mr. Edgar Carston 25 0 0
.
Mi.. Henry Garshin ' ' 25 0 0
-Mr. Edward Wilimer •,25 ..0 0
Ml...Williamater $l
► ' '25 . 0 0
__ ~

Mr. Alfred Webb ..
Mr. Win. Burland .

25 0 0
25. 0 '0

Mr. John Burtand

'25 0 (

Mr. Andrew Hunt
Mr. Joseph Hodgson 25 0 0
Mr. James Gerrttrd

Mr.,John Greenihields '2s 0 0
Mr. W T. Clough -25, 0 0
Mr. George Hatter

W . W. Manifold

.... 25 O t

0/1,825 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

S F. ANNE'S WARD.

rirlU ANNUAL DINNER of ST. ANNE'S CONSER-
I V ~TIVE ASSOCIATION will take place on TUESDAY-,
the 3d Januar); next,•at Richmond-row.
• • JAS. PA 11K EU, Esq., President. •
Tickets for. the Dinner se; each, may be hid at the tilts until
the. 3l'st ic.statt • Dinner oriTable.at Half-past Five o'doek;

A Pnblie Aleetiu, of the Members and Friends or the
BROUGHAM .11%1STITUTE,' held in the Music Hall,
Bold-street, on Wednesday. the 28th December; 1836:
THOS. BLACKBURN, Esq., President, in the Ch:ir,
The Secretary having read the Report of the Proceedings of
the. Committee, . .
Ist. It was moved by Mr. Joshua Walinsley, seconded by Mr.
John Murray, and carried, '

Th at. the Report'now read be: passed.
21. Moved by Mr. James Martineau, seconded by Mr. John
Clarke, and carried,
That this Meeting hails with (Might the establishment of an
institution having for its object the diss'emination of, useful
knowledge,amongst the working classes, thui. affording theM
rational and elevating occupation for their leisure hours.
The Treasurer having read the state of the funds.
3d. It was moved by Mr. Walter Smith, seconded by Mr. H.
Tindal AtkinsOn,.and carried,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those;genife-
men who have so.conic
liberally
forward to assist thii-Idstitn-
tion by donations of money and newspapers.
4th- ,It was moved by Mr. C;
.E. Rawlins, Juu., seconded by
Mr. Henry Wright, arid carried,
That this Meeting feels the necessity of every Member exert-
ing himself to the utmost to secure the success of this Institution.
sth It was moved by Mr. JaMes M'Clashan, 'secOnded by
Mr. R. Shorthouse, and carried,

That fle.preceding Resolutions be advertised in the Liver-
pool Mercury, Albion, Standard, and Telegiiiph newsp"aPers.
Thoinas Blackburn, Esq:, having-left the chair,
6..1t was moved by Mr. NY. J. Blundell, seconded by Mr.
S. Campheit, and carried by acclamation,
That the Thanks of .this Aretking be given to the Chairman,
for his able and egective conduct in the chair.
jA.NIBS HARVEY, Jun.')
Hon Secretaries.
C. ‘D. WATsoN, '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

WEST INDIES.

till
,f
For BAILDOS,
The fast-sailing B ne ABETHUSA,
ANDnBW WHYTE, Master;
Now loading west side Queen's Dock.—For freight
end passage apply to
lIEYES, LITIiERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenhohne-square.

'To sail in a few days.
For BARBAD ES,
....N
'..
,
..
• The Brig F .C 0 N,
.
HENRI' MA s, Master;
Fur freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGIRSON.

TO Sail early
ACE,
nuarg.
AeLV, . Fos!. A T UA,,
-; The Ship ACE,
INTEn PEA RSON. Master.
For freight or passage epply to C. W. and F. SHAND.

For PORT MARIA, RIO OVA BAY, and
Places adjacent MAICA,
16. X; The A 1 Cutnherland-built g WILTON WOOD,
.• W. STocKnALE, Master;
In the Queen's Dock.—For freight, &c., apply to Messrs. CHAS.
11012SFR T. 1., SON, and Co., or to
J: NELSON WOOD and Co.

Fnr DEM EilAil4;
The fine. British-built Beig MAY,
W1L.1.-Lsießy s
f) -Barthen per register 364 tons ; will he despatche,:
, immediately.—For freight or passage apply to Captain Systs,
Pxince's Dock; Messrs. BOLD and RussuL,"Brokers,.nr M '
JOHN •TOBIN.

THIS DAY.

On acco-unt of the Underwriters.
Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 36th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Shed, Jacl7's-lane, Union-
street, • . - •
Sundry Articles, saved from the wreck of e Intrinsic, lost on
her voyage to New Orleans, viz.:--
159 Boxes TIN PLATES,
5 Cases COPPER,
3 Blocks of TIN,
4 Bundles Square Bars of STEEL,
1 Barrel MANILLAS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

A CARD.
'WILLIAM WELLS (for many years an Assistant at
the Golden Eagle Establishment, Bold-street,) and
JOSEPH PENN (from London) beg leave most respectfully
In inform the Nobility,,Gentrv,.and Public in general of Liver-
,pool and its environs, that they have OPENED an ESTA-
BLISHMENT as UPHOLSTERERS, PAPER HANG-
-1//ThiTi.2l4, A r1L',1,1`,.. vi A t... 124.7.,
31, RICHMOND-ROW, Liverpool, where
and attentive fulfilment of the favours (bey may be honoured
with, to Merit and secure a distinguished share or that high pa-
tronage they. nave the pleasure to
December 28th, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

o'bt oT cis Lct.

FTIO be SOLD or LET, an 'extensive Leasehold TAN-
I YARD, with DWELLING-110;1,1SE and GARDEN,
STEAM-ENGINE and other MACHINERY, with imme-
dials pOssessiOn: situate adjoini, the New Leather Market in
Bermondsey. ,The Machinery.is all Olthe-best descript;un, and
the Buildings in excellent repair. Also, a WAREHOUSE
and COUNTING-11011SE: Ike. in the Mat ket.For part ien-
ticulars apply to Messrs..' Bourcume and MORTJAIORE, New
Leather Market, Bermondsey..
Lnrulon , Decembei 21, 1&36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

BENJAMIN BOULTON, AUCTIONEER and SW-ottx AP-
PRAISER, most respectfully intimates to his Friends and
the Public, that he now occupies those extensive Premises,
situate No. 12, MARYBONE, opposite Messrs. Coupla 's Dis-
tillery, which be has converted into a PUBLIC CTION
MART, for the sale of every description of Proper by PUBLIC
or PRIVATE CONTRACT.
B. 13. in returning thanks to his numerous Friends, who have
already patronised him since his commencement in Business,
assures them that every attention will be
_paid to the Disposal of
all Property entrusted to his care, the Proceeds of which will
be Promptly Liquidated.
Marybone Auctron Mart, December 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

be lict.

TO INNKEEPERS.
yr.! 0 I e LET, one of the verb best middle class INNS, in.
G. Liverpool, doing a great business. The House is Com-,
modious bilth as.to!Silting and Bed-rooms, the Yard and Sta-
bles furnish accommodation fin more than Sixty Horses, and it,
is situate in sight of the Railroad Station, with a 'spacious back',
entrance, opposite to the New Fish Market.
For particulars apply (if by letter, post, paid) to Mr. BACH,
'Auctioneer, Clarendon-baildlngs.
Liverpool, December 30, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

coo be

1-1 OR SES

ON PRIVATE. SALE, aud tnav be viewed Tins DAY aud
To-mattaow, (Saturday,) at LIU-24es Repository, Great
Charlotte—street,

, .
Upwards of 30 HORSES, just landed from-heland; amongst
them are several weight-carrying Hunters, a splendid Cabriolet
HOuse, a Lady's Pad, several superior :Rgad:Horses, and three
or four splendid-actioued.Buggy Horses.
On inspection this Lot of Horses will be found well worthy
the attention of Purchasers.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

To bt ~S.or or

rglo be SOLD or LET, an extensiv ''teasebold TAN.
YARD, with DWELLING-HO E and GARDEN,
STEAM-ENGINE and other MAC NERY, with imme-
diate possession, situate adjoining tl ew Leather Market in
Bermondsey. The Machinery is all f the best description, and
the Buildings in excellent repair. Also, a WAREHOUSE
and COUNTiNG-HOUSE. &c. in the Market.--For partial-
ticulars apply to Messrs. BouTcrtun and MoaTtmoart, New
Leather Market, Bermondsey, -
London, December 21, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

*tem Nabigation.

•*, ' For.DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
THE CITY OP DUBLIN .
47-"1"),,,\ STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (,4th or without
.Pitots,)takiitg Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
- .
To DURGIN Daily. _ _ .

Far BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on WEuriEspay. next.
the 4th January, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, from the
Clarence Dock.

Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27, -
forl3elfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN M`CAMMONand Co.,

The ptincißle of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and hxplrters by a Division of the Profits among them,
atter pa} anent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and_Sbareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live St ick the having a well supported Establishment of first-
• class Stoitaters, and the lowest rate of Freight coot/3,1661e with
a due attention to their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

STATE OF IRELAND.

SACRILEGIOUS OUTRAGE.—On Sunday night, the 18th in-
stant, the church of Goresbridge was entered by breaking the
belfry windows, and a surplice and a pew carpet taken away by
some ruffians, who covered the communion table with filth, and
before they departed, in order to show their abhorrence for the
Bible, they kicked it about the church. What a deplorable
picture does the above present of the bigotry and demoralized
contiition of the peasantry who are driven to the committal of
those outrages ou Protestant chuff hes by the harangues of that
ferocious priesthood who openly denounce the ministers of the
Established Church, and declare that nothing will Satisfy them
hut the extirpation of Protestantism in Ireland !—Carlow sen-
tinel.

THE REIGN OF TERROR.—On Monday last, in consequence
of printed placards having been extensively circulated contain-
ing the names of certain farmers of the parish of Wells who
had paid their tithes, Joseph Greene, Esq., R.M., and Mr.
Cameron, C.C. of Gowran, with a large body of police, attended
I the fair of Goresbridge—we presume for the purpose of protect-
ing the lives of those who, by the payment of tithes, obeyed the
law, and evaded the payment of costs. There can be little
doubt but for the presence of the police some of the proscribed
farmers would have been immolated by the mob. Will the
government offer a reward for the incendiary printers and cir-
culators of those placards ? We shall see.—lbid.
FREEDOM OF ELECTION.—As a specimen of the freedom of
election in Longford, we will just add the following, which
reached us as we were going to press:—" On Tuesday night
last a number of armed ruffians attacked the houses of several
Roman Catholic freeholders near Carrickglass, within about
three miles of Longford, broke in their doors, and swore them
to vote for Mr. White, or they would murder them; and, on
retiring from the houses, dug oblong holes, and told the free-
holders that these would he their graves, If they did not obey
their oaths. The priests and agitators, it seems, have not la-
boured in vain through the country.—Westmeath,Guardian.
IiRWA RD.-A reward of £241) is offered by the landed pro-
prietors and landholders in the neighbourhood of Ballyhealy to
any person who will give information of the perpetrators of the
diabolical outrages which have been committed on the tenants
of Mr. Batty.' About a dozen of their rows have been inhu-
manly houghed by the monsters. A deep laid conspiracy seems
to be laid for the destruction of the persons and property of
these industrious, unoffending men, for no reason, we under-
stand, but their having taken laud from Mr. Batty. It is to be
hoped, from the inducement held out, that such information will Ibe given as shall lead to the detection and punishment of the
persons concerned in these outrages.—lbid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

Inourartre 'N'otirts.

. .
UNION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE,
EST AR I.ISHIk I) A. D. 1714.
rilliE Assured are heretic advised. that Fire Premiums on
1 . Policies (lop at CHRISTMAS shothd be paid vritiriu Fifteen
Days from 2.5t0 Decemlivr.

HENRY HAMER, Agent.
Life Insurance entitled to a liuuu, effected at the most mo-
derate rates.

THE LIVERPOOL FIRE_ AND LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY. •
EMPoWERRD WY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Capital. Two Millions.
lIIHE Directors beg to remind the Public, that to this Com-
pany they are indebted for the R,duction of Frew anti on
Mercantile Insurances in Liverpool. Other Risks are insured
on equitable terms. No charge is made for the, Policy, in‘any
case; nor does any expense attend the transfer of Inmytuces
from other Offices to this. All claims, when adjusted, are. raid
immediately.
Assuram:es on Lives will he granted oti,Aerms which will be
fruod, uyon comparison, Inner than those of most othe,r,cforn-
ponies. 'l'he utmost simpljeity or I'or4n in, making a )11,..fosi-
thin has been adopted; so that Parties wishing, to
_insure. will
find. that with this Office. they cah do so with as little trouble
and expense as possinle.
SWINTON BOULT, Secretary.

37. TT'oter-xtrPut.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

VOL. AT 429.

by 'auction.

Tap p. 11,17%.

OIL arcount tf:the Underwrites,
Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant. at Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and' FOe.tees Shed, Jaasolfs-lane, Union-

street, . .
Sundry Articles, lived Tram the wreck of the Intrinsic, lost on
• her vo:saie New Or:e,ins,
159 Boxes TIN. PLATES,
5 Cases.COPPER,
• 3 Blocks of TIN;
4 Bunjies-Square Bait of STEEL,
I Barrel MANILLAS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and:FOSTEll,!Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

Enourance Notitto.

UNION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE,
EsnatAsnan A. D. 1714.
rvilE Assured are hereby advised, th t re Premiums on
I. Policies due at CHRISTMAS should paid within Fifteen
Days from 25th December.

HENRY HAMER, Agent.
Life Insurance entitled to a bonus, effected at the most mo-
derate rates.

THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY.
EMPOWERED By ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Capital, Two Millions.
THE Directors beg to remind the Public, that to this CoM-
-11- pang they are indebted for the Reductio f Premium on
Mercantile Insurances in Liverpool. th Risks are insured
on equitable terms. NO charge is ma e or the Policy, in any
case; nor does any expense attend th transfer of Insurances
from other Offices to this. All claims, when adjusted, are paid
immediatelyt
Assurances on Lives will be granted on terms which will be
found, Upon comparison; lower than those of most other Com-
panies. The utmost simplicity of Form in making a Proposi-
tion has been adopted; sosthwatPTarotiNes
BOULT,wishing to insure will
Secretary.
find, that with this Office they can do so with as little trouble
and expense as possible. iN
37, Water-street.

Ergai 24Totirt.

HE creditors who have proved their debts under a commis-
:l sion of bankrupt, bearing date the 14th day of January,
1831. awarded and issued forth atrainst JOSEPH LAMB and
JOHN LAMB. late of Liverpool, in the coup f Lancaster
saddlers, harness makers, dealers, chapm , and copartners,
are requested to meet the assignees of estate and effects of
the said bankrupts, on WEDNESDA Y ext, the 4th day of Ja-
nuary, ISW. at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the Clarendon-
rooms, South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration a proposal made by certain
parties to pay the sum of £9O in full satisfaction and discharge
of all right and interest to which the said bankrupt, Joseph
Lamb, is-hecome'entitled in right of his Wife, by the death of
certain relatives of her; the said bankrupt's, said Wife, and on
other special affairs: MAW DMA Y,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

lAIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS, for assisting Digestion, 1
correcting Acidity, Heartburn,
and removing Flatulence,
Oppression of the Chest, Heartburn, Nausea, Giddiness, Head-
aches, Disorders of the Stomach, and Bilious Affections.
Of all the Complaints to which the human frame is liable, few
are more distressing, and pone more common, than a disordered
state of the Stomach, arising limn Weakness or Derangement
of the Digestive. Organs, and attended with Flatulence; Acidity:
Pains in the Stomach; Giddiness, 'Head-ache, and Heartburn.
Experience has satisfactorily proved that these Pills are, emi-
nently calculated to remove those painful effects, and to prevent
their recurrence, by giving a healthy tone and renewed vigour
to the digestive Powers. Evtaking two or three Pills an hour
before dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted; and,
by the occasional use of them, the stomach will be,preseyved in
a sound and healthy state. As a preventive of severe bilious
attacks, these Pills are particularly recOmmeaded ; and to per-
sons about to take long voyages, 'or to. undergo a change of cli-
mate, they will be, found highly useful. • As an effectual, though
gentle aperient, they will ever
.prove a west valuable fanyty
medicine; and; as they do not contain any preparation of calo-
-Mel, no. alteration of diet nor 'confinement to the house is
requisite.
Prepared only by M. 0. Wray, at No. 118, Il thorn-hill;
'and sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and Sbns, No. .95,
Farrineon-street .; Buller; No. 4, Cheapside; •Suttiin -and C.
No. 10, Bow Church-yard; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, No. 45,
„St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail bs• Strad!ieg, G;ite of the
Royal Exchange; Sanger. No. 150, Oxford-street; Lowe and
11urnHotri r, No. •17, Blackfri'ar's=road; Lond,,i, • tind all !re.
• spectablo, Patent Medieiue Venders in Town and Country, at
2s. 9d.. 4s. 6d., and 1 Is,cach Be• particular to ask
for " WraV's Digestive .1- Dinner
Agents for Liverpool: Mt'. 111Awiroon, and Messrs. Ross
and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office.
Where:alsri may be 'had, Vs RA Y'S justly celebrated BAL-
SAMIC PILLS, for Local Debitity,.Affections of the Kidneys,
Lumbago, &c.--,ALTERATIVE-TONIC POWDERS and
PILLS, a-certain Specific for the removal of Secondary Symp-
toms, Eruptions of the Skin, Scorbutic and Glandular Affections,
Pains in ,the Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Chronic :Rheu-
matism, Scrofula, Local and General Debility, Loss of Appetite,
Depression of Spirits, and all Diseases arising froni an impure
state of. the BIond.—CONCENTRATED ESSENCE' of
'JAMAICA GINGER. an invaluable Remedy for Flatulence.
• Pain in the Stomach. Gout, RheumaliSm, &c. and an eXcellent
adjunct to Seidlitz Powders, for Debilitated Constitutions, in
bottles, at 2s. 2d. eat h, duty included.—AßOMATlC SPICE
PLASTERS, strongly recommended for all Affections of the
Chest, Is. and li.6d:each.-LThe only warehouse for WrWs
Peetoral.Loientres, Cough Pills. Chalybeate German Seidlitz
Powders, and outer useful Family Medicines.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

WILL DEPART ON AIONI),4Y,9TH,I4O'IIAItI'.
TEE'T'H,
MADE. OF INCOORODIBLE SUBSTANCES. AND
MINERAL SU,CCEDANEUM,.

Pon FILLING fIEcAYPn TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR FIIRSSFRE.
/I, ONS:MA I,LAN.. SURGEON DENTIST, 46. Bouri-
I.V.k sTah.F.T, the;firm of Malian and Sows. 32,
Great. Russell.are,t, .Hloailvdmry-lquare • 9. half Moon-street,,
Piccadilly, and 10. Ludyate-hill„ City, .Condon, ardently thanks
his Friends and the Priblic. for the patronage enjoyed by' him
.during his temporary visit, and begs to announce that he. will.
CLOSE on MON DAY, the 9th of January. Mons. Maim
intends'to Make an Annual visit to Liverpool every Autumn.
Until, the above period, ..Mons. M A LLA.N..still . continues '
to restore DECAYED TEETH with their CELEBRATED
'M IN ER SUCCEDANEU 711 So universally
recommended by . the FACULTY of Loudon and Paris.. The
operation is perf.irmed in a few seconds. without the slightest
'PAIN, HEAT, Or 'PRESSUR I, and allays the mast exern-
elating pain,. and lasts for many years ; also FASTENS
LOOSF, TEETH. whether arising from affr, neglect, r,r disease
• in the Gums. 'INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL aril .NA-
HTURAL TEETH placed..from.one to a complete set, which
are incapable of discolour:li io.o or eortosion, and.fixed withont
the incutrinrenee of wires or any other ligatures, and answer.
eve.ry•purpese of ARTICULATION And MASTICATION.
charges, as in Fat Teeth. Repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY,
7R, Bold-st eet, -(near the, Music Hull.
Proprietors -of this Company. :desire •to, draw Public
-U attention to the further improved Quality of their various-
priced Black and preen TEAS, Lind alSo ttystate that the low
kinds of Teas,.of which -there are' now such abundance in the
,
Warehouses, are; in-no-instance, Retailed althisEstablishMent.
Black Teas front 3s. Cul to 7s. per lb.
Given- Do to do d.. Git. to. Bs. -
Gatipowto4s do.. 7s. MAO& r),'
Mocha and fine Jamaica COFFEE.
Loaf und Chrystalized SUGAR.
Orders frotn the Co to rv. attended to as usual, on application
to ALEXANDER S. WItIORT, Manager.
Liverpool, 20th De,7., I 36.

' E Assignees to the Estate of Mr. T. ANsr,ow, late of
90, Bold sheet, having offered for &de, under a Deed
of AssignMent, the whole of his STOCK,Iin. one List, amount-
ing tn. i;,7,212 17i. Id., (see Mercury. Oct. 14th, and other
papers about the !iame date,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

THE THEATRE ROYAL.

Mr. Edwin Forrest, who has attained for himself considerable
celebrity in his short sojourn in England. has during the week
been performing at the Theatre-royal, to overflowiug houses.
Our contemporaries speak highly of his personation of Obeli
on Monday evening, and also of the other characters which he
has represented during the week. We have not had the oppor-
tunity of witnessing him before last evening in the latter part
of Sheridan Kuow:es's fine play of " Virginius," in which be
played the part of Virginias. Criticism on so short an acquaint-
ance it would he hardly fair to expect, and, if given, it could not
certainly on that account be of great value. Flom a hasty
judgment, however, we find our criticism almost wholly become
panegyric. He appears to us to possess united in his person all
the requisites of a great actor; a beautiful, athletic, and fine
figure, a deep and sonorous voice capable of much eweetuess
and pathos, as of terrific power it, the whirlwind of passion, a
dignified and calm deportment, perfect knowledge of all the
workings of the passions, and a force and truth in their
depiction which we have never seen surpassed. His read-
ing of the character of Virginias is quite original, and no
less so than true to nature. Passages were occasionally
given with a beauty and strength of expression which at once
delighted and electrified the audience. We involuntarily ex-
claimed when we left the theatre, " We never saw ' Virginias'
before." At the conclusion of the play, the clapping of handl
and applause was continued till Mr. Forrest made his appear-
ance, walked across the front of the stage, bowed, and retired.
The audience, so great was the enthusiasm, simultaneously rose
and gave him three distinct cheers. The house was crowded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

LIVERPOOL:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 18313.

AND v utiLisnED
EVERY TUESDAY AN D FRIDAY MORNING,

BY ItICIIARD PATTISSON.
(Of Hope Cottage, Seacombe, Chesk )
_ At No. 4, NORTA CASTLE-STREF7, ?LIVERPOOL.
Orders anti Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton anal
Co., Warwick-square: Barker, Fleet-street: Deacon. Walbrook
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane; Josef
h
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, Low"
bard•street ; 8, Red Lion-court, fleet-street • Clarke
and Lewis, 4, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street ; Mr:Thomas
Ilextall, 11, Aldermanbury ; at Garraway's; at the London Com-
mercial Coffee-nouse, Mincing-lane: at the Jerusalem Coffee",
Cornhill; Chapter Coffee-house, Pater-noster.row; and
North and South American Coffee-house, Tireadneedle-stareet hi
,
London; by Messrs. Johnston and Co. ; and Mr. John Lee,
Newspaper and Advertisement Agency Office,
35, jleury
Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow;. •Mr. Wheeler, ExchAnge-strec-street,
and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester ; Mr. Malley*Book-
seller, Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston and gr.
Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

41;eclal N'otirt.

rum E v red ito Fs " I") have
Priiit::',vnaoeegidasiitioi:),fttihrtel'e,' hts
estateunder
sion of ii,mkrorit. bearing date the 14th day of. January,
JOSEPH LAMB and
county of Lancaster,
chopper), and copartners,
and effects em i
os -f
lsjiB-031(fliil,Narics.LarAh.d.;d:117tHeoaspoil:l:Treiteestst,nuktfe7dir
iiit,oseret, dealers,
are requesie
the said iphokrupts, on WEDNasosr next, the 4thtslay of Jil,
imam 1837. at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the,;flarendon-
r„„,„,. South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, foctkiefpur•
pose of taking into considorocion a proposal made by ce.rtaiti
parties to pay the sum of £9O in full satisfaction and discharge
of all' right and interest to which the said bankrupt,. Joseph
Lomb, is become entitled in richt of his . wife, by the death of
certain relotives'of her, the said bankrupt's said.wife,,ao on
other special affairs. I.IAWDSLEY,, ScsliciXor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30

11110 be LET, by PRIVATE TREATY, for a term of years, and
- : may he entered upon immediately, all th• t capital M'AN-
SION or DWELLING-HOUSE called ° tauLL MOUNT," '
and also the Buildings adjacent or near th eto, lately used in
part as a School, and in part as two Div 1 ne,a-houses, together
with the capital walled Gardens, Orch d, -Hot-houses, and
Pleasure Grounds, Stable, Shippon, Farm-house, and Out-
buildings (hereunto belonging.
The House is a modern erection, and finished in a superb
style, and contains Dining-room and Drawing-room, each 27
feet 10 inches by 20 feet 9 inches, Billiard-room, 24 feet 10
inches by 19 feet 6-inches, Breakfast-room, Sitting room, Li.
brary, Picture Gallery,. Entrance Hall, -Housekeeper's-room:
Servants' hall, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Kitchen, Scullery,
Larder, Wash-house,• two Dairies, thirteen excellent 8ed....
rooms, besides Servant's Bed-rooms, five Dressing-rooms, Ale,
Beer, and/Wine Cellars, and is . fitted up with Water Closets,
Hot and, Cold Baths, Grates, Fixtures, and every convenience.
The Mansion house and Outbuildings were erected, and the
Gardens, Pleasure Groimds, and Shrubberies laid out, by the
late Mr. Clarke, at a great expense, and have lately been put
into excellent repair and condition.
The situation of Orreil Mount commands one of the finest
prospects in the county of Lancastei, and is well worth the at-
tention of any Gentleman wishing to possess a superior resi-
dence. It is situate on the road from Wigan to Ormskirk, be-
ing distant from Wigan three miles, Ormskirk nine miles,
Manchester twenty-one miles, and Liverpool nineteen miles.
The tenant may be accommodated with a large quantity of
Land if desired.
The House and Buildings may be viewed every Tuesday or
Thursday. ,
FM. Tickets to view the Premises, and to treat for the same,
apply (if by letter post paid) to JOHN NEEnuarti, Esq., Oriel(
Mount Cottage, near Wigan,_ the Owner, or at the ffice of
RALPH LEIGH, Attorney-at-Law, near Wigan.
December, 1836.