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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

EMBEZZLEMENT BY A SERVANT.

Benjamin Le7.;;st2;,;;;Chiried with having embezzled the
sum of six shillings, the property of his employer.
It appeared that the prisoner had been in the employ of Mr.
Charles Bamford, linen-draper, Dale-street, for about three
months, and in consequence of the extravagent manner in which
the prisoner had been living, he was led to believe that he was
not honest. In the month of February, the prosecutor gave a
person six shillings in silver, having first put a particular mark
upon each, and desired him to go to his, (the prosecutors' shop)
and purchase a piece of linen, which, having been done, the
prisoner, instead of putting the money into the till, put it into
his own pocket. . Two hours afterwards he was taken into
custody, and the six shillings mentioned were found in his pos-
session. Several witnesses were called who gave him an
excellent character, and the jury found a verdict of not guilty.
[We had prepared a detailed account of the trials of several
of the prisoners at these sessions, but have been obliged to omit
it, through a press of more important and interesting matter.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

AFTER. FRIPAY NEET.

On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at One o'clock, . and H
Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange•b dings,
1921 Bags E. I. LINSE
Ex Lawrence, from Calcutta.— Apply Messrs. DIRoM,
RICHMOND, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

REX v. MYERS.

Mr. Cresswell and Mr. Henderson appeared for the plaintiff,
and Mr. Wightman for the defendant.
This was an inquiry whether Mr. Myers, of Liverpool, had a
tight to fix certain posts before his warehouse in George-street.
Ten years ago Mr. Myers and others had built the warehouses
three feet further back than the site of the former buildings,
thus giving the public an additional advantage of three feet of
footway. Lately Mr. Myers had erected some posts to prevent
the public going °vet these three feet of road, as they walked
over his cellar doors. Though there was no doubt the land be-
longed to Mr. Myers, vet it was contended .that, having dedi-
cated this footway to the, public, and they having enjoyed it for
ten years, he harinow no right to take it away from them.
The jury returned a verdict for the crown.
This case concluded the cause list, and the court rose at half-
past six o'clock, the assizes having occupied a fortnight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

NEW RRIGIITON.

fir HE Public are respectfully informed that the NEW
Ili(
BRIGHTON STEAM PACKET has .ommenced PLY-
ING for the SEASON, leaving the Princ s Pier at the 1-lonrs
of. Teo, Twelve., Two, and Four; au ew Brighton 4t. a
Quarter before Nine, at Eleven, On 'hree, Five, and later,
as the Season advances.. SAILING S. atihe inteirae-_
diate Hours. The HOTEL and BOA.RDING-HOUSES are
ready for the reception of Visitors. WARM and COLT)
BATHS at the shortest Notice, the Salt Water pumped from
the Sea every Tide. , _ ,
__ '.

IoT)eLEjT,a large FURNISHED HOUSE.

HE, DOCK COMMITTEE request th 6 attendance of the
Jl .Ship Owners and Merchants, Pavers of Rates and Duties
to the Liverpool Dock Estate, at the Cotton S. e-room, in the
Exchange-buildingsi on MoN DAT next, the 18 of April instant,
at Two o'clock in the Afternoon,mhen a P will be proposed,
by which the opinion of the general_ b of the Rate-payers
may be ascertained as to the election of ommittee of Manage-
ment, under the Bill now before Parliament, for the future con-
stitution of the Liverpool DoCk Trust.
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
Chairman of the Dock Committee.
Dock o.flice, Liverpool, 12th April, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

R. FIRTH will commence a course of LECTURES on
JL/ the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the ature and
Treatment of Diseases of the EYE, on ToasnAY, e 10th day
of May next, at Half-past Six o'clock in the Eve ng. Medical
Men, or their Pupils, and Literary Men, y obtain Free
Tickets of admission by applying to Dr. Firth t his Residence,
No. 1, Bedford-street, •Abercromby-square.
N.B.—Three Lectures are preparatory course of general
Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, w will commence in
October next.
Dr. Firth is preparing for the press. and will shortly publish,
a new edition of Observations on the Prevention, Cause, and
Cure of Pulmonary Consumption and Asthma.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER BREWERY
COMPANY.
T/
I-IE Committee beg to announce, that no applications for
Shares in the above Company can be recbfved 4fter SATUR-
DAY, the 16th instant.
12th April, J 836. WM. DAVENPORT, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

TRINITY HARBOUR,

CAPITAL, £2OOOOO, IN SHARES OF £2O EAGH.—DEPOSIT
TH E objects of this Company is to establish a fine HAR-
BOUR at TRINITY, which will be the terminus of the
Glasgow and Edinburgh, and Edinburgh and Leith and New
haven Railways.
The want of a low water Harbour in the n
Frith of Forth, of a Port or Harbour at.
wants of Edinburgh and Leith, and of a P
times of the tide for the numerous Steam r
especially for those plying near Edinbu
ferry of communication between the
parts of the Island has long been felt.
The Company proposed to be established by the Trinity Hai,
boor Bill offers to construct, at their own expense, and by di-
rection of most eminent Engine'ers, Works which will effectually
remove these great obstructions to trade, and to a most requisite
public thoroughfare, and establish a most convenient Landing
Place at all times of the tide for Steam Vessels of every class—
and protection to Merchant Vessels. A Breakwater will be
formed, within which there will always be eleven feet water at
dead low water spring tides. A Dock capable of receiving the
largest class of Merchantment will be formed, with every accom-
modation for the purposes of trade. The establishment of the
new Railways witl give facilities to commerce, and open a mine
of wealth to the supporters of these important undertakings.
A few Shares are reserved for Liverpool, and may be had on,
early application at my office, No. 10, Exchanae-alley.
RICH. DAWSON, Agent and r''hare Broker.

~te estuary of the
a suitable for the
:r accessible at all
essels in the Forth,

or the great public
utheru and Northern
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

APRIL 15, 18A.

tmperiat Vartianunt.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.—IIIoNoay.
The Dundee and Newtyle Railway bill, and the Dundee Wa-
;erworks bill, were each read a second time.

PROBATE DUTY.

Mr. ROBINSON gave notice that, at the proper stage in the
proceedings on the stamps' bill, he would move that real property
should be liable to the same probate duty that was imposed on
personal property.

AGRICULTURE.

The Marquis of CuaNnos gave notice that, on the 22d April;
previously to the house going into a committee of supply, he
spould call attention to, the distressed state of agriculture.

TITHES (ENGLAND.)
On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL the order for the house'
going into committee on the tithe commutation bill (England)
was discharged, and fixed for Wednesday next.
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.
Mr. W. CAMPBELL presented a petition from a. parish in La-.
narkshire against the annual grant to Maynooth College.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

G. B. G. makes out a strong case against the corporation, but
we can see how we can serve him by publishing the docu-
ments. If he be in good health be need not long be without
employment in Liverpool.
The " Black Pudding and Bologna Sausage Joint Stock Com-
pany" is a very good quiz, but it is not fit for our columns.
We have the same objection to the "Incorporated Company for
Catching Larks," and the "Joint Stock, capital ten millions, in one
pound shares, for Lighting up the Mile-stones in England and
Wales." The "Floating Telegraph Station Company, between
New York and Liverpool," is more feasible. We should have
no objections to take a few shares in this concern if we could
see our way.

Eibetppol
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

LIVERPOOL QUARTER SESSIONS.

The business of the assizes occupying both courts in the Ses-
sion-house, at ten o'clock on Monday morning, the Mayor, W.
W. Currie, Esq., the Recorder, James Clarke, Esq. and several
of the borough magistrates, met at the Magistrates'-room, in
the Session-house, where the business of the sessions was
forinerlly opened, and such of the new magistrates as were pre-
sent sworn into office. An adjournment then took place to the
Police-office.
The followinggentlemen were sworn as the Grand Jury:
Richard Houghton,. Esq. Foreman.
Tho. Oldfield Cooper, , J. Lea,
Wm. Cartwright, Harold Littledale,
Thos. N. Carter, : James Molyneux,
John Foster, jun. J. Manifold,
Gibbons, W. J. Myers,
James M. Gardner, John Mather,
Robert Horsfall, Win. Nixon,
Roger Hunter, John Roht. Preston,
G. B. Irlam, James Ritson,
E. W. Jackson, James Rvley, jun and
B. H. Jones, Thos. Esqrs.
The usual proclamation against vice, profaneness, and immo-
rality baying been read,
The RECORDER delivered his charge to the Grand Jury. The
learned gentleman among some other judicious recommenda-
tions suggested the propriety of altering the periods for holding
the sessions, so that they might not suffer the inconvenience
arising from their being held during the sittings of the Judges
of assize. _ _

The Grand Jury after having gone through all the bills, made
the following presentation :—They begged to direct the atten-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

FRIDAY .

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clGck, at Roscow
and Rig'sg Office, Water-stiset,
745 Salted African HIDAS,
Landing average 27 Its,. - now landing, ex Mary, from Sierra
Leone.—Apply to Mr. FREDERICK LANGLEY, Merchant, or
ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Roscow
and Rigg's Office, Water-street,
1000 Bags RICE,
26 Boxes ARROW 1100 y,
10 Bags GINGER,
5 Cases GUM COPAL,
10 Barrels POD PEPP
2 Tons CAM WOOD,
Now landing, ex Vesta, from Sierra Leone, lying in George's
Dock.—Apply to Mr. EItEPERICK ',ANGLE; Merchant, or to
ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at One o'clock, at Molyneux;
Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-str”t,
634 Bags BLACK PEPPr
84 Bags SENNA,
3 Cases BDELLIUM,
• 3 Cases CARDAMOMS,
Just landed, per Duchess of Clarence, from Bombay.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at One o'clock at Molyneux,
Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-s et,
7 Chests Bengal INDI
Just landed, per Allerton, fro alcutta.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

Warranted first &Wall, Vessel. . ,
4wc... For HALIFAX, N.S.,
Atrak The Whitehaven-built Brig WIL SON,
Jittm.MArtztrt, Master;
Burthen per register 217 tons • coppered and copper-fastened,
and will he despatched immediately.—For freight or passage
41•PPlY to Mr. HENRY ROOSE, Metchant, Water-street, or to
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

all; - Will sail on or before Ist May.
:241117-4„, For QUEBEC,
1 4 9r`l I r'w The 2E 1 Barque ANTCEUS
JAS. GREGSON, Command-
Has a full poop, with excellent accommodation r passengers.
----Fur freight or passage apply to
BARTON, HEATH, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

STATE. OF TRADE:

HALIFAX.—There is no material change in the piece market.
Damasks and crape lastines are in demand.
Bu A DFORD.—In the piece-hall, on Thursday, goods went off
at recent prices. There is no change in wool; in some in-
stances the spinners show reluctance to purchase, though the
yarn market is unprecedently brisk at
.prices advancing rather
than seceding. The fact is, that there IS scarcely any variation
of price in any of the articles prominently brought forward at
this mart.
RoctinALE, April s.—Our market this week has been re-
markably dull, both for goods and wool; there are a many
pieces remain on hand which ought to have been sold, but the
advance which the manufacturers are obliged to put upon them
has made the buyers very cautious, in consequence, in the wool
market, but very little bas been done, though prices remain
firm.

THE MYSTERIOUS TRUNK.—The reader may recollect that a
trunk was some time ago forwarded to Lord Brougham, at
Brougham Hall, under circumstances which strongly excited
his suspicion. His lordship being a man of extensive classical
attainments, the case of the wooden horse of Troy immediately
occurred to him, and, sagaciously concluu:ng that.some mis-
chief was intended, he would not suffer it to he opened, or even
taken in. It was not that he feared, that like the wooden horse,
it might contain a body of armed men, but the infernal machine
of Fieschi being at the time the subject of general conversa-
tion, he apprehended that it might be filled with detonating
halls, the explosion of which would prove equally destructive
The suspicions of his lordship, as may be supposed, occasioned
the trunk to be sent back to the coach office, from which it had
been received, and, becoming publicly known, the insurance
offiees, one and all, refused to insure anv premises on which it
should be fund. The consequence is, the trunk has been ever
since kept in constant motion, and has already nearly com-
pleted a tour of England. Among the various conjectures
hazarded by persons less easily frightened than his lordship, an
opinion prevails that it is a new steam engine invented by his
lordship, which not only supplies its own fuel, but also con-
sumes its own smoke. It is also suspected that the contents
may he nothing more than the unredeemed letters sent by his
lordship during his visit to Scotland.—Weekly Post.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWA
IN terms of the Resolutions of the General Meet' g of the
Shareholders of this undertaking, held at Glas w, the 22d
March last, it is hereby intimated, that as the lin as now been
fixed, the Parliamentary Deed and Contract o o-partners, as
approved of at said meeting, will lie for S• Lure at the OffiCe
of the Secretary, No. 10, Exchange-all , Liverpool, from
MONDAY, 11th, until the 25th instant, and that all parties hold-
ing Shares in the Company, who shall not, on or previdns to
that day, subscribe the Deeds in question, will forfeit their
Shares and deposit money, and be held to have withdrawn from
the undertaking.'
It is further intimated that the holders of the Bankers' re-
ceipts for the deposit money will be held to be the Owners of the
Shares mentioned in these receipts.
Additional Stock having been created by the Company. One
Share of New Stock for every five of original Stock will be as-
signed to the present holders, on their severally subscribing the
above deeds, and paying a deposit of £4 per Share on said ad-
ditional Shares. No fractional parts of Shares of the additional
Stock will be assigned. As the arrangements made by the
Company relative to the Stock require to be immediately pro-
ceeded with, .it will be necessary, in order to secure these addi-
tional Shares, that each holder intimate his acceptance of the
same to the Secretary, on or before the 25th instant.
By order of the Directors,
RICHARD DAWStN, Secretary.
Liverpool, 6th April, 1836.
N.B.—Although the Parliamentary undertaking and con-
tract of co-partnery will lie for signature till the 25th instant,
the Directors hope that each holder will sign them immediately,
as their proceedings will be thereby greatly facilitated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
To IRON FOUNDERS, BRASSFOUNDER S, THERS.
r HE Directors are desirous of receiving 'l' ders for the
IL supply of 500 AXLE BOXES and BI SES, suitable
for. R'►tilway Carriages and Waggons, pattern f which may be
inspected, and the requisite part►culars obtained, on application
to the Company's Superintendents, at their Yard, in Crown-
street, or at their Offices, Mersey-chambers, Liverpool.
The Tenders may be addressed to the Treasurer of the Com-
pany, on or before the 25th instant, after which no Tender will
be received. JOSEPH LOCKE, Engineer.
Mersey-chambers, Liverpool, April 13, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY,

THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON,
LADY STANLEY,
LADY FRANCES EGERTON,
LADY E. HOPWOOD,
THE LADIES MOLYNEUX,
MRS. BOOT E WILBRAHA
THE MISSES HORNBY.
IT is intended to have a BAZAAR in e ScuooL-ROOM of
the abovementioned Village, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of
Aprilinstant, and following day ; the proceeds of which are to
be appropriated to the Building of a School fur Boys, who are
at present wholly devoid of any satisfactory means of In-
struction.

Any Contributions will be most thankfully received at the
School-house, Knotty-ash, or b
Mrs. Crowder, Finch-house, Mrs. Ker, Brook-lodge,
Mrs. Dugdale, Dovecot, Mrs. Rigby, Moss-house,
1
Mrs. Edwards, Roby, Mrs. Russell, Mill-lane,
Miss Golightly, Grove-house, Mrs. Stewart, Morland-house,
Mrs. H. Jones, Rodney-street, Mrs. Worrell, Knotty-ash.
The Bazaar will be open for inspection on the preceding
day, when any Persons who wish to purchase will be allowed to
Ticket the Articles they fix upon.
Admission to the Inspection, 2s. 6d.
The Sale to commence at Twelve o'Clock each day, and to
continue until Five.

THE LIVERPOOL FISH 'COMPAN .
CAPITAL £50,000. IN 10,0(K) SHARES OF ACH.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS TOBIN, Esq. MICHAEL H ut.E, Esq:
JOHN DRINKWATER, Esq. I MAJOR B ito s.
Manager, Mr. W. W ARCHIBALD, Es of Birkenhead.
11HE Directors attention has been call to the Prospectus
of another intended Fish Company; hey believe there are
no advantages contained in that scheme which have not already
been anticipated by the Liverpool Fish Company, which is
ESTABLISHED, and NOW IN OPERATION.
The Directors are convinced that their Capital is considerably
more than sufficient for all the legitimate purposes intended, and
that to increase either the amount ofCapital or number of Shares
would not be beneficial either to the Public or the Shareholders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

OR A CARNIVAL BALL.

Mr. Charles Swiftly, (his original character,) Mr. C. Mathew&
Julia.... (Miss Dalton)....Madame Vestris,
( Her original character.)
Fanny (Mrs. Smith) Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Bevil Mrs. Clarke.

To which will be added, for the first time this season, the Farce of

PERFECTION.

Kate O'Brien, (her original character,) Madame Vestris.
Charles Paragon, (first time,) Mr. C. Mathews.
Sam .......M r. Keeley. I Susan ....... Mrs. Clarke.
To conclude with 'a new Farce, written for Madame Vestris's
Theatre, and:perforraed there with the greatest success, called
TWICE KILLED.
Mr. Euclid Facile

Ralph Reckless.... Mr. J. Vining.
On SATURDAY, (To-morrow,) THE HUMPBACKED
LOVER, TOO LATE FOR DINNER, HIDE & SEEK,
and other Entertainments.

REGONDI'S CONCERTS
AT TEMPLARS' HALL.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
JULIO REGON DPB
Last CONCERTS will take place, at th above Rooms, on
TUESDAY EVENING, 19th instant.—To otnmence at Eight
o'clock.—Carriages to be ordered at f-past Ten; and on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 20th.—T commence precisely at
ONE p.m.
Messieurs HERMANN Will most o i mgly give their valuable
assistance.
Julio R. will perform a NEW SE ECTION of his most favour-
ite Socos and DUETS on the Guitar; and in addition to those
NATIONAL AIRS on the CONCERTINA, which were particu-
larly applauded at his first Concert, he will perform the MA-
RINER'S SACRED HY➢IN and other Sacred Music. _

--..Qn;rligGONDlWill sing several Select Airs, and will
again (by desire) sing the FAVOURITE LAUGHING
SONG.

*** Full particulars in handbills.
Tickets 45.; Ditto for Reserved Seats, 55.; Children and
Pupils attending Seminaries, Half Price.
Tickets to be had, and applications for Reserved Seats to be
made at the principal Music-sellers, of Signor REGONDI'S, 28,
Seymour-street, and at the Templars' Hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

MOON AND ANOTHER'S ASSIGNEES V. GILFILLAN.

This was an action brought to recuver the sum of £152 195.,
being the amount of various remittances alleged to be due to
the plaintiffs, as assignees of the estate of Mr. Barswell, a bank-
rupt, who formerly carried on business at Rio Janeiro.
Mr. Cresswell appeared for the plaintiffs, and the Attorney-
General for the defendant.
Verdict for the plaintiff, £152 19s. by consent, subject to a
reference.

CALVERT V. TYRER.
Mr. Alexander and Mr. Wightman appeared for the plaintiff,
and Mr. Cresswell for the defendant.
The plaintiff in this case was in the employment of Mr.
Marsh, of Upholland, who has a slate-yard there, and the action
was brought to recover compensation for a slander uttered by
the defendant against him to Mr. Marsh, by which plaintiff for
a short time lost his employment.
Mr. Marsh was called, and proved the slander.
Mr. CRESSWELL, on behalf of the defendant, agreed to pay
the costs; which was agreed to, and the action was settled.'

POLLA.RD V. EDW ARDS.
Mr. Cresswell appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Alexander
for the defence.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff against defendant
for calling him a " thief."
The defendant agreed to pay all costs, and the action was
withdrawn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

The Public it respectfully informed, that •
. MADAME VESTRIS
Is engaged for a limited period, and will make her appearance at
this Theatre in Two of her original Characters this present
Evening; and to give every possible effect to the original
Dramas, written expressly for Madame Vestris's Establishment,
the following principal 'Performers belonging to her Theatre,
the Royal Olympic, are engaged:—
Mrs. ANDERSON,
(Late. Miss Bartolozzi, Sister to Madame Vestris,)
Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS,
(Son of the late eminent Comedian, whose success at the Royal
Olympic Theatre has been most decided,)
Mr. HOOPER and Mr. JAMES VINING,
The Acting and. Stage Managers, and principal Light Come-
dians of the Olympic Theatre; ,
The popular Favourites
Mr. KEELEY and Mr. F. MATTH.
Oc the Theatres-Royal, Diury-lane and Co-
Royal Olympic Theatre;
Mr. COLLIER:, Mr. BROUr
And several other Members of Madame
perform their original Characters in t:
that Establishment.

t-garden, and
AM,
estris's Theatre will
Dramas written for
AS _MATHEWS,
, _

FOR THE BENEFIT OF M

And the Last Night but Five of the Performance of - Madame
Vestris and the Royal Olympic Company.
/[IH IS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 15th instant, the
1. Entertainments will commence with the last new Drama,
written for the Royal Olympic Theatre, called
THE OLD AND YOUNG STAGER.
Clement Puffendale, (Son to Sir Pampadour,) Mr. J. Vining.
Topple, (Coachman to Sir Pampadour,) Mr. F. Matthews.
Timothy, his Sou, (Tiger to Sir Clement,) Mr. C. Mathews,
(as written for and performed by him at the Royal Olympic
Theatre.)
Lucy Mrs. Anderson.
After which a Petit Drama, as performed in nightly succession
with the greatest attraction nearly the whole of the last sea-
son at the Royal Olympic Theatre, called
ONE HOUR;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

Zo be 3Let.

oe/- s -
910 be LET, a FIRE-PROOF WAREHOU ', in New
1 Quay, containing five Rooms, of 300 squar ards each;
together with a range of VAULTS under th. Also, a
SHED, in Duke's-place.--Apply to JavoNs, SONS, and Co.,
Iron Merchants, New Quay.

VALUABLE COAL MINES.
TO be LET, in the immediate vicinity of St. Helen's me
valuable and extensive MINES of COAL, of ' ellent
quality and considerable thickness, being of the, s class as
those of Gerard's Bridge. The Colliery may 14, eked to take
easy advantage of the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway
.and the Sankey. Canal. fl-he presentis an eligible opportunity
for those wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines.
Further particulars maybe obtained on application to Messrs.
REYES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors, Prescot ; Mr. A'NSDEL
Solicitor, St. Helen's; or to Mr. THOMAS WARING, Engineer,
of the same place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

SHOP FRONTS ON SALE.

MO be DISPOSED OF, an eicellentnoder SHOP
FRONT, comprising two Windows, with ahogany
Sashes, and two rows of 'Plate Glass; Doubt r, on patent
hinges; Cornice; Columns, Brass Guards, &c. mplete. Also,
one large Single Window, of best crown glass, Brass Guard,
Cornice, Columns, &c: complete.—Apply to Messrs. S. and J.
HoudE, Builders, Seel-street.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY,
ALL that valuable Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, lately
occupied by the Castle Mills, situate on the east side of
Meadows-street, and SOUTH SIDE OP CHAUCER-STREET ptetly
leading into, and only about twenty yards distant us, SCOT-
LAND-ROAD, and having a Frontage to Meado -street of 138
feet, and extending in depth along Chaucer- et 130 feet, con-
taining an area of 1,400 superficial square y s, or thereabouts.
Within the Land, which is inclosed with new and substantial
Brick Walls, there is a very large REsEnvoia of PURE
WATER, fully equal in quality and purity to the Water of
the Corporation Works. The Rese+voir is supplied by unfailing
Springs, and the quantity has ever been and is more than
abundantly adequate to any amount of consumption.
The Land, with the advantage of extended Space, the
Frontage to Two Streets, its contiguity to Scotland-road, and the
inexhaustible Reservoir, is adapted to the erection of an exten-
sive Brewery, Distillery, or other Works, requiring a business
situation, extent of ground, and unbounded supply- of pure
water.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance, with immediate pg4es-
sion, and a Purchaser may have. the option of taking, itt,4
Valuation, the Boilers, Upright Sfafts, Fly Wheels, and och
Machinery of two valuable Steam-engines, of 40 and 10 hte
power, now fixed on the Land.
For further particulars apply to Mr. HOLDEN, Solicitor,
South John-street.

NATHAN AND LEVI,
LEVER WATCH MANUFACTURERS, JEWELLERS, &C.,
26, Paradise-street. Liverpool.
TAAVID NATHAN takes this opportunity of returning
kJ his thanks to his Friends for thc, liberal p• nage be has
experienced during thelast five 'years, and sto inform his
Friends and ihe public that he, in conneX. ,ith Mr. A. LEVI,
has opened the above Premises with ci neral Assortment of
LEVER and other WATCHES JEWELLERY, and every
Article connected ,with the'Tradi;'blasOlicits a continuance of
those favours it will ever be his studita
Watches and Jewellery of every description made and repaired.
N.8.--=No Business transacted on Saturday until Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STAND.4RD.

Ste,—A. few days ago I received the annual report of the
committee of the dispensaries for 1835, the perusal of which I
found very interesting.
There were the names of no less than 68 medical diseases, and
45 surgical diseases, which had been relieved, and the total
number of cases relieved is 36,707,, and improper applicants dis-
missed, 10.31, and since the establishment of the institution, in
1778, cases have been relieved to the number of 1,097,670. In
looking over the list of subscribers I was. lad to count 7 in-
creased subscriptions and 81 new ones, and the balance sheet
informed me that the institution was free from debt, and had
about £lOB In hand. But, Mr. Editor, judge of my surprise
when I observed that there had been but one church collection
in aid of the funds during the whole of 1835.. How is this to
be accounted for? whence this apathy on the part of the minis-
ters of the church of England? I fear it arises from the false
idea, that because there had been an accession to the funds aris-
ing from a few liberal donations, the institution needed no sup-
port for the present. : Will these liberal donations always last ?
or is the small balance of £lOB any good sign of a flourishing
condition in an institution whose annual expences exceed
E 3,000 ? .
1 would earnestly beseech every minister of the Church of
England to make a collection among his congregation this year
lik for these invaluable institu 'ons, and next year for the infirm-
aries, and so alternately; deed, I believe, it is a rule with
some clergymen to pursie t s plan. But l would extend this
remark to every minister of religion in Liverpool, as no doubt
some of the congregation of every place of worship in the town
have received relief from the Liverpool dispensaries, for, as the
report very justly observes—" The applicants for relief at our
dispensaries are not questioned as to their nation, their colour,
or their creed ; it is only requited of them to prove that they
are the children of poverty and affliction —this name throws
open to them the blessings of the institution, and becomes to
them a sure and certain passport to relief."
And as a stimulus to all to support these charities, particularly
to those who value the blessings of health, and have not as yet
felt the afflictive hand of Providence in sickness in their own
families, I conclude with another quotation from the report—
" Contagious diseases have been arrested in their progress,
which had already made rapid advances towards your own
dwellings ; innumerable ehildreta have been preserved from
blindness and deforniity through the blessing of vaccination,
and parents and husbands, on whose daily labours wives and
children depended for a precarious subsistence, have been raised
from a bed of sickness, and almost quickened into life again by
the charitable breath of this admirable institution.-1 am, &c.,
A SUBSCRIBER.

'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

to the realms of darkness and barbarism. Priests burn
bibles in Ireland, and the laynieri shoot, maim,and mur-
der protestants, in order to promote the cause to which
they are in heart and soul devoted, namely, the ascend-
dancy of popish idolatry in Ireland: In Spain there are
no such motives to excite men to deeds of cruelty and
blood, for there popery is supreme, and there no protes-
tants are to be found. But in Ireland the quantum of
crime is immense in the ratio of the resistance to it.
Two millions and a half of protestants, at the least, mtist
be removed—we use a gentle term—before the popish
party can obtain supreme power. Many protestants,
thousands we should rather say, are emigrating annually
from Ireland. But we question if the emigration be
more than the number of births. If this be true what
must be the murders perpetrated before the schemes of
O'CONNELL and the Maynooth priests, the collectors of
his rent, can be realized ? But the work of expatriation
and sudden death is progressing, and it now comes to be
a question whether the protestants of England will caluilY
look on and see those who read the same bible, who ad-
dress the GOD of their fathers in the same form and let-
ter of prayer, who think and act alike in the union of a
pure faith, will suffer the bigots of Maynooth and the
hireling agitator of Ireland to insult the holiest feelings
of their nature, the dearest principles.of their religion,
the dying bequests of their ancestors, with impunity.
'We leave our protestant readers to reflect on these
points until we have another opportunity of addressing
them. But they will be pleased to recollect that if Ire-
land is to be saved, " MUCH MUST BE DONE SOON

LONDON LATEST' NEWS.

City, Wednesday Evening, Half-past Seven o'clock.
This has been the settling day in the Consol Market, and the
chief occupation of the brokers has been the adjustment of the
differences, which has been effected without difficulty. Consols
for The May Account left off at 9li 92, and for Money at 91i
Within the last day or two Exchequer Bills have- slightly de-
clined, 19 to 21 being the premium, and India Bonds are rather
flat at 5 to 7 premium.
In Shares, the speculation continues on a most extensive
scale, and the market, generally, exhibits considerable firm-
ness. Calcutta and Saugur continue to take the lead, and are
at preen.; Greenwich Shares 91 prem.; Deptford Pier are
at prem. ; Stevenson's Brighton are 18 .0 Share and Ren-
nie's London and Birmingham Shares are at 125 1% Share;
Rhymuey Iron are par; Gravesend and Dover. Shares. which
were the other day at a discount, have suddenly risen to Z prem.,
as a new company called the Kent Railway is on the eve of
starting, and the Shares of the late Dover and Gravesend Rail-
road Company will be exchanged for certificates in the New
Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Inco'prated by Act of Parliament.
CHIEF OFFICE, 69, LOMBARD-STREET.
The RHINE, via ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP,
filL N or OSTEND.— REDUCED FARES by the
GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM-
PANY'S PACKETS.—Chief Cabin to Rotter-
dam or Antwerp, £2 2s. Passengers to Cologne, and any
places on the Rhine, can proceed by these vessels on the low-
est terms.
The Company's splendid and powerful Stea -packets, with
unrivalled accommodations for families, le e the Custom-
house,,London, for
ROTTERDAM,, carrying his Majesty's ails, every Wed-
nesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock precisely,
returning every Wednesday and Saturday.
ANTWERP., 'with a bag of letters from the Post-office,
Thursday Morning; returning Sunday. The sea passage to
Antwerp is 3Q miles shorter than that to Rotterdam.
OSTEND, Saturday Morning ; returning Tuesday Night.
Berths to-Rotterdam and Antwerp may be secured at the
Offices of the Company, 69, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-
circus; and at 61, 'Charing-cross, and 56 Haymarket.—For
freights to Rotterdam or Antwerp apply to Messrs. DE BIE
and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minories; and for freight to Ostend,
to Mr. 'NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, Tower-street.
The General Steam Navigation Company's Packets leave,
also, regularly for Hamburg, Calais, Boulogne, Margate, Rams-
gate, and, during the season, they leave Brighton for Dieppe
and Havre. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam lavigation Company,
9. Lombard-street, and 37, Regent Circus. London..

THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 15th instant, at One o'clock illiam
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
5 Bales SILK WASTE. '
May be seen at Nevett's Warehouse, Rumf -street.—Apply
to Messrs. TENN ANIS, CLow, and Co. Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 15th instant, at One o'el ,at the
Public. Sale-room, Exchange-buildin ,
105 Bales Tsatlee RAW SI
25 Bales Taysaam
Ex John O'Gaunt, from Canton.—Apply to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers
•

Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the 15th instant, at the Broker' Office
Exchange-buildinv,
200 Bags Damaged SHUMAC,
Just landed, ex Meteor, from Paler .
JOHN and JAMES N, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

ORDNANCE ESTIMATES,

Sir ANDREW LEITH HAY, the house having gone into com-
mittee on the ordnance estimates, proceeded to explain the details
upon which these estimates were made. The reductions amount-
ed to the gross sum of £56,610, as compared with those of last
year. The several sums proposed were voted without any oppo-
sition being offered, and without any observations being made
upon them.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

JAMES ADMINISTRATRIX V. SANDERSON.

Mt. Cresswell and Mr. Wightman appeared for the plaintiff,
and Mr. Alexander for the defendant.

This was an action brought by the wife of Mr. James, late
Captain of the brig " Tindle," as his administratrix, for £2OO
due from the defendant, as wages and commission to her late
husband. The plaintiff's husband agreed to go out to the coast
of Africa, at a salary of £5 per month, to receive 5 per cent.
commission on the cargo. The plaintiff died on his passage
home, and the defendant declined paying the commission due to
him, on the ground that be had not followed his instructions,
whereby he had suffered great loss.
Mr. ALEXANDER, for the defence, said he should prove to the
uvy by witnesses, that the defendant instead of following the
tter of instructions seat to him, had utterly neglected it, and
that he had been engaged in one continued scene of riot and
dehitechery, the result of which was, through his neglect, a
loss to the owners of £1095.
Mr. Tobin was called and questioned by the learned Judge
as to the eastern or practice in such cases. By law the plain-
tiff was riot entitled to the sum claimed, because the contract
into which he had entered was not fulfilled. He engaged to
bring the "asset home again, and to render an account of the
sales and barter he had transacted,l which owing to his decease
he had not done; the claim rested entirely on custom. Mr.
Tobin could not say anything of that • he mighty object' to pay
any commission if great negligence'werelproved, but he did not
know bow f be would be borne out
His LORD IP suggested that they slionawid. refer the claim to
some gentle a to look into all the circumstances, and say
what in fairuiss the plaintiff ought to receive.
This was 4.ssented, to, and Mr. Charles liersfall was chosen
as the referee.
NISI PRIUS.—WEDNESDAY,
BOLD V. RA YNER.—SPECIAL JURY CASE.
Mr. CuEsswEu., assisted by Mr. CROMPTON, appeared for
the plaintiff, and All'. ALEXANDER and Mr. WIGHTMAN for the
defendant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 20th instant, immediat after Lit-
tledale's sale, at George Law's Office, 12, antecham-
bers,
414 Bales Peruvian Mountain WOOL,
Now landing, ex Exquisite, from Truxillo and Lima.—Apply
to Messrs. PEARCE, WILLASEY, and Co.' Merchants, or to
GEORGE LAW, Wool Broker.

On WEDNESDAY next, the T,Oth instant, at Twelve o' ck, 'at
W. P. Bushby's Office, Exchange-alle
ENS- Bags SUGAR,
Just landed, ex Hope, from Payti.—Apply to ssrs. RosxELL,
OGDEN, and Co., Merchants, or to
WM. PEATT BUSHBY, Broker.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelv 'clock, at
Jee Brothers and Latham's Office, Hargrave' uildings,
1,000 Bags Bengal RICE,
39 Chests CASTOR OI
Landing, ex Hector, from Calcutta.—Appl to Messrs. SANDS,
TURNER, and Co., Merchants, or to
• JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at J.
Hardman, Son,.and Co.'s OM%
19 Casks GUM GEDDA,
30 Casks WHITE ARGOL,
8 Casks RED DITTO,
10 Casks CREAM TARTAR,
2 Casks YELLOW DITTO,
12 Casks GALLS,
Per Peru, Captain Graham.—Apply to Messrs. GELLER and
Co., Merchants, or
JOSEPH HARDMAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

VIATOR,

JULIO REGONDI'S CONCEIITS.--Master Regondi has an-
nounced his intention of giving two concerts at the Templars'
Hall; the first on Tuesday evening next, hnd the second on
the morning of the following day. His professional engage-
ments elsewhere, will, we understand, prevent him from re-
maining in Liverpool beyond that time.

HUMAN LIFE SHORTER THAN FORMERLY.—In the letters
of the late Mr. Sadler a curious calculation is made, which runs
strangely counter to the generally received impression, that
human life is now of longer duration than formerly. He men-
tions that, in the manufacturing districts, the mean duration of
human life, calculated upon the mortuary registers of 1830, 1831,
and 1832, and making no deduction for the ravages of the small-
pox in former times, is less that it was in the corresponding years
half a century ago. This he illustrates by tables of the deaths
in the town of Leeds, in the years just mentioned, and in the
year 1780, 1781, and 1782, which appear. to till pport his assertion.
The cause is ascribed to " the deleterious nature of the present
system of employment and labour, and the consequent habits
and condition of the people."—Globe. [The .letters to which
this paragraph alludes are addressed to Mr. Commissioner
Drinkwater, and completely vindicate Mr. Rickman's com-
parative tables, appended to the report of the Factory Com-
mittee, of which Mr. Sadler was chairman. Those tables
established this frightful position, "that about as many have
died before their twentieth year where the factory system ex-
tensively prevails as before their fortieth year elsewhere."]—
Morning Pus:.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

NEW SOUTH WALES.

A regular Trader.
For HOBART TOWN and SYD Y,
The fine fast-sailing Ship CAUL. RE,
Burthen per register. 338 tons, sta A. 1, English-
built, armed, and has superior accommodatio for passengers,
llalving a poop cabin, and lofty between decks. Shippers by
~thls conveyance may rely on her having quick despatch.—For
Areight or passage apply to Messrs. STRINGER and MANN
Merchants, or to 'WILLIAM' BELL, 20, Water-street.

*team Nrabigation.
GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STE . ERS,
A With Goods and Passe era,
f,
ilf THREE TIMES A- EEK,
~.51.1 THE CITY in GLASGOW S 1 AM-PACKET
COMPANY'S VESSELS, .
-errY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) Captain R. EWING,
VULCAN, Captain JOHN BoYn,
JOHN WOOD, Captain 6113L1N FERGUSON,
Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without
Pilots:—

The VULCAN sails To-rdo R ROW, (Saturday) the 16th instant,
at Eleven o'clock in the Morning.
The CITY OF GLASGOW sails on TUESDAY next, the 19th
diwstant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon.
The JOHN WOOD sails on THURSDAY next, the. 21st
instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply te DAVID M'IVER and Co., 3t Walpstieet.

tik For DUBLIN AND BEL T.
TSB CITY OF DUB
./t,*:4,:w \ STEAM-PACKET PAN Y,
INCORPORATED BY ACT ARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels,with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to th?i( following ports,
To 111 UR GIN Daily.
For,BE LFAST,—The CITY OF LIMERICK, on WED.
lUSIIPAY next, the 20th instant, atOne o'clock in the Afternoon,
Rota the Clarence Dock.

Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN WCA.MMON and Co.,

The pi incire of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and xporters by a Division of the Profits amongthem,
after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Snick the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due attention to their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

Co br etotO.

. •
r Obe DISPOSED OF, in consequence oilf the. ntleman
Whom it belongs leaving home for a short me. a supe-
rior Horse DENNETT CHAISE, nearlY"hew, th Collings's
Patent Axletree, with Harness complete.—A y to CHARLES
THE OSTLER, Croston's Stables, top of Parliament-street.
A SADDLE and BRIDLE may be had with the above.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

I3ottitO

EDINBURGH AND DUNDEE RAILWAY.
CAPITAL £400,000, IN 8,000 SHARES OF £5O EACH.,
Deposit £2 per share, and no further Call until the ct is
obtained.
rpHIS Railway will proceed from Edinburgh th ugh the
X heart of the county of Fife, and connect the mlous dis-
tricts of Petticar and Cupar with Dundee, the s nd City, in
point of commerce and manufacture, of Scotland, and will form
the commencement of the direct line (to be continued hereafter)
to Arbroath, Montrose, Aberdeen, and Elgin.
It will also form the line of communication between the fol-
lowing Railways :
DUNDEE AND FORFAR,
DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE,
DUNDEE AND ARBROATH,
AND
DUNDEE AND PERTH

To the City of Edinburgh, where it will join the Edinburgh,
Leith, and Newhaven.
A Survey of this important Railway (about thiret-four miles
in length) is now nearly completed by Mr. Rob t Stevenson,
Engineer, under the direction of several Pr
line. A detailed Prospectus. with the Names the Provisional
Committee, and a most favourable estimate of t e probable Re-
venue, will appear in a few days. In the meantime, a limited
number of Shares having been allotted to London and Liver-
pool, applications for Liverpool may be made to
B. W. and A. FRANKLIN, 1, Lord-street;
Or for Edinburgh to
`ROBERT ALLEN, Esq., Phmnix Fire-office,
Royal Exchange.
PETER WATT, Interim Secretary.
Edinburgh, 12th April, 1836.

NOTICE.
DEALERS in TOBACCO and SNUFF, i
Kingdom, are respectfully informed that
TUS of an intended JOINT STOCK COMJ
Manufacture of TOBACCO, SNUFF, and q
pear in a few days.
Liverpool, 14th March, 1836.

the United

rPROSTEC-
r.ANY, for the
JARS, will ap-

3tbtit 3obic.

THE COMPANY FOR SPINNING AND MANUFAC-
TURING COTTON WOOL AND BLEACHI AT
LIVERPOOL.
Capital a 50,000, in 10,000 Shares of ' ch,
COPIES of the Prospectus and Conditions, w lank Forms
of application for Shares, will he ready f delivery Tilts
DAY, at the Office of Mr. °KELL, Share B ker, 177, Dale-
street, or Mr. HtNDLE, Solicitor, 17, Lord-street. •

IT is intended to constitute a Company for the Supply of VE-
GETABLES, FRUITS, and FLO WEBS in t e Liverpool
Markets, more especially with respect to Vege bles, for the
Public. It is proposed that the Shares shall ,at £5 per
Share, to be called for as the Directors, at leeting of the
Shareholders, shall direct. £1 per Share to e paid on allot-
ment, and no Shares transferable until within one onth after
the permanent Directors shall be appointed.—Afololy to Mr.
ROBERT FOSTER, Exchange-street East.
Gentlemen Growers are earnestly requested to send the extra
Produce of their Gardens, for which they will receive a cor-
responding equivalent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-12

A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to
1-1. the SCHOOL far the DEAF and DUMB, held in the
SC i 100 L-ROOM, Won,l-street, on TiturisnAy, the 7th of
April, JS&, Rev. A. CAMPBELL in the Chair,
The Chairman having opened the business of the eeting,
and read the Report, and Mr. Sandbach havinw r the Ac-
count Current for the year, the following resolutio were passed
unanimously :
I. That the Report now read be adopt , and that it be
printed-and circulated under the direction the Committee.
2. That the thanks of this Meeting . ven to the Officers and
Committee for their services during, t past year, and that the
following be the Officers and Commit e for the year ensuing :
Tresurer—Mr. Henry A. Sandbach.
Mr. William Comer,
• Secretaries. Mr. John Radcliffe.
. COMM ITTEF..

Itev. Jon. Brooks,
Rey. A. Campbell,
Rev. James Aspinall,
Rev. Thos. Bold,
Rev. J. North,
Mr. James Aspinall,
Mr. T. B. Barclay,
M. James Crosbie,
Mr. John Crosfield,

Mr. R. C. Dawson,
Mr. Chas. Groves,.
Mr. Wm. Houghton,
Mr. John Knowles,
Dr. Francis R. Philp,
Mr. R. ltathhone,
Dr. Reynolds,
Mr. A. Smith,
Mr. R. V. Yates.

Surgeon—Mr. Ortt.
3. That the respectful thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Ladies' Committee, for their valuable services to the Institution,
and that the following Ladies be requested to act as the Com-
mittee for the year ensuing
Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Bold,
Mrs. I. 0. Bold,
Mrs. Barclay,
Mrs. J. Langton,
Mrs. Henry Sandbach,
Miss Marriott
AUGUSTW.
4. That the thanks of this Me(
for presiding on this occasion.

1 - Mrs. Ortt,
Mrs. R. Smith,
Miss M. Bury,
IMiss F. Rogers,
Miss Smith,
Miss Wakefield,
, Secretary.
i CAMPBELL, Chairman.
eting be given to the Chairman
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-12

PRICE OF BULLION IN LONDON.

PER OUNCE.
£ $ n Xs ts
Foreign Gold in Bars
... 3 17 9 3 17 9
New Dollars
Silver in Bars, (Standard)
5 0
New Doubloons l7, 6

NORTHERN HOSPITAL MONTHLY REPORT.

1836.

P4TIENTS DISCHARGED.
Cured l5
Relieved & made Out-patients 10
Irregular
Died 1
)spital
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-12

bt,g;olb or lict.z

rirOl3eSOLD Ot:l..Ell:COMmodious an Convenient GLASS
1. WORKS, situate at Rainhill, near rescot. The Premises
are advantageously situated, being in e immediate vicinity of
Coals, and.a ejoining the Liverpo d Manchester Railway.
l They have been lately occupied as Glass Bottle Manufactory,
but might with ease be converted to any other purpose. Imme-
diate possession may be had.—For further particulars apply to
Messrs. DE ANE and IPa,Am, Solicitors, North John street, Li-
verpodl.

DESIRABLE .RESIDENCE. 7
/ltd be SOLD or LET. with immediate possession, that re-
it cently-erected DWELLING- II OTiS E, called SA NO-
- situate near the villag,e of West, Derby, together with
the Outbuildings, larke Walled Garden, Lawn, Shrubberies,
and a Close of Land; the whole con ins about 4 statute acres.
The limise-eotitainS, on the merit story, handsome En-
trance-hall, with Stiine Staircas Dininroom,l7 feet by,W
feet;. Drawing-room, 16 feet fiches byg- 30 feet;' Breakfast-
rooaand Library, each 16 feet 6 inches square; large Kitchen
and Back Kitclien,. Butler's Pantry, Store7romn, and Glas's
Closets; and atove whiCh are eight excellent Bed-rooms, with
Three ,DresSing7rooms, Hot and Cold, Bath, Water Closet,
HOusemaid's Closet and 'Store-roam:
The' Huse was built about three years
,since, and has been
thorrilighly papered and painted within the lait twelVe mouths;
it is dista'nl.3!.2 miles from the LiYerpool Exchange, command-
ing an extensive view of the surrounding country.
For'partielilars apply to-RICHARD BEVAN, Slate,r's-court,
Castle-street, Liverpool.