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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

TOWN COLTNCIT, PIZOCEEDINGS

An adjourned meeting or the munthly:council was. held 9t2
'Wednesday laSt.

The proceedings were commenced by the MaVor readingirn
application froni.the cougregationofSt..Michael"s Church to IEI
allowed to erect'a tribute of respect to the memory of their late.
minister, Mr. Berry, to which the council acceded.
The !VALOR then announced that he had received two poems
from a gentleman, and. which were directed to the corporation.
'tie author stated that he had sent a ropy to the King-, anti had
received an answer, which he enclosed with the poems. What
his object was in presenting these poems, he could-not divine,
'unless it was to obtain something of a substantial kind. They
were too long to he read, hut he would read them if the council
wished it. (Loud cries of " No, no, no.")
The poeuis were then ordered to lie on the table.
The MAYOR then announced that he had received a petition
and prospectus of the Liverpool and flamburgh Joint Stock
Quill and Pen Company, requesting the patronage of the corpo-
ration and their sanction, towards the formation of the company.
One feature of the prospectus was, that the projectors said it
would give emploVinent to 590 or 1,000 little children, of various
ages from Bto 14 years. They also stated that the Ostrich
feather and artificial flower business took its origin in France,
and gave employment chiefly to young paupers, and now it was
no-uncommon- thing for a manufacturer to employ as many as
3,000. The capital of the company was to be £20,000, in 2,000
shares of £lO each.

The council declined hearing the prospectus read, as they had
gol copies.
The DEPUTY TOWN-CLERIC read a memorial from certain
parties complaining of the narrowness of a thoroughfare from
Temple-court to Tale-street.—Referred to the improvement
committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

J. C. PARSONS,

HAIR CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERRUQLTIER,
No. 99,-
_BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,_

lop ESP ECTFULt Y announces his having undertaken the
business so successfully carried on by Mr.. Denson. The
_superiority of the Establishment being undisputed,, the best rules
for; mainta in iowits character will be op d; and PE!WUMERY,
COMBS, BRUSHES, and every requisite r.the TOILETTE, will
be sold tiPon'the mercantile principle o small profits and quick
returns. He legs to inform the No ty, Gentry, and Public,
that the Hair Cutting and. Dressing epartment will 'have his
particular attention. It.being admitted that the preservation
.of naWral:Hairds.praerabfr to the use of-false, however correct
the imitation, those yi;ho place their Hairnnder his management
may'be assured that the necessity of its use will, in most cases,
be. iotally,precludpci.. AS the future beauty of Children's Hair
greatly depends on its first training :and management, -he will
ever give such directions as his long experience in this practice
_shall suggest. :For the convenience of those who are engaged
in Mercantile pursuits during the week, J. C. P. and his.able
assistants will be in 'attendance till a late hour on Saturday
evenings, . ,

J. C.P.J, celebrated throughout England for his original -in-
vention Of INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES, and GOLOSHES,
solicits an inspection of these articles, as also of his FRENCH
SHOES, GLOVES, and FLOWERS, which are regularly imported.
Merchants and 'Captains supplied with Perfumery for Expor-
tation, at Wholesale Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THE GIRAFFE,'
From the Surrey Zoological Garden , London.
AN eligible and respectable Place is anted, in Liverpool,
to Exhibit that extraordinary A al for a month or six
7
weeks. It must be on the groUnd floor, at least fifteen feet
high.—Letters directed to E. Crioss, No. 8. Chatham-street,
Manchester, mentioning terms, will be immediately attended to:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THAMES HAVEN DOCK 'AND RAILWAY
COMPANY,

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of the
act of incorporation, a registry is now in course of being
made out of all persons who hold shares in the-capital stock Of
this Company; and that it is necessarylli'at the certificates of
shares should be exchanged for certificates of registry, under
the common seal of the Company. Every holder of certificates
of shares is therefore requested to leave them, or cause them to
be left, at the Office of the CoMpany, free of expense, with a
memorandum at the back, stating his name, addition, and resi-
dence, and whether he wishes the whole of such shares to he in-
cluded in one certificate of registry, or in two or more certi-
ficates.

-
Due nofu'e of the certificates of rer,istry being ready for de-
livery will be given,

By order of the Board,
HENRY ANISINCK, Secretary.
Thames haven Deck and Railway Officer 3-1, Abchurch-lute,
London, 3lst Augn.t, 183 g.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

Tins DAY, (Friday.) the 23d instant, at Twelve lock, at the
Publit. Sale-rooin, Ex,han,ze-buil gs,
900 Bales Surat COTTON,
27 Bales Orleans DITTO; I faults
Apply to BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

• On account of' whom'il may cancer
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 2:3i1 instant, a .one ,o'clock, at
Hollinshead and Tetley's Office, 1 iford-street,
41 Bales' Surat COTT N,
Damaged with salt water, ea Eucles, from Bombay,—Apply.to
Messrs. Ntcot., DocKwormi, and.Co.,,Merchants, or to
HOLLINSHEAD. and TETLEY, BrOkers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21.—Noon, Wind N.—. Moderate,

Anntvsn—The Bristol, Mgiown, from New York—.ltapid David-
son, from Jamaica, sailed Ist August—England, Bacon, from Mazatlan
—Uarriet, Beneist, from Antwerp—augene, Volts, from Stettin.
SAILED--The Providence, Volbrecht ; and Freuudscbaft, Zielcke,
for Danzie—Twee Gehrpeders, Michelsen ; and Clemence, Thiel, for
AntsVerp—Johanna Wilhel mine, Bederson, for Hambro'L-Stormont,
Ibister, for Demerara—Vigilant, Patterson, for Rio Janeiro—Madras,
Dixon, for Bombay—Ardent, Hartgrave, for Berbiee—Paragon,Watt,
for Campeachy—John Dunlop, Skolfield, for New'York—Christina,
huis. for Amsterdam—Mastery, Le has, for Beyrout, &c—Mars,
Roper, for Pernambuco—Brenda, Ord, for Hayti, &c—Higginqon,
(i,lllespy, for i)iikdeira, &c —John Cumming, Thayer, for Philadelphia.
Anderson, from St Petersburgb,

The Gertrude, Grundry ; •San Prancisco,Tioggio ; and Fcrdinando,
Suttiirit, hence, at Trieste.
Vargas,-Mueriecas; hence, at Havana, 2d August.
Josephine. Dahlstrom, hence, at, Copenhagen.
Col;upbia Packet, Longridge, from Bahia, at Ilamburgli.
lindolf,Sparberg, hence, at Riga.
Brown, from Bt theta for Duhlin, off Kinsale. 18th inst.
Knipline; and Catharina Dorothea, Ilorstman, hence.
for Brake, ()MI/over.
Elizabeth; Hutching, from Aux Cayes,- at Falmouth.
Minerva, Berne, hence for Cronstadt, passed the Sound, 12th inst.
Betseys, Dunn, herice for Riga, passed do, do.
Augusta Matilda,Grunclwaldf, lience for Pillau, do. do.
Byker, Bruce, sailed from St Petersburgh for this Wirt, sth Instant.
Malcolm, Malcolm ; and Brothers, Scotland, sailed from do, for this
port, 9th instant.
The William, Anderson, arrived at this port from St Petersburgh.
On the 15th instant, off the Isle of Skye, spoke the Lady Cremorne,
Fenwick, hence for St Petersburgh.
A brig„ with yellow sides, head and main royal mast, supp.osed to
be it Scotch vessel, was seen on shore near Copenhagen, I2th inst.
Peals, Sept. 16.—An English vessel, laden'with wool, bound to Li-
verpool, Waterlogged, grounded between the liar and St Louis, Sene-
gal, previous to tie 3d ultimo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THEA.TRE-ROYAL, LIVERkOUL.

Mr. KEAN having been nightly received by crowded audi-
tories with the most enthusiastic applause, his engagement
has in cotseluence been extended.
Last Night of Mr. COOPER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-
lane, London.
Mrs. TAY LEURE, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and
Haymarket, (late Miss Grant, formerly of this Theatie,) is
engaged for a Fortnight, and will make her fourth appear-
ance here since her London engagement on Monday next.
Arrangements have been made with Mr. JOHN REEVE, the
popular Comedian of the Metropolitan Theatres, ( who arrived
in Liverpool on Tuesday, from America,) for Three Nights'
performance at this Theatre previous to the commencement
of his engagement next week in Loudon, and he will make
his second appearance this Evening in his original character
of Tons Twigg, in " Catching au Heiress." Mr. Reeve's last
Night of performance will be To-morrow (Saturday.)
MEALS present FRIDAY EVENING, the '231 instant, will
be perfortned Sbakspeare's Tragedy of

HAMLET.
Hamlet Mr. Kean.
Ghost of Hamlet's Father ..Mr. Cooper.
Polonius Mr. Baker. I Osijek Mr. Browne.
The Queen.. Mrs. Stanley. I Ophelia..... Miss Faucit.
After which, the Drama of
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
Tom Twigg—Mr. John Reeve, (as originally performed by him
in London,) in which he will introduce a celebrated Medley
and "The Statty Fair."
To-srottuow, (Saturday,) for the BENEFIT of Mr. JOHN
REEVE, and the Last Night of his Engagement, the favourite
Drama of THE WRECK ASHORE. 'Marmaduke Magog,
(Parish Constable,) Mr. John Reeve, (as originally performed
b• him in London.)—With CATCHING AN ►IEIRESS.
Twigg, (his oriikinal character,) Mr. John Reeve.—'l'o
conclude with the Drama of 1,2, 3, 4.5, BY ADVERTISE-
MENT. Ha►ry Alias, (with assumed characters,) Mr. John
Reeve.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

/
LIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXH rrioN:
rirtHE EXHIBITION of the VOI LS of MODERN
AL --- ARTISTS is- -NOW OPEN, at he EXHIBITION
ROOMS, POST-OFFICE PLACE.
Admissittn,.One Shilling, ; Catah>4ne. Otti'filfrit/tirt.; Season
Tickets, Five Shillings. SAML. EGLINGTON, -
Secretary to the Academy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THE SAXONY WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
No.
D 2, CORNER MIT.L-STREET, ST. JAMES'.
ANIEL JON ES and Co. respectfully an once to the In•
habitants of Toxteth Park and of Liv 00l generally, that
they have opened the Premises as abo with a large and en:.'
tire NEW STOCK of WOOLLEN CL HS, CASSIMERES,
FANCY•WAISTCOATINGS, &c. in all the fashionable Co-
lours and Newest Styles', • •
D. J. 4- Co., being determined to offer.for sale no Goods, but
such as are of the most approved manufacture, warranted fast
colours. And at the lowest possible remunerating profit, they'
confidently solicit a share of public patronage:
Pilot. Cloths Warranted Fast Colours & Waterproof.
Tailors' Trimmings of the best Quality. .

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL,
"XT °TICE: •IS . HEREBY GIVEN, . that SPECIAL
1. VESTRY, «ill •he held at SAW ICHOLAS'S
CHURCH, cm TH unsnat, the 29th day o pterotser inst., at.
One o'Clock in • Ole 'Affernoon, when a otion will be sub-'
Alined to; the Initalni,ant;; for the laying of a Church Bate of
One Penny in the Pound,. for the service of the present year.
M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry Cierk.
17th September, 1836.

APPRENTICES ABSCONDED, on the 12th instant,
from Mr. EDWARD CASDEN'S, Garver and Gilder, bottom
of Mount-pleasant, Liverpool,
WILLIAM IlEttaultr, aged 20 years; 5 feet r -
ture ; face rather square ; and thin light hai , -
whiskers. complexion, pale and swarthy.
Also, ROUE:I:T EDGAR, aged 19 year •
feet 7 inches in stature; dark, stV
curly hair; had on, when left, blue cr
and brown trousers.
If William Herbert-will return to his employment, no notice
will be taken of the past.
The Trade are hereby cautioned against employing the same.
Any information, directed as aboVe, will be received as a favour.

inches in sta-
rather curly; no

-appears 22 years; 5
complexion ; black
.oat, with bright buttons,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

PETTICOAT PARLIAMENT.

(A hundred years hence.)
Her Majesty went in state to close the session, attended by
all the great officers of state. Two troops of the Royal Amazo-
nian Hussars, on their new side saddles, escorted the procession.
They were commanded by Lady Pognacia Barkly, mounted on
her piebald palfrey. •
The intenor of the House of. Ladies presented a most ani--
matedappearance, from the number of gentleman gorgeously
appareled, who were permitted to occupy the front-benches.
In the absence of
,the
Lady High Stewardess,, who lay in on
Friday Of a daughter and heiress, the Countess of "Glengall per-
fortnea the duties'of that situation.
The commons having been summoned with the usual forma-.
lities, Mrs. Sneaker and about 120 memberS., wearing feathers
and lappets, appeared at The 6"ar. The novelty, mote that, the
brilliancy, of Lady Juan Russell's parure, coMprising, an en-
tire suit of Irish diamonds, amongst u high was a Kerry pebble of
extraordinary magnitude, attracted universal notice. Her Ma-
jesty gave the royal assent to several bills, and, having put on
her spectacles and Called fin. candles, proceeded to deliver her-
self of the following speech :
" My Ladies, Dames, and ,Gentlewomen,
" I continue to rcc,ive friendly professions from the tea-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND Qi'HERS.
LARCH WOOD.FOR SAL
On TUESDAY next, the 27th i tant, •
.ABOUT 7000 Feet of,pritne. foll-grown RC H TIMBER,.
1-X., suitable for Railway Sleepers, &c. olexcellent quality,
lying nt;Hollin,grove' .Gras.Grasmere,sere, nea Ambleside, in West-
moreland, welltOtuate d for, both, land ,and water carriage, as .it
may be conveyed to Liverpool or Manchester at a very moderate
expense. _ . • • , - • •

Any further particulars may be,kupwo, or to vim the Timber,
,
apply to Mr. JOHN GREEN; of-Gfassinere, who will show the
same as it is now draWn into lots to suit puichaiers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

e3•!ipptnnq EineMyatt.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Moderate.
(Irish Mail.—High Water 7h lm.)

ARRIVED—The Virginian, Harris, from New York—Letitia, Potts,
from Malaga—Hermoder, Anderson, from Arendahl—La Fayette,
Newman, from Illeabun-,Superior, Lbuttet: and Shepherdess, Tur-
ner, from St Petersburg—Jean Van Eyek,Cornelisse, from Ostend—
Jupiter, Kraaft; and Ferdinand, Genche, from Danzie—Williatn,
Anderson : Haidee, Stewart • and Penwiek, --, from St Peters-
burg—Ruby, ',arrant, from St Übes.

AIRO AnßivED—The Athlone, (steamer) from Belfast.

Huskisson, Bill ; Napoleon, M'Cuffin ; & Samuel, Jameson, hence,
at Quebec.
Corsair, Shalders, hence, at St John's. N B.
Enchantress, Black, hence, ;it Charleston.
Vergus, Cornforth, hence and Apalachicola, at New Orleans.
Columbus, Palmer ; and Congress, Hart, hence, at New York, 21st
ultimo. _ _ _

Augusta, Trott; Marengo, Dickenson ; and George Washington,
lloldredge, hence, at New York, 23d ult.
Frederick Wilhelm 111, Kuhr, henc'e and Bermuda, at New York,
23d ultimo._ _

Havre, Btoddart, from Havre, at New York.
Hark Away, Fisher; and 11armora, Meyer, hence, at Virginia.
The Thomas, Murphy, hence, at Waterford.
Rapid, , fm Jamaica, for this port, off Mizen Head, 18th inst.
Highfield, Brown, hence, at Dublin.
Thistle. Vbgler, hence, at Eastport.
John. Mitchinsbn, from Bt John, NB, at Belfast.
David Webster, • frotri New Orleans for this port, was off the
Grand Bahama Bank, 13th ultimo.

The Comala. arrived at this port from Calcutta, sailed from
the Sand Heads 29th April, from the Cape of Good Hope 13th July,
and from St Helena on the 27th.
.0n the 13th uttitno, off the Cape de
Verds, spoke the Mary Dngdale, from Calcutta for this port, 'sailed
from the Rand ifeads'22d March.
Courier, Fell, wailed from Lisbon for Monte Video filh instant.
The. William Mulvey, Cheveley, hence.for Valparaiso, was 12 miles:
W.S W. off Tuskar, 14th instant.

KE,y WEST, July 29.—The court has decreed salvage on the Eleanor,
from New Orleans for Liverpool. at one-third of the vessel and cargo.
The vessel is ordered to he sold on the sth August, and the salvage on
the Cargo to be paid in kind.

N, . •
Ew ORLEA74, Aug. Ist.—The Jane, Hill, for Liverpool, has been
condemned and will be sold. The Rowena, for St John's, NB, *as
at anchor outside the Bar'3oth ultimo, leaking badly, and crew in a
state of mutiny; could not proCeed in consequence. Aug. 10th, the
Uriton, for Liverpool, has got °tribe Bar, and was at anchor outside,
Bth instant. getting her amen anchors which she lost in getting over
the Bar. The Mary Maria, for London, was on the Bar, Bth instant,
but nearly Over, and doing very well.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THIS DAY, (Friday,) lhe'23d ii;stant, at T e plve o'clock,.
i
1000 Bales, consisting Portugal, Italian, nwaihed Spanish,
Cordova, washed and limed Smyr East India,
Russian, &c., &6:, CVO L. 5,,,,,,,
For further particulars apply to • . •
ABRAM GAItTSIDE, Wpol. Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 23d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room. Exchange-bail gs,
1800 Bales Surat LOTTO ,
1500 Bales Bengal DIT
Apply to Messrs_TAYLOß, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

Peremptorilu.—For account of the Bankrupt Estate of George
,resv6.-
Lillie and Co. ---
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 2,3(.1 instant, ne o'clock, at
Pallows' Warehouse,-Pet ' -lane,
II Cases Printed COT; ONS..
For particulars apply to Messrs. DUNLOP, WADDELL, and
Co„ Merchants, or to . •
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

'T
1115 P 4 y, (Friday,) the 23d instant, at i'vt-eli;:e a.t
Wm. P. Iltishby'B,Qlßce,‘9', Excha -alley,
100 Tierces Jamaica) Cowerm.•
301) tales Mocha
Apply to WM. P. PISSI-IBY, 13voker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

E...ST. ALBIN respectfully antrounces to his" Pupils and
J.ll. the Nobility and Gentry, that! his. Aca y• will;RE-
opEN on .Ttiutin.t v, the 29th of Septemb , at the Adelphi
Hotel, at Hall-past One o'clock.
Durint, the vacation Mr. St. •A [bin ha tteri4d at Almack's,
the Academies of Mad.ime Michan, and Mr. Oscar Byrn; and.
has become perfectly acquainted with every style of fashionable
Dancing:

Mr. St. Albin also begs to state that he'does not receive Pupils;
for one quarter only, unless they have been instructed by him
previously.
IG, Broz,Alotr.street, Pembroke-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
From the 15th to the 2•2 d giptember, 1836.

DISCHARGED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients
Irregular
Dead

ADMITTED.
In-patients
Out-patientg,
Casual duringl I. P.
the last week 0 V.
Reinain in the honse 205

• • •
House Visitors—Mr. Rushton and Mr. Brocklebank.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw...
Chaplain, the llev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon. Mr. J. Ashcroft.

LOCK HOSPITAL.
Admitted 5 1 In the Ifospital 50 1 Dischatied 5

LONDON GAZET7W.--TuEspAy, SEPT. 20.

•
PARTNERSHiPS DISSOLVZD.,
T. Wild, and T. Bainford, Wyersdale, Lancashire, machine-nakers
J. Orrelrand T. Clegg, Wigan, Lancashire, machine-makers.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles James Christrnas,and William Hart, Church•passage, Ro-
therhithe, cement-manufacturers. ,
Ralph Speechly, Fenchurch-street, London, commission-agent.
Jam HaVeock Walduck, Birmingham, dealer in wines.
George Rickards, Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, moister.
deotge Lawton, York, dealer and chaprnan.
Jacob Watts, Bristol, boot and shoemaker.
DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 12, M
E. Jones, Liverpool, grocer—Oct..l3, F. Howe. arg.k!:',
hotel-keeper—Oct. 12, J. W. Gough, Durslev, Gloucestershire, sta-
tioner—Oct. 14, C. Sanderson, Prince's-str,,et,Danover-square, Lon-
don, hotel-keep Oct, 12, J. Whitehead, Woodford, Essex, (I or--
Oct. 20, W. Hopewell, Lenton, Nottinghamshire, joiner-:-Ort. I/, J.
Walton, Redditeh, Worcestershire, victualler—Oct. 11, G: Walker and
W. H. Walker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iron-founders—Oct. 17, F.
Markland, Great Yarmouth, chemist—Oct. 12, C.Wright. Dover, inn-
keeperOct.'l3, W. Fly, Herne Bay, builder—Oct. 20, IL,Ciitherow,
Horneastle, Lincolnshire, scrivener—Oct. 13, C. Redman, nerne Bap,
builder—Oct. 6,J. Gallo), Wheelock, Cheshire, corn.:dedlerOet.
W. Armstrong, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchant—Oct.-12''W.'Kin0-
ford, Buckland, Kent, paper-manufacturer—Oct. 13, 8: Kingsford,
Sturrey, Kent,. miller—Oct. 13, J. Kingsford, Canterbury, millerj--
•Oct. 12, W. Wills, Exeter, builder—Oct. 21, T.' Cracknell4,Eirtning,
ham. grocer—Oct. 13, 1). Morling, Great Yarmouth, grocer,--Oct. 21,
J. Haley, Birmingham, button-rnanufacturer-41et. 17; B. Bider,
Brighton, builder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR

71 and 72, CIIURCII-STRE .
ADJOINING THE POST-OEFIC
ruHOS. WOOLFIELD begs to annourr e his return from
I. London and Paris, where he has by enabled to select a
most choice and splendid variety of GI a DS, which are now
daily arriving, and, by Wednesday, the 28th inst., he hopes the
greater part will be :here, and ready for exhibition on the 29th,
when he respectfully solicits ,the Public to view the result of his
exertions, and.can safely promise them that the choice is greater
and more splendid than • any other establishment in England
can display, and that every Article will, as usual, be marked at
the lowest cash price.

BRONTE MADEIRA WINE.
•
MR. WILLIAM MILLER begs leave o inform his
111 Friends and the Public, that Me rs. S. and IV.
WOODHOUSE having relinquished the r ail sale of their
Bronte Madeira' Wine, in Bottles, at in small quantities
by the Gallon, he takes this mode of informing them, that he
has commenced the Business of a WINE MERCHANT in
all its branches, and has opened an Establishment for that pur-
pose in DUKE-STREP.T, Liverpool, where such Friends as may
please to favour him with their orders will be supplied with the
genuine BRONTE MADEIRA, of the best quality, as im-
ported from Messrs. WOODHOUSE'S Stores, in Sicily, and at
the prices usually charged by them, viz.
In Bottles, 265. per. Dozen, Bottles •included.
Without Bottles, lOs. per Imperial Gallon,
Per Hogshead,_9s. 6d. per Gallon.
NQ. 106, Duke-street, nearly opposite the Union
Newsroom.

Liverpool, Sept. 1336.

• THE LIVERPOOL STEAM TUG COMPANY.
IHE SIMI? EHQIi.DERS in the LIVERPOOL STEAM
TUG COMPANY, are requested to take notice that the
DEED of SETTLEMENT of the SAID COMPANY will
be at'the Office of Messrs. SHACK LETON, WEIGH
TER, 'No. 30, Brtinstick-street, Liverpool, .Id after W,H13,.
NESDAY, the 29th dity of. Septemberi t, until THURSDAY
the 13th day of October 'next, for the' respective sinaturos;
and all Shareholders are hereby required to execute the Deed
within the time prescribed, otherwise their Shares will ,be
forfeited.

All persons executing the Deed of Settlement, must produce
the Bankers' receipts for the calls already made, which will be
exchanged for Certificates.
SHACKLETON. 'WRIGHT, and HUNTER.
Liverpool, 22d S-epteinber, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

be

014 SALE, an excellent FINGER_Ott N, in a handsome
. ' Gothic Mahogany Case, suitable a Concert-room er a
small Church or Chapel.
The Organ may be seen and particulars may be bad by apply
ing (:t• by letter post paid) to M. Ev.ANs, Organist, Lancaster.
Lu6aster,'l7th September,lB36.

LISCARD.
niN SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a considerable quantity of
VI FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, (in .ots to suit
Purchasers, varying from 30 to WO bards in de ,) situate at
Sea Bank, adjoining a road l 2 yards wide, ow formimz in a
direct line ftont the Beaeh of the Ricer ey to the Village of
Liscard, .
The greater portion of this Laud en tulti an uninterrupted
view of the marine scenery of the Po . of Liverpool, and haS
a Frontage to Me Shore wed suited for Bathing; the remainder
has an extensive view of the Welsh Mountains; the sshole
contains a deep stratum of Itrick Earth of good quality,-and
presents, by the gradual inclination of its szirfisee, the. greatest
facility fist Sey'erage, so essential fur tguilding purposes.
I,ooo,ooo_Bricks, made this season, are now ready for sale on
reasonable terms. . •

A Sea-wall is commenced, and is rapidly progressing; pre-
paratory to the Establishment of SEA BANK FERRY, about
400 yards northward of Egremont
Also, about 25,000 Superficial Yards of BUILDING LAND,
situaie
,at New Brighton ; a Frontage of 70 yards to the Sea
:Beach offers a very eligible site for an Hotel or Ferry. , The
whole of the'Land is well calculated for the erection of Bathing
Villas or Marine Residence's.
Every accommodation mill be afforded to Purchasers of Free.
hold, or Building Leases will be granted.
For particulars apply to J. I'ENKETT, ,Esq., J. DENNIt.
MADDOCK, Esq., Sea Bank; Messrs. ,Lama and SANDERS,
.Solicitors, or Messrs. EDWARDS and Soy, Architects, Liver.
pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THE PATRONAGE,. RIGHT OF PRESENTATION
AND'PLII pwrum, AI/VOWSON OF THE.C,HURCII
OF SAINT LUKE, IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL.
iO lie SOLD, by order of the Ecel-esiastical Commissionersit- fur England, the PERPETUAL - ADVOWSON- and
PATRONAGE of the CHURCH of -SAINT LUKE in the
town of Liverpool, and the right of presentation of
.rdiniger
-and'chanlain. Under an Act of Parliament 3 George
,14,
e.
19, -the ;early salary of E 250 is payable to the minister, and the
like salary to the chaplain by the Corporation of Liverpool.
They are also entitled to fees. .The appointments of clerk and
sexton, with salaries payable by the corporation, are vested-in
the minister. The present minister is 41 years of age. The
present chaplain is 3t years of age. This Aitvowson is in the
patronage of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the •ti-
yough of Liverpool, and is to be Sold by order of the said com-
missioners, by tender, in the form Which has been approved by
the said Commissioners. Such persons as are desirous of
making tenders for the purchase of the said Advowson may re-
ceive forms of tender at the office of the saidCormnissioners, 5,
'Whitehall-place, London, bet Ween the hours of 11 and 3; or
at the office of the 'l'owu. Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool;. and
the tenders must be delivered in duplicate sealed up, and
directed " To the Ecekesiastical Commissioners for England,"
marking thereon, " Tender for the right of Presentation of
Minister and Chaplain to -the ch'irch of Saint Lithe, in the
town of Liverpool, at tbaotlice of the said CommisSioners on -
or before FRIDAY the 30th*day of September, 1536, but no ten- •
der will be received after.l2aclock on that day, nor will any;
proposal he noticed unless maple in the said form, and delivered
office at the said oce-of-the ComMissiOners. For further in forma-
lion and particulars:UpPly to the Town Clerk, Town Hall.; Li-
verpool;: or at the office of Messrs.. ADLINGTON, GREGORY,
FAULKNER, and FOLLETT, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London.

CHINA,. EARTHENWARE, AND GLASS,
REMOVED FROM 40, POOL-LANE, TO PARADISE ROOMS,
, - 31, PA RADISIi-STR EFT. - • •
DETER WOODNORTH, in gratefully, acknowledging past
faVouts, be,s leave to report that, anticipating. an advance
in: the Prices.rif CMN A and, EARTHENWARE. and also
an increased demand in the Autinnu and Winter Sea-ens, he
extensivehas just purchased an Assortment of Ornaments,
Table, Tea, and-Breakfast•ServiCes, Toilet Sets, Tea Tasters,
Ece. . .

•
Cut and Plain GlaSs Vases, Decanters, Chandeliers, Lustres,
Etruscan, Table, and Cabin Lamps, York Lantiirris, Deck and
Side. Lights for Ships, with every other Article useful in the
Dwelling-frouse, Cabin, or Office.
• P. W. having‘ had thirty 'years' experience as a Mannfacturer
'and Exporter, respectfully- offers hi s services as a GLINEakt,
PACKING AGENT for Exportation.

Stranfiers visiting Live'rpoOl.iill find these Rooms worthy 'of
their notice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

school were always throwing stones. Mr. Hall said he (defen-
dant) must not do so again; he could not allow it, and he should
be sorry to send him to gaol, He had had immense' numbers of
applications made to him about the throwing of stones at the
schools. He must be. ehliged to punish some of the boys if it
was continued. Mr,Hall,then cautioned the complainant that
the boys of the school-also would be punished if they fought or.
threw stones,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

Mr. KEAN having been nightly received by crowded audi-
tories with the most enthusiastic applause, his engagement
has in consequence been extended.
Last Night of Mr. COOPER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-
lane, London.
Mrs. TAYLEUR E, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and
Ilaymarket, (late Miss Grant, formerly of this Theatie,) is
engaged for a' Fortnight, and will make her fourth appear-
ance here since her London engagement on Monday next.
Arrangement's have been made with Mr. JOHN REEVE, the
popular Comedian of the Metropolitan Theatres, (who arrived
in Liverpool on Tuesd3y, front America,) fur Three Nights'
performance at this Theatre previous to the commencement
of his engagement next week in London, and he will make
his second appearance this Evening in his original character
of Tom Twigg, in " Catching an Heiress." Mr. Reeve's last
Night of performance will be To-morrow (Saturday.)
THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, will
be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of
HAMLET
Hamlet Mr. Kean. ."
Ghost of Hamlet's Father Mr. ooper.
Polonius Mr. Baker. I 0rrick........ .Mr. Browne.
The Queen.. Mrs. Stanley. I Ophelia..... ass Faucit.
After which, the Drama of
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
- -

Tom Twigg..llr=Jofinaeeve,(s originally performed by hint
in London,) in which he will introduce a celebrated Medley
and "The Statty Fair."
To-sionttow, (Saturday,) for the BENEFIT of Mr. JOHN
REEVE, and the Last Night of his Engagement, the favourite
Drama of THE WRECK ASHORE. Marmaduke Magog,
(Parish Constable,) Mr. John Reeve, (as originally performed
by him in London.)—With CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
Torn Twigg, (his original character,) Mr. John Reere.—To
conclude with the Drama of 1,2, 3,4, T.), BY AD VERTISE-
muNT. Harry Alias, (with assumed characters,) Mr. John
Reeve.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

WEST INDIES.

To sail on the 28th ins!. 1.
•
For DEMERARA, with liberti, • call at MADEIRA,
'The'ship P H •^ N I X,
365 ti .
J. FIARTLE , Master.
For passage
.(having excellent accommodations,) apply to the
Master, On board, wtst side Prince's Dock, or to

C. W. -and F. SHAND.

UNIT ED STATES.

To-morro
Foe NEW Y K,
AIV. The fihe A 1 coppered Am • an Ship BERWICK
Captain J. Co Astc ; ,
Has "rot only for "a fey; tons Light Goals.—Apply to
GEORGE BROWN.

A regular frailer, and will 'sail on Thursday next, the 22d instant.
. . For PHILADELPI-4.1A, •
Drk ..•
/ 4.: The fine Engflsh-buia Bare 'PENDENT,
- • ',.; BDWAfiI) SIMI'S° ' aster,
( Who is well 'known n the trade; )
Burthen per register 257 tops; coppered; sails well, and is in
every respect a desirable conyeyauce.--For terms of freight,
&c., apply to the Captain, on board, Brunswick Dock ; to Mr.
THQMAS INGLEUY, UT to GEORGEru BROWN.

For FREIGHT or CIIARTER,
' For NEW ORLEAN
The well-known Ship NIAIiS f Greenock,
J. M‘GtictutisT, aster;
Ewa= per register 405 tons; copper and copper-fastened,
• and• a regular trader ;•liing in George's Dock; has superior
accommodations for passengers.-Apply to
WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Exchange-buildings.

'Frits DAY, (Fridav,) the 23d instant, at Twelve o',el6ek, at the
Public Sale-iiiam, Exchaitt!e•buildi
84 Bags Sea Island Cl 11"I'0 ,
3'..15 Bags Stained Ditto DU 0,
40 tags Upland 'DITTO, all faults.
Apply to LEA ,and WADDIJsIGTON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

PETTICOAT PARLIAMENT.

(A hundred years hence.)
Her Majesty went in state to close the session, attended by
all tbe great officers of state. Two troops of the Royal Amazo-
nian Hussars, on their nilv side saddles, escorted the procession.
They were commanded by Lady Pognacia Barkly, mounted on
her piebald palfrey.
The interior of the House of Ladies presented a most ani-
mated appearance, from the number of gentleman gorgeously
appareled, who were permitted to occupy the front. benches.
In the absence of the Lady High Stewardess, who lay in on
Friday of a daughter and heiress, the Countess of Gleng,all per-
' torinea the duties of that situation.
The commons having been summoned with the usual forma-
lities, Mrs. Sneaker and about 120 Members, wearing 'feathers
and lappets, appeared at the bar. The novelty, snore than the
brilliancy, of Lady Joan Russell's parties, coirprising an en-
tire suit of Irish diamonds, amongst, w hick was a Kerry pebble of
extraordinary Magnitude, attracted universal notice. Iler Ma-
jesty gave the royal assent to SCV( rat bills, and, haying put on
her spectacles and called for candles, proceeded to deliver her-
self of the tollowing Speeth:—
"'My Ladies; Dames, and Gentlewomen,
"" I continue 'to ri.e...iye 'friendly professions from the tea-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

COJI.STWISE.

r For LONDON,
The Schooner BETS E Y
J. HANNAFQRD, Masts ; ,
A 1 ; SO tons; west bidee use link.
- 'Aud now loading at Cotton's Wh , London,
For LIVERPOOL,
The Schooner C-H.E S T E R,
.1. METCALF, Master;
100 tons; both to be despatched in a very few days.—Apply to
3lessrs. JEFFERY SNIITH and Soss, Cotton's Wharf, Loudon,
.pc WILLIAM:PEMBERTON., Orford-street,
Agent for Patent Iron Buoys, Fire pricks, Tiles, &c.
N.B.—Barclay and Co.'s'londtin Porter in Barrels, Half
Barrels, &c.

WOOL.
Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the 23d instant, at Twelve O'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, 0!dhall-str ;
1239 Bales Australian .WOOL,
Ex John, White, direct from Sj:- ev.
•
The above cargo, comprises a large prop on aline combing
and fine clothing descriptions, the marks DM'K,, GOO,
TPM, IM, IWG, HY, inclwiive, and other choice ifeeces.

Also, at the same:time,
293 Bales Tasmanian .WOO,L,
Now landing, ex Matchless, final' Hobart Town.—Apply. to
Messrs. ASPINALL, BROWNE,. /toil ASPINALL, Merchants, nr
BUCHANAN and 81WW—...•;4', Broleys.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 23t17m ant,
.117 Bales Cape of Good Hope *OOL.
126 Bales German
:Poi further particulars apply to Messrs..R.' Zwr LCH E N 13A 11 T
and Co., Merchants, or to. A.BRAM. GARTSIDE.
. . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 231 instant, at
.Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson 4nd /lorsfall's Office, Loer Castle- .eet,
50 Casks Jamaica
:20 Casks Demerara CO F
22 Bags Mocha
130 Bagsll'rinidad COCOA:
Apply to Messrs. CFI Alt LE,S HOHSPALL.... Sox, and Co„ Mer-
chants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

FRIDAY, SEPT. 23.—N00n, Wind W.W.S.W.—Fair.
• (An Irish Mail.—High Water 101122 m.)
flan ivED—The Rothschild, Laidly, fm Quebec—Atalanta, Kopeke,
from Memel—Providentia, Fradburg, fm Stralsund—Gezina, Pottera,
from gotter6m—Bugene, Lerran ; and Pauline, Pierre, from Ostend
—Elvira, from Constantinople.
OFF PORT Brig and 2 Snows, at 1 p.m.
SAILED—The Gratitude, White, for Barbados.

The Eliza Scotland, Scotia d; Water Witch, Butcher; Trewarthen,
Tonkin ; Helen Scott ; Madona del Gv.zie, Balsams); and the Lady
Clinton, ;hence', at Naples.
Skeen, Boyd, hence, at St Thomas.
tuphemia, Brown, hence, at La Guayra.
Lee, Braithwaite, hence, off do.
Janet, Barnes; John Airey,' Nicholson ; and Pearl, Holland, hence,
at Leghorn.
Ifebe,Thomson ; and Dispatch, Carter, hence, at Gibraltar.
Don Juan, --,--, hence for Bazbados, was spoken I3th August, in
long. 58 47.

. -
Westmoreland, ---, hence for llalifaN, was spoken in lat. 5130,
long. 14 30.

The Brilliant, Gibson, sailed from Jamaica for this port, Ist Aug.
The Dampier, Newlands, fm Jamaica, off Cape Clear, for this port,
■poke tie Rapid, from this port for Nassau, within 2 days' sail of the
latter port.
The Apollo, Manden, from London, at Palermo, and sailed f:,9th
August, for this port.
ST. IvEs—The Ostendais, Delperre, from Liverpool to Ostend, was
abandoned last night about 10 leagues west of Slimly Island, having
9 feet water in the hold—crew landed here in their boat.

imports.
WEST INDIES' AND MADEIRA

Mary, n9B) Wheelwright, fm Tortola, with 132 hds 238 brls sugar,
8 pns rum, 3 bxs sqccades, 3 kgs tamarinds, 1 kg rum, 6 bales cotton,
I hot arrowroot, Burrow and Nottage-2 brls sugar, 1 keg tamarinds,
said Master—Q Dk.

- SOUTH AMERICA.
England, 02:4 Bacon, fm Mazatlan, with 500 t Brazil wood, Todd
Naylor and co Dk

UNITED STATES.

•, _ _
Virginian, (593) llarris, fin New York, with 100 bls• cotton, Wad-
dington, Holt and co,-57•d0, Itathbone. Bros-1 do, 'l' Wilson and co
—63 do. 1 box colas unkn, %VildeS, Picker;ill and co-1 box contents
unkn.,‘ W and J Brown and cols es do. W A Brown-1 do, Crop'per,
Benson and co-3 do, C Humberston 3r co--1 do, Moore & 'Al'Creight
—2O pkgs do; P. Frodsham-1.9 es 1 He do, 228 hrls tar, 14 brls apples,
Sands,'lbidison and co-225 hrls tar,Collmann, Lambert and co-6 tes
tobacco, 15. hales cotton waste, Order-14 hds sweepWashers' sand, .1
Alston and Son—a guts. shookS, &c, P%V Byrnes.—a'grity do, J W
Stiawr ISk

Bristol, (441) M'Kown, fin New York, with 318 bales cotton, W &
.1 BroWn and co-131 dO,Wildes, Pickefsgill and c0—,121 do, T Wilson
900 kris turpentine, Order-IUO brl:s do, T Todd-500 brls do, 1000
kris tar, .% Eccles and co—a prel shooks, &c, J W Shsw—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

TUESDAY.

For the hettqfit of the Underwriters.
On TUESDAY next;the 27th :instant, at 'twelve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Fosters s,hed, Ja4son'h,lo,ne,.Union-street,
Sundry GOODS, saved front` the ''‘Vreck of the trinsic, lost
on the Irish Coast, on het voyage to Ne Orleans, con-
sisting.of— r, 7
.56 'Boxes TIN PLATES,
8' Ingoti of TIN,
65 Bundles
(STEEL,
23 Bars
-6 AXLES,-

1 Box COPPER,
I Cask
1 Basket} OLD IRON) &c., &c &c.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESFATE, NEAR EbREMONT,

,
CHESHIRE. ,
iestrg,o
THIS DAy,•(Friday,) the -231 instant, at On ' 'clock, at the
Clarendon-rooms, :South John- eet,
HEBANK-HOUSE ESTATE, w in the occupation
rtl
of James Fogg, containing Eleventatute Acres of Land
• .This valuable. property is deligbtfullylsituated on the Banks
of the Mersey, about half a mile north of7lhe Egreinont, Ferry,
.and almost immediately adjacent to the Liscard-Union and Sea
Bank Ferries. It commands most beautiful marine prospects,
is abUndantly supplied with excellent spfing water, and the
Land, gradually rising from the Shore, is admirably adapted
. for Building Purposes, :allowing .hOuses- a little more remote
from completely to overlook, others nearer to the River, or it.
presents, from its extensive Front to the River, (against which
it is protected by a strong sea wall,) and its vicinity to the
Northern Docks, a most eligible opportunity fur extensive
Works.

The Purchaser can have the option of purchasing, at a price
which will be fixed upon previous to the Sale, Two MARINE
COTTAGES, erected upon Lunt' foynierly part of the:Estate,
and about Half a Million of BRICKS, now on the Land.
Plans may be seen and further p4rticulars. known by qpply=
ing to Messrs. BARTLEY and FisnErt, Solicitors, Temple-
CPU rt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

CRINAr—EARTHENWARE, AND GLASS,
REMOVED PROM 40, POOL-LANE, To PARADISE ROOMS,
34, PARADISE-STREFT.
IjETER WOODNORTH, in gratefully acknowledging past
.favours, begs leave to report that, anticipatin an advance
in the Prices of CHINA and EARTHENW E, and also
an increased demand in the Autumn and W. ter Seasons, he
has just purchased an extensive Asso t nt of Ornaments,
Table, Tea, and Breakfast Services, To t Sets, Tea Tasters,
:8;c:

Cutand-Plain Glass Vases, Decanters, Chandeliers, Lustres,
Etruscan, Table, and Cabin Lamps,
.York .Lanterns, Deck and
Side Lights for' Ships, with every other Article useful in the
Dwelling-house, Cabin, or Office. -

P. W. having had thirty years' experience as a Manufacturer
and Exporter, respectfully otters his services as a GENERAL
PACKING AGENT for Exportation.
trangers visiting Liverpool will find these Rooms worthy of
their notice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THE PATRONAGE, : RIGHT OF PRESENTATION
AND PERPETUAL ADVOWSON OF THE CHURCH
OF SAINT LUKE, IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL,
rm be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastic Comm aissioners
I for England, the PERPETUAL VOWSON and
P,A.TRONAGE of the CHURCH of S INT :LUKE in the
town of Liverpool, and the right, of
,esentation of minister
and chaplain. Linder an Act of Pa ament 3 George IV. c.
19, the yearly salary of £2sois pays eto the minister, and the
like salary to the chaplain by the Corporation of Liverpool.
They are also entitled to fees. The appointments of clerk and
sexton, with salaries payable by the corporation, are vested in,
the minister. The present minister is 41 years of age. The
present chaplain is 31 years of age. This Advowson is in the
patronage of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the bo-.
rough of Liverpool, and is to be sold by order of the said Com-
missioners, by tender, iu the form which has been approved by
the said Commissioners. • Such persons as are desirous of
making tenders for the purchase of the raid Advowsoo may re
ceive forms of terrier at the office of the said Commissioners, 54
Whitehall-place, London, between the hours of II and 3; or
at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool; and
the tenders must be-delivered in duplicate sealed up, and
directed " To the Ecclesiastical Commissioners fora England,"
marking thereon, " Tender for the right of Presentation of
Minister and Chaplain to the churchof Saint Luke, in the
town of Liverpool," at the office of the said Cornmlssioneri on
or before FRIDAY the 30th day of September, 1836, but no ten-
der will be received after 12 o'clock on that day, nor will any
proposal be-noticed unless made in the said form, and delivered
at the said office of the Commissioners. For further informa-
tion and particulars apply to the. Town Clerk, Town Hall, Li-
verpool; or at the office of Messrs. ADLINGTON, GREGORY,
FAULKNER, and FOLLETT, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

WEBER'S LAST WALTZ.—The very pretty Waltz which, un-
'der this title, is so popular among our young ladies is, It seems,
an impostor. We find the following account of it in The Musi-
cut. World :—" The, waltz in questidn formed'part of a colleetiOn
of twelve, originally published on the Continent in the:year 1821,
the whole Of whielh are the undotibted edinpiisition of Mr. C. G.
Reissiger, of Dre4den, (who succeeded Weber as Maitre de
Chapelte to the-King of Saxony,) an author already *ell known •
'in England by his piano-forte trios, .and numerous other claSsi=
eal compoSitions, both vocal and ibStrinnental. 'Weber,:s.eho,
was personally acquainted with the author used warmly
.6, aelt'-
nowledge the merit of the composition, but would hive been the
last person in the world to claim any distinetiOn-which belonged.
to another. Reissiger has already made these factS knoWn to
'The.Germen public through the Medium' of the Aagemeine Mu-
sikalisehe Zeitung, and it' is but fair that the musical 'World In'
this country should have 'a correct notion who is re'yd/iy the mil.
thor of a comptisition so extensively circulated inEnglaud, and
so gehe'rally bdmire'd."

.Bwritovat4's PIANO-FORTE.—An advertiseMeutilias ,
appeared the Allip'meine Zeitiing, from tt,o
music-
seller Kistner, in Leipsic, offering for, sale
,the piandf;forte.
which was presented to Beethoven some years since by seyos.l
of the principal 'musical men in England, as a mark of their re-,
apect and esteem. It was purchased by the present posSesscir
at the 'sale of Beethoven's effects, and its authenticity can,be
satisfactorily denionstrated. rt is one of BroadWoOd's, of the
cOnapais of six. octavo's, .and on it is inscribed the names of
those iriusicians -who preiented it to Beethoven, by whom it was
used for the last twenty , years of his life for composing and
playing; and is (in Says the advertiseMent) now offered, for
sale to all lovers of true reliques, and to all admirers of Bee-
thoven's .genius.L-•Mnsical
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

THAMES- HAVEN DOCK AND RAILWAY
COMPANY.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, in pursuance of the
1.1 Provisions contained in the Act of Parliament, the First
GENERAL, MEETING °Abe PROPRIETORS will he held
at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25th day bf September_ next, at Twelve o'clock precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held i to AREA of the
ExcuANGE-BUILDINGS, at Six o'clo in. the Evening of
TrusiokY next, where it is respectfully at earnestly requested
that the COMMERCIAL CLERKS.of jverpool will attend,
itt order to take into consideration the Measures to be adopted
itiorder to -*secure to themselves au entire intermission from
their ardUous.occupations during the approaching FESTIVAL.
The Meeting will he addressed at length by a Committee of
Young Men appointed for that purpose.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

a.:.:~. ~.,~,

THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES' BANK. THE KENYON AND LEIGH- JUNCTION RAILWAY
r fII R IHE POPRIETORSof SHARES inthe LIVERPOOL
COMPANY.
UNITED TRADES' BANK are respectfully requested XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a SPECIAL GE-
to pay a FOURTH CALL, of TnituE POUNDSN SHILLINGS NERAL MEETING of this COMPANY will be held
1:1
at our Office, in Union-court, Castle-street, Liverpool, on
Pir.it SnA us, on the number of Shares held by them respectively,
TnubsDAY, the 6th day of October next, at Two o'clock in the
on or before MONDAY, the third day of Octriber, at the Bank.
Afternoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend, and of au-
It will be requisite for each Proprietor to produce his Certifi-
cate. By order of the Directors, thorising and making a Lease to the Bolton and Leigh Railway
. • WILLIAM WILSON. Man,,trer. Company, pursuant to the Act of Parliament passed in the last
_ Session. Dated this 2lst :September, 1836.
C. W. (;LAY,)
Ofthe Company.
J. SWIFT, C Clerks
~.

LIVERPOOL FISH COMPANY,
OFricx, 19, LORI)-STREET.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the SHAIWHOLD-
ERS in this COMPANY, that they are called upon
pay a SECOND INSTALMENT of ONE POUND per
Share,' on each and every Share held by them, into the Bank of
Messrs. Lay LAND and But.t.EN, Liverpool, ou or before the 13th
of October -next.

Ey order of the Directors,
'l. TOBIN, Chairman

21st September, 18.36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

• WOODHOUSE,S 'MARSALA ' WINES.
4ESS,RS. WOODHOUSE BROTHERS •beg leave to
N announce to .their. Friends and
.the Public, the Retail'
Branch of the Business has .been disconti ed; but they will
have much pleasnte in supplying t e Friends kith their
choicest WINES, in any quantities, of less than a Quarter
Cask, containing Twenty-four Gallons, imperial Measure. To
the Wholesale Wine Merchant, Messrs.WooOnousE BKOTHEItS
are prepared to offer much more advantageous terms than
heretofore.
22, lienry.street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23

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