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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

VALUABLE FO rf LING-PIECES.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On 'TUESDAY next, the 2d of August, at Leven o'clock pre-
cisely, at the Hanover-ru s,
lOUT ONE HUNDRED .DO LE and SINGLE
ilk_ BARRELED FOWLING-PI 4' ES of superior quality,
with Percussion and Flint Locks, ' sted Steel and. Damascus
Barrels, Patent Breeched, sever in Mahogany Cases, and
.many highly finished. Also, about 300,000 Plain and Fluted
PERCUSSION CAPS.
To be viewed on Monday next, the Ist of August, when
.Catalogues may. be had from Mr. T. BRANCH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Poetry of S. W. B. is not suited for our columns.
We cannot notice the communication of " Inquirer."
" Constant Reader" is informed that the article he refers to is
an advertisement.

" A Letter to Operative Conservatives" shall be noticed in our

next.
We must again solicit the indulgence of our Correspondents ;
the importance of the parliamentary debates, and the extent
of cur remarks preclude the possibility of inserting their fa-
vours this week.

We have received a copy of the Sermon preached on the oc-
casion of the death of the Rev. David WNicol which will be
noticed in our next publication.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

FRINGE MANUFACTORY AND GENERAL FUR-

iiii-
NISHING ESTABLISHMENT, "
ArtELPHI HOUsR, 25, RANELAGH STR T.
The only one of the kind in Liver .
CI WOODS and Co., Wholesale and etail Dealers in
k-11 • 'Moreens; Damasks, Furniture Prints, Blankets, aid
Quilts, Floor and Lobby Cloths, Carpets, and Druggets.
Captains and Strangers will find a decided advantage by pur-
chasing at the above Establishment.

CORK PORTER.
ESSRS. BEAMISH and CRAWFO , PORTER
I BREWERS, of Cork, having appoint Mr. WM.
THOMAS their Agent for the Sale of th ir Extra Stout
PORTER in Liverpool and the country a • cent, they beg to
call the attention of thr Trade, Hotel-keepe Private Families,
and the Public generally to their Stock of Extra Stout Porter,
now in their Vanits,.No.,3, College-lane, which they can confi-
dently xecommend as a very superior quality.
To be had for Draught, in Hogsheads, -Barrels, and Half-
barrels, to suit the convenience of Purchasers, and also in
Quart and Pint Bottles, for Home Consumption and Exporta-
tion. WILLIAM. THOMAS, Agent,

3, Cullegn•lane,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL, D MATHEMATICAL
ACAD Y,
77, GREAT GE GE-STREET.
XESS/tS. SORLEY'S CHOOL was REOPENED
.1.411 YESTERDAY, (Thtirs :,) the 28th instant.
Mr. John Sorley has accommodation for Two or Three addi-
tional Boarders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

Eo in Art,

FllO be LET, and entered upon in the ivitng month, the
MESSUAGE, LAWN, GARDENS nd OUTBUILD-
INGS in the Village"of Litherland, nowledthe occupation of
William Bi=ade, Esq. • ' •
For further particulars apply to EDWARD GIBBON, Esq., St.
Anne-street, or to LACE, SONS, and MyEus, Castle-street.

FRINGE MANUFACTORY AND GENERAL. FUR-
NISHING/
ESTABLISHMENT,
ACIELPHI HOUR) 25, RANELAGH STR T.
The only one of the kind in Liter .
g---1 WOODS and Co., Wholesale and etail Dealers in
Vire Moreens, Damasks, Furniture Prints, Blankets, at
Quilts, Floor and Lobby Cloths, Carpets, and Druggets.
-Captains and Strangers will find 'a decided advantage by pur-
chasing at the above Establishment.

CORK PORTER.
IUESSRS. BEAMISH and CRANITFO , PORTER
BREWERS, of Cork, havint, appoint Mr. WM.
THOMAS their Agent for the Sale of th it Extra Stout
PORTER in Liverpool and the country a, cent, they beg to
call the attention of thr Trade, Hotel-keepe ',Private Families,
and the Public generally to their Stock of Extra Stout Porter,
now in their Vatilts,.No. 3, College-lane; which they can confi-
dently .recommend as a very superior quality.
To be had for Draught, in Hogsheads, Barrels, and Half-
barrels, to suit the convenience of Purchasers, and also in
Quart and Pint Bottles, for Home Consumption and Exporta-
tion. WILLIAM THOMAS, Agent,

3, Collego.•lane.

-1
lISS E.ATE.,DANSON begit.tainform her Pupils and the
AL. Public that she will Reco tnenee giving LESSONS, on
the 4th of August, in FLOWLE. DRAWING 'rein Nature
and in Per,•simetive., The former she teaches the System of
the celebrated M. Redoubt 6, under whom studied for some
time in Paris. Class Days, on Thursda • and Saturday's, at
Two o'clock.—Terms for Schools and Private Lessons way be
known on application to Miss K. D., at No. 14, Upper Parlia-
ment-street, Wintlsor. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

THE RHINE, via ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, OR
OSTEND.

Reduced Fares by the General Steam Navigation mpanik
Packets.
Chief Cabin to Rotterdam or Antwerp 2s.
Passengers to Cologne, and any places on t e Rhine, can
proceed by these vessels on the bottest terms.
The Company's splendid and powerful STEAM-
-4,\A,/t PACKETS, with unrivalled accommodations
for families, leave the Custom-house, London,
for—

ROTTERDAM, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed-
nesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning
every Wednesday and Saturday.
ANTWERP, with a bag of letters from the Postoflice, Sun-
day and Thursday, at Noon precisely, returning Wednesday
and Sunday, at the same hour. The sea passage,to Antwerp is
30 miles shorter than that to Rotterdam.

OSTEND, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday night.
Chief cabin, El 10s.

For freight to Rotterdam or Antwerp apply to Messrs. DE
Bia and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minot ies ; and for freight to Os-
tend, to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, Tower-street.—Berths
may be secured at Mr. CoLmAN's, 61, Charing-cross, and at the
Offices of the General Steam Navigation Company, 37, Regent-
circus, and 69, Lombard-street.
C. BESSELL, Secretary.

All small Parcels and Packages are requested to he brotight
to the Offices of the Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lom-
bard-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.—N00n, Wind W.S.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED—The Gleaner, Taylor, from Miramichi—Faside, Prim-
rose; and Regard, Crofton, from Quebec—Ajax, Hiern, from New
York—Trineulo, Jeffs, from Bombay—Gondola, Reline, from New
York—Chester, Mason, sailed 25th ult. ; and Niagara, Howes, from
Savannah.
SAILED—The Maria, Doyle, for the Cape of Good Hope—Sannon,
Wilden, for Rio Janeiro.

. The Zeno, Lawson, hence, at Batavia and Sincapore, 10th Feb. and
was to sail for this port 4th April.
Racer, Dunn, from Cadiz, at St Jago de Cuba.
Rebecca, Cresawell, hence, at Bahia, 26th May.
Reindeer, -, hence, at do, 27th.
Kate, -, hence, at do.
Mischief, Lacey, hence, at Ancona.
Edwin, Matthews, hence, at Naples. •
Corsair, Henderson, from Messina, at do.
Beau Ideal, Kingston, from Naples, at Palermo.
Laura Ann, Crossley, hence, at Lisbon.
Gazelle, Buchanan, from St Domingo, at Antwerp.
Export, Merrell, from Matanzas, at do.
' Emma, Crosby; from Rio de Janeiro, at Hambro'.
Phcebe, May,lienee, at Pillau.
Republic, Coffin, from Havana, at Riga.
Ringmahon Castle, from Trinidad. at Cove.
Dominica, Bowman ; and Try Again, Haycock, from Quebec, at
Cove.
The Henry, Jobling ; and Montcalm, Chambers, from Pugwash, at
Dublin.
George, D .y, from Shediac, at Dublin.
British Tar, Blinkhorn, from St Jehn's, N B, at Dublin. -
Borneo. Gorman, from Quebec, at Limerick.
„Eagle, Buchanan, from Miramichi, at 'Waterford.
Don, Walsh, from Quebec, at do.
Beiram, Easter, from Smyrna, at Milford.
Frances, Griffith, from New York, at the Clyde.
Dykes, Harrison, from Bathurst, at Lancaster.
Lune, Pearson. from Quebec, at do.
Bombay, Routh, from China off Portland.
Henri IV, Kearney. from New York off the Start.
Science, Baker, from Constantinople, at Stanclgate Creek.
Time, Prima, from Smyrna, At (10.
Charles Clark, Richardson, from Cuba, at Swansea.
Protheus, Holn, from Valparaiso, at do.
Packet, Briggs, from Hammerfest, at do.
Reform, Dobie, from Sincapore for llambro', off the Wight.
Philadelphia, Morgan, from Philadelphia. oft do.
Six Sisters, -, from Miramichi, at Wyre Water.
British King, --, sailed from Savannah for this port, 24th June.
Betseys, Dunn, sailed from Falmouth for this port, 2.4 d instant.
Robert, Owen,; and Jean, Scott, sailed from Deal for this port, 24th
instant.

Harr Bibby, Neale, hence for Bombay, was spoken 2d ult. in lat.
4 S. long. 25'W.
The Good Hope, Oliver, froni Whitehaven for Cardiff, at Isleman,
very leaky, having struck on King William's Bank.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

THE CORPORATION SCHOOLS

'TO WM. RATEIBONE, ESQ.
Dann SIR,—In a letter which appears iu the Albion, of the
18th inst., addressed to the Rev. A Campbell, you are pleased
to say :
"I was a good deal surprised, too, to read Mr. Horsfall's state-
ment, that the Irish system of education evidently aimed at the
exclusion of the Bible, after hearing him read to the council the
preface to the selections in which it is most distinctly stated,
that they are not intended as a substitute, but as an introduction
and an inducement to the more frequent perusal of the Bible."
I am sorry if any reporter has misstated what I said on the
occasion referred to.

It is quite true that I did read, in the council, an extract from
a preface to one of the books in question, and to the effect you
hive stated; and I did so to prove that the councii were going
further, in excluding the Bible from their schools, than the
Irish Education Board professed to do.
It is also equally true, that when 1 spoke at the public meet-
ing of " excluding the Bible," it was with reference to the
mode in which it was excluded by the town council from their
schools • and this I did in express terms, not leaving my mean-
ing to be inferred by any doubtful expression of it.—l am, dear
Sir, your most obedient servant,

CHAS. HORSFALL.

Evorton, 22d July, 1836.
P.S.—I may observe, that what yen have stated, with regard
to my communication with Mr. Wilcox, is precisely what took
place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Wednesday Evening, July 27,
Several of the Cabinet Ministers had a meeting this rnornifigf
at the Home Office. Lord John Russell and the Chancellor °
the Exchequer afterwards visited Lord Melbourne. his
Sir J. C. Hobhouse informed the House of Commons
evening, that he had that morning received a dispatch, Commons,
stated that during a severe hurricane, a steam vessel, the Tigres,s,
(we believe,) was upset on the river Euphrates, and that tweell
lives were lost. T,he names of the sufferers should be publisbe"
as soon as a list could be made out.
Accounts have been received from Maranham to June 11,
stating that his Majesty's ship Snake had arrived there fro,
Para, with information that the above city was taken possess°n
of by the legal government on the 13th of May.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the Ist August, at Twelv o'clock, at Moly-
neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Ch• pol•street,
81 Bales Repacked Orleans VION,. .
Apply to Messrs. T. W. SMITH and C Merchants, or
MOLYNL'UX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On MoNDAy next, the Ist August, at Ts 1v 'clock, at Wtn.
Peatt Bushbv's Office, No. 9, Exch ge-alley,
17 Boxes of BEES' N ,
Ex Eliza Heywood, from Singapore.— ply to 14Iessrs. ROBT
Wise and Co., Merchants, or to
W. P. BUSIIBY, Broker.

VALUABLE BUILDING LAND.
By GEORGE ASHTON,
On MONDAY next, the Ist day of August, at the house of
Thomas Tame r, the Cogee in,NOtillt.ll.ixktlif ow kw
of Lancaster, at. Six "'lock iu the Evening, precisely, in
Lots suitable for Purchasers,
4PIECE of LAND containing about One Thousand su-
perficial Square Yards situate at t back of the Wes-
leyan Chapel in Vv oolton, and late in t possession of Charles
Roby, (deceased).
Also, another Piece of LAN ontaining about One Thou-
sand superfiCial Square Yards, eing part of the Chapel Field
Close,) situate in Delf-lane in the village of Woolton, late in
the possession of the said Charles Roby, and having a Front-
age of upwards of thirty-three yards to the Public Road.
The Tenure of the whole is Freehold of Inheritance, and im-
mediate possession may be had. -
The Property can be viewed on application to Mr. BAKER,
Schoolmaster, Woolt..n ; and further Particulars may be had
at the office of Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solicitor, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

LAUNCESTON, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.

We learn from Mr. P. Oakden, who has just returned from
Launceston in the Alexander Johnston, that the trade between
that place and London has increased so much of late that the
exports from thence exceed those from Hobart Town. From
the Custom-house returns for the season of‘ 1835, it appears
that, besides other articles, the following were exported to
London :

Wool, 4,391 bales, estimated there at .£88,2c]9
Whale oil, 651.1 tuns, „ 11,853
Whalebone, 56 tons, „ 4,773
Bark, 2,503 „ If 10,772

In the present season, up to the 12th of March, five vessels
had sailed for London, (the 'Westmoreland, Mary, John Den-
niston, Ann, and Isabella,) and four others (the Protector,
Crusader, Elizabeth Taylorson, and Francis Charlotte) were
loading for the same port ; another (the Chili) was expected to
be laid in, and the Norval was taking in bark at Weston Port
prior to completing her loading at Launceston.
In the statement of exports for last season given above, the
cargo of the Westmoreland is included, that vessel having sailed
just before the close of the year.

- It seems rather remarkable that, with all the facilities for this
trade in Liverpool, so large a proportion of it should be carried
on to London, the Alexander Johnston, which arrived here
last week, being the first vessel which has ever come from
thence direct to this port; and up to
sailed from this port direct to Launcel
PORT OF LAUNCESTON, VAN
Vessels cleared out for Great Britain
December 19, 1835, to Mt

this period no vessel has
stop.

DIENIEN'S LAND.
, with their cargoes, from
zrch 8, 1836.

Name of vessel

Bales
Tons. of
Wool.
405 381
2-15 387
441 9-17
339 462
25 333
289 548
1944 3078
895 ..

Westmoreland
Mary
John Denniston
Ann
Isabella
Alex. Johnston

101
53
140
102
98

Tuns
of
Oil.

whale-
bone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

LIVE/WOOL AND ISLE OF MAN.
The Royal Mail Steam-packets
QUEBN OF THE ISLE,
sr ( WILLIAM GILL, Commandand
• MONA'S ISLE,/

EDW. QUAYLE,
Are intended to Sail from George's D Liverpool,
"CliVierahuedade'r'
For DOUGLAS,
Every Morning, (Sunday excepted,) at Ten o'clock,
RETURNING 'ROM DOUGLAS

Every Morning, (Sunday . excepted,) at Seven o'clock, until
further notice.
Cabin Fare, 10s. 6d. I Steerage; ss. 6d.
Passengers and their Luggage will be put on board of, and
landed from, the Packets, at each Port, free of charge, by the
Boatmen engaged fur this purpose.
The Public are informed that the EARL OF SURREY is
chartered by the Directors of the Steam Packet Company, for
the Conveyance of CARGO during the summer months—and
as she is expected to make a weekly Voyage between Liverpool
and Douglas, the Freight of Goods will be the same as published
by the Company.
j Liverpool...MOOßE and CHRISTIAN, 23, Red-
cross-street,
Agents. Douglas....EDWA RD - MOORE, Steam-packet
Quay,
(Manchester .JOHN WALKER, 39, Maiket-strect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

ST. ANNE'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIAT N.
V]IHE SEVENTH MONTHLY MEETING of t e
BERS of this ASSOCIATION will take ce at Mr.
HotoEN's, Richmond-row, OUTUESDAY EVENIN ext, the 2d
August, at Eight o'clock. JAMES PARKER, Chairman.
Riehmoud-ruw,- Friday, 29th July, 1836.

PARISH OP LIVERPOOL.
A T a SPECIAL MEETING of the INHABITANTS,
-M.-assessed and contributing to the relief of the Poor within
the town of Liverpool, held in the Parochial Chapel of our Lady
and Saint Nicholas, in the said Town, on TUESDAY, the 26th
day of Jaly, 1836, (pursuant to notice duly published according
to the directions of the act for the better paving and sewerage
of the Town of Liverpool) for the purpose of nominating and
e jo
choosing such and so many Commissioners out f the Council
of the said Town, as would be requisite to sup y the bubsisting
vacancies in the number of Commissioners t be chosen out of
the said Council, according to the provision f the said act,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, on f the Rectors, in

the Chair;

It was moved by Mr. 'Wtr.r.imu WALES, seconded by Mr.
JOSEPH GIBBONS,.
That the following Gentlemen, (being of the Council of the
Borough of Liverpool,) be nominated and chosen Commissioners,
to supply the vacancies in the number of Commissioners to be
chosen out of the Council of the said Borough, viz: John
Holmes, James Lawrence, Joshua Walmsley, John Cropper,
the younger, John Shaw Leigh, William Earle, the younger,
Cravilord-Logan, Henry Lawrence, and .lances Moon, Esquires.
The foregoing gentlemen having been severally nominated
and put, were respectively declared duly elected.
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Resolved,—That the thanks of this meeting be presented to
the Rev. Rector Brooks, for his impartial conduct in the Chair.
EDWARD G. DEANE,
Clerk to the Commissioners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

FASHIONABLE DANCING,

Th/FR.‘ EDGAR WEBSTER begs most re3pectfully to in-
IYL his Friends that he has recd enced giving
INSTRUCTION in 'every variety of t above elegant
Acemaplishment.
A select Academy is held (by the p ission of Mrs. Parry)
everrTnuaSoAr MORNI.NG, at No. 2, irchfield, Islington.
Shortly will be published,
LES CHARMES .DE LA VAR lETE, an entire NEW
SET of QUADRILLES, as danced in Bath, Cheltenham, and
Liverpool, and comprising the various styles of the present day.
By EDGAR WEBSTER.
Terms, &c., may be known 04 application at Mi. Smitti's
Music Repository, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

Six vessels..

Five vessels now
loading

Custon-house, Launceston, March 8, 1836.

Return of the Value of Imports
ceston, Colony of Van Diente
IXI
Value

and E
en's La
PORTS.

1:.1i;, ated

Apparel •
Apothecary
Bagging
Boots and Shoes
Butter
Beef and Pork
Cheese
Casks for the fisheries
Carriages

Coffee -
Cedar
Coals
Deals.
Dried Fruits
Earthenware
Glass
Hosiery R.; Haberdashery
Hops
Household Furniture • • • •
hats
Ironmongery and Wware
Live Stock
Malt Liquors
Machinery
Oilman's Wares
Piece Goods
l'ine (New Zealand)
Stationery
Saddlery
Spirits, brandy

geneva
rum ......

Sugar
Tea
Tobacco
Woollens
Wine .
Unenumerated

&lfmalcu

12647
1684
1629
530
3991
1'5131

2713
3097
9232
1217
5201
tno3
16564

6343
1814
7241
6049

2428
1547
4195
1519
436
2091
5742
10397
1885

946
7029
137(,
1222,

32
111
481
2006

EXPORTS.
T'itlue in Pot 4

Bark, 2503 tons
Beef and Pork
Barley. 090 his
'lone, Whale, 56 tons •
Flour, 1041 tons
Hides
Itay, 1311 tons
Kangaroo Skins
Lire Stork
Oats, 7638 hls
Potatoes, 173 i tons
Seal Skins, 450
Spirits, brandy

rum
geneva
Tobacco
Timber
AN heat, 76.930 his .
Wool, 4391 hales
Whale Oil, t;sli tuns
Unenumerated

Those markt•`d thus (' 1 were all sent t,

The number of ships entered inwards during t
vessels, 65 ; tons, 12087. Outwards, vessels, 45:
C:46:011141CWO, Launces:,,n, 1-1 t .'t ~cinuary, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

. ,
PARBOCK COAL,
FROM THE MINES LATELY WORKED BY THE E. I. OF SEFTON.
eIAMERON and WILLS beg to inf the Brewers,
Bakers, Sugar Refiners, and all Man lovers requiring
a pure, hot, swift-burning FURNACE C W,L, that they are
prepdred to enter into Contracts for the regu • supply of any
quantity of the above-mentioned Coals from th' Tarbock Mines,
having now the entire sale of them in Liver') 1:
Public Weighing Machine and Cual-oifice, Myrtle-street
South, near the Railway, Crown-street, and No. 72, Oldhall-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

THE CROPS.

EARLY HARvEsT.—Harvest commenced on the 18th instant,
in the vicinity of Nairn, in a field of barley, belonging to C.
Macrae, Esq., Nairn-grove: it was early sown, and is a fair
crop.—lnverness Chronicle,
_

From an extensive inquiry in this county, we are certain that
the crops of hay, wheat, barley, and oats, are very deficient;
not half an average crop. In Worcestershire and Cheshire the
same opinion may be formed. The scarlet trefoil has failed ge-
nerally in this county. In Ireland the crops are reported rather
prosperous • and it appears that the same remark may apply to
Scotland.-2Shrewsbary Chronicle.

On Wednesday morning last, the sickle was applied to the
flourishing crop of oats in our neighbourhood, and it is with
feelings of sincere satisfaction, we announce that it has realised
the sanguine expectations of the owners. We hope ere a short
week or two has passed away, we will be able to announce a
similar result as to the general state of the harvest in our vici-
nity.— Tipperary Constitution.
A sample of new chevalier barley was exhibited in Colchester
market on Saturday last, in excellent condition. It was pur-
chased by Mr. Scott, baker, of that town, at 325. per quarter,
and Mr. S. was offered .2s. per quarter in advance, but refused it.
REMEDY FOR THE 'TAUNT IN THE POTATO CHOP.—An in-
telligent individual, conversant with farming operations, informs
us that the process of pickling the seed potatoes with lime, has,
for several years past secured- him plentiful and wholesale crops
of potatoes. The best proof of the utility of this simple pro-
cess, is, that in the same field, the plants that had been pickled
had yielded excellent crops, while those that had not been so
prepared had failed. The lime is supposed to destroy the grub.
The Mark-lane Express states that in France the recent warm
weather has wonderfully improved the prospects of the farmers;
and that those who had calculated on a deficient crop, now look
forward to 'it least an average one.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

SATURDAY.

To-mwtitow, (Saturday.) the 30th instant, on the Quay, east
side Brunswick Dock,
The cargo, per Woodman, from Pugwaslytiv landing,
consisting of '
264 PINE LOGS,
8 HARDWOO OGS,
4016 DEALS,
10 Fathoms LATHWOOD.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS
and Co., or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

FURNITURE.
By Mr. BYFORD
At his Rooms, Clayton-square, on Tu DAY 2d
.August. 1836,
punctually at eleven o'clock, late e Property of Mr. David
Richards, Removed fur the c nience of Sale. Compris,-
ing.
VOUR-POST and Camp Be, cads, Feather Beds and Bed-
ding, Painted Chamber Articles, Mahoony Chests Draw-
ers, Chairs, Tables, Fenders and Fire Irons, Sofa, Couch,
Dressing Glasses, Books, Glass, Kitchen Requisites, also
three Sofa Frames with Mahogany carved fronts, and other
Effecti.

May be viewed on Monday Ist August, when Catalogues may
be had at the Rooms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

eete BROCKSOPP'S TEAS, imported this eason, were re-
moved out of bond for sale on the send of July, 1836;
the particular day on which the tea duty w s reduced.
The leading article in Black Tea is t 4s. Bd. the pound.
This 4s. Sd. Tea, if compared with the ivekpool eight shilling
Tea of two years ago, would at once pr ye to the public the ad-
vantages now derivable from a "free trade" with China.
Not less than a quarter of a pound sold, and no credit given.
• WILLIAM BROCKSOPP, Tea Merchant, a 3, Bold-street, Li-
verpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

LITERARY NOTICES,

On the. ROmish. Doctrine of Purgatory, in which that
doctrine is confuted on the authority of Holy Scrip.
tune, and its Origin. and fatal Tendency explained ;
the Suktunce of a Discourse delivered in the Parish
Church of Wigan. By the Rev. H. O'NEtu.,, A.B.
Curate.

We have been favoured with a copy of this admirable
discourse, in which the gross delusions of Church of
Rome are exposed with an unsparing hand. We con-
ceive it toe impossihle for any candid inquirer after
truth to rise from the perusal of this Sermon, without
being convinced of the fallacy of this Popish doctrine,
by !.be unanswerable script Ural argUments which are
adduced.

The following extracts will exhibit in a strong light
the besotted ignorance and superstition of Roman Ca-
tholics, even in Enlightened England.
" 1 hold in my hand a document, containing, the Rules of a
Purgatoriau Society. The object of the society is declared in
these words :—"This Spiritual Association of Roman Catholics
of Wigan, in Lancashire, is solely meant to obtain from God
an increase of such blessings—spiritual and corporal, as may
conduce to •his honour and glory,--particularly a speedy de-
livery from the pains of purgatory, for the departed soulS.of the
society; which favours we humbly hope to. receive by the ado-
. rable sacrifice of the Mass, offered up. for that. end, and the
prayers enjoined to be said by-the associates themselves.' "
"This precious document concludes by declaring, that the
small contributions of sixpence are fixed for the poor ; but peo-
ple of better circumstances, by paying a greater sum, will do a
charitable act, •by conducing to the generel good of all the
members, and assisting, perhaps, near and dear relations, who
may be crying in the flames of Purgatory, Take pity on me, at
least, you my friends, take pity on me.' Job. 19. 21.
The following " Rules" of the Association are ap-
pended in a note :-
1. Each member to contribute the sum of sixpence, in the,
mouth of December.

3. Two Masses to be offered every month for the living and
dead of the Society, or oftener, if the subscribed money will
allow.

4. Every member to say, kneeling, the LOrds' Prayer, the
Hail Mary, and the Apostles' Creed once every week, for the
intention, of the Association.
7. Each member not paying his'or her yearly sum of six-
pence, shall be excluded from the benefits of the Association,
or pay one shilling to be re-adtnited.,
NB. Souls departed before the commencement of this Associ-
ation, if their names are entered, and if their living friends pal;
the sum of three-pence only, shall be considered as members of
this Association!

By this it would appear that these departed Soizh, if
in Purgatory, have to pay their sixpences annually for
their own deliverance. What sort of coin is used in
Purgatory ? flow is it transferred to the Society's box
at Wigan ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

ST. ANNE'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIAT N.
rjrlHE SEVENTH MONTHLY MEETING of t e MEM-
Ii of this ASSOCIATION will take ce at Mr.
HotnEN's, Richmond-row, OUTUESDAY EVENIN ext, the 2d
August, at Eight o'clock. JAMES PARKER, Chairman.
Richmond-row, Friday, 29th July, 1836.

PARISH OP LIVERPOOL,.
A T a SPECIAL MEETING of the INHABITANTS,
1A..• assessed and contributing to the relief of the Poor within
the town of Liverpool, held in the Parochial Chapel of our Lady
and Saint Nicholas, in the said Town, on TUESDA Y, the 26th
day of Jaly, 1836, (pursuant to notice duly published according
to the directions of the act for the better paving and sewerage
of the Town of Liverpool) for the purpose of n?rninating and
choosing such and so many Commissioners out f the Council
of the said Town, as would be requisite to sup y the subsisting
vacancies in the number of Commissioners t be chosen out of
the said Council, according to the provision f the said act,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, on f the Rectors, in

the Chair,
It was moved by Mr.'WiLussz WALES, seconded by Mr.
JO6F.Pft GIBBONS,

Phat the following Gentlemen, (being of the Council of the
Borough of Liverpool,) be nominated and chosen Commissioners,
to supply the vacancies in the number of Commissioners to be
chosen out of the Council of the said Borough, viz: John
Holmes, James Lawrence, Joshua Walmsley, John Cropper,
the younger, John Shaw Leigh, William Earle, the younger,
Crawford Logan, Henry Lawrence, and Janes Moon, Esquires.
The foregoing gentlemen having been severally nominated
and put, were respectively declared duly elected.
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Resolved,—That the thanks of this meeting be presented to
the Rev. Recto Brooks, for his impartial conduct in the Chair.
EDWARD G. DEANE,
Clerk to the Commissioners.

TO THE FRTE:NDS AND PROPNOTERS OF
SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION.

Under the Illustrious and Distinguished Patronage of thei "Royal
Highnesses the Pach,ss of Kent and Princess Victories and a
long list of the Nobility, C lergy, (amounti j to
about 25(X) Subscribers.)
APICTORIAL; GEOGRAPHICAL, CH NOLOGI-
CAL, and HISTORICAL CHART, by R IMPRISS,
Delineating the Rise and Progress of the Ev elical or Chris-
tian Dispensation, to the Ascension of our Lo Arranged, by
permission, according to the " HARMoNIA VANGELICA," Of
the Rev. linwA RD GRESWEL.t, B.D„ containing 170 Vignettes,
and about 600 References; engraved in a very bold style, by
I. C. ZEITTEE. Size 68 inches by 36, mounted on canvass and
roller, price £2 1.25. 6d. unvarnished; 6s. extra if varnislAed.
The SAME, (Reduced Scale,) having a complete Historical-
Table in the Margins, with about 600 References to the Gos-
pels Lan our Lord's Journeys exhibited; every event localized,
and 25 Vignettes, from Designs by the Old Masters; engraved
in bold Outline h I. C. ZEITTER. Size 36 inches by 29 inches.
Price, with the-Key included, on Black Rollers, El Is.: ditto,
varnished, £1 3s. 6d., or in a neat Portable Case, £1 2s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

THE CROPS.

EARLY HARVEST.—Harvest commenced on the 18th instant,
in the vicinity of Nairn, in a field of barley, belonging to C.
Macrae, Esq., Nairn-grove: it was early sown, and is a fair
crop.—lnverness Chronicle,
From an extensive inquiry in this county, we are certain that
the crops of hay, wheat, barley, and oafs, are very deficient;
not half an average crop. In Worcestershire and Cheshire the
same opinion may be formed. The scarlet tiefoil has failed ge-
nerally in this county. In Ireland the crops are reported rather
prosperous; and it appears that the same remark may apply to
Scotland.—Shrewsbury Chronicle.

On Wednesday morning last, the sickle was applied to the
flourishing crop of oats in our neighbourhood, and it is with
feelings of sincere satisfaction, We announce that it has realised
the sanguine expectations of the owners. We hope ere a short
week or two has passed away,
_we will be able to announce a
similar result as to the general state of the harvest in our vici-
nity.— Tipperary Constitution.

A sample of new chevalier barley was exhibited in Colchester
market on Saturday last, in excellent condition. It was pur-
chased by Mr. Scott, baker, of that town, at 325. per quarter,
and Mr. S. wos offered 2s. pet quarter in advance, but refused it.
REMEDY FOR TH;24.:AINT IN THE POTATO Chop.--An in-
telligent individual, conversant with farming operations, infOrms
us that the process of pickling the seed potatoes with lime, has,
for several years past secured him plentiful and wholesale crops
of putatoes. The best proof of the utility of this simple pro-
cess, is, that in the same field, the plants that had been pickled
had yielded excellent crops, while those that had not been so
prepared had failed. The lime is supposed to destroy the grub.
The Mark-lane Express states that in France the recent warm
weather has wonderfully improved the prospects of the farmers.;
and that those who had calculated on a deficient crop, now look
forward to it least an average one.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH CONVERSATION.
MONSIEUR HUBERT, native f Paris, has opened
MONTHLY PRIVATE C ASSES, which assemble
Four Days in the Week.
School Terins.—The Ladies e Forenoon, the gentlemen
in the Evening.
His method in parsing, an y.sing,
.olouble translation, and
practical demonstrations saves the time and the trouble of
learning the rules by rute, and enables the learner to speak
fluently the French Language in a short time.
1, :St. Catherine's-terrace, Abercnnnby-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

CONDITIONS.

That the Capital of the Company shall be £300,000, divided
into 15,000 Shares, of £2O each.
That a Deposit of £3 per Shate shall be paid, under an order
from the Committee, into the Bankers of the Company, to the
credit of the Directors.
That the remainder of the Capital, or so much thereof as shall'
be required, shall be called for by Instalments, of wlncl, 21
. days' notice be given.
, the Shares
m
That in case of non-payment of any such call,no
Calendar month after the giving such 21 days' notice
be thin
sorfeit
in respect of which such default shall be ade , ha
to the Company. wit ono
shalltfter appointed.
That the affairs of the Company
Directors before named, and those hereafter
tshall have power to add to.
That the Directors already be conducted by the
"m"- ez„,qas as they shall deem
their, number, and to make 1. !
inohe Company, until a Charter of In-
expedient, for carrying
That for the Security, cifa the,,,
Deed of otttenient shall be Prepared.
(slitctie'cnt.raln'egobjects of' the Company.
In-
corporation be obtainer ,
rt • Phis Deed will .
embody the principles under
first Instalmet .
for the Signaturec:fthe Suhstiiheis on the payment of the
.s of the Company are to be comiucten, and limit
the Shareholders to the amount of their respect-
ive are already !' tign,geil, and in the
ity:ii,leei isclhihaatbhrieleist.a.yffo'afi:
Sndh
Allotm •
plefe en e will be given to suck
Applicants as ma be sunnosed to have 1' •• • • •
portionotlm orfemthaei
Y v, a ,egitimate interest in
tern of this nature. .
a con
A Large
6tit
The following Gentlenten; to whom the inperioritv and im-
portance of the Patent Salt Works are known, way be referred
to in their respective districts.
Mr. not INsoN,- Briefly-hit!, near Stotirbriclge, Worcester-
shire; Messrs. GALLOWAY, IS-Wll AN, and GLASGOW, Man-
ch ster; Mr. JAMES DEmPsEv, Liverpool; Mr. HENRY DOWN-
ING, French-wallS, near Birmingham ; Messrs. DAvis and
GORDON, Stockport; Mr. JOHN STANLEY, Manchester; Messrs.
HoitToNs, Brierlv-bill, Worcester, °I Colchester-street, White-
chapel-road; and. Mr. WitArAm CA lONIA EL, 23, Crawford-
street; Portman-square, London.
Applications for Shares (if by letter, post paid) to be made
to the Secretary; at the Company's- Offiees, No. 20, King's.
Arms-yard; Coleman-street; to the Solicitors NO. 3, King's-
road, Bedford-row, London ; or to' G. ATKINSON and
TOWNLEY, No: 3, Water-street, Liverpool, from whom a'
Prospectus detailing full information may be obtained:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

,TEW BARBARY DATES, Sold at M IDDL EWOOD'S
k FRUIT, PICKLE, OIL, and ITALIAN WARE-
HOUSE, No. 18, PARKER-STREET.
( Extract from the Morning Post, Dec. 10, 1824.)
" NUTRIMENT OF DATES.—For persons of /weakly habits
there is not anything better than two or thre Dates taken in
the morning, fasting. Fot•Sportsmen and ' ravellers they are
invaluable." Thts opinion is confirmed n the Encyclopaedia
Perthensis, namely, " Dates have a vs been considered
strengthening. hates afford much oresome nourishment,
and invigorate the constitution. They are extremely restora-
tive."—C. H. R., M.D., Lincoln's-inn.

,
J. M. has just received a quantity of Oranges of the best
quality; which he will sell at unusually low prices; Lemons,
New Cocoa Nuts; Portugal Plums 55., and Prunellas 2s. per
box; Pistachio Nuts, Bunch Raisins, and Almonds; Jamaica
Preserved Ginger, and Green Sweetmeats, 4s. per Ib: ; fine
Lucca Oil, at Is. 3d., 25., and 3s. 6d.; French Vinegar Is. 3d.
per bottle; Capers, French and Spanish Olives, Anchovies in
bottles, Dino Paste, also Yarmouth Bloaters, and 100 dozen
bottles of Pickles and Sauces, selected from the first houses in
London; East India Mangoes; West India Pickles and Hot
Peppers.

Fatuities preferring London Pickles will save carriage and
package by purchasing as above, every article being sold at
London prices:
Westphalia Hams, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

FASHIONABLE DANCING,

AI R.\ EDGAR WEBSTER begs most respectfully to in-
form his Friends that he has reel) cored giving
INSTRUCTION in 'every variety of t above elegant
Accomplishment.
A select Academy is held (by the p ission of Mrs. Parry)
every'TnunSokv MOANING, at No. 2, irchtield, Islington.
Shortly will be published,
LES CFIARMES .DE LA VAR lETE, an entire NEW
SET of QUADRILLES, as danced in Bath, Cheltenham, and
Liverpool, cud comprising the various styles of the present day.

By EDGAR WEBSTER.
Terms, &c., may be known on application at Mr. SMITWS
Music Repository, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

W-ANTED, on or before the Ist of Oct er, for five years,
a respectable HOUSE, for a Family, in Aber-
cromby-square, Canning-street, the s end of Rodney-street,
or the upper part or Duke-street, with Coach-house and Stable.
Rent not to exceed4:loo per annnin.—A note addressed Post-
office, to Box K 28, will be attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29

NEWCASTLE ELECTION.-MORE REACTION !

The electors of Newcastle have nobly discharged their duty
to their country, and evinced their attachment to the constitu-
tion, by the rejecaun 'of the radical candidate. They have
spurned the attempt of an intolerant faction to reduce them to
a state of political vassalage, and broken the chains which had
been forged for them, over the heads of the insolent democrati-
cal dictators. We are indebted to our spirited contemporary,
the Newcastle Journal, for the following, account of the
FINAL CLOSE OF THE; POLL.
• _ _

Hodgson
Blackett.

Tuesday, July 26, 1836,
1576
1528

Alaj.rity for the conservative candidate.. 48

IRELAND.

The ministry, observes the Cok Herald, has ordered a grant
to be issued from the Board of Works in Ireland of £5,000 for
completing the new Roman Catholic Chapel on Charlotte Quay,
in Cork, which has been for some time stopped in its progress
for the want of funds.

One of the Queen's County £lO freeholders, who voted for the
radical candidate last election, has been sentenced to 7 years
transportation for cow stealing.

OBSCURE BaEvrry.—Captain O'Connor (85th Depot) ar-
rested a ruffian near Clogheen, a few days past, while in the
act of murdering a man and his wife Limerick Chronicle.
Qu.-7Did he murder them all out ? A man would require to
understand murder in Irish particularly well before venturing
to solve this problem.
Major Browne, who has been appointed resident Magistrate
of Belfast, is brother to the late Mrs. Ilemans.

GUARD OF HONOUR FOR TuE JUDGES.—The practice usually
pursued of placing a guard of honour of the military upon the
Judges' lodgings has been discontinued at the present assizes in
this town. We understood that an application was made to the
commanding officer of the troops stationed here for the guard
which ha's been allowed from time immemorial, but he replied
that he was not at liberty to' rant the request, as orders to that
effect had been transmitted to every commanding officer in Ire-
land. The guard had been granted not from any apprehension
that violence would be offered to the Judges, but as a mark of
respect, and the withholding of it has caused some. surprise
among the people
of this neighbourhood.—Mayo Constitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, L er Castle-street,
1,250 Bags of 1.1 EED,
Now landing ex Bombay Packet.— pply to Messrs. CHARLES
HORSFALL, SON, and Co., Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

MEDITERRANEAN.

Reliance, Waders, fm Messina and Terra Nova, with (fin Messina)
400 bxs oranges, Order—(fm Terra Nova) abt 125 t sulphur, Orelar—
Cg Dk
-Vends, Andrew, fm Messina and Terranova, with (fm Messina) 150
bgelt;tael nuts, VG bxs lemons, 98 bxs oranges, said Master-6 bls silk
and .1 H Oarston and co—(fm Terranova) abt 135 t brimstone loOse,
J and T Johnson—S Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

Mantel.

FVHE Advertiser is a married Man, Thirty-five years of age.
iQ and has had Fourteen Years Experience as arlfOok-keeper,
wishes to be engaged as a BOOK-KEEPEITXr COLLECT-
ING CLERK. The most satisfactory references can be given.
—Letters addressed P. W., at the standard Office, will be
attended to.

A YOUNG MAN, about. 21 years of age, is anxious to
ie
r ees" I treat with the Captain or Owners of a v e. going to
Africa for a passage there. He would hay o objection to
take the duties of a Steward, and as he ha ad a good educa-
tion and possesses some knowledge of medicine, he flatters him-
self he might prove an acquisition.—Apply at the Standard
Office.

APARTMRNTS AT EDGE HILL.
A GENTLEMAN may be accomnaodated with a well
irIL furnished PARLOUR, Bed-room, tiAd" Dressing-room,
in the above healthy situation. Apply at the Standard office.

WANTED, in the neighbourhood of ;111ceev Custom-
house, or the Prince's or Queen's D .Na WINE and
SPIRIT STORE—Application must be made by letter, (post-
paid,).M. P., Standard-office.

BUTLER WANTED.
-WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family in North Wales, a
steady Man as BUTLER. who can bri,ne-In unexcep-
tionable character for sobriety and honesty. i(A" Person of 35 or
y) years of age will be preferred.—All applications to be made
(post-paid) to the Office of this paper.

VETANTED. by an old Established House, an experienced
r rP.AI ELLER ; oue who has been accustomed to do
lmsiness with the Grocers and Manufacturers in the North and
Midland Counties will have a preference. [le will be required
to give good security for £lOOO, and his character for general
good conduct must fi e unexceptionable.—Lette ,in the appli-
cant's own hand, stating the last employ, re ence, Sze.. it ad-
dressed L, Postoffice, Liverpool, will be attended to. The Ad-
vertiser pledges himself to make no use of the refetence or other
information without first consulting the party.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

WHAT WILL MINISTERS DO ?

The pressing qiieston now is, what will be the course of the
reforfers with respect to the Irish municipal bill :—their course
will be precisely the same as that adopted in the case of the
English measure. 'rhey last session calmly told the House of
Peers that, on the part of Commons of the United Kingdom,
they could not accept the bill as sent back to them; they, at
the seine time, expressed their willingness to confer with the
tipper chamber, in the hope of inducing them to agree to some
measure of municipal reform that might be of advantage to the
people : the result is now a matter of history. In the present
case the reformers will declare that it is impossible for them to
accept the bill brought down to them from the lords on Thursday
evening but it must not be thence inferred that they will nut
makeallfeasonable concession to the opinions of the co-ordinate
branch of the legislature; they will neither accept the bill of the
lords for the insultand oppression of Ireland, nor attempt to
force uyotithe lords their own measure, merely because it origi-
nated in the commons. If for instance, the peers should think,
ik.i?ethe present conditiOn of Ireland, suffering, as she still is from
t.!7i, eels of long Misrule, that it might be advisable to grant
lt'7l,l,.tpal institutions only to her largest towns, we are confident
"a" a reformers, believing the extinction of the orange car-
Porattons •
, roupled with the establishment of the means
governttit
.of good
substantial/T.l:u these her principal towns, to be a measure of
thin nitegetCefit to Ireland, would rather accept that boon
contraiv, unh r a!)atidon the bill; but if the lords should, on the
that tie Irisisaglp peiserve in theirdetermination of declaring
wlii:iiiire to be governed as a degraded caste
that they are
indit
nYttun?inithy of municipal privileges—the
commons must
ressaY refuse their assent to such a mea-
sure of insult, Of oppression,
united kingdom,
of *war against seven millions
of the inhabitants 3 the
tdweditikdi.ngdotn. We know well that
the hostility of the tories
inltelimil is founded upon re-
thetheirtlrligiOUS intolerance—that thetoyitLherii'et.atliolics who compose,
exercise of
majority of her citizens,
privazgres. This, we know, iii muni-
cipal
to Ireland, and we have the most r
per.eet convictioneilig with respect
,could but succeed in their present attempt, they woottl(rt if they
the first step towards the withdrawal of the higher;
the
itvas
znentary franchise, in fact, the re-enactment of the penal acrore7
nrith'ill its circumstances of persecutien.—Obserrer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-str.eel,
The fine fast-sailing Brig FPWNDSIIIP,
W. Mossor, MaJter ;
Burthen per register 2Z tons, coppered and copper-
fastened, as she now lies in the Queen's Dock, just ar-
rived from Jamaica.—For inventory and further particulars
apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

BRITISH AMERICA.

4: A regular Trader.—To sail To-marrow.
n--! For MONTREAL, ,----
, tsteo\ . ,-; The fine Ship DRYQFB,
j• ••••
ROBERT HAMILTONMaIIder;
burthen '1
, per register 341 tons, coed and copper-fas-
ten A
ii.,..,e,,n, sails remarkably fast.—For terms of freight or passage
-rrlY on board, Prince's Dock ; to Mr. A. PARLANE, or to
GEO. HIGHFIELD.

To sail immediately.
For MONTREAL,
\
The first-class copeered Barque SNOWDON,
---- JONES, Mager •
rittrthen per register '284 tons, sails remar y fast, and a con-
siderable part of her cargo being en,gag , she will have quick
despatch lying in George's Dock.—For freight, &c., apply to
JosEPli FROsTE and• Co., or to
S. STOKES, 25, North John-street.

4 For MIRAMIC HI,
.P The well-known fast-sailing Brig HARRIET,
1".
••••.::t4--. J. SINCLAIR ;‘,/
taste' -"Burthen per register, 59 tons; coffered and copper-
,ned, and will have immediate despateh.—For freight apply
Lo_Messrs. Roscow and Rion, or to GEO. BROWN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

UNITED STATES.

To sail on the Ist Jane.
For NEW YORK,
The splendid new English-built Ship DIAMOND,
J. TOOLS, Master;
Burthen per register 572 tons; coppered and copper-fastened ;
sails very fast ; and, as she is limited to ajig6t draft of water,
shippers will find her a superior‘ conveyfiQe for goods.—For
freight apply on board, Prince's Dock, or to
GEORGE BROWN.

To sail on the Bth Jane.
For NEW YORK,
'l'4-, The splendid fast-sailing new Ship-STILTANAs
.
M'Av LLY, Mast-

dI
_
, A ;
Byrthen per register 430 tons, and copp astened. This ship
being built of the very best materials, tut r particular inspection,
1611,bl:ft found a desirable conveyance fordry goods.—For freight
APPIy to GEOIWE BROWN.

A regular Trader.
For NEW YORK,
•
The well-known fast-sailing nglish-built Ship
+ r ,
LADY I-lANN ELLICE,
JAS. WAT , Master;
Burthen per register 315 tons ; coppered and copper-fastened ;
shippers will find her in every respect an excellent conveyance
for goods.—For freight apply to GEORGE BROWN.

• To sail immediately.
44 . For NEW YORK,
41fik: The well•known fast-sailing Ship JAMES GRANT,
-----. - _ W. J. JAmEsOdaster ;
Burthen per register 429 tons; shippefs will find her a-superior
conveyance for goods.—For freight apply to
GEORGE BROWN.

To sail on the 4th J e.
For BOSTO ,
(With liberty to cal t BANGOR;)
. . The new Prussian Sip COURIER,
Captain EMANN;
350 tons register.—For freight or passage apply to
F. F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Goree-piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

STEAM BETWEEN LONDON AND THE NORTH,
BY HULL .AND LONDON STEAMERS,
•
THREE DAYS PER WEEK.
FARES.
Best Cabin 4s. I Fore Cabin . 2s.
By the swift and powerful Vessels, says frasii
CUSTOM-HOUSE QUAY, LON 184:
On TUESDAYS... The MONA H,
THURSDAYS... The YORKSHIREMAN,
SATURDAYS The GAZELLE,
At Eight o'clock in the Morning.
From :HULL,
On MONDAYS The YORKSHIREMAN,
WEDNESDAYS.. The GAZELLE,
SATURDAYS The MONARCH,
At Eight o'clock in the Morning.
FREIGHTS MODERATE,
Passengers walk on Shore and on Board, to and from Cus-
tom-house Quay direct, without the risk of Boatage.
.BROWNLOW and PEARSON,
Hull Steam-packet Company's Office,
62, High-street, Hull.
W. J. HALL and Co.,
Custom-house Quay, London.
Ct:". The Steamers now trading to Hull from Dundee, Leith,
Newcastle. Whitby, Scarbru', afford a ready and wonder-
fully cheap means of Travelling, via Hull, between the North
of England, Scotland, London. and the South, and also to
Hamburg and other places on the Continent.
Hull, 4th May, 1836.

New Vublirationo.
Just publisheVs. 6d.,
POEMS, with it ECOLLEC' NS of MRS. HEMANS,
By MRS. LAWRENCE
May be had of Evans' Chegwin, and Hall; G. and J Robin-
son ; and the other Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24

FA LSE it EPO RT.
tc
T-N consequence of a Notice in last Tuesda:s" STANDARD,
.I' headed' False Report," I can state, on oath, that T.
Tetley, Hair Dresser,- Church-street, ' ed me his Shop and
Business on the following terms, viz .—EIOO per annum for
Rent, and about £3OO for Stock and Fixtures. He also offered

it to another individual on different terms.—l am the Public's
obedient Servant, WILLIAM WALKER.
115, Mount-pleasant.