The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-27 00:00:00

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To sail imthediately.
For -ST. A-NDIIRW'S,
The Barque FASQUE, .
GEORGE ST AC:POOLE Commander ;
"Bothen per register 215 tons.—Foe height or passage apply to
BIeSSCS. JOHN GLADSTONE and rto CO.,YAMES POOLE and Co.

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For ST. ANDREW, N.B. direct,
The' tine 'fast-sailing new Barque
FRANCES LAWSON;
,_r;• Tuoin AS M ITCH INSON,COMMander ;
Buithen per register 325 tons; will meet with quick, despatch.—
For freight or passage; having good accommodations, apply to
War6itt,' 6, Campbell-street.; G. B. Baosiri, ExchOnge-
, alley North • or• to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

' . To be 'detpatehed on the Ist April, a great part of her
. .• .
417 cargo , being already engaged.
,;., For MARAMICHI direct. ..
The fine new Barque SIR JOHN HARVEY . ,
" ROBERT CETHBEitTSON, Comthainder ' '
,lEliarthen'perregister 474 tons:,now lying in The'l34inAvrick
:,Dock,--For freight or.passage apply to the Captain, on board ;
. to G. B. BROWN, Exchange-alley North ; or to
ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co.

.-., , • • A Ittqular Trader.
For -MONTREA-L, ..-,
? The Barque CAPTAIN ROSS,
-' ' ' D. B. MOUTON. :Miter; '
'' Zll4 tons, A 1, British,butlt, and coppered; hai'snperihr ateom-
,nititxTationis ~fur -cabin paeAeUgersi,undu con'sitierable part of her
peargo.being ready for shipment, she will have early despatch.—
Apply 'to JOSEPH FROSTE and Co.
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Now loading in the Queen's Dock. and will have innne-
' diate despatch-.
c•• For QUEBEC,
4114; The fine British-linili ./E 1 Ship ALCYONE,
, ,
T.-.M6a,' Master t • ' •
Ailurthen-per register 391 tons; ceppered; and well-known in the
Awe as a fast-sailing vessel.—For terms of freight or. passage
t . JOSEPH FROSTE and co.

UNITED STATES.

To sail on the 3Uth instant, and is now loading west side
Prince's Dock.
For NEW YORK, " -
40'-'46,74 The very'fine 'first-class-American Ship
:SAINT MARK,
Captain E. Hor.stEs ;
Burth en 550 tons ; copper-fastened, and
coppered. this
v -
-qage, 'not' two years old, "sails very fast, is a first-rate
rii"eYanee, and has good accominodattotrs for.qu few- Cabin
ssengers.—For terms of which, and the rate of freight, apply
to the Captain on board, in .Prince's Dock,- or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.

For -NEW YORK, • • •
litLk The new and powerful Steam Sbip SIRIUS,
• ihew 700 tons, and 320 liorse power,
• - tt D.• Hatt ERTS, R.N., 'Coin-Mandel.,
—IS intended to tail from LONDON DOCKS, To-tiOtutow,
'.(iWednesday,),the 28th instant,: at Ten o'clock in the Morning,
--calling -at CORK HARBOUR, and to sail from thence on
Mori DA y next, the 2d of April, at Twelve o'cloCk at Noon.
irA'ilES
'Cabin; 35.Guineitq, inittuclini %Vines, Previitions; and Bedding.
,Second Cabin, •20 Guineas, including Provisions and Bedding.
Steerage, 8 Guitipas, including Provisions. • „
Thirty feet Luggage allowed' for each Cabin Pa'ssenger.
.Twenty 'ditto ' S46tind • Dinh.
Ten ditto- Steerage Ditto.
Exclusive of Bedding.
Returning froin'NeWYork on.thelst 'of May.
• -iThis VesSel. having, been at work for oeartY 5i944,:411614115,the
Machinery has been fully tried, and her grea.t speed ascertained.
`l:he Cabins are fitted up fur the accommodation of Fattlities
.F.iitther information afforded .ori appliCationdo MacdhaGon
Lattro, British and American .Stearn Navigation Company,
78. Cornhill at the Saint George Steam packet Company's
• OMeeS, 137: Leadetthall-street, London, at RotterdaM, Hain-
burgh, Hull, IfriStbl,-Gfasgow; Edirrhure, Dublin: Cork,-
„ . , „. . , or Clarence Dock, Liverpool.
C*". The OCEAN Steamer will sail
.from Liverpool for Cork,
on SATURDAY next, the 31st instant,.at One o'clock P.M:, taking
Passengers and Letter,bag-for the' SIRIUS; - • •

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For NEW YORK, „
The GREAT WESTERN, Steam-Ship,
, , •Of '1,340 fens 'register;
. With 'Ettgiriet of 4.so'horse pbtver;''
Lieut. JAM ES, HOSKEN, it.N.,-Commander ; ;
Vill sail front BRISTOL at Two p.m. on the 7th April.
This Ship is built with an extraordinary degree of strength,
'find 'equipped for the sole 'parpote of maintaining a constant
•,Contutunietition between England and New 'York. Previously
to her sailing she will-have made several trial trips to_sea, and
her passage from the Thames to Bristol. She stows with ease
.
sufficient coal for twenty-five days' steaming, at full consurrip-
'liim:l It is unnecessary, therefOre, to incur‘the delaY'Of calling
• at Cork.. Her accommodations -.comprise one ,hundred and
twenty-eight sleeping places for one class of passengers, divided
between upper saloon state. rooms; under saloOn 'state rooms,
I•state' rooms in the'fore Cabin (in ptiint of corivenietice'equal to '
the,satoon; and' having attached, to- it a distinct; steward's:esta-
blishment, to be used or not at the pleasure of the passengers,)
and, state rooms in the, Poop or caddy; besides which there are
tiverity..good bed places for servants. Theprovisions, wines,
' eveirdegeription, and of the best quality. •
Persons desirous .of securing state rooms will please apply .at
the Great Western Railway Office, London ; Messrs. PfBBS',
-Bitiniir, and Co., Liverpool; Messrs. HAmtt,ToN, Glasgow;
Mr. It. Hati.,'Cork ; and to C.-CtsrroN, Managing Director;
Great. Western Steam-ship Office, Bristol,.
Paisage money to be paid on booking. Rates to New York,
35.- guineas ; tam New York; 30 guinea's; children tinder
thirteen years and servants, half price ; stewards' fees each
way, £'l 10s. For Families a' reduction will be Made in-pro
prirtiOrit to ,their 'numbers and the 'befths' they, reyttire.--Tel
officers on duty in her Majesty's service, and their families;
istinimdet.aolsloew,.raonitvan ihweill_tpoeratdce fekr,tra.velli4expenses to Bristol;
d a or will
allotted
rtheif passage money
by toe regular steamers to Bristol •
• NO' letters' will' be taken except upnlepaytinr:
ent ' at therate of
nite shilling the single sheet: newspapers Atld 'slipfthreepence
each.' Parse" in proport iunto the size and weight: and a stnall
qtiantity of light gOods at E 5 per ton. Specie and valuables;
half per cent.
' ".It is intended 'the ("rent Western should start'front New York
• on'her return (which.port has been fixed' upon as the
best for a.Western departure and•arrival; and at the saute time
Conveuieut'distance fruits the metropolis) between the Ist and
7th'of Mity. 'A Surgeon of high-qualifications is engaged, and
a' branch pilot for thelßiistol Channel and' Irish Coast is at-
. tithedlo the ship; and the perfekly 'acquainted
" with the coast ofand entrances to New York and Long Island
Sound." "
.
'POI-further particulars apply to the: parties above-named ;
(post-paid)' to CH rustoritait Cf.Avroiv,
Manning' Director. Bristol ;1 or to
*1- GIBBS, BRIGHT, and C 0..; Liverpool.

~;4111:114! I% BUCKLEY, CHEESE FAGTon •and, GENERAL
begs. leave to inform his Friends .and the,Public,
-14hott he has Russo van (ruin Redeross-street to snore commodious
remises N0..42,4 SOUTII CASTLE-STREET, where be intends
carrying on, Business(in -future. ..He trusts, by.strict attention,
AO merit a- continuance of the Public patronage which he has
hitherto experienced..
- 1-Lay ready Pecked -for• Shipping, by an Hydraulic Press.

ISiERCILANTS':TEA COMPANY,
,• 41 GREAT GEORGE'S-STIIEET,
1; .NRAR,SC:LAMES'S MiRKF.T. LIVERPOOL.
ATESSRS..ORCI-LARD and GILBERT, in soliciting the
-1 of. Families and the Public.to•the New Selec-
liontof BLACK and GREEN .TEAS purchased by them dor-
' "la their recent Visit. to London, beg to state, that lhey feel
• confident, that, in point of Price, Excellence, and 'Flavour, not
it•house•iita the .Liverpool trade can enter into competition with
thenvia the various articles in their.Stoek.
Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many years devoted
I.the whole of their time and attention to the Tea Trade, are en-
•abled, from their experience;•io make the best possible purchas,-.
?8; and they feel convinceilldhat, during the late sales, they
no•v(.) in.such• a Stock. as those who may honour them with
their commands wilt find worthy•of attention.
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
.BLACK TEAS and /
GREEN TEAS sof every description.
COFFEE.
:SUGAR.
—SPICES. , •
The,l-I ON G-, 4tXTURE, whit+, hai now established for its
ottilltiau;lattitig reputation, is.atilLsoffered by Orchard and Gilbert
• per lb "1%1
price, in pound and half-pound packages' at 65..
.

I

ttant Nabigation.

STEAM, INTERCOURSE (TwicE A, WEEK) BETWEEN
LIVILRPOOL, FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, AND
'• LONDON, VIA DUBLIN, •
By the British and Irish Steam Company, and the City of Dublin
Steam Company.
err Sh;pperi'lvillple-ase to note that•the Vesseli of
.the above Cotsipany sail twice every week, vie.,
each WEDisEsnAY and SAfutt DA Y.—lt is TeCOM-
' = xmended that Goods sh,luld he shipiled from Liver-
poul,tico days at least the Dublin sailing days. • -
Apply to JOHN POLLOCK and Co., Agents,
LOndtin Line.

•Water-street, Liverpool. • ,
N.lL—Goods from the Interior, consigned to the Agents or
Otherwie; wilt meetevery attention. ' '

SHORT SEA VOYAGE TO EELFAST AND NEWRY,
, via A.RDGLASS. •
The County of Down and Liverpool Steam-
S \ packet Company's new and powerful Steam Ship
• ...VICTORIA; ".•
370 tons register; 220 horse power,
Sails for A RDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH, with
Goods and PasSedgers, EvEafTtitsriAv; from Clarence Dock.
THIS .DAY, (Tuesday,) the 27th instant.
Cabin passage (including Fees) .... 17s. 6d.
Deck • •"4 0
Apply to • • CROZIER and Co., 13, Goree-piazzas.

Fur GRE'ENOCK and GLASGOW,
ll7tit Goods and Passengers; Three-Tithes a Week,
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
'The City of Glasgow Stberri-p4clM Company's Vessels
• -COMMODORE;
~s7sCaptain IlouT. EWING;
• b CITY OF GLASGOW,' (New Steamer,)
•
4iz‘N Captain JOHN Born,
VULCAN,
• Captain C. FERGUSON,
Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock. (With or without
- .The CITY, OF !GLASGOW, ' THIS DAN, (Tuesday,) the
27th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon..
The COMMODORE, on THURSDAY next, the 29th instant,
at One 'o'cltck in 'the Afternoon::
.The CITY OF GLASGOW, on" SATURDAY next, the 31st
of Marcb,-at Two o'clock in the Afternoon,
The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be
firstate
Apply.
and C0.,t0 DAVID MACIVER :
• 34, Water-street.

c*:. The new Steam Ship.COMMODORE, is considered to
be the most able and complete, as well as the fastest sea-going
Steamer afloat at the present day.

411 k., GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIP-
PING COMPANY'S
SPLENDID AND POWERFUL STEAM SHIPS
ACTIEON, Captain HUGH MAIN ;
I P 4
" '_4 •7 (t UNICORN, Captain CRAWFORD ;
EAGLE, Captain M`K.Ebt-Ait ;
AILSA CRAIG, Captain SMITH.
Sail regularly between GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL with
Geods and Passengers.
FROM L L,
Every.MMIDAY, 'WEDNESDAY;•and FRIDAY.
'The'ACTIEON,To-moRnOW, (Wednesday,) the 28th instant,
at One o'clock in the Afternoon..
' The EAGLE, On FRIDAY 'next, the. 30th instant, at Two
o'clock in the Afternoon...

Cabin; -.,..55. ; . FARES:
BFrths,seeured,atthe Offices .in Criasg9
Steward'i -Pe'e, 2s. ; Steera,te;lo s:
vy and Liverpool.
Female Stewards attend the Ladies' Cabins.
Passengers are requested to take charge' of their own Lug-
gage; as the•Proprietors•will not,be responsible for any Article
whatever unless
shipped. .
. . Booked and Signed for, previous to being

befCitodtsf":l3Bph-oiiPuniteednttilamensotfbsea.iallinoliside the Vessel One Hour
oo b
Apply to
MARTIN and Co.; (late Matthie and Martin,)
Water-street, Liverpool.
J. MARTIN and J. and G. BURNS,
Buchanan-street,-Glasgow.
ARCHIBALD BLACK,
Back of Custom=house,Greenock.

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4 I kDUBLIN
oNFDD,BE'LFAS'f.
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.1\ , For DUBLINr.-PACKETiciry-I.V
- '"--" '''''''' STEAI% COMPANY,
• INCORPORATED BY
The 'Above Coibpdny sail their •
following,
with
lAdvTess 0:8 P(APARLIAMENT.
ports, i
,fituts,) taking Goods and Passengers to the
aamel_ ,v
'TO 'DUBLIN Daily: •
To BELFAST, every Wednesday.
The. new'Steanier ATHLONE, To-Nonnow, (Wednesday,)the 28th 'instant, at Ten o'clock iii 'the Evening;frOm the Cla-
rence Dock. . .
Theprinciple of this Company is that of attaching all hn-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Froths among thetn,_
at'ter pa) inkit, of the Dividends—thus creating a community-of
Interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietor's a certainty of their
Divider], ts;and, to Shippers ;or 'all •.' descript ions not Goods and
Live St,,ck the having a well supported Establisbinent.of first-
class Steamers, and the loweAt.rat,e, of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.
1 - Apply to.

-TO PREVENT ALL- MISTAKES.
TO HN C. WOOLFIELD begs leave to state that he and his
el brother Thotrias comm'enced'their 'Bazaar at the corner of
Postoffice-plate; in 1827;' in -1829 they. Dissolved Partnership,
and, in the articles of Dissolution, J. C. W. agreed not to carry
on business in Liverpool whilst his brother continued to do so.
The Gentleman' who' is the present prOprietOr of the Bazhar
opposite, previously to purchasing that valuable and extensive
Establishment, wa forrnett, by its former Proprietor, of John
C. Woolfield'i intention of again setting up in Liverpool, and
that he was at liberty to attempt 'to establish himself ;- that at-
tempt, J:C:W. is happy-to say, he has converted into a reality,•
but he trusts the pablic will not consider him premature - in
forminv an Establishment-here, when they are informed that
he has waited Nine Years for they vrivilege, out of respect to the
conditions of the-articles Of dissolution, as well as the respect he
had towards his -brother, Thomas' Wuolfield, who, being the
Preprietor of the Premises occupied as the Bazaar, could not
act'" so contrary torus principles V. right towards his successnr,"
and most especially so towards h imseif,'as. to have any interest
in the new concern established at • • ' ' •
GLASGOW HOUSE, Nn. 3(1, CHURCH-STREET,
BY JOHN C. WOOL:FIELD,
MANT2FACTCREft OF
WRITING DESKS, DRESSIG CASES.

LADIES' WORK AN L) TOILET BOXES, CABINETS,

TEA CHESTS AND TEA CADDIES

SHEFFIELD PLATED WARES, Plated on Steel, and
German Silver Articles..
OIL 'and GAS LAMPS, BRONZP,S,. INKSTANDS,
JAPANNED and PAPIER MACIIE TIIAYS, and a
variety of FA N CY. Alai° L ES.
Military, Club, tual Livery 4449qs u ado. to order.

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DJHr.TT, A R
77. no
SONSL
SURGEON E 4.... s
rizzEr.
IySEASESo E.:\is
te'T
thEETH, GUMS, and PALATE treat-
ed:on sound Surgical Principles.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made of every Substance yet dis-
covered. z •
J. 11: I?ylvt'ri studied. Surgery on the Continent,-ean. with
confidence; undertake those difficult operations which so often
prove fatal under the—hilidS-Of the mere-I‘lechauical Dentist.
!I,Fartidular,attention has been given to obviating the irregu-
larities of Children's teeth. .-
Char=s_ strictly moderate.

ry hpt9nr of the yeEpe‘ufVfelc:t ttiprarllO:
SYPHILITIC
extirpation t His oEI
,GeasE'riedir vie speciesdisor "HERBBI
arising from improper treatment.
No. 51. SEEL-STREET, LIVERPBOO,E.9BLs.,
Prepared' and sold by the sole Proprietor, at
or any •
clel
Warranted Innotb
todx
cotia
tt
a2i sn. Pcd
0. andA it 6d.c eua
eieomniriNa-len,,e.ereaikilriaens4d
* With each
Syphilitic Dise'a'ses, owxitehitse
observations' given
ingredient,
rnv.a
at6atni
s
&c. &c., containing hints worth knowing by those who are, or
have been sufferers to this dreadful and devastating malady"
Dr: DAT I SSONcOntindes to direct his attention to thoiedis-
orders arising from the too free and indiscriminate indulgence
of the passions, which not only occasion a numerous train of
nervous affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ener-
vating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of de-
bility and deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful ha
bits, excessive drinking, oe any other cause by which the powers
of the constitution become enfeebled, he offers a firm, sate, and
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health.
It is a melancholy fact that thOnsands fall victims to the
ve-
nereal disease, owing to' the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who,
by the use of that deadly poison, Al erenry, ruin the constitution,
and When the great Drictor Sivedont 'became Professor at Ley-
• den UniVersitv, he'confer red an invaluable benefit upon inane.
kind by the discovery of his grand Panacea, for the cure of this
deulorable complaint. Never did a clikevery excite a greater
,sensation, it was sought after with avidity. and used 'with the
undeviating success in the most mt.nnte and intricate cases of
the delicate complaint, for the cure of which they have been so
limo,' celebrated.. • The faMe of these Pills throughout Germany,
caused their speedy introductioninto a inlost every country. The
certainty with which they were continually administered can be
ittestedby many thousandg. In fact, ditring the long cOnti-
nental.war they were the inseparable companion and.safeguard
of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infec-
tion Was entertained. What medicine Can be more appropriate
than that. which has given such general satisfaction? The Hyge-
ian Herb Pills root out every particle of insidious poison, puri-
• fying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only
remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different
functions of the body expelling the grosser humoura, and in a
manner so mild add irh'pereeptible as to convince the most
sceptical of ' their astonishing and unequalled powers.'. .The
neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be
taken without the sliglitest suspicion of discovery—they require
na restraint of .diet; loss of time, or hindrance of business. but
effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient.
'At'any.pertod When the slightest suspicion may exist; it will be
welt to have recourse to the Il ygeian Herb Pills, for when taken
before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a
,certain
preventive, by Moving the complaint effectually and secretly.
The deplorable state iirwhich many persons have been when
visiting the proprietor, from the use of mercury, renders it im-
peratively necessary to caution the public against that dangerdus
mineratwhen injudiciously administered.
These Pills should form a portion of all Medicine Chests, by
sea and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person going
along voyage or journey, their properties are such that neither
heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent the due
effects on the constitution.
fir. Da yieson will attend daily at his residence, from Fight in
!he. tnorni,i7‘t yntil ,Ten at niyht, (on Sundays from Nina till
o, ) he gives advice to all applicants taking any of his
priliaratiOns. t. ITHot T'A'fßg• • ' ' • '
Letters (pose-paid) enclosing a mnittance, answered be re-
u and M crucifies punctually transmitted to any address
bOviiiiAls'itr +lame. - • ' .
0. 44, EET, LIVERPOOL.

WELLING'S FAMILY & COMMERCIAL BOARDING
ESTABLISHMENT,
NEWINGTON BRIDGE, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
IWELLINGS respectfully informs the :Inhabitants
Liverpool, of
I. Alanchester,' and the surrounding districts,
that he has taken the spiicioug and superb Mansion, the resi-
dence of the late John Foster, Esq., deeeased, which he ha 4
'fitted up with every attention to comfort, convenience, and
respectability, and by keeping everything of the first quality,
hopes to merit a share of public patronage.
Captains of Ships,'and Pasgengers, on'their arrival in Liver-
pool, will' find this EstabliShitient one" 'of the 'Most comfortable
in town, being out of the noise and bustle'of the main streets,
:yet within a sowdistaince of the Railway Station and all the
Public Offices, Buildings, &e.
I Newington. Bride, 20th March, 1838. ' •

•
„ .
1111 EMBERS Ofethe EA 'TRADE are respectfully inform.
211_ ed, that " cuAßAcerEns, and. VALUA.TIOZNiS!' by
Mr. S. F. HooPER, Tea Broker, 10, Little Tower-street, London;
of the FirAt, Series of Quarterly Sales, commetitin.r, 2d April;
may be had upon application to him; !! fur the -use ,of Subset t.
hers only," at the charge of One Guinea per Annum, and will
be ready fur delivery on FRIDAY next, the 3Uth instant.

• .THE TOILET. •
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, 'a Vegetable Produc-
tion is ithiversallv admired, and acknowletted to be the
best and cheape'st Article fur nourishing theHAIR ; prevents
it from falling off or turning grey, changes grey hair to its
original colour, 'prOduces and. restores HAIR (even at a late
period of life,) frees it from SCURF, and renders the 'most
harsh andAty'hali as soft as Silk, Curly, and Glossy; preseyves
it in Curl and other, decorative formationurlithp'aired by'the
'Summer's heat, violent exercise, or the 'relaxing tendenctei'of
the Ball-ropm,, &c. CHILDREN it •is invaluable, as it
a lays foundation for a'beautiful head of Hair:
CAUTION. = Aik 'for'" 'ROW LAND'S' MACASSAR
OIL," and observe their Name and Address, in Red, the
wrapper, tlitis,
A. ROWLANII& SON, 20; H ArTON-CAR DEN.
Countersigned` ALEX. • ROW LA N D.
The fowist price is 3s. 6d.—the next 7s:--10S. 6d. and 21s
per bottle.

ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, •
A.preparatiort from mild and lialsamic•ekoties, and perfectly
free from inineral admixture. It'effeettiellY eradicates ER
'PIONS, TAN, PIMPLES, FRECKLES,• REDNESS,
SPOTS, and all Cutaneous' bripcifections; 'renders the'Most
Sallow Complexion delicately fair, clear, and delightfully soft—
.
IthPalling a healihYjaVenile. blown, as well as realising a deli-
cate white neck, hand, and artn.
GENTLEMEN, whose faces are tender after Shaving; will
find it allay the irritability and smarting pain, and' render the
skin smooth and pleasant.
It effectually heals 'and prevents Chilblains, 'Chaps, and' a
harsh rough Skin In cases of 'Burns and Scalds, it affords
immediate relief:+v—alleying the .il'ritabilityjand reducing the
inflammation, at the same time tendering the skin soft, smooth,
and
1161)1'isia,n•el..zIs d.and'S:. 6d. per bottle, ditty iticlUde'
ROWLAND'S ODONTO, or' PEA at' Dr.N.rtrticit,
A Vegetable White Powder prepared 'frotn.Oriental
of the most:delicious 'Odour' Land Sweetness; 'it 'eradicates the
'ratter from' the Teeth, reinnves dkayed Spots, preserves the
Enamel, and fixes the'Teetti firmly in their'sockets, rendering
them beautifully 'White, being an Anti-Scoilimic, it eradicates
the Scurvy froM the GuMs, strengthens, brace's, and renders
them of a' healthy red ; also imparts a delightful fragrance to
the breath.
' Price 2s. 9d. per box, ditty included.
CAUTION,—The two latter Articles have the name and ad-
dress of the Proprietors.
A. ROWLAND '& SON, 20, lIATTON-GARDEN,
' • LONDON,.
engraved on the GovernMent Stamp, which is pasted on' each,
also printed in Red, on the wrapper in which each article is
enclosed.
Many shopkeepers offer for sale counterfeits of the above,
composed of the most 'pernicious ingredients ; they call their
trash the "'ors.NurN.F.,"'and sign A. Rowland Son; 'omitting the
"&," recointriending them as being cheap.
' -Be sure to ask for " ROWLAND'S."

Sold by them, aud by respectable Perfumers and Medicine
Vender

[PRICE FiVEPENCE.

snottrauce Niofia4.

YORKSHIRE FIRP, AND LIFE INSURANCE
C')MI'ANY.
ESTABL/SHED 1.821

THE Rates of this Company for Mew:ANTALC INSIIIIANCEI,
are as follow
Allo,Wing plurality of occupation, if without hazardous goods
and inizardnus trades, ss. per cent. per annum. •
Allowing plurality of occupation and hazardous goods, but no
hazardous trades, Os. per cent. per alinunt.
Allowing plurality,of
,oCctipatton, hazardous goods, and ha-
iardous trades, is. per cent. per annum.
Floating Policies 9s. per cent. per anntrin.
Annual Policiesfalling due on the 25th March, must be re-
newed within fifteen days frotn 'that date.
AbENTs. " . .
LATHAM. HANN! ER:jun •
FREDERICK- LAP AGE, D4le-street'
• . ..I0:1-1N ATKINSON, Fenwick-buildings.

„ NT ,
NORWICH.UNIO FIRE, INTSURANCE SOCIETY.
CAPITAL, £550,000.

DIRECTORS.
President.---E nwa 11 T. BOOTH, Esq..
Vice-President,— Lieuten t-Colon el 1-1 A 'IVEY.
A. Hudson, Esq. l I. Preston, Esq. Recorder o
George Morse' Esq. I Norwichr-
W. Herring, Esq. Charles Kraft,: Esq.
Ovlcnrel - - Sir Robert John Edward Steward, Esq.
'Harvey, C. B. Lewis Evans, Esq., M.D.
Geo. Step Pings, Esq Capt. T. 131ackiston, R.N.
Secrethry.—SAMVEL; BIGNOLD, Esq.

MII E Public are respectfully reminded, tbat all Insurances
renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the 25th of March,
must be paid at the Office, IbcChange-street, West, on or' be-
fore the 9th day of Apart, or the Society will cease to be
liable for the Sums Insured. ,

The confidence of the Public in the stability of the COM-
pany may he inferred from this fact, that the-amount of its
business now exceeds FIFTY-POUR MILLIONS, and is still in-
creasing.
This Institution is distinct from the Norwich Union Life
Insurance Society. • - •

Prospectuses, may he had of R. L. MILLER.
At the Society's Offiee, Exchange-street West
Liverpool.
' TREASURERS.
THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.

QUN FIRE OFFICE, Estab
ConroiLL, Cll IG'S Cot;
WELBECK-STRET, CAVEfqI,II.
Edward Harman.
Charles BoUlton, Esq.
The Hon. P. Pleytiell Bouverie
William Burnie,'Es:q.
John Cockerel!, Esq.
James Campbell, jun., Esq.
Harry Chester, Esq.
Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq.
John DrummMad, 'Esq.
Charles Bell Ford. Esq.
William R. Hamilton, Esq.
Henry Kingseote,, Esq.
Felixlmlbroke, Esq.
The Printed (Zecei:)ts for Premium and Duty on Policies, as
they become tine, are ready for delivery, and are in the hands of
the undermentioned Agents of the Sun Fire and Sun Life
-offieeti:t,

tidied 1710, BANK BUILDINGS,
ST„ CUARJNG CROSS,. and 65;
i SQuNnE, LoNooiv.
Esq., Treasurer.
Oh: Shui, Lefevre, Esq., M.P.
The,Hon. Hugh Lindsay
Charles Littledale, Esq.
Henry Littledate, Esq.
George Warde Norman, Esq.
Charles Pole, Esq.
Cfliarles Richard Pole, Esq.
Brice Pearse,,Esq.
Eriee Pearte,
0. George Thornton, Esq.
Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq.

AGENTS:

+l, ..4AZIOJC Jk. '.-
ittV,vt,rt 1,7 ',.'.. ~
SMr. -TICHOLAS D. BOLD,
. ~ . , W . iExchange.street est,
LtvEnroor... Cr. JAMES BUNNELL.
lin mford-st rent.
Mir/Chester and Chorley, Mr. Douglas, Isle of Man, Messrs.
Robert Duck j.. Moore and Son.
BlaCkburn, Mr.T. Thrup Bolton, Mr. Giles Cro4s
Preston; Mr. T. Green • Rochdale, Mr. G. Haworth
•L'ancaster, Mr. J. Blavklmrhe ilaslenden. Mr. Henry Kit„
Wizan and Ormskirk, Mr. S. Bury, Mr. William Coward
P. Hopwood • 13nrciley,:Mr. James Robinson
Ulverstone, Mr. J. Carter - Chorlev,-Mr. John Winder
WA rriw,ton, Mr. James Davis Staylylaidge, W. Butterworth.
Persons may insure' for More years than'ohe'lly a 'single pay.
meat; and in ~tieh eases there will be it-disconnt alteiy;.d of-five
• pep cent. per Annum; col:11)611nd interest, on the premium, and
duty for every-vear,-except the first. ' • .' - '• - - •
N.B; This Csf2tei, instireg Property in Foreign Countries, and
the Rates are regulated by the Nature of tLe Risks.

Duty paid by the Sun Fire Office in Ek;land and Scotland
only :

)0,33
141
1835
1836

'CO TUE, PU W.lO.
TIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE RATES .REPUCED
4 •3O PER ct..:NT. PERANNUM, being a Saving to the
Pubic of .45510,900 pet Annum.
FOR' EXAMPLE.
- LIFE ASSURANCE RATES.

'to
_25 to ~30 to 35 :35 to'. !(} ;45. to 5P

Premium 1-E1 El -15 1,12 0-1-E2 6.1 £2 10 IE2 15 1 £35

LIFE ANNUITY :HATES • .!
for every LIDO suu.k. withthis Cutupfluy;,iinmedi-ate Annuities
will be.grauted aceordiug tothu following Seale, viz.:

Ap:e 30 to' 40 t 45 to '5O t5Wt0.55 to CO 60 to' 65' 70

-18 0 0145::101zu £9 to Eiu to £IF4 •1U 05,10
per Cent. I par Ct. skttr cf..' per O
C! 1 per,Ct. per . I peri;:t:

FIRE INSURANCE RATES. '
Common Insurance - s. d. •
Privatellthise-S- and Shops' (nitt hazardous). ;..' 1 0 per Cent.
zardotis • • '
2. 0
Double Hazaillous • . • , • 3 0
INDEPENDENT wEsTIDDLESE MX ASSURANCE
. • • •
' COMP ANY; •
FOR FIRE, LIVES, AND ANNUITIES.
Opposite the Bazaar: It
BAKER-STREET, I'ORTMAN-SQUARE, LONDON.
ON EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES ! !
ESTABLISHED UNDER ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL, ONE' MIL LION.
MANAGERS.
James Alexander,•Esq. Thoirias Knowles, Esq.
George Anderson, Esq. H. It. Perkins, Esq.
Thomas Bedford, Thomas Price, Esq.
Jamei Druiumbnd, Lsq. WilliaM Reid, Esq.
Sanitiel Eyre; Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq.
Robert Ferguson, Esq. John Wilson, 14:sq.
Thomas Hope, Esq: Wm. NV hittaker, Esq.
Resident Secretary—Mr. William Hole.
Banicefs--Banle of England.
A_FIRE-..PROOF.DEPOSITORY
Having been constructed at this Establishment, Books of Ac-
count, Minds,' rifeds, -Written SeCiirities' of '.every
description, and Family Plate Chests, may be securely deposited
•therein, and free, ateess had thereto 'during Office flours, from
Ten till Four-o'Clock Daily.—rfelms of Subscription may be
known on application at the-Office:

AGENTS :
LI VERPOOL,'Mr. C'ALVERLEY HUISH,
Ashton-under-Lyne, Mesrs. Whitford and Pattinson.
Beverley, Mr. Abrn: Sunderland. '
Blackburn:Ml.. flopvriotd, Printer.
Chorley, Messrs. Morse and Clayton.
Lancaster, Mr. J. Txylor,_Land Agent and. Surveyor.. -
Manchester, Mr. Cornelius Wood, Solicitor, Kipl47street.
Salford, Mr. Main,' Mount Pleasait Square.
S Mr. Miles Myers.'
Preston e Mr. Henry Blackhurst, Solicitor.
•
Rochdale, Mr. G. lloworth, 98, Drake street.

LEEDS & YORKSHIRE ASSURANCE- COMPANY,
CAI'ITAL,, ONE MILLION.
LIFE .ASSURANCE.
THE Directors of this Company, having completed .anew •
Set of Tables for Life Insurance; calculated from actual
and recent Observations on the duration of human Life, tap
now enabled to present to. the • Public a-SC.A LE OF REI-
- .-PREMIUMS, a specimen of which is subjoined;
and, in order. to render the advantages of -Life Insurance at 3
general as: possible, atid to afford every aceommaation
persons desirous of effecting. Policies, the Directors 'have els*
decided-unoo offering to .loSurers for the'whole of Life the option
of .two different illates of Premium. By Itrsuring according tie
one of these Rates, the Assured will be entitled•to participate,
to the exteut of:three-Ohs,' in the Profits, by way of Bonus.
every Seveu: Yeats. By adopting the other Bate, the Assured
relinquish claim to Bonus,- but are benefited by a much
lower :Seale of _Premiums • • .
ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR ASSURING £lOO ON A
SINGLE LIVE.'
•

Age 1 Year. 7 Years. • - WHOLE LIFE.
. • With.Vroiit's; W ithout .1.)0.411,.
- - .
.:20 ±:.l 1 11 1:1 . 4. 0 4:1 'l9' 8
41 - 15. .
9
• ,
25 1 4.5: 1 4lO
~.2 .:4 ,0 . 4 1.9 8
30 l 410 .1 511 2.. 9 s'. , .4. 7 . .
'35 1. 7. 2 '.l :8 : 6 216 7 "211 ~2
40 1 910 . 1.12 ' 4 3. 5 7 .2 19 ' 5
45 1 13. 7 1 18.,,8 . 3)7 ~0 . .3 ~9 J 1
50 119 10.2 6, 6 14 11
,4 ,4 3 $
.55 '2 13. '1 .3 .3 '.9 '5.12 0 5-3 0
60 311 II 4 411 6 19- 11 . 6 ~8 19
Premiums may be Raid hall-yearly or quarterly, instead Of
annually, at a proportionate rate. . •
• FIRE INSURANCE.
The following are-the reduced' Rates ..f
'lst Class Insurance ' - - , • ' Is. 61.'per £IOO
2d 'Ditto, or Hazardous •
2 6 .- Ditto.
34 Dit ,p,, or Dbuirly liazarclut!s ; ...... ... 4 6 Ditto.
Farm Stock, without the Average Clause .... 2 0 • ,Dilio
Forty-fire ).)er Cent. of the net Profits divided ever y Fire Years
antotg,t all insurers' of Fire Years standing.
A Bonus of Ten per Cent. on all Premiumg paid during the
Five •Years ending Dec. '2sth; 1835. will be payable at any time
after the 24th of June, 1837. 'These returns would have bred
paid On or after the 25th of June, but, owing to' the -pres Sure
of business, it has been found impossible to make up the accounts
and issue the checks before Lady-day quarter.
The Public ate 'respectfully informed,' that the' Receipts for
Policies falling due at Lady-day, or '2sth March inrstant, arenow
ready for delivery, at the Company's Office, Commertial-bhild-
ings,' Leeds, and also by the Company's Agents, in. the several
districts and towns.
Prospectuses, both' in Fireund Fife. 'may he had on applica-
tion at the Office in Leeds, or of auy of the Company's Agents.
• By order of the Directors,
. ' • • 'JON. WlLlCS,.Secretary.
Leeds and Yurkshire Assurance Office, Commercial-buildings,

Loe4ls

Agent for Liverpool; ISAAC MILLER., Shate:Vtoker
Noith Creueilt-chainteis, '2, Lord-streeet.

11~its`~sctr%Yc,tt'•

WEST (yr ENGLAND
FIRE ANI) LUTE ISSURANCE COM PANYy
cA,INF.OOPIUR,
OFFICE. tH LON DoN's 21,1l3i±iPGii iT•ItEP:T, BLACK F11:111'1,
RS )NS ,iig.titist File to the extent of £3OO. Bud
I 1 Ti i iids ixittlae.oolitreirterii.—Silliee "of Half the Profits
nerivt.,l frolit Fire lusurauce;s every fifth year.
I,; FE 1 NSU ttAISpES are ako effected 'On th.e.niproNesl
p:,ta givititr, Yu' th,.i'n Insured fUrf.:loo. and utiwartils a•shitra
lu the ptiififs, ivhieh may be added to the Suitt Insured,' and
jilsablc there:6th, or applied in Reduction of the Annual
Hates and Conditnis may he, had of the Agent's.
O,EI A it LES LEWE, Se'dretAtp
move Persons whose 1 otzcies' foirl diie at .I;a;ty,l)4y are res'pect-
ful4.4 that. them) ,:rencw the Seine within Fifteen
days from that datePr.tkei, ad. secur;iy.
W W lit'flil-1 U,SE SUN,, Agents,
12, Exch an ge-hilijOingti

ATLAS ASSURANCE CO'MPANY.
rill-1E Directors beg to roll the particular attention (Sr thd
A Public to. a . VERY INI PORTA NT CONCESSION'HANE •M A B, applicable to' Life•Poli'cie§. By the
usual conditions of life assns: Ce, "assurances mule by persons
"oil their iityri-lives si 11 tie veld if they die
,by' the hands
" () justice; by duelling, or Its suiChle.;'
This etinditio'n hills brew qualified by "the A Tv, As,' as foilotys:
—"ShOuld i:talt a poLet for.a valihtble"con-
"sideration, and live been ittloret for ii Ye yeliit,'then
"the Company will hOld itself same as if the
" AA.ura nee had 'heel) zrante'd to a periint having a bona
"tide inttrest in the lite ot anotlier.'' • •
l'ersons 4sstiri,w fur th7;U'hole fink of We for £lOO- and 'up-
wards in, Great Britain or Ireland re. peclirely, drill Ve- entitled,
at the end of every seventh .year, t • pa,•iicipate in the surplus
Pienthons; to be then ascertained by actual vaination.
For the fotirfeen'yeiri coiling et Christmas,lB:ll an average
a-d-ditittn 'of £3OO has been made to every £I:000 assured is

Great Britain: ' • ' • .
The ealuation to, Christnias, 1837, is wow belly prOceeded with,
and the result Will he sliorily 'pride puhliC.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
In addition to the benefit of the late reduction in the Mates of
Premiurns, offers to .A.'sitiVers the Advantage of
an allowattee for the loss of Rent of Buildings rendered unten-
antable.by Fire.
Policies falling due at Christmas, should be renewed within
fifteen days'froin th,,t peridd. •
The Compatiys Pates and ProProSals may be had at the
Office in Loud o,' Or'of any of the Agents in'the country, who
are authorised to report on •the appearance of Livei proposed'
for Assurance.
HE; DESBOROUGH, Secretary.
heapside, London, Man:l4lFM
The AcENrafor The Coiriliany't he following placed, are :
LiDie7;oo/...:.'Nlessi's. i3"WSINSON '&
Breth4tinfs-121iiildiiigsNorth John-street.
Ditto' W. H. it DOWIttL, • •
Exchange-buildings.
Macclesfield, It. I'lirtler
,
Manchester, li,. & lime,/
OrnaSkiik, James RObinson
Oldham, John Dutieroft.
Preston, Wm. Lancaster.
Rochdale, James Hartley
St Helens, John Artsdell.
Stoelmort, W. Pownall.
Illverston,, W. FoStlethicaite,
Warrington, Thomas Leigh.
Wigan, F. Griffith.

. ,
Appleby,. E. Allinson ,
Asbtdn-under-Line, .T,- Pinney
Blackburn, It. Wilding
'ifolton, C. Brigs:
Burnley and Todmorden,T. E.
Ilaintnerton.
Bury, Richard Lomax.
Ohorley, John Latham.
Oiitheroe,.W. L. Oddev
Lancaster, Thomas
Leigh, 'l'. Whitehead.

TIIE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY,

For Assurance n.-jainst. Fire, and on Lire and Survivorship:, Pur-
chase of Annuities, Reversions, Bj-c.
OFFICE, 98, King-street, Manchester.
CAPITAL Two MILLIONS.—ESTABLISHED MARCH, 1821.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

9111-ie Assured are entitled 'to one-third of the profiti without
any Ikbitity on their part to the lossei.
• Parties intending to continue their Policies; falling dile at
'Lady Day, inust'renew them within fifteen days from that tinie,
or they will become void.
LIFE DEPARTMENT. '

The Assured are entitled to tiro-thirds of the prtififs,liiihout
ciny ZiabitiVy'rin their pattio the losses. • • " '
The Premiums charged are lo%er than those of the Majority
of other otlices. .
Department
.
The business of the Lire is kept quite distinct
from that of Fire, and its acctimulationsare not liable to make
good.anv hisses arising therefrom. "
The gates of Prt.tniuro..and'illl other particulars. maybe ob-
tained on appticatibti to 'Mr.:JOSEPH' MO R TON, Secretary
co' to any of ttie C'ompany's Agents. 'Al!otltfor
It D DAWSON:

N.B.=LAgents have already beets appointed in Mosta ihe
princifiat ttiWits in the' kingdom; but iipplii'ationS'for'Agenties,
in places where rip'poititmenis har'd nut yet been made, are re-
quested to be-addressed 16 I tic Secretary.
'BONUS, •• ' •
It 'is directed by the 1)etl of-Settleincnt. Of this CoMpativ,
that, within six calendar rabsiths after the '2sth March; 'MD,
the Board of Directors shall cause an account to be taken of the
profits in the Flfiltl4JEP.lßTmENT,.sitid shall cau'se ONE
o o of so irindy'il 01414)ml:its-as may with safety be taken for
the purpose, to be approwiated as a EON VS to all rersims Who
shall then have bee-1./Ass:uteri against Less of Fire, for the last
two vearS, or more; of he five-year• pt evioas thereto, whether
by the same annual Policies; or by a continued'ioccession of
annual Policies.
An acconnt'uf .the Profits 'in the LIFE'•DEPAKTMEI4T
will'aliso be teken'at the same tine, rasO,Ttii tins' Of which
he apportioned as.a BON US amongst holders-of Life Policies of
four'years standing. '

YORK AND NOIiTtiOKSEGLAND ASSURANCE

• • COMPANIri'" • '
High Ortiegate, York. and- King William-street, London.
r VAidloving ase'Chargeitby this `Cont-
i pane, on Commercial Risks, iti'Liverpool'.-= •
'Fbiatitig Policies, In all Cues 9s. per cent. per annum.
Specific Policies, includirrg..all risks- 7s. - .#1
Omitting. all Hazardous Trades • 6s.
Ditto all Haza,clous Goods ss. „,
~?-41)-extra charge fur plurality of occupation.
,§hort period Policies at the usual proportion of the above
rates.; .
leeneWal Receipts are *now ready for delivery for Policies
falling_due at_Lsos DAY.
Life Assurance effected on terms more advantageous to the
Assured than at !post other
'fables of Mites:With all other information on the !subject,
may be obtainad:itoapplication to
'3IATI H EW WoTq .
--7, Iridia-bnildirigii, Agent- for Liierpts3):l.

YORK AND NORTH OF ENGL.A.ND.. A5.1,7.RAN.C11.1
. COMPAN y.
xTOTICE is HEREBY GINIEN, that a DIVIDEND,pf
1.11 :.:.1(1 per Cent on the paid-tip' Capital of this O,4IPaPY
will be paid to the Shareholders. in and its ,Vieinity,
on and after MONDAY, the 2il of April, at the Company's Unice,
No. Liverpool. • ' • :•
NIATTHEW. wonivaisru, Agent.

YORK. AND NORTH OF ENGLAND 4SSCRANCE
COMPANY. '•,
T the Third ANNUAL 'GENERAL m -ETING of the
lA_ SHAREHOLDERS of the YORK: AN D•NORTH OF
ENGLAND 'ASSURANCE COMPANY, held at the 'Yotic
Tavern, St. Helen's square, in the• City of York, on MOndtiy,
the sth March, IK3B, at which a Deputation from the London
Board of Directors tvas preient,
THOS. GREGORY; Esq.' 'in the Chair.
R •
The Directers' presented 'Weir eport.of the slate of the Com-
.pany!s.airairslor Ale_ year ending; the 31st of Decemker,_ 1837,
from whichit appeared that the Fire Pi claims had advanced
33 per cent., and Life'Treiniunis'-70 per Cent. on the respeCiiye
-amounts' received during the preceding..xear ; that the toises
had beenincopaitliable as corrpaio, with those instain`e&hy
other Companies; that the Fund derived frOm Life ‘Preirtintlis
remained inriolate;:and that while the Vesent state of the
COMitanii's atfairs had the DireCtors to (1014'4 a
Dividend of 10 per cent fur the last year, tht.progressiye
exten-
sion or its operations %vayanted the ixiost unhesitating yen fhidn:ce
'l4l- ils iucretisifig and permanent prosperity, The Zepert then
recoininended, as an act of justice to non-resident Propiietois,
the establishment of vote by Piroxy, proper regulation.
And in consequence of the EondunDirectors having represented
•the disadvantages arisink in the Southern Counties of E'n'gland
and elsewhere, from the title of the Conapitn V appearing to re-
stricrthe objects of the Association to the 'Northern districts of
the kingdom, it reconinionded that' instead of the present name
oft" York and _N./I/4 England,'' that of York and London"
!should beSubsiituted; both as inure consistent with the now
cx-
tended sphere of the Company's operations, and as'giving rniire
coinplere effect to that -AletrOpolitan connexion iron' .WitiCl4
such eminent advantage had already resulted to the Shale-
holders.

The following Resolutions were unanimously carried
Ist. Moved by Lltbi4AAD simpso4, seconded by
Captain STAINFORT,H,
That the very satisfactory Report of the state of the affairs or
the Company, now react, be received.
2d- :Moved by .1:00N,VII:.RDON BLYTH,"Eig., and4eConded
by IlsNor BitKAIiEY, Esq., •
That ..lames' Adam, -Esq., Dr. Belcombe, Matthew Carr,
Robert Davies, and'Thomas Gregory, Esqrs., being the five
Directors 'retiring by ridation, be re-elected..- ".
.3d. Moved by E. V. ELYIII, Esq., and seconded by`CO.plairt
Thtit at ail future General Meetings, Proprietors residing at
a greater distance than twenty miles from the City 'of York be
allowed to.vote by Proxy,. but that in no case tray Shareholder
shall hold more than the Proxy orone Proprietor.
.4th. Moveti 'by the Right Hon. the Lord MAYOR, and se-
conded by.Hl4i ay BugxlM, Esq..
That the Directors be authorised to carry into afeet; at their
their discretion; nth'; alteration of the Title of the Compactly,' re-
ferred 'to in their Repoit.. •
nth. Moved' itV• the llieht Hon. the Loan MAYon, and se-
conded M r. 61t A YSTON, •*
'hat the thanks of this Meeting heresented to the Directors
or the zeal-,:.ability; anti sucesswit h. which they have conducted
ihe,offairs of•the Companrciiiring the-past" year. '
GI h. Moved by HANKY BREA REY, Esq., ancksecouded by Mr.
GnarsroN, " " • ' ,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to ,John and
John Barstow,'Esq , retired Directors.' ' . ~•. "
7th. Moved .by the Right Hon.' the LORD M Airoß, and se-
conded by E. - • .•
'that the especial thanks of this Meeting. he given to George
Frederick,' Young', Kgq.Nhalinan 'of /We London Beard, Sir
James Jeseph .ButkeleY Johnson, Esq., the
three .:gentlemen. fortting the -deputation front -the. London.
Board; foram .cirnsidictatocu'ilicyltave shown fir Abe interests
of •the Company; and fhritie courtesy :shown to the York Pro-
, peletors by their :attendance :his 'day, at the sacrifice of their
mercantile and professional interests.
Sth. Moved by E. V. BLYTH, Esq., and seconded by Roc; EC
C1.0i601,
That 'ilia thanks of .this Meeting be piesented to John liar-
land Fox; and Jan- Swale, Escps., the 'Auditors, for the kind
trouble they have gratuitously-taken in. the examination of the
Accounts of the Company. • • , • ' '•
9th Moved try the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, and se-
conded by Aldernian.lloTti,km'
That. the cordial thanks of this Meeting he 'given to Ediuund
Barlow. Esq.; the Managing Director, for his-'continued Aid
and exertions in promoting the interests of the Gotnpaty. '
lthh..Moved by Sir J.isik:s EYRE, and seCended:
SWA I,E,'Esq ,
That the thanks.of this Meeting he given to-Thomas Cregoiy,
, Esq., for his general atteni,cin to the interests of the CortipailY,
lino for his able:and impartial conduct in the Chair this day.,
11th. Moved by Mr. 1-IANDS, and seconded by Mr. Frisrccts
, TAYLOR,
That the Resolutions of this Meeting be inserted in such
riark and 'Londau Newspapers-as the Directors'inay deeta ad•
visable. THOMAS GREGORY, Chaitinap.