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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS KELLY,
Late of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane. Covent-garden, and
English Opera-house, on which occasion she will repeat her
" Dramatic. Recollections, and will appear in Two principal
Dramatic Characters, being positively her last appearance in
Liverpool, as the arrangements of the Theatre prevent any
further extension of her Engagement.
mills present FRIDAY EVENING, the 25th instant,
MISS KELLY will present an entirely original Enter-
tainwent, arranged by herself, entitled
DRAMATIC RECOLLECTIONS,
IV/ TH STUDIES OF CHARACTER,
which has been received with unparalleled success in London,
and in all the principal Theatres of the sister kingdom.
Pala I.
Introduction—difficulties in going alone—Stars.
STARS !
. .

Feminine Advice—Lady Savage, her Dogs and Daughters—
Mrs. Parthian obliviscent Retninis,:ences—Biographical
Glances—Early Patronage—John Kemple—Pincushion and
Crown Piece—Girlhood and Womanhood—Debateable Land—
Macadamized Music—A Recipe.
BRAVURA. Discomposed by Mr. I'. Cooke.
Mr. M'Credit : a sweet expression—Hints and Compli-
tneuts—A Theory—Mrs. Siddons—Constance's Tears—Sally
Stinpkin. in Serxice, but ont of Place—Country Engage-
ments—Costume—Yarico's Skin—The Spinning Wheel—One
good tint deserves anoth,,r—Orchestral Aliseutees.—Sung—
" Hope told a flattering Tale," in D.
With itdisbanded Flageolet Accompaniment.
PAItT 11.
Jourueying—We!sh Harper—Modern Plagiarism.
Song—Welsh Air.
First introduction to Irish Character—Scotch Woman—
Terence and no Clasbic—Car's Tour—Dublin—The Peggy !
Nell'b Laugh—lrish Kindness—O'Dunnelly's Farewell.
" Getting. up a Benefit.'
Mrs. May's Piano-forte, and Mr. Miffy's Letter-forte—Coach
Pathos and Minnte Interview.
After_ which the Melo Drama of
TIIE MILLER'S MAID.

Phoebe • (the Miller's Maid) Miss Kelly,
(As originally performed by her in London.)
Tu conclude with the Ifetit Comedy of
THE MIDNIGHT' HOUR.
Flora .. Miss Kelly.
Ou MONDAY -next. Mrs. CLARKE'S -BENEFIT, on which
occasion Mr. KEAN will perform, being positively his only
appearan.ce this seasan, when, will he presented the Tragedy of
HA Hamlet, .The Ghost, Mr. Stuart ;'
Polonius, Baker;;Leertes,. ilowasd; ,The Queen,
Mr4.`Skoley"; 'OPhelia, Miss Faucit.---After which, for the first
time these sik years, the splendid .Eastern .Drama .of ALAI)!
DIN ; or, 'Tits WoNDEFtyui.:•LiissP. :With new.,and appro-
priate Scenery, Machinery,, Dresses, and Decorations. Aladdin,"
Miss Chaplin.;
,Abenainck, :1‘1.,r. W. Howard; Kazrac, Mr. .1.
Ridgway, First hide ; Second ,Citizen, -Mr. G.
Horneastle.; :Pringeis 13adroAllbadottr,' ( t he .Cliam's.daughter,)
Miss Stanley.; Alustapha,(A-laddin's Mother,.) Mrs. Clarke.
Mr:.and'Airs. WOO /), on their return. from Dublin, will corn.,
mence an Engag,cinent of Four Nights, un Tuesday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25

No. 1.

" Nor. 17, 183 G.
"Dear Archdeacon,—The Archbishop has received informa-
tion that the Rev. Mr. Nolan has been asked to preach at St.
John's next Sunday. His brace wishes to see you to-day, or
at 1(1 o'clock to-morrow, in reference to this. Mr. Nolan has
been refused permission to preach in this diocese.
" I am, dear Archdeaco❑ yours very truly.
" CHARLES DICKENSON,
" Domestic Chaplain to the Archbishop."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25

TO C 0 a REsPoN.DENTs.,,,;,:I„,,,

1•.:
Owing to 'the. crowded 'state of our columns we. are obliged to
postpone the following favours :—The letter of '' Justitia,"
the " Address of the Protestant Ass.oCiation at Hereford" the
note A' real Churchman," &C.
We cannot insert anonymous communications.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

LYNCH LAW TERM REPORTS,

According to the American journals, there has been published
at Mississippi the " Proceedings of the Citizens of Madison
County, Mississippi, at Livingston, in July, 1835, in relation to
the trial and punishment of several individuals implicated in a
contemplated insurrection in the state." It is prepared by Mr.
Thomas Shackleton'. Such is the title of a work narrating the
transactions of a Lynch court, which terminated its assize or
commission in the summary execution of five slaves and five
white citizens ; so that if precedents or principles of the, mode
of enforcing Lynch law be required, here is a text-book tor the
admirers of such cheap and sp
seedy jurisprudence. The rumour
that the slaves contemplated an insurrection, originating in a
coloured girl having been heard to utter the treason, that she
was tired of waiting upon the " white folks," wanted to be her
own mistress for the " balance" of her days, &c. led to a meet-
ing of slave holders. They adopted and signed resolutions, or-
ganising a committee of Lynch court, and granting power to
such tribunal to have any person brought before them, " white
or !lack," to try them, and to " hang or whip," agreeably to
the laws, when they applied, and when they did not apply, " to
act us in their discretion seemed best." 'One case reported is
that of Dr. Joshua Cotton, a New Englander, and it may ra-
ther startle Old Englanders; " it was proved to the satisfaction
of the court that he had been detected in many low tricks—had
been deficient in feeling and affection for his second wife—had
traded with negroes, and had asked a negro boy whether they
were whipped much," &F. It is added that Cotton made a con
fession es to being desirous of effecting a conspiracy (query,
slave abolition ?) Sentence, to be hanged; and hanged he was
an hour afterwards. Another case is that of William Saunders,
charged-with "often being out all night, and giving no satis-
factory explanation for so doing." Sentence, to be hanged,
and 'lane() he was, with Dr. Cotton, on the 4th of July, the
anniversary of the " declaration of independence." Another case
reported is that of Albe Dean. He was convicted of being a
lazy man, and with little pretensions to honesty ; moreover he
had the criminality " to pretend to make a living by construct-
ing washing machines," and the audacity " to intercede with
the owners of runaway slaves, to save them from a whipping."
Sentence, to be hanged ; and he was hanged accordingly : the
record added that he died in " dogged silence." The last case
ue shall notice is that of A. L. Donovan. He was charged with
being "suspected of having traded with the negroes, being
found in their cabins, and enjoying himself in their society."
He had once observed, that it was " cruel to be whipping the
negroes." The court " was satisfied that Donovan was an
emissary of those deluded fanatics of the north, the abolition-
ists. He was condemned to be hanged, and suffered according-
ly." As an American paper says, "Such is Lynch law."—
times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

THE ,LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

CONSISTORY COURT, CHESTER .—Tuur qnrAv.

went awry about ten." To thisreplied—" I
didn't know he was in town;" and parties retired. In the
morning the subject was mentioned again, when Mrs. Vernon
declared Mr. P.. had not been .there ; and .Mr. It, sett., told
Tucker liejnust ha,ve Otc..tnt ;what he narrated, for Mr. Palmer
,was in , Liverpool. The tioY. insisted so strongly, that Mrs.
.Vernon wrote to Paliner jestingly on the subject. Ere her
letter reached Liverpool, a letter from thence, apprised the:
family that John Palmer.. had aspired at tire very titite.the lad
Tncker supposed he saw hint. Mr. R. jun., perfectly and dis-
tinctly remembers Tncker's telling him as before narrated; and
on the news of poor Palmer's death, he (Tucker) was taken
very ill, and attended by Mr. Reynolds of Springaarflens, and
Mr. Andrews, surgeon, Charing-cross. The impression was,
however, so strongly upon the, lad's mind, and his nervous
system had. received sush„aeshock, that medicine could very
slightly alleviate his sufferings. Nothing could again induce
him to.sleep in that mein; and he soon aftei quitted-Mr. !L'S
.service.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

LYNCH LAW TERM REPORTS.

--
According to the American journals, there has been published,
at Mississippi the " Proceedings of the Citizens of Madison
County. 'Mississippi, at 'Livingston, in July, 1835, in relation to
the trial and punishment of several individuals implicated in a
contemplated insurrection in the state."
It is prepared by Mr.
Thomas Shackleford. Such is the title of a work narrating the
transactions of a Lynch court, which terminated its assize or
commission in the summary execution of five slaves and fiva
white citizens; so that if precedents or principles of the mode
of enforcing I.ynch law be required,.here is a text-book for the
admirers of such cheap and speedy jarisprudence. The rumour
that the slaves contemplated an insurrection, originating in a.
coloured girl having been heard to utter, the treason, that she
was tired Of waiting upon the " white folks," wanted to be her
own mistress for the " balance" of her (LAN's. &c. led to a meet-

ing of slave holders. They adopted and signed resolutions, or-
ganising a committee of Lynch court, and granting power to
such tribunal to have any person brought before them, " white
or black," to try them, and to " hang or whip," agreeably to
the laWs, when they applied, and when they did not apply, to
act as in their discretion seemed best." 'One ease reported is
that of Dr. Joshua Cotton, a New Englander, and it may ra-
ther startle Old. Englanders ; " it was proved to the satisfaction
of.the court that he had been detected in many inw tricks—had
been deficient in feeling and affection- for his.second wife—had
traded with negroes, and had asked a negro boy whether they
were whipped much," &C. • It is added that Cotton made a con
fessi r. es to being, desirous of effecting a conspiracy (query, •
slave abolition ?) bentence,:to be hanged; and hanged he was
an hour afterwards. Another case is that of Williem Saunders,
charted with "often being out all night, anti giving no FRtig.
factory explanation for so doing."•• S!mience,* to he hinged,
and h'anged he was, with Dr. Cotton, on •the 4th of July, the
-anniversaiv.of the" lec!aration ofindependenee." Another case
reported is that of Allie Dean. He was 'convicted of being a
lazy inan, and with little pretensions to honesty ; moreover he
had the criminality " to pretend to make a living by construct-
ing washing machines." and the audacity " to intercede with
th,, owners of runaway slaves, to save them from a whipping."
Sentence, to be banf,,e'd ; and he was hanged aecordin.ly : the
record added that he died in " dogged silence." The last case.
we shall notice is that of A. L. Donovan. -He was charged with
being "suspected of having traded with the negroes, being
found in their cabins, and enjoying himself in their society."
He had mice observed, that it was " cruel to be whipping the
negroes." The court " was satisfied that Donovan was an
emissrry of those deluded fanatics of the north, the abolition-
ists. Ile was cendemned to he hanged,,snd suffered accordinsr-
ty As an American paver says, " Such is Lynch law."— •
Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

MUSIC AND DRAWING,
HARP, PIANOFORTE, GUITAR, AND SINGING.
A LADY, recently disengaged from a esidence of some
years with a family of distinction, i poses devoting part
of her time daily to giving Instructio the above Branches.
Tigasis
Harp, Three Lessons, One Guine .

Pianoforte, including Singing in both Italian and • English
style, Two Guineas per Month. Instructions in the Guitar, if
required, would he given to Pupils, without additional charge.
DRAWING, in a superior style, and on the plan of the best
London Masters, comprising Landscape and, Portrait, together
with Miniature Painting on Ivory. Terms, Three Lessons,
One Guinea.

To Families where there would be more than one Pupil, a
difference in terms would be made.

As the Lady speaks French fluently, she could, if wished,
impart the necessary instruction in either of the above branches
by communicating in that Language, which might be considered
an important advantage to the Pupil.
Commands, if by letter, (pcst-paid,) addreFs,,d—to A. S. W.,
27, Berkeley-street, (third house from fields,) will meet due
attention.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

Eo be krt.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arising
at the Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Road between War-
rington and' Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, called or
known by the names of Hulme and Pemberton ates, will be
LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at t house of Mr.
Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Ne on within MAc-
kertield, in the said county, on Tnuitsuny, e 22d day of De-
cember next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in re manner directed
by the Acts of Parliament now in force or regulating Turn
pike Roads," which Tolls produced th last. year the suns of
£1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put
up at that sum. Whoever happens to be Ore best bidder must
at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) of the
Rent at which such Tolls may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said
Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly or other-
wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this oth day of Novem-
ber, 1836. JOHN FacHETT, Clerk to the Trustees
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

BIRKENHEAD HOTEL AND FERRY.

On TUESDAY next, the Nth of Nov. instant, at Two o!Clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon booms, South John-street.

%NE-THIRD and undivided Part and Share of and in the
ll BIRKENHEAD HOTEL; _ OUT-BUILDINGS, and
PREMISES, situate at Birkenhead Fer2,rin the County of
Chester, opposite to Liverpool.
The Hotel is large, commodious, and ell accustomed; has
lately reeeived, awl is still susceptibl f, very great improve.
ments, which arc now in progress.
The Hotel is now in the possesqion of Mr. Willoughby, for-
merly of the Royal Hotel, at Chester, at a rent of L6OO per
annum until May next, after which time the rent will be £9OO
a-year tour years.

. The Outbuildings are well constructed and built, and consist
of excellent and extensive inclosed Stables and lock-up Coach-
houses, together with a.Bowling .Green, a large Green, with
Alcoves for private parties, fronting the river, Billiard-room, a
ood Garden and Pleasure-grounds, covering an area of 11,000
square yards of Land.
A Well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-watermark,
and there is safe and convenient Landing for Passengers, Car-
riages, Carts and Horses, at all hours of the tide; and Post-
Horses kept at the Hotel, with careful drivers; where attention
is paid to the convenience of I'assengers.
The Steam Boats ply every Half Hour from each side of the
River, with very skilful masters ; and Coached leave and arrive
at the Hotel daily, at several hours, to and from London, Ches-
ter, Cheltenham Bristol and other.places.
Part of the Purchase-money. may remain on Mortgage, if
required.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.

For further infOrmation, and to see a plan, apply to WI LLTA
H ETU ERINGTON, Esq., Birkenhead, or to Mr. JOHN PEN ING-
TON, Solicitor, No. I, Harrington Chambers, -North:: John-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

To-Btonnow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, in
Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street,
217 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
containing 135,000 feet,
Imported in the Hannah, direct from the Bay, and now landing.
390 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
being real City Wood, per Friendship.
Also 149 Logs Cuba MAHOGA Y, er Fairfield,
127 Logs Do. DO., er Albion,
13 Logs Havanah CE DA , per Ditto,
258 Pieces PARTRIDGE ODD,
84 Real Itio• ROSEWOOD PLANKS, just landed,
558 Bahia ROSEWOOD PLANKS,
20. Tons ZEBRAWOOD PLANKS,
350 Logs of PENCIL CEDAR,
320 LANCEWOOD SPARS. •
By order of the Importers,
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

limy)).

THE SNOW DROP.
13Y MARY TIOWITT.
-The snow drop !—'tis an English flower,
And grows Beneath our garden trees ;
For every heart it has a dower.
And old and dear remembrances !
All look upon it, and straightway
Fecal their youth like yesterday.—
Their sunny years, when forth they went,
Wandering in measureless content ;
Their little plot of garden ground ;
The mossy orchard's quiet bound ;
Their father's hohse, so free from care,
And the familiar faces there !

The household voices, kind and sweet,
That knew no feigning—hushed ana gone !
The mother, that was sure to greet
Their coming with a welcome tone ;
The brothers, that were children then,
Now, anxious, toiling. thoughtful men ;
And the kind sister, whose glad mirth
Was like a sunshine on the earth—
These come back to the soul supine,
Flower of the spring, at look of thine!
And thou, among the dimm'd and one
Art an unaltered thing alone!

Unchanged—unchanged !—the very flower
That grew in Eden droopingly
And now beside the peasant's door
Awakes his little children's glee,
Even as it filled his heart with joy
Beside his mother's door, a boy !
The same—and to his heart it brings
The freshness of those vanished springs!
Bloom, then, fair flower, in sun and shade,
For deep thought in thv cup is laid ;
And careless children, in their glee,
A sacred memory make of thee !
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

SOUTH AMERICA.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR BUEN AYRES.
The day of sailing will be 'gained in a flan?. advertisement.
The fine Liverpool-built Barque I ABELLA,
• ,itik Captain D in Sm u ;
Al, 220 tons, coppered, sails rem -ably fast, and will
be found in every respect a first-rate conveyance both
for goods and, passeugers.—For terms, &c. apply to Mr. Wort-
uA t. ; to the Captain, on board, west side George's Dock • or
to W. and J. TYRE/t.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

LONDON GAZET7'E.—FRIDAY, Nov. 18.

' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Chadwick and Chadwick, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinnera and
manufacturers—Chatterton and Chatterton. Stockport, Cheshire, reed-
Makers—HOivard and Hetherington, Manchester, millwrights.
INSOLVENT.
Nicholas Strange, Tunbridge Wells, Rent, cabinet-maker.

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Nichols, pcvngate-hill, London, carman.
Samuel Roberts. Ilaitings, shoetnaher.
Thomas WililiSh,'Ciiiiper'S.46W: London, wine-merchant.
James Bakewell, gapeirester, size-manufacturer.
Thomas Knock and henry, Jacob, Leicester, grocers, tea-dealers and
porter-merchants.
Ann Hiislam; Radcliffe, Lancashire, victualler.
Richard Modre, Hoxne, Suffolk, furniture-broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

TO SILK MERCERS, LINEN' DRAPERS, AND

OtHERS,
ELIGIBLE HOUSE AND SHOP, IN BOLD-STREET,
rim) be SOLD, a FIVE YEARS' L ASE of the extensive
IL PREMISES, situate 90, Bold-s .eet, late in the occupa-
tion of Mr. T. Anslow, Silk Mercer, th immediate possession.
—Also, the Fixtures, &c., which . e nearly new.—Apply to
WOOLLRIGIIT and CIIIDSoN, 102, Bold-street,
Who have on Sale two excellent Shop Fronts, one Single
and one Double Window, Plitte Glass, Cornice Columns, Fold-
ing Doors, Guards, &c., complete. (One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from he Purt of
LIVERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER & .
OF NOS. 9 AND it), CORN , I.NDON,
that they may procure the whole, or v part. of an OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest ullity of Goods known, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House,
NOS. 4 AND 5. ST. nEonc; Ws CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL;
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their
Warehouse in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for
Ship-sailing information, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

ET. Nov. 18.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

gIRTItS.

On Saturday; the 12th instant, 'at 13allain, nein' London, the Tidy of
Georgo.Bormdaile, Esq. of a daughter.
On Thursday last, in Castletown,, the wife of Mr.. Thoings;e4dis,
steward at the erelong, of a daughter. Great joy was evinegdon thq
imeasion, nil. this happy couple-have' been married it vanteen years
without ever before bavini an, opportunity of witnessing-the' fruits
and delights of a married life.

. • M Alt HI 1).
' On Saturday, the 29th nit, at Hope, henry Boydell, Esq. of this
town, to Agnes, third • datighter Orthe late B. Trevor 'toper, Esq. of
Plas-tem • .
On MOndny, the 7th instant, at Preston, Mr. Joseph Poulton.to.Miss
Elizoheth Eavest. This is the slith'time that• Joseph has had the fidi-
city of appearing as bridegroom at the hymeneal altar; and..thei Mote
hat he wore on that dhy., graced this young Lothario'scranium.oq the
three'previous sitnitir or eosin-rig.
On Wednesday, the 9th instant, at St..Mlohael'g alturehi.Mnittialt
Edmondson, mate of the brif Buoyant, of this port, to Betsey,
youtrgest;ditughter ofligaptttin k.ulmou&on-, of Whitvhaven.
Same Jay at St. Nicholas's Church, Whitehayen, by the rteNl.Prr
incumbent,
rltuliston, the Right Hon. Lord ThurlOw to Sarah, daugh-
ter oft Mr: Peter, /I odgson. ,solicitor, .of; VV.hitelinven.,
On Thursday, the 10th instaut,at St. Nicholas's Church, ZoluaJacit.
son, E. Oldham, to :Elikabeth, third ,ditighter of 'Henry Fishwiek,.
Esq. Wagon. •• . - • •• • •
Srkrne day,,at Sephton Church, Mr. John ' Bootle to Miss Darwen..
br th' of that. place.
On Saturday., the 12th instsirt Mr. David Claiton to Mrs. Ann
Tinsley; Whitechapel;
AtTarnyrorth Church, bYthe-Rev: D. klvdrey; Fellow-of isrilsenese-
College, Oxford, the Rt., philip. henry -Lee, reeter ofStoke.l3ruerbe,
Northamptonshire. aod • Follovr of Bliisetiose' College, to. l‘targaiet,
yourmest daughter of" Riehaid- WWI'S; rig. pf.• HalSttead, in this
county.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

BANKS.

_
Bank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool .....
Liverpool Union Bank
Itutehester and Liverpool District Rank l5 ~ .. 21 0 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... lO . . . 20 0 0
' Commercial Bank of England 5 ..• . 60 0
.
Northern and Central Bankof England lO
.. • . 12 5 0
Borough
£5 ... 9 7 6
South Lancashire £s Os.. 4 7 6
North and South Wales Bank £s Os.. 412 6
Ulster
• united Trades' Bank £lo Os.. 10 5 0
Tradesmcns' Bank
£3 Os.. 412 6
GAS AND WATER WORKS.
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks £lo .... 00 0 0
S 4. Helen's Gas Works
10 •• •• •• • 00 0 0
L verpoo I Coal Gas
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company £loo £3Bs 0 0
200 0 0
New Shares, premium £7o
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
...... 472 0 0
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
1 326 0 0
73 0 0
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company ..£25
Ocean Assurance Company,

15 7 6
8 10' 0

FERRIES.
Woodside, Birkenhead, and Liverrool Steam
Ferry Company
......... .£lf; cB.. 26 10
Royal 'Rook Ferry ........ 15 0 .. 13 10 0
monk's ( WoodAitie) Ferry ...................... 5 0... .5 0 0
Egremont lO 0 12 5 0

........... ...
.MINES.
k•R:veelsir Tr'eerst.isyec:nn Tinsnlitlaantdell,C'Elopi,npei‘ersot ditto. .........
British sliver, Lead, and Co per ditto ......
Liverpool and Manchester Coai ...,..., .. . . .
Liverpool Stearn Towing
Li verpool ri,ll
LlVt•rdool Tilnl),,r,

......^t .... 2 0 0
• I .... 2 2 6
2 I 1) 0
1 .... 1 5 0

.... ......

I X;

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET;
Kan!dished ✓I. D. 1820.
New Patients admitted during the month of Oct. .............
Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist-
. auce during the month of Oct. •• ......
15 o' Tot;ilsinee.the Co!mencement

22,251

• • I• , 6, Snrgeons. Mr.-Mcfwards And Mr. Neill:—Treasurer, Mr. J. Knowles.
nonuna, 7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

Eibet pool .I)Eppiag.

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blended to sail the 2,lch instant.
ForI3OMBAY,
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":??,. 4 The Ship LIN, ,
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553 tons burthen.—ForJ MA aster freight or p• sage apply to Wm. and
J. Tu! IER, or to

EAST INDIES.

BARTON, IRLANI, and HIGGINSON.

To sail the Ist December.
For BOMBAY,
- The fine British-built Ship ANGER,
RICHARD ADILEY,, aster;
Burthen 516 tons.—For freight or passe. , having superior ac-
totinnodations, apply to CHARLES EIORSFAI.I. and SoN, or to
BOLD and RUSSEL.

To sail immediately, most part of her cargo being ready.
41.- For SINGAPORE, MANlLlrtj, and CHINA,
.1011_,N, The fast-sailing Clipper FO MIDABLE,
Vgift:, 350 tons register, built of oak, only three years old,
. Captain L. MACK 4Y,
( Who is well acquainted with the trade. )
For terms of freight or passage apply to ROBERT Wisa,
FARBRIDGR, and Co., 3, Austin-friars, London, or to
ROBERT WISE and Co., Liverpool.

Daily erpected to arrive, and will hare immediat despatch..—.l
regular Trader.
(.• Fier CAPE OF GOOD HOPE a ALGOA BAY,
The A I British-built Schoon FEEJEE,
171-tons register,
Captain JOSEPH BEWLEY,
• (
freight well acquainted with the Trade.)
For terms of or passage apply to ROBERT WISE,
FA RBRIDGB, and , Austin-friars, London, or to
Cu.,'ROBERT WISE and Co., Liverpool.

WEST INDIES.

4S
To saf 1 the 23d instan
For DEM ERAR
The Shio JOHNST NE,
• - A. M'llminsoN, Master;
Lying west sick Prince's Dock.,=Apply to
SANIMACH, TINNE, and Co.
_____

.6 Intended to sail on the 26th ins nt.
,
')
For BARBA DOES ~,,-.
'".l:Y‘ The Barque I R-L il,
J. F. DIXON, INlas r.
For freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIG9INSON

To succeed the HEYns, and will sail in afe /days after her.
For BARBADOES
• The beautiful fast-sailing. Brig turomA,
EDMUND PARKIN, L ster ;
Now on her third voyage, an loading west side
Queen's Dock.—For freight and passage apply to
HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholme-squate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, east side Brunswick Dock,
The following Cargoes, now landit , viz.:—
" Ex Bee. from Quebec
348 Logs YELLOW PINE, meal rig 25.940 feet,
118 Logs RED PINE, o. 5.181 feet,-
44 Logs OAK, do. 1,712 feet,
60 Logs ELM, do. 2,552 feet,
423 PINE DEALS,

m. c. q.
5536 Standard STAVES, do. 4 • 0 2 25
3600 W. 0. Puncheon STAVES, do. 3 0 0 0
24 ASH OARS,
24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES. •
Ex. Wolfes Cove, from Quebec, •
403 'Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 31,270 feet,
58 Logs RED PINE, do. 2,421 feet,
38 Logs OAK, • do. 1.335 feet,
66 Logs ELM, du. 2,572 feet,
421 PINE DEAD;
c. q .
4700 Standard STAVES, do. 350 14
7739 W. 0: PunalAon STAVES, do. 6 4 1. 29
24 ASH OARS,
24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES.
Ex Gleaner, from Miramichi,
744 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 28,103 feet,
63 Logs BIRCH, do. 1,207 feet,
3473 DEALS, " do. 106,260 square feet,
9 Cords 4.feet; LATHWOOD.

The above Caigoes (the shipments of Messrs. Allan, Gilmour,
and Co., of Quebec, and Messrs. Gilmour, Rankin, and Co., of
Miramichi,) are •of'a Superior quality, and well worthy the
attention of consumers.—Apply to Mr. DUNCAN GIBB, Mer-
chant, or to
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and .Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

VALUABLE PICTURE'S.
WiNSTANLEY'S ROOMS.

Via ESSRS. THOS: and SONS reSpect-,
fully.annpunce to the Admirers of the Arts, that they
have received directions to offer by Auction, at their Rooms;-th
Church-street, on THURSDAY next, the 21tirrand FirtnitY,-the
`2sth November instant, ;it Twelve oNtclo - precisely each day,
the First Part of an extensive CO (-./‘ HON of Valuable
PICTURES, which, are consigned t them for immediate sale,
in which will be found " The-Bard,' a splendid production of
Martin's pencil; the Sacrifice of the Wild Boar, by Arnold;
the Death of King Henry, by Northcote ; the Marriage Fes-
vs isaother Interior, by Jan Steen; .the Holy Family,
yTarmegiano Italian PeaSants, by Agostino Carracci; Bac-
*is and -Nymph, by Rubens; Love and the Arts, by Guido.;
With-other vertu -desirable SpeciMens by Guido, Domenichino,
Cannaletti, 'Salvator Rosa, Albano, Claude, and other Italian
Artists ; of Teniers, Ostade, Ruysdael, Berchem, Cuvp, House-
man, Breughel, Mieris, Greuzei Weeuix, G. Dow, Jan Steen,
Vander Ulft, Mireveldt, and others of the Dutch and Flemish
Schools, and some fine Specimens of Wilson, Hogarth, Gains-
borough, Reynolds, Lawrence, and other British Artists.
To be viewed This Day, (Tuesday,), the 22d, and To-morrow,
(Wednesday,) the 23d, -when Catalogues may be- bad at the
Rooms.

By MR. SYERS,
On WEDNESDAY, the 7th December next, at One o'clock, at
the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool,
rirtH AT beautiful MA RAN E VILLA residence, called
L°"• -" West Bank,'' situate in Liscard, in the county of
Chester, at the mouth of the River Mersey, wit -the Gardens
and Land occupied therewith, comprising ; area of about
3(AX) square yards, late the property and re deuce of Richard
Addison, Esq., deceased, and now in t ; occupation of John
Coupland,.Esq., whose tenancy will ex con the Ist of Octo-
ber- next. There is certainly not an • situation on the river
so attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to
make the house a convenient and comfortable' residence. It
contains Dining and Drawing Rooms. each 27 feet long, six
good Bed Rootns, exclusively of Set vents' Rooms, Kitchen,
Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Water Closet, and excellent Dry
Cellars.

2. A. FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying immediately he-
hind the above, and fronting the road from the shore to New
Brighton, containing about 3200 square yards, and being a most
desirable sihotion for the ereetiowof Villas or Cottages. The
tenure is Freehold

The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and
the unprecedented progress of New Brighton are so enhancing
this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singularadvan
taps of a summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an
indemnity against the expense of such indulgence, in the rapidly
improving value of the land.
For .furtber particulars apply :at the . Office of Mr. JOHN
NORTH, jun., Solicitor, Exchange Alley, where a plan may be
seen. . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

To-Mollßow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at' welve o'clock
on the Quay, east side Brunswick uck,
418 Logs Yellow PINE, 17,200 fe t,
99 Logs BIRCH, 2,756 f et,
308 Spruce DEALS, 10, uperficial feet,
4,200 Ash Hogshead STAVES,
51 Cords of LAT EIWOOD,
Being the cargo of the Woodman, from St. John's, now land.
ing.—Apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHLRS and Co., Mer•
chants, or to
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

HEATRE -ROY AL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. gLARKE.
On which occasion Mr. KEAN has in thie kindest manner
granted the aid of his valuable services,• and will perform the
character of HAMLET being positive his only appearance
this season.
Revival of the splendid eastern dra of ALADDIN, or the
-Woriumut LAMP, not acted ere for six years.
/AN MONDAY next, the 28th instant, will be performed
Shakspeare's tragedy of
HAMLET.

Hamlet. Mr. Kean.
After which, for the first time these six years, the splendid
Eastern Drama of
ALADDIN;
OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.

With new and appropriate Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and
Decorations. The Scenery Painted by Mr. Johnston, and
Assistants; the Machinery constructed *by Mr. Wilmore.
*lucid in Miss Chaplin

Mustapha (Aladdin's mother) Mrs. Clarke.
Ticekets to be had of Mrs. CLARKE, No. 1, Houghton-street;
and of Mr. PA ILK R, at the Box-office, of whom places may be
taken from Ten till Three.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

CI H. M. LOIXEY, Wlm .MtßetrA T, begs leave to inform.
. his Friends and the Public,. that, in consequence of 111eisrii.
WououocsE having declined selling, their noted BRONTEF.
WINE in less einantities than 20 Gallons, he is now selling the
saine at their former priCes nainely,.2(is. per. Pozen or. 101. per
Galion. Ho has also a yell,' sup'erior Old Jamaica RUM, for
private use; price 20s. per Gallon.
Rose-place, near Fox-street, Liverpool. .

Lcgai Noticto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

Eo be ii4et.

, .
.I“.yrlct; is HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLSarising.
L at the Toll Gates upOn the Tin upike Road between War-
rington and Wig-ati, in the' county' of Lancaster, called .or
'known by the .numes, of and Pemberton pate:9, will be
LET by AucTioN to the best Bidder, at the house of Mr.
Thinuas. May, the .Legli• Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mae-
kertield, in,the.said.coonty, on Ttio.nuav, the 22d day of De-,
ceinber tiexcat Twe'lVe o'clock at Neon, in the manner directed,
by the Acts of Parliament now in force " For regulating" Tur-
npike Roads„" which, Tolls produced. the year the stun of
£1,383 above the expenses of collectinx then), and will be put
up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must
at the.same time pay one tnonth,ie advance (if required) of the
Refit at which such Tolls may, he let, and give security, with
stainent sureties, 'to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said
Turnpike lioad.for.payinent of the remainder inonthlyer other,
wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem-
ber, 1836. JOHN .FITGLIETT, Clerk to the TrUitees
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

To-MORROW, k \Veda esday, ) the 234 instant Twelve o'clock;
on the Qnay, east side Brunsi•• DoCk,
145 Pitch Pine LOGS, 8,610 feet,
. 115 Hardwood PLANKS, 4,686 feet,
6,739 Pine and Spruce P LA. KS, 248,431 feet,
- 554 Ditto Ditto ENDS, 6,740 feet,
13,920 Ash and Oak Hogshead STAVES.
Being the cargo, per Margaret, from Halifax, N.S.. now land.
ing.—Apply to Messrs. WiLoas, Picimiscitt.t., and Co., Mei,
chants, or to
DEMPSEY,' BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

'BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
TO ,iItONFOUNDERS AND OTHERS.
HE Lighting.Coinmittee are ready. to -receive TENDERS
fur 200 CAST-IRON LAMP-POSTS, to be supplied itn-
thediately, in lots of 50 each. They are to he similar in weight.
and patter❑ to those at present in use in the town. Sealed Ten-
ders•will.be'reeeived until Fittnar, the 2d• December, at the
Watch-office, Nu. I, Fenwiek-street, where further informa:iun
may be obtained. By order, •
CAPES ASIILIN, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

• . VALUABLE; PROPERTY IN PRESCOT.:
On TUESDAY next, the 29th lust:, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
• at Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Prescot, in the county of
Lancaster, in the following or such, other Lots as may be then
agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be
then produced,
Lot I. ALL that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING-
HOUSE, situate on the north side of and fronting
Fazakerley-street, in Present aforesaid, with he YARD, OUT-
BUILDINGS, extensive-GARDENS:a other APPURTE-
NA.NCES thereto belonging, rece tl in the occupation of
Miss Richardson, deceased, the late ' oprietress thereof.
The House is commodious and 11 and substantially built,
and suitable for the immediate rece ion of a respectable family.
The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees.
Also, all that other MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
adjoining to the above Messuage, with the OFFICE, OUT-
BUILDINGS, and other APPURTENANCES thereto be-
longing, and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward.
These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance..
-Lot 2. All that le,:ge SEAT-or PEW, No. 2, in the front of
the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Pre'scot,'arrd lately
occupied by Miss Richardson.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROwSON and CROSS,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

.VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT:i

•
On TUESDAY. next. the 29thoinst., At Six Cioekinthe Evening,
if Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel,. Preicot, in the county of
Lancaster, in the follnwing or sueh other Lots as may be then
agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be
Lot
LL
n.iiroA produced.
pital MESStAGE or DWE LLINt-
I.IOUSE, &Ifni!? on..the north side of andirontini
FazakerleY-Street; in Ptescot dforesaid, with the YARD., OUT-
BUILDINGS; extensive GXRDENS; and other APPtIIfT2-
N*NCES thereto belonging, recently in. the occupation of
Miss ttichardson, deceased, the late Proprietress thereof,
The House is cthutriodionS and well an:l substantially built,
and,snitaide for the immediate reception of wrespectable family.
The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. „

Also, tilltbatotherMESSUAGEor` DWELLING:I-10'0.SE,
adjoining to the above Mesettage, with. the: OFFICE, ()UT—
BUILDINGS, and other APPURTENANCES thereto be-
lobgini, and now in the occtipation of Mr. E. Ward.
These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance. - .
Lot '2. All that large SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of
the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Ptescot; and lately
occupied by Miss 4ichard§ou. . t,
For further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN and Caoss,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

PRESTON AND WYRE DOCKS.
Thursday, 10th N0v..18341
AT a MEETING of the FRIEN DS of this UNDERTAK-
ING, held THIS DAY, at No. 82, Cornhill, London,
P. 11 ESKETH FLEETWOOD, Esq., M.P., in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :
Ist,—That the Harbour of Wyre, both from its safe and ready
access, and other material advantages, and almost nominal
Does, is eminently calculated to become au extensive Port of
Commerce, and requires only the formation of Docks to make
It surpass every other the- Lancashire Coast.
241.—That it is consequently highly desirable that-a Company
should be formed for the making of Docks, with' Warehouses,
&c., and thereby affording the necessary ace( modation to the
Foreign Trade.
3d,—That such Company be style t Preston and Wyre
Dock Company.
4th,—That a capital of £lOO.OOO b
£5O each, upon which a deposit of £'
paid.
sth,—That a Provisional Directory be formed, and Prospec-
tuses issued, and that all necessary proceedings be taken for
obtaining an Act of Incorporation at the next Session of Par-
liament, and carrying this undertaking into effect.
P. HESKETH FLEETWOOD.
0. T. ALGER, Sec. pro tem.

•aised, in 2000 shares of
10s. will be required to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

ARRESTS IN SARDINIA

A letter from the frontiers of Italy, under the date of Nov. 3.
contains the following :—'• A conspiracy has been discovered,
and many persbus of all classes are implicated therein. The
Sardinian police'has arrested about 50 conspirators, and con-
vincing proofs of,their culpability were found at their lodgings.
The leaders have, however, been able to effect their escape to
France, Switzeriand,and Spain, in which countries they appear
to have had powerful accomplices and auxiliaries„ a circumstance
which should not be overlooked."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

On THURSDAY, the Ist day of December next, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, subject to such conditions as will then be pro-
duced, unless previously disposed of, of which due notice will
be given,—
Lot 1. JILL those Two MESSUAGES, or DWELL-
ING-HOUSES, situate on the west side of Chat-
ham-street, in the several occupations of Mr. Tarbett and Mrs.
Berry, and adjoining the next Lot.
2. All those Two MESSUAGES, or DWELLING-
HOUSES, one situate on the west side of Latham-street, and
the other on the south side of Myrtle-stree adjoining the first
Lot, and in the several occupations o Mr. Brown and Mr.
Kendall.
'3. All the MESSUAGE, or DWEL ING-HOUSE, situate
on the west side of Bedford-street, and south side of Myrtle-st.,
in the occupation of Mrs. Taylor.
4. All that MESSUAGE, or DWELLING-HOUSE, situ-
ate on the north side of Pleasant-street, in Liverpool, in the
occupation of Mr. Holder.
All the above Lots are held by Lease, under the Corporation
of Liverpool, for 75 years. Lot 1 commencing in September,
1827 ; Lot 2 commencing in July, 1828; Lot 3 commencing in
May, 1826 ; and Lot 4 commencing in December, 1828.
5. All that Piece or Parcel of BUILDING LAND, situate
on the west side of Baker-street and at back severally 18 yards,:
or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on both sides
severally 30 yards' or thereabouts.
The Tenure of this Louis Copyhold.
For further particulars apply to Mr. PA Mi., Solicitor, Duke
street, Liverpool; or to Messrs. EDWARDS and THISTLEWAITE.

Eo be *db.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

9 9 IS3(
• -

K ET, Nov. 18.

nd the sile;s, which eon;
;, amount. to u5O hhcis,
1001 bags Mauritius have
present reducedqUota-
Mr sales reported in Fo-
ntined to a parcel of 110
;he quay,—Collee. The
Berate extent, consisting
all parcels of. Demerara,
(othing done in Foreign.
14s tr cwt, and 100 bag
nto no sales,--Rice con.
f East India not being
rags of middling 13eni,,a1,
turn offering in the mar-
prices ; the sales are Nu
and 5s ad 4'g' for

made, at full prices.-10
76s in bond ' - and a small
been accepted for Ben-
ire confined to about 300
to 15 tons, at 18s 9d and
:tion, brought £lBlsa W

of sale, and the prices
ek ; the quantity of all
ion in the price of TUT'
cate. —A me rican Tar is
tions.—Some little ad'
ishes, for which 37s has
en accepted ; the sales.
ontreal l'earl Ashes are
parcels only have found
[s of old American Clo,
' cwt, but holders gene-.
no Flaxseed on sale.--
is very dull, and quota-
rery limited, being Con'
i 6 salted do. at 41d to
se Hair. At the public
at an advance of id to
ing of 143 bales at 1814
tr matted tails, I'2ld to
it to good mixed, ilia
for short to fair mixed,
ss in Tobacco has been
leaf were for Ireland.

UCE.
lrimstone, but the total
he previous quotations.
)st without inquiry m of Tartar have bees
Cream of Tartar have
adders, Madder Roots,
No sales are reported 3
ited request, and prices
n chiefly in small lag.
5 week, and no further
very limited request,
k about 500 tons more
ted ; five vessels- hare
sales of the week are
es last made are at $4O
land.—ln Hemp, little
,bove.—For Flax there
appeared a brisk de-
bsided, and prices are
ka yellow candle were
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

TEA, GROCEIty, AND FOREIGN FRUIT

ESTABLISHMENT. 7 _ -
No. 3, UPPER DUKE-STREET.
(FIRST DOOR ABOVE ST. MARK'S CHURCH.)
A M. GREENOUGH, daughter of the late nintenant
.Ll 4 Greenough, most respectfully begs to a • nowledge the
liberal support and encouragement she h s eceived from her
Friends and the Public since her comme ement in business.
The sudden death of her Father has deprived the Family of the
annual income arising from his half pay; she now, therefore.
most respectfully solicits. on behalf of herself, her Mother, and
Sister; a continuance, of that support and patronage hitherto
received since opening her establishment.
A. M. G. has constantly on sale a choice selection of Teas,
Coffee, Cocoa, Spices, &c.
Foreign Grapes, Muscatel Raisins, Jordsn Almonds, French
Plums, Figs, and a large Assortment of all kinds of !ozenges,
Pickles, Fish Sauces, and Olive Oil; Wax, Spermaceti, Ken-
sington, and other Candles ; tine Spermaceti and Palo Seal
Oil ; Lamp-wicks; White and Yellow Soaps, with a great.
variety of Windsor and other Toilet Snaps, Perfumery of all
kinds, which, combined with moderate prices, will• she, hopes,
secure her a continuance of that support and patronage she
now solicits.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

~ BOROUGH .OF. LIVERPOOL:
4,:l .MEETING .of the SUB-COMMITTEE of the
WATCH COMMITTEE held the 12th Noveuther,

. .Preient,
JOSHUA. WALUSLEY, ESQ., Cll AMMAN,

. • „ . , &c..&c. &c..
A Leading Article, iu the Liverpool Mail, Nov. 12. impeach-
ing the conduct. and .cltaracter of individuals of the Police
Force, having been read,
Livtrp:roa:ttihonsus:
It was resolved unanimously, - - •- -
produce the
That the Chairman do write to the ditor or the 'Mail, re-
cinesting his• attendance before the Committee; •on Tuesday
.4.l:lernoon next, to substantiate the Charges, and
Ptoofs Mentioned in the Leading Article of his Paper, of this
date, . ..
.
In compliance-with tbis•Resolution, the Chairman sent the
following Letter:
4' To THE EDITol: col, TIIE LIVERPOOL MAIL.
Sirs,—ln the LirerPool Mail, of this numaikig, Nov,,
perceive
the full Owing statement in the• Leading Article:
ame since the in-
alinB36etl.l.iy
" 4 We assert, without any tear of con
a n themselvesinc
facts, that thera has been no diminntion icifonctrri
troductiou of the new Police. On the.
:easaer.eof cruelty, an increase
e"net'lr'oY'e'dv:ethebreelibevaes
btheaeta
of false swearing, an increase of lying, ati,
m'a
n trcraesa s e theor Police
crime,
tucrease of suborned
testimony, an increase of venal end nroll.
increase of extortion, bribery; aria
corruption,. 'gate intro mations, an
intimidation and. commutab e li.cens an increase of
and an increase of re-
morseless, invidious, arid unpardon I le,-
all this, and are able to prove it, ifa ) e oppression. We believe
'' As Chairman of the Watch
()required.'
ommittee, I beg to inform
YOU, that a Sub-committee will ' . sit .at the Office: in Fenwick-
street, on Tuesday next, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock:
And, as the statement in the Mail is calculated materially to
affect the character and efficiency
Force, the Conimittee of individuals of the Police
anxious to investigate such charges,
request the favonr of .
your
attendance with the proofs.
" Ism, Sir,
Tours respectfully, •
"JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Chairman."

At a MEETING of the WATCH COMMITTEE, held this

19th N,.vember, 1836,
Present.
JOSHUA WALMSLEY, ESQ., CHAii
&e. &C. &C.

Resolved tonanimousl4,
That the Editor of the Liverpool Mail not haviec c(anplied
with the respectful request of the Sub-committee, in reference
to the assertion in his JOurnal. of Saturday last. impeaching
the character and conduet of individuals of the Polite Force;
this Committee, in the• absence of Proofs, which he declared
hiniself ready to produce; feel themselves f.ound in duty to de-
clare, that the allecrations Made by him are unfounded.
And it rthilarther Nesoteed:.
That, in juslici iii'the•charaelter of the Police Forre, the
' Resolution of the 'Sub-committee and the Letter of the Chair-
man, together with the foregoing Resolution, be published once
in each of the Liverpooll'apers.
By order,
• • CAPES ASH.LIN, Secretary.
Liverpool, 19th N0u.,1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

On THURSAAY, the Ist day of Derceuilier next, at Six o'clock in
the Etvening, subject to such conditions as will then .be pru_
, dirtied; unless previously disposed Of, of which due notice will
be gA
LL those Two MESSUAGES, or,. DWELII-
iven,-,—; . . : - • •
ING-1-10USES, t:lie wird' side of chat::
Lbaolot-i.s:treet, in the. severaloccupations of Mr. Tarbett and Mrs.
Berry, and adjoining the 'left Lot. , , • •
; 2. Alf thoe' Two M'ESSAJAGES, or DWELLING"-
R,QUSES,.one situate on.the Westside of Chatham-street, and
the other on the south tide of Myrtle-street, adjoining the tiNst,
Lot; raid in the occilAtiOils of Mr. Brown and Mr:
Kendall.' • • ,ci• : • •
3.. All the MSSIJAGE, ckr PNVE,I4IiING4IOUSE,*uate
on the west side of Bedford-street, and smith' Wok' of ICI y rtle-st.,
in the occupation of .Mis. Taylor.-• • • _ •
4. All that MESSU4GE, or, .DWELLING-HOUSE, situ_,
ate on the north Side of Pleatant-street, in Liverpool,.in the.
occupation of Mr. Holder.
All the above Lots are held by Lease, under the.C_orporation
of Liverpool, for 75 years:' Lot 1. commencing in September,
1827 ; Lot '2 commencing in July; 1828; •Lot 3 comMencing`in
May, 1826; and Lot 4 coinmeaciug.in December, 1828.
5: All-that Pieee or Parcel Of BUILDING LAND, situate
on the west side of Baker-street and at back severally 18 yards,
or thereabouts, and running .depth backwards ou both sides
severally 3O yerds,.or tbereabouti. .
The 'tenure of this:Lot it 'C'opybeid:
or further particulars ttPl4. to Mr. PA YNE, Solicitor„Duke-
Istreet, Liverpool; or to Messrs. Eowaitos and THISTLEWAITIL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22

IRISH WHISKEY,
FOREIGN SPIRITS, AND WINE STORES,
175, INLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE THE TOWN-HALL.
ripliE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC are most
respectfully informed by O'DONNELL and CAMP-
BELL. that they have now on Sale a large Stock of genuine
IRISH WHISKEY, two, three, and four years Distilled, full
strength, and finest, lavour, such as has not been heretofore
brought to this country.
From their previous experience in Ireland,,and the connec-
tions they have there established, O'D. and . will at all'times
be enabled to have Whiskey of the choic t quality from the
most eminent Distillers.
They are also supplied with superior Id Port and Sherry,
originally imported to, and bottled i Dublin, and all other
Wines in general use. Matteis, Pa Cognac Brandy, Hol-
land Geneva, and Jamaica Rum.
One or more Puncheons of Whiskey maybe shipped in bond,
and Casks of 20 Gallons, or upwards, for exportation or ship
use. Two Gallons or any greater quantity forwarded duty paid.

A single bottle may be hail on trial.
Particular attention will be paid to the execution and con-
veyance of orders.