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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-06

TH E LIVERPOOL N EW GAS AND COKE COMPANY.
gN pursuance of an Act passed in the Fourth Year of the
Reign of his late Majesty, King George the Fourth, intituled
" An Act for Li‘yhting ‘vithi-Oil Gas the Town of Liverpool, and
certain places adjacent thereto," and of an Act passed in the
Fourth year of the Reign of his present Majesty, intituled " An
Act to i,nipower the Liverpool Oil Gas Company to produce
Gas from Coal and other Materials, and to amend the Act re-
lating to the said Company."
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Committee of
• Management appointed under and by virtue of the said Acts,
have made a further CALL from the several Proprietors of
Shares in the said Company, now styled "THE LIVERPOOL
NEW GAS AND COKE COM PAN Y," of the sum of £lO in
respect of each and every New Share; and have ordered that
such Call be paid to Messrs. LEYLAND and ButciN,Bankors,
Liverpool, on or before MONDAY, the 2d January next; and
the Proprietors of New Shares are hereby required to•pay such
Call accordingly. By Order of the Committee
HENRY STEEL', Manager.
N.B.—Cost. TAR and COKE always on Sale, at the New Gas
Works, Leigh' Bridge, Vauxhall-road..
Gus Qffice, Queen-square, 2d Dec., 1836. • •

TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE,
ESTABLISHED VOR SUPPLYING THE PUBLIC TO THEIR ADVAN.

TAW,: AND SATISFACTION.
THILL AND COMPANY, 57, Scom A wo-ito n,
ti four Doors below the Market. In all undertakings, when
soliciting support, it is but proper that the princip!e intended
to.be pursued should be set forth; and upon these grounds ue
would present ourselves to vonr notice. Practical experience
fur a number of years in the 'Lea and Coffee Trade, has gained
for us a thorough knowledge of the Business; and we- have,
after a great deal of labour in tasting, trying, and comparing,
laid in a choice STOCK of strong, fine, and rich-flavoured
TEAS, from the latest iinpoitations; also, COFFEES and
SPICES of the must approved qualities; together with refilled
and raw SUGARS; all which we are determined to 801 AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PROFIT, for R
spectfEADull
YMONEY.
Re
JAMES HILL and Co., 57, Scotland-road.
PRICES OP ARTICLES FOR.
TEY

THE PRkSHAT QUARTER.

a. d. s. d.
Black Tea ........ 2 8 per lb. I Green Tea .. 4 0 per lb.
Strong •-•
ri,,tig on —•3 4 ~ G ,food Ditto 4 4 •
Good useful Ditto, 4 0 •„Fine Ditto 5 0 „
Fine Ditto ....4 8 „ . Ilyson 6 0 ~
Padrae. Caper, Pekoe and Gttnpo%der equally good and
reasonable.
Fine Fast and West India COFFEES, masted 2s. per lb.
Wax, Sperm and Composition CAN DLES, &c.
Raw and refined SUGARS, FRUITS, &c.
a. d. s. d.
Fine Mustard ....I 4 per lb. I Fine Carolina Rice, 0 4 per
Do. Pearl Sago ...0 3 , I East India
Do. do. 8ar1ey....0 3 I , Candied Lemon peel 1 4 „
Black Pepper ..... 1 4 :, Fine Raisins O6 „
Family Orders promptly executed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12

ro be Err,

MO be LET,, the WO ii KSI-11g,.$i EDS, and YARD,
J -,141 el y oCcupied,bv Messrs. T. an I. PORTER, as Copper-
smiths, &e., fronting the Waterloo ock, in one.or more Lots.
There ate a Four and Two-horse Steam Emzine, and Two
Lathes in one of the Workshops, in good, working order, and
,
which kill be Let with the Yre,ntses, if required.
:Apply to Mr. JO UN PUATVBETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwick.
gteet. ' ,

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FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF

TONTINE.. •.
M E Property which is the subject of .this. Tontine is Frree.
, hold of Inheritance, situate in.tho northern Art. of Liver,
tool, in the vicinity of
.the North Market,: d consists of
HOUSES and PifgAHSES, valued by at miuent Surveyor
at 46;10000d tholi.ental (at.a moderate te) amounts to £332
per Autiu:O.
The Tynl ine to consist of 12GTRA.
of £3O each.

Al A
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,t Tr
,
EERABLE SHARES

The ititere,4 of the Shareholders. to depf,tud upon the Lives of
Nonita'eq, t;o'ye maned be th.em ; each Nominee to he 50 years
of age or upwards; one Life nominates!. for each Share,
and eacti-Shareholder to he entitled to a proportion of the Rents
dur;tig the Life-.of his INforninee. . .

The Shareholder Whose Nominee shall Sorcive.all the other
Nominees tO become the al:solute Owner of the whole Propert
Aa soon as the S,h ares. are•appropriated the Property
conveyed to the Shareholders--Twho are to execute a Deed in
which' the Butes a nd Regulations of the Tontine will be detailed.
Each Shareholder, by Insuring the the. Life of his Nominee,
(which can' be done for a trifling sum,) may secure the repay-
ment of the value of his Share on the.deuth of the Nominee ;
and in the Meantime he will receive his proportion of the Rents,
which proporJou will increase;on the death of each of the other
Nominees.' ,

An opportunity of Investment is thus afforded„so as to yield
good interest, and at the same time to give to each Shareholder
a' fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the
Protierty.
FOr further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus,
application may he made at the Office. of Mr. GEORGE WOR-
TH INGToNt Solicitor; Chapel-walks, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12

MEDITEIM ANEAN

Will have quick despatch '
For VENICE,
At, And will forward Goods to and Tittors,
g*3:- Th., five new coppered Scho et ZETLAND,
W. MELLING, Nlister:
130 toos register; having a great part. of her cargo ready for
shipment, have quick .despateh.—For terms of freight ap-
Ply to JOHN BIBBY and

Will hate quick despatch.
For NAPLES and 'MESSIA,
The ALLESSANDIt ,
AR
VINCENZO DL BAToLO aster;
41'1, 120 tons register; now eoppered, an awing the greater
Part of hercargo ready for going on board, will be despatched
as ibove.—Por terms of rreignt apply to
JOAN BIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12

sOUVII ArtIERkICA;

Will hare quick despatch.
4. VALPARAISO",'INTERM ED ,and LIMA,
.1^
The fine new 'Barque C lAN,
H. G. lint.rnri, N ter;
A' 1, 195' tons, ccippered and copper-fas ened; and in every
-respect a first-rate conveyauce.--1 or terms of freight, &c., ap-
Ply to JOHN BIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12

KING'S FERRY.

► HE following is a List of -the ADDITIONAL SUB-
I SCRIBERS to the TESTIMONIAL to Mr. JAMES
BOY DELL, Jun.; for his Improved Mode of Conveyance
over the River Dee :

s. d.

Amount of .Stibscriptions already advertised ..204 16 0
The Marquis of Westminster c'.l. 2l 0 0
Sir-Stephen R. Glynne, Bart., M-P
Sir Richard Williams Bulkeley, Barr., M.P 5 0 0
P: D: Cooke, Esq 2l 0 0
The Rev. Hem y Glynne lO 0 0
Richard Beresford, Esq. .
1 1 0
Copner Oldfield, E5q....,.
JohwAspitiall, Esq
Mr. Mansell
Mr. W. Catherall, Buckeley . 3 0 0
Rev. C. Parkins , • 3 3 0
S. H. Thompson, Esq., Liverpool
Richard Garnous, EN . • 2 0 . 0
E. Jones Edwards, Esq. • 1 0 0
James Hancock, Esq. 1
LleWelyn Lloyd, Eaq:
•
Messrs. Douglas, .Smilley. and Co., Bankers, Mold 5 0 0
Messrs. Douglas, Smaller, and Co., Bankers, Holywell 5 0 0
Mr. Littlewood, Holywell - ' • - OHP 6
Mr. John Langford ...... . .....................
Mr. John Fox ........ . ...... ..................• . 1 0 0

ii.r•..JOhn Lloyd, Mold ............ , 0 10 6
Richard Ashicyn, Esq... . ................ ....... .. , -5 0 0
Mr. John Griffith. Ewloe Green 0 10 6
W. T. Ellis, Es 4 5 0 0
R. J. Mostyn. Eiq.. ' '
Mrs. Rigby,'Glynne Arms 1 0 0
Mt. Tidynian
Richard Grernhow, Esq.- 1 0 0
Mr. Jos. lti,zby, Manor ...... - 0 0
M t.' P. C. Williams,Liverpool 0 10 6
John' Buck, Esq. - -• ~
5 0 0
George Blake, Esq. •
John Rigby, Esq-. ' . ....
~
William Farrell, Esq. ' ~
Thomas B. GOlborne, Etiq. -
Mr. Williani Rigby fl
John ASkew, Esq., Harbour Master „
Rd:Trevor Roper,' Esq.
Mr'. Mitchell, Bretton '' - 0 10 0
Mr. Maurice, Coach Proprietor 2 2 '.O
Mr. Chatles Davison ' 1 0 '0
Mr. Wm. Ogren. King's Head
Mr. Sam:el Loyd 't • ' , ' 2 0 0
Mr. Lawrence, Ilawarden Castle Inn - -' 5 0 0
Mt. Davies ' • 0 10 '6
T. Mather, Esq
Driver of the' Prince Llewelyn Coach • • 0 10 0
Mr' E. Letman ' • - • -0 6 0
Mr. Edisbury, Holy-Well ' ' '-1 o''o
Thothas Evans, Esq.., Denbigh - • OlO 6
'• Further Subscriptions will appear in a future paper. ,
H. ROBERTS, Treasurer. '

N.8.-“Sabseriptions .eontinue to be received at the'Banks of
gessrs: DOUGLAS, SNIALLHY, and Co.; in Mold and'Holvwell ;
.IliCliAni) SAT./ I.J, EsiV, at Molywell and.llenbigh; Messrs:
NV it.I.TAMS, ttlfrGHtS; and Co., in Chester, Baiigor, and Car-
nal von'; aricrat 'the' Commt ROIAVBANK OF LIVERPOOL.
Mold, 7th Jainiitry, 1836;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

NEW CORPORA.TION OF HULL.

A Hull raper, in its report of the proceedings of the new
corporation :of that town, has the following,moreeau, which we
extract, not doubting that the example set by that august body
with respect to the insignia which have hitherto been supposed
to give weight and dignity to persons in high office, will be
followed by this and other radical municipal bodies. We take
for granted that the head of the Home.office was consulted be•
fore the subject was discussed:—
" OLD CORPORATION TRUMPERY.
" The Mayor wished to know if any gentleman had anything
to propose as to the robes of office or the insignia of the mayor ?
" Mr. Councillor Greesham, with great deference, begged to
' move a resolution on this subject, which he had just had put into
his hands. It was, " That the mayor be distinguished by wear-
ing the gold chain, and that such be the only insignia of the office
of mayor, and that all the gowns and other paraphernalia be dis-
pensed with.' (Applause.)
"Seconded by Mr. Alderman. Bean.
"The resolution was put, and carried with only one dissen-
tient, and that one was against any distinctive badges being
retained.
" Mr. Gresham said there was or should be a gold chain
somewhere about the mansion-house, and he moved it be pro.
duced. (Laughter.)
" The ch 9 in seas soon after brought in, and the mayor invested
with it. The ceremony- was performed amidst loud applause:"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

THE TITHE CAMPAIGN-LOSS OF LIFE.

The anti-tithe conspiracy is getting up its parliamentary case
with more than Spartan firmness, and far more than Roman
indifferenee'to the value of human' life. Another sacrifice 'has
been offered to the plea that Ireland will resist the payment of
tithes to the blood; another victim has fallen to the assertion,
that ad Irishman's hatred ef tithe is equal to his love of justice,
and ,greater than his fear of death.
e helieve that in the case siihich his just occurred in Lime.
rick, it will he generally adknowledged that the life lost was a
just forfeit to the violated law. ' The deceasal was of a party
which was actually engaged in a murderous assault on the con-
stabulary appointed to carry the law into effect—the forbear-
ance. of the assailed, eXemplary as it was, only emboldened their
desperate assailants, and that but one man fell in this self-de-
fensive recourse to arms, is a proof of humanity and caution on
the part of the p'oli'ce, which cannot be too highly commended.
- Oh, what have they to answer for who have brought the coun-
try to this wretched state! Does not the blood of the slain cry
out to heaven against the contrivers and fomenters of this hel-
lish conspiracy?—will not the charge of "murderous suborna-
tion"' stand recorded against them, in a court-room whence
there is no appeal, and weigh down their guilty souls in the day
of retribution ?
It would appear from the account which we extract from a
liberal journal, that the special fury of the would-be assassins
was directed against the life of the clergyman of the parish. He
was fain to alight and seek shelter from the missiles hurled
against him, and the state in which his horse with the equip-
ments he bore, reached Charleville, shows the violence of the
attack made upon his rider. 'We subjoin the account from the
Limerick Star:—
" It is our afflicting duty to announce another fatal conflict
connected with the unsettled tithe question. On Saturday the
Rev. Mr. Bunberry, of Saunders Park, Charleville, proceeded,
at the head of thirty-two police, two sheriff's men, and four
drivers, to the house of a farmer named Madigan, who lives
within a few perches of the village of Newtown, three miles
from Charleville. The party seized, under a decree fur tithes,
eleven pigs and four sheep. They had subsequently to pass
along a boliereen, or small road, to the village, and while pass-
ing were attacked by the country people, who succeeded in
rescuing the stock, and, covered'bir the ditches, continued pelt-
ing stones until the police reached the village. The police fired,
when several country people were wounded, and a boy named
Sweeney was shot in the abdomen. He died on Sunday morn-
ing. The Rev. Mr. Bunberry's horse reached Charleville with-
out a rider, which created a great sensation in the town, the
more particularly as the saddle was torn in pieces. It was said
Mr. Bunberry was knocked off his horse; but we believe he
alighted to shelter himself from the stones, which were flung
from all directions."—Dublin Evening Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

IRISI

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF
CLERGY.

Amount already advertised
Mrs. G. Grose, Oxford-street
B. TT: S„ per IZev. C. Prince....
Two Corittibutions
Robert Woodw4rd, jun.
From the Minister,and Congregatio f All Saints -
Church
Mr. E. Bi)shell, Parlegate
George Crump. •
Miss Green, Poulton, Cheshire - 5 4/ 0
James Dixon Thornton. lO 0 0
Two Ladies, per Rev. J. El. Stafford
Wilson and Derbyshire -

£201.1 '2 6
Subscription at Meeting upwards of Ea).
Subscriptions will also be received by ADA NI HODGSON, Esq.,
Treasurer, and the Rev. JOHN B. MONK, Secretary. Books
are also left at the following places, viz.: —At the Bank of Li-
verpool; Leyland and Bullin's; Moss and Co.'s ; Underwriter's
Room; Exeliange Newsroom ; Athenaeum; Lyceum; Standard-
office; Mercury-office; Courier-office; J. and J. Mawdsley's,
Castle-stteet.

A SONNET,
EXTEMPORE, ON SREJNG A STATUE OP NAPOLEON IN A PtBLIC.

1:10LSS, IN LIVERPOOL.

II ROBERT STORY.

So stood he on the field of Austerlitz—
So stood he on Marengo's field, ete yet
The marshalled squadrons in hot battle met,
His calm demeanour such as best befits
The' leader of a hest.—The thing is clay !
And what was he whom it (loth represent ?
What were the proud materials which, when blent,
Embodied forth the hero of his day ?

All me! more brittle than his image there,
Which may look thus for years! The hero was
A statue, made of ICE, that shone full fair
In the bright sun of fortune and applause,—
But, while it dazzled, melted into air '
Or moistened earth. Alas for glory's cause !
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

VISITORS

North—Rev. M. Fisher, Rev. R Croft, and. Mr. Smith.
South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. J. Cooper.

LONDON GAZET7R.7-TuEsikr, JAN. 22.

BANKRUPT S.
Robert Drew,.HamPStead-iroad, London, currier. •
George Thomas Clough, QQ.orwotrect, BlAekcriars, London, baker.
(; Orge BrittOii--road, London; cOach-Master.
Beriab Brook, South Lambeth., London, Suree6n.
Trytle Joel, Newcastle-upon,Tyne, dialer in watches.
William Smyth; Portsea, Southampton, coach-Master.
Louis Julius Claudius Clayette, 131andbester, merchant. •
William Godwin, Gillingham, Dorsetshire, timber-merchant.
John Reeves, West Bromivich, Staffordshire, coach-smith.
Henry Peirce, Birmingham, victualler.
DIVIDENDS. . • -
Feb. 2. J. Greaves, LiverpOol, merchapt—Feb. 2. J. Abernethie and
F. Henderson, Lothbury, LOritlon, meichan'ti—Feb: 2. K. Pickard,
Russell-street, poyent..garden, white lead-maker—Feb. 4. G. Mace)",
VOse-street, Newgate-rnarket, London, meat-salesman—Feb. 6. J.
Maclachlan and D. Mackintyre. Sun-court, Cornhill, London; mer-
chants—Feb. 3. M. Myers, St. Peter's-alley, Cornhill, London, 6212-
monger—Feb: 15. J. H. Maude, White Birk,, Lancashire,., dyer—Feb.
5. T. Tuberville, Worcester, grocer—Feb. 5. R. VerYard. Bristol—flax-
dresser—Feb, 9. E. Emerson knd 13. FenvviCk-Stella, Durham, iron-
founder's—Feb. 3. J. Bradshaw and R. Bradshaw, Lancaster, tallow-
eh andlers—Feb. 3. E. Crick, Leamington Priors, WarwicLshire, printer
Feb. 9. J. M. Wood, Norwich, painter. .

_ .
CERTIFICATES . •
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or habil? the 2d day of February..
G. Lillie. and J. Patterson, Liverpool,,mprehants--T. Griffiths, jun.,
Wellington-street, Strand, London; bookieller—T. Marland, Steward_
street, Spitajfields, London, Makepeace, Bris-
tol, coachmaker—E. C. Besseil, Edward-street, Portman-square.
London, lodging-house-keeper—Y. Farrer, Poulby, Yorkshire, hop-
merchant—S. T. Probett, Derby, stationer—W. Rogers, Watford, cat-
tle salesman. n ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

MOIkIDAit

On MONDAY next, the 18th instant, at T o'clock, at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower astle-street,
100 Tons Ta►npico F TIC,
20 Tons Cuba rro,
10 Tons NICARA UA WOOD,
2 Tons LIGNUMVIT.X.
BATESUN aud HORSFALL, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 18th instant, at Eleven o' ock precisely,
at the Public-Sale-room, Exchange- ldings,
3000 Chests CONGOU,
400 Ditto TWAN K
100 Ditto HYSON

3500
Catalogues may be had at llarbord's Warehouse, 311,
Prince's Dock Basin, in due time.
- &P.. HOOPER, Tealtroker.

17
On MoN DA Y next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No.
9, Oldhall-street, •
224 Bags PIMENTO
Ex Mountaineer and Ann M‘Ken ' from Jamaica.
170 Bags BLACK PE I'ER,
Ex Calcutta, froat•Bombay.—Apply to
GLADSTONE and 6 ERJEANTSON, Brokers.

On account of the Underwriters.
On- MONDAY next, the lE3th.. instant, at ' delve o'clock, at
Messrs. Dixon, Wain, and Lace'S Wax se, Chapel-street,
15Q Barrels of Damaged PO ASHES,
Ex Esther, from Montreal.—Apply to ssrs.'DixoN;.WALN
and LACE, Merchants, or to
DANIEL BIJCIIA..NAI,s7 .and„SON, Brokers.

On account of the Underwriters.
On-MoNDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelye o'clock, at-Gon
-don's Warehouse, Klyet,
- About 25 Barrels POT ASHES,' tially damaged,
Ex Esther, from Montreal.—Apply tOCA eau and M• DONA LD;
Merchants, or to J. F. COVENTRY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

RADICAL PARSONS.

•
his the unvarying tactique of the radicals, if an unfortunate
prwedant clergyman should presume to demand his tithes—or
the arrears of tithe due for two, three, or four years—to raise
against him the yell of " tyrant—oppressor—gripiug pluralist"
—and to run him clown like a wild beast, by the blood-hound cry
of their press. On the other hand; if ene of those mongrel
clerics—those half-caste ecclesiastics—those "Vicars of Bray"—
who "run with the hare and hold with the hounds"—those libe-
rals who belong to the church as pillars, iu the same sense as
cater-pillars belong to a cauliflower, if they, in the wantonness
of their "liberality," commit such offences as would justly pro-
voke public indignation, these innocents are suffered to pass
scatheless through the radical furnace—these worthies are up-
held and defended for the sake of that very contempt which they
bring upon their body.
Without any particular application of the foregoing remarks
to the case which we are about to lav before the public—we say
merely,—" hand abludit imago"—tWere is some truth in the de-
scription we have given of a radical parson's conduct=some
likeness of the picture we have drawn of the manner in which
the radical laity will receive his exploits. But we roust proceed
to the matter in hand,
The younger of the clerical Hannibals is the Rector of Bray.
There is a gentleman of gre a respectability resident in his pa-
rish, and rated for tithes at the high composition of 7s. 6d. per
acre. This gentleman's tithes became due in last November,
without a farthing of arrears impending. No application of any
kind was made to him for payment, until the first day of January
instant :—on which day Mr. Plunket's agent handed to him a
bill of account, accompanied by the following letter to himself ( the
agent:)--
" January 1, 1836.
"FR ANK,--I wish you would call to-day at Mr. 's, in
Old Connaught, for my tithe, and if you are not paid, leave word
that you have my positive directions to drive for it on Monday
next, the 4th instant; don't neglect this.
" W. C. Pr.urgker."
Now, here is a case of precipitation, hardship, and insult to a
respectable parishioner, which we say to be without parallel.
Shall the delinquent escape reproach because he is the son of
Lord Plunket ? or' shall the discredit of such proceedings be laid
upon the church in general—without a reclamation from its true
friends against participating in the offence, and consequent dis-
grace ? For our part, it shall not; and we think we but dis-
charge our duty to the church by exposing the misconduct of
one of its ministers.—Dublin Evening Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

fit
Captaii.litcHArt LOYD;
Al, 267 tons, coppered, sails remarkab fast, and will be found
a most desirable conveyance for goods and passengers.—For
terms, &c., apply On board, in the Prince's Dock; to Mr.
HENRY RIPLEY; Messrs. StiNDS, TURNER, and Co., or to
W. and J. TYRER.

To sail about the sth Fel,ruary
For cALcurr
The fine Lir•erpool-milli

1g RIPLEY,

For CALCUTTA,'
• s
I The fine Ship oTTE' RSP L,
*7
. JOHN RICHARDSON, Comm der;
- A 1; burthen per register 401 t s ; coppered and
copper4asteued; sails fast, and has goo accommodations for
passengers.—For terms of which, or freight, apply to Messrs.
IAYLORs, POTTER, and Co., or to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

JANUARY 15, 1836.

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, JAN. 14, 1836.

Liverpool Coal Gas
1:300 0 0
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, ....£100
New Shares, premium £5O .. 108 0 0
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto ,
.. •.. .. Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Ditto • Old Quiirters £lOO paid 221 0 0
23 '55 0 '0
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 70 9 0
Ditto
25 17 10 0
Warrington and Newton ditto
Kenyon and Leigh ditto
Wigan Branch ditto .. -. 100 107 0 0
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto • • 40 --- 43 5 0
St. Helens and -Runcorn Gap ditto ..........
.. • 100 —•-• 20 10 `0
Leicester and Swannington ditto... •..
Manchester,l3olton,andßury Railway and Canal 48 -- 48 15 0 •
Leeds and Selby Railway
100 100
98 0 0
0
40
Grand /Unction ditto
London and Birmingham ditto 45 --- 103 0 0'
Birmingham and Gloucester ditto 5 6 2 6
Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 -- 7
,2
North Midland ditto
10 '5
0
Midland ditto,
' Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
-- 3 8 0
2 15 0
Bank pf Liverpool
Bank of Manchester
--- 85 0 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 215 21 13 '0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... lO -- IS 10 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 IS 8 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO 20 10 0'
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co' ' 'lO 5 '9
,Ocean Assurance Company • lO --- 11 5 0
Northern and Central Bank ofEngland lO 12 12 A
Union Bank of Liverpool
10 14 Q 0
Commercial Bank of England... ' 5 0 0 0
Birkenhead Ferry... •
0 '0 0
West Trevanan .......
1 3- 0 0
Kellewerris Copper and Tin 1 3 0 0
RICHARD "DAWSON. Share Broker.
•

LIVERPOOL INFIBM,AItV REPORT,
From the 7111 to the 'l4th Jan. 1836.

DDICHARGBD. . • .
In-patientieured . : ........ .. . 18 , In.-patients
Relieved and at own request .. 5 Out-patients
Made Out-patients
..... 4
Irregular ,... ~.I....,the,Jast week 10.
Dead
. .

House Visitors-Mr. Gihboh and Tim T. G. Lee.
Consulting Shrgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
Chaplain, the rtPV. R. Davies.:—House Surgeon, Mr. J. Long.

LOCK HOSPITAL.
Admitted........, 6I In the li6spital 38.1 Discharged ....... 12

LIV ERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Nanzberof new patients entered on the books of the Dispoi:ariei du" rill
the last week:—

S. North
Received advice and medicine M the Institution, 319outh . Total.
235 554 Visited at their own houses and supplied with ,
medicine,
127 143

Total at each Dispensary...

416 878 824
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

RECALL OF, THE FORLORN-HOPER

We understand that Messrs. lie Year, Pouncey, Bainbridge,
and Co., electors of Westminster, have engaged a steamer to
proceed to St. Sebastian, and from thence to Vittoria, to bring
back their representative colonel—we beg his pardon—General
Evans. They say, and very justly, that as he is at present
situated he is of no use to man or beast—to the men of West-
minster or the beastly Christinos; and that under such cireum.
stances it is their bounden duty to turn him to sonic account,
especially as he had for some months taken the liberty to turn
them to account. They had an idea that in giving him permis-
sion to pick up a few dollars in the " thriving cause," he would
either distinguish or extinguish himself. Seeing however that
he has not had the good fortune Co do either, they have properly-
and economically determined upon having their patriotic penny-
worth out of the mercenary ruililant, iu his place for their place
in parliament.

Wot's the use (blurts Out Bully Bainbridge) of having a
mere Major Sturgeon—a dung--a swell toot marches and coun-
termarches, and never vonce shows fight at uothink whatsum-
dever? Wot's the use of having sich a feller as the cat here at
home, and. uses it abroad, laying it into the British Legin of
Hoaxillieries like winkin hat .Wittorid?—a feller wot's boon
giving dancing balls to the Spanish vimin, instead of musket
balls to the men—wot's sneaked out of the Bilboes by stolen
marches, to get into safer kivarters—and to escape a leathering
gets under the kiver of Cordoran!—(Hear, hear! from De Year.)
—Wot's the use, I says, of having sich a rotten snag in West-
minster's jaw like that? I says, let's have hint home agin and
work his buff. It's the gallusest thing as is for ye to be misrip-
persended in this 'ere sort of a vay;—if it ain't I'm Mowed and.
no mistake."

•
The appeal of the leech of St. Martin's-lane was as irresisti-
ble as it was eloquent; and the meeting determined upon cross-
ing the " Bay of Biscay 0!"in a forlorn hope," to bring home
their Forloru-hoper.—Age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

CEpaottniot.

•
.F 4r WATERFORD,
tm, The•A I Schooner IVY, lUO tons
, . . VINCENT STEVINS, MaSler
Lying in Salttiouse Dock.
For CORK,
The A I Brig EMM4:,'
ROBERT MAINE, Master;
Lying in Salthonse Dock.—Apply to,
JOHN MA.RTIN, ,„ •
Cork and Waterford Trader's Office, CooPei's-roir,
14!le January, 1836.

A Cargo of 60 Tons Iri.sh MANGANE
Of very superior quality, fully equal, or sup • qtu the best
Devon.
Samples to be seen at 21, King-street.—Apply to. ."
°GEORGE CAMPBELL.

On SALE,
An excellent London-built CAB,
By Cork and Spaine, New Bond-stree )rice £35.
At Heald's Livery Stables, Pilgri street.

- -
ON SALE,
ANCHORS, of all sizes,
Ground Red SANDARS WO ,
Newcastle Venetian RED, WHITE LEAD AMP BLACK,
in all sized Packages, DITTO Bulk,
PAINTS
Of every ileseriptiotrfor Ships' Stores and Exportation.
Apply to T. C. GIBSON and Co., 21, Argyle•street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

UNIT' ',a) STA tES.

Takes no Salt, and clears positively an Saturdayrthe th Instant.
For NEW ORLEANS,
The very superior A 1 Ship INT INSIC,
4.50 , Captain Qui ItK
Only two years old, British-built, pared, and well
known to sails fast : has the greater part of her cargo on board,
4nd,roorn only -for dry goods.—For. freight or passage, having
superior cabins, apply to Mr. W. SHARP, or-to
JOHN GORDON and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

THE NEW DICTIONARY.

As it is probable that several weeks may elapse before this
voluminous work issues from the press, we have obtained per-
mission to make thefollowing.extracts from the proof sheets,
for the satisfaction of our inquiring country Correspondents :
"THE PEorLE."—Persons who love liquor and leisure bet-
than labour, and congregate in alehouses to beswizzle them-
selves with beer, politics and tobacco.
PATRIOT.—Any man who, having the gift of the gab, goes
about wherever two or three persons are gathered together and
makes them believe that " nothing will never go right" until
they take the government of the country into their own hands.
He also is eloquent in praise of folks " who go ragged and
shabby ;" and he contends that a man who goes comfortably
clad cannot have come honestly by his clothes.
REF-ORAL—The extinction of any institution established be-
fore we were born.

CHURCHES.—OId fashioned public buildings, erected before
the commencement of the Age of Intellect, for what was then
called " Dirine Service ;" but now converted into debating
shops for the display of penny wisdom, and reducing " Divine
Service" to a non-entity pro bong publica. •
ion;.—Silly notions which some weak persons entertain
respecting what they call "a future state."—There are many
various kinds of religion—as the Jewish, the Mahometan and
the Christian ; and this latter is again divided into protestantism
and papistry; but they are equally unimportant—mere matters
of taste; and very bad taste in those who make any mention of
the matter publicly. •
GOVERNMENT.—An impertinent interference with the full
enjoyment of our most piquant propensities.
LIBERALS.--Persons who hold that Human Nature is, like
Gadsden's Stilton Cheese, "always in the highest perfection;"
and that the greatest happiness of the greatest number will be
best brought about by letting human nature alone to follow its
own fancy.
LI FIER A TOR.—A person who gives up a rusty black gown for
a bright greeh frock; a frousty horse-hair wig without powder,
for a smart foraging cap of green and gold; and VOX) a year,
with much labour of mind and body, f0r.E20,000 a year, for a rov-
ing, rollicking, guttliug, guzzling sort of life, and no labour at

GENTLEMAN.—Any male individual of the genus homo.
MAN.—An obsolete word signifying "gentleman."
LADY.--ALIV individual of the genus homo.
WOMAN.—An obsolete word; for which the sexual adjective
",female" is now universally substituted.
CHEAP KNowt.EnGE.---I(hat knowledge which you steal from
those persons who have paid much money for it, and sell again
as your own.

faELAN r>.—The first and finest country in all the world ;
bounded only by th 4 vast Atlantic ocean on one side, and its own
Irish channel on the other, and dazzling the universe with the
corruscations of its genius !
ENGLAND.-Au island lying somewhere between the coast of
Ireland and the continent of Europe; and seldom mentioned
now a days.—lllormog Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

WEST INDIES

T o sail 071 the 16th instan .
For DEMERAR
The Brig HENRIE 'TA,
THOS. SPENCE, .11tister.
For -freight or pastiage apply to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co

. .
Intended to sail immediately.
For 13ARBADOES,
The Ship BART ,
•"Z J. ANWYL, Maste ,
For freight or passage apply to.
BARTON. IMAM, and HIGGINSO_N.

For JAMAICA,
And will deliver Goods at, Poar M A, ORACA-
• rtil;:7 BESSA, and Ports ,adj. nt,
The Barque: Cl 3 AT AM,
Jon S GILL, Commander.
For Freight 01 passage, having excellent cabin accommqation,
apply to JOEIN GLADSTONE and Co.

A regular Trader.
• For KINGSTON, JAMAI , direct, -
Ar And Will deliver Goods at SA LT ti and its.vicinity,
The new Brig ALE NDER,
JAMES JOHNSTON, Master; •
Now loading in the Prince's Dock; built expressly. for the
trade, and expected to sail very fast.—For freight or passage,
having excellent accommodations, apply to the Master, on
board, or to JOHN HALL and Co., -3, Tithebarn-street.

For ANTIGUA,
The Ship -GRAC E,
4.g.••c*, P. P.EARsoN, Mas
For freight or passage apply to
W.
and F. •SHAND.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

TUESDAY

On TUESDAY next, the ]9th instant., at 'l' vo o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, 01 all-street,
100 Tierces Jamaica CO EE.
Apply to Messrs. Joutti MintIOLLA'N and Co. Merchants
or BUCHANAN and BROW/NE, Brokers.

'rorelve o'clock, al
,astle-street,

On WEDNKsoAy next, the 20th instant, at
Bateson and Horsfall's'Office, Low
50.Chests'SHELL
Now landing ex Intrinsic, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr
GAR DNER .BOGGS, Merchant, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twe • o'clock, a
T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exch• e-buildings,
80 Bales HEMP,
Ex Superior, from Calcutta.—Apply to ssrs. Dutom, Rica
MOND, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 20th instant, at One, d'clocic, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-Ariot;
56 Bales Fine Bengal RAW SILKt
Comprising Cossitnbuzar, Hurripanl;:&c.
Also, 20 Cases of SILK PIECE GOOPS; consisting of
10 Cases Cossimbuzar CH PA HS,
6 Do. Serampore DITT
4 Do. Cossitnbuzar COR Hr S,
Ex Crown and Royal Saxon, from Calcutta.—Apply to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brotrs.

On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'c),nt'k, at Buchanan
and Browne's Office, Oldhall-sfiCet,
66 Chests SHELL I,AC;
11 Baleg fine Bengal SAFFLOWER.
BUCHANAN and 13ROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-15

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'cl at Batoson
and Ilorsrall's Office, Lower Cast e reet,
3000 East India KIPS
Now landing, ex Ripley and Royal Saxon, romCalcutta.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN EAST LOTHIAN,
FOR SALE.
To be SOLD by Public Roup, within the Old Signet Hall,
Royal Exchange, Edinhargh, on Thursday, the 11th day of
February, 1836, at two o'clock,
rilHE.Estato of ELVINGSTON, in the
muir and County Of.liaddington It
imperial acres, and lies on the north side
Road, within fourteen miles of Ediubur
dingtou. An Estate so compact, andii,
is seldom, to be inet with.
The.Mansion=house is situated- in a: lawn diversified with old
and young timber, and commands an extensive view of the
Frith of Forth and the surrounding scenery. The wood upon
the Estate, of different ages, is valuable, and beautifully dispo-
sed both for shelter and ornament. The Offices arc commodious,
and there is a productive dove-cot. - There is an excellent gar-
den, well stocked with fruit trees, and a considerable stretch of
wall, with a Southern exposure. Game is abundant, and a
pack of fox-hounds hunt in the neighbourhood. The Farm
• buildings are extensive, substantial, and in good repair.
For other particulars, apply to . ANDItkiW SCOTT,. W.S. 39,
London-street, Edinburgh; and Mr. Cita rszlx, at Trabroun,
will give orders to show the marches, &c., and the Mansion-
house wbich last can be seen on Thursday only.

,trish of Glads-
c stains about 514
o the Great. London
and three of Had-
every way so eligible,

Vro br lLtt.

~ - __

/1-10 be LET, completely. Furnished, until e Ist of June,. an
excellent FAMILY HOUSE, coning of seven bed-
rooms, besides Dining and Drawing Ri s, each .27 feet long.
The House is situated on the Banks of the River Mersey, near
New Brighton.—Apply to RICHARD ADDISON, Mersey-cham-
bers, Old Churchyard.

VALUABLE COAL MINES. - •
TO be LET, in the immediate Vicinity 6f St elen's, some
and extensive MINES' of C L,' of excellent
quality and considerable thickness, 'being' the same class as
thoS'eof Gerard's Bridge.. The-Collier y be opened to take
easy advantage of the St. Helen's an tuncorn Gap Railway
and. the Sankey Canal. The, present is an etligible opportunity
for those wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines. •
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs.
Hays and PENinEntinv, Solicitors, Present; Mr. ANsngt,t,,
Solicitor, St. Helen's; or to Mr. THOMAS WARING, Etigineer,
of the same place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 19th instant. at Twelve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,,/
100 Barrels)
12 34-Do. 1- Smyrna RED RAISIN;
8 1-Do.
864 Bags BLACK PEPPER;
6 Casks Jamaica GINGER, •
15 13,ags llarbAdoes DITTO. .
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MS.NN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On MON DAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, ut John
Shand'g Office, Exchange-alley Nort,
A Quantity of RIOE. and LINSPED,
Mixed, ex Denisun, from Calcutta.—Applv 'to
JOHN HAND. Broker.

On MoNimy next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at. Gordon s
Warehouse, King-street,
55 Bagi Trieste SHUMAC,
Damaged per Henry —Apply to
J. CHEtTHAM and Co., Union-court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

Ottblicil3orlttO,

THE LIVERPOOL 'UNITED TRADES' BANK.
ripHE PROPRIETORSof SEIAI74-he LIVERPOOf,
IL UNITED TRADES' BANK ar espectfully requested
to pay a FOURTH CALL, of TittiE: (WINDS TENSHILLINGS
kR SHARE, on the number of Shaiksclield by them respectively,
an or before MONDAY, the third day of October, at the Bank. .
It will be requisite for each Proprietor to produce his Certifi-
cate. By order of the Directors,
WILLIAM WILSON, 'Manager.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

Mr. KEAN having been greeted on Monday night in the cha-
racter ~f the Duke of Glo'ster, by a crowded auditory with
the mo.4t enthusiastic applause. the Tragedy of RICHA RD
THE THIRD will, in consequence, be repeated early in the
ensiling week.
For the BENEFIT of Mr. COOPER, of the Theatre-Royal
Drury-lane.
Mr. KEAN, of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane and Covent-
go.rden, is engaged tbr Ten Nights, and will make his Fifth
appearance "This Ev;,uing.
rim IS present FR IDA V, the lflth instant, will be performed
Shakspeare's Tragedy of

KING JOHN.
King John
Hubert Mr. Stuart. I Prince Arthur —Miss Chaplin.
Queen Elinor, Mrs. Clarke. I Lady FatOunbridge, Mrs. Granby.
Lady Constance, Mrs. Stanley I Blanche of Cast ile, Miss Faucit.
After which, the Burlesque Tragedy of
.00MBASTES FUIIIOSO.
General Boinhastes Mr. Browne.
King Artaxomines.. Mr. Baker. I Distaiiira Miss Chaplin.
To conclude with the popular R Olfia ntic Drama of
THE BRIGAND
Allessandro Massaroni Mr. Cooper.
Maria Grazzie Mrs. Stanley.
On S ITUR DAY, the new Tragedy of THE PROVOST OF
BRUGES. Bouchard. Mr. Cooper; Bertulphe, Mr. Stuart ;
Philippe, Mr. Baker; Constance. Miss Fauca. With the new
Drama of ROBERT 11IACAillId. Robert Macaire, Mr.
Browne; Jaques Strop, Mr. Baker ; Marie, Mrs. Stanley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE 11,EV. T. MONTGOMERY AND THE CONGRE-
UATION OF ST. JUDE'S CHURCH.

A friend has favoured. us with the following interesting, com-
munication. During the absence of the Rev.. H. M‘Neile, the
Rev. R. Montgomery, (late curate of Whittington, near
Oswestry,) has been officiating for the last five weeks at his
church. Ou Mr. M.'s return from church on Thursday even-
ing he found on his table the following letter, with the generous
luck:sure of
TO THE REY. R. MONTGOMERY.
My DRAn am deputed by a few members of St.
.l'ade's Church to present you with the enclosed : • : .
I hope. you'ivill nut consider this mode of conveying our,feel-
ing and admiration indelicate; but as we have no means of
knowing what would be considered by you the most gratifying
mark of our esteem, we have determined to leave the appropria,
tion entirely with yourself. Our great desire is that you may
feel assured that we entertain a high regard for your talents and
zeal. The recollection of your short ministry at St. Jude's, I
feel confident, will long dwell in the hearts of 'its congregation.
—I beg to subscribe myself, my dear sir, yours faithfully,
A MEMBER OF ST. JUDE'S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

WOOL.

On FRIDAY next, the 2.3 d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street,
1230 Bales Australian WOOL
Ex John, White, direct from yfiney.
The above cargo comprises a large proportion of fine combing
and fine clothing descriptions, the marks AUK, DIVPK, GCC,
TPM, IM, IWG, HP, inclusive, and other choice fleeces,
Also, at the same time,
298 Bales Tasmanian WOOL,

Now landing, ex Matchless, from Hobart Town.—Apply to
Messrs. ASPINALL bkowNu, and ASPINA LL, Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

EUROPE.

Robert and Ann, (229) Fairburn, fm St Petershurg, with 300 casks
tallow, 91 bdls hemp, Order-2 fins lathwood, Barton, Heath and co-
-18 spars, Chapman and Willis—P Dk
Andrelv .Di' Kean, (220) Eskdale, fin Archangel, with 50 cks tal-
low, 200 brls pitch, 443 chetwerts linseed, 9 lulls hemp and 28 hdls flax
eodilla, 3 pigs iron, 40 bdls flax tow, 8500 mats, 340 pools oakum, 1009
bars iron, 800 cbetwerts oats, 1 kg honey, 2 prels,taugues, Order—
Bk _ . .

Mary, (251) Kular, fm Odessa, with 370 cks tallow, 2 t old junk,
Landedat Newry-477 bdls eodilla hemp and flax, H and j Hornby-
-00 treehails, 1 spar, J Dobson—Q. Dk
Washington, (265) Boger, fin St Petersburg, with 205 cks tallow,
88 Nils hemp, H and T Ilornhs, and eo-71 eks. tallow, 40 bls skins, 1
ek isinglass, 14 hls sail cloth, 2 fms lathwood, Order-11 bdls hemp,
Coltart and Lymburn-20 do, 3 Leigh and co—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

/7, 6` °/

LIVERPOOL TRADESMEN'S PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS BALL,
FOR TTIK BEYEFITOF THE ÜBLIC CHARITIES.
lii F. coA ltmurrEE beg 10. v to inform their Friends and
if
" the Public, that the B L will take place at the
QUEEN'S THEATRE on WEDNESDAY Evening, the
12th October next.

To commence at Eight o'clock precisely.
Tickets to he had from the Members of the Committee and at
the Newspaper Offices only. Single Ticket 55.; Double Ticket
7s. fid. to admit a Lady and nentleman, or two Ladies.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

WEDIVESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 21st instant, at One n'clork, at Moly-
Deux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
11. Chests Bengal INDIGO,
• 34 Chests LAC DYE,
Now landing per Mona,' from Caleutta• .—Ap yto Messrs. D.
aed T. WILLIS, Merehitnts, or
AWL YNEUX,„ TAYLOR, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

TRADE, COMMERCE, &c.

COTTON

The capital vested in the-British cotton trade may. taken at
about £1"J.000,000, and the whole charges on the trade, estimat-
ing the cost of producing the yarn 7d. pit. lb., be stated as fol-
lows :

.9,333,000 Spindles at 23s £10,683,956
109;473 Power Looms at £4O 4,332,000
280,000 Hand Looms at £4 1,120,000
280,000 Weavers, Capital in Soups, &c., at £5...4 1,400.000
:Price one-third Raw Material 4,437;916

Do. one-fourth Yarn, &c. manufactured
Allow for Work Shops, &,c. 1,500,000
Capital, Prinifields, at least
Also Capital in Stocking and Bobbins at manufac-
ture

£40,973,872
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

VALUABLE PICTURE.

ESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS respectfully
announce that they will SELL by AUCTION, at their
Gallery, in Charch-street,:on Tito • nay next, thel.2ll, and
Fit tna v, the 231 instant, punctin at Twelve o'c,lock,each day.
An assemblage of VALUAB PICTURES, by favourite
Masters of the British and:Foreign Schools, of a pleasing cha-
racter of subject, and in good condition, the whole being con-
signed for peremptory sale.
To be viewed'on Wednesday, the 21st, when Catalogues may
be had.

t.r.18 LE FREE E TF., •.!f liEi:(iNg!,-

On FlanAy, the 23d instant, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon-
rooms, South John-street,

ripHE .BANK-HOLL§E ESTATE, now, in the occupation
1 of James Fogg, contaiain. Eleven Statute Acres of Land.
`Phis valuable property is dAightfully situated on the Banks
of the Mersey, about half a mile north of the Evreniont Ferry,
and almost immediately adjacent to the Liscalgalnion and Sea
Bank FerTieS. It commands most beautifta-marine prospects,
is abundantly supplied' with excellent sifting water, and the
Land, gradually rising from the Showr,eis admirably adapted
foe Building Purposes, allowing beiges' a little more remote
from complgtely to overlook others nearer to the River, or it
presents, from its extensive Front to the River, (against which
it is protected by a strong sea wall,) and its vicinity to the
Northern Docks, a most eligible opportunity for extensive
WOrks:

The Purchaser can have the option of purchasing, at a price
Which Will be fixed upon previous to the Sale, Two MARINE
COTTAGES, erected upon Land Formerly part of the Estate,
and about Half a Million of BRICKS, now on the Land.

Plans inav be seen and further particulars known by apply-
ing to Alest's. BARTLEY and FISHER, Solicitors, Teinple-
court.

ICA) be 3,et.

ripo be LET, a FURNISHED COTTAGE, at New Ferry,
it near the Turnpike Gate on the nes' ,road to Chester.
.May be had for any period from this t( end of Mav next.—
Apply to Mr. TRQUTBECKv,49, 11111017 street.
September 81/i, 1836. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

2tcrctu Publicationo.

EXTRAORDINARY,REDUCTION IN I' .E OF
ODGE'S PORTRAITS OF ILFRIOUS PIM
4-
A SONAGES. —This grand.Nationa rk, just completed
in eighty parts, containing 210 Portrairsi. now offered f0r,112.
The .copies are the'same in every respect as those delivered to
the original Suliscribers at £3O.
T. and W. BOONE, 29, New Bond-street, having purchases.
from. the-Proprietors the remaining-. Subscripthar Copies, are
enabled to offer them on the above low terms. Very few copies
remain for sale. A Prospectus, with list of-the Portraits, may
be had gratis. A copy may be had on large paper, with prodf
impressions of the-Portraits, on :India paper, at a proporttori4
Able reduction of price.—May be had also of the Booksellers of
Liverpool and Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.

riftHE SI-IA.REHOLDEIIS in this Railway are hereby in-
it. formed,-Lhatat. st Meeting of the Board of Directors. held
12th. September, in pursuance of the rectotrroenclatittn trait
Late Public Meeting of the Liverpool Sliitytiolders, LA we ENCE
lihrwonTit and RICH ARD II A 1.1, s. were unanimously
elected as Directors of said Company.
G no. BOLTON.
Secretary to the late Public Meeting.
Liverpool, 15th September, 183 G.

TEIAMESTINVEN DOCK. AND RAILWAY Co \IPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th:it in.pyrsuance of the
pro.vkioni contained in the Act or Patti• cut, the FIRST
GENERAL MEETING of the PROP. TORS will be held
at
.the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-st et, on WKDNESDA
the 28th day of September next, at Twelve o'clock precisely.
No Proprietor, will he entitled to vote at the General Meeting
unless his Shares have been Registered.
By order of the Board,-
HEN RY. A Al SI NC K, Secretary.
Thames Ilaren Dock and Railway Office, Any. 31st, 1836.

THAM ES HAVEN DOCK AND RAILWAY COM PAN Y.
IV-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of the
LN Act of Incorporation, a REGISTRY 'is now in course of
being made out of all Persons who hold Shares in the Capital
Stock of this Company; and that it is-necessary that the Certi-
fiefoe.s of Shares should be exchanged for Certificates of Registry
under the common seal of the Coin r v. Every holder of
Certificates of Shares is therefore re steel to lea'O' then), or
cause them to be left, at the Office the Cmnpany, free of ex-
pense, with a Memorandum at to back stating his name, ad-
dition. and residence, and whether he wishes the whole of such
Shares to he included in one Certificate id Registry, or in two
or more Certificates. Due notice of the Certificates of Registry
being ready for delivery will he given.

By oider'or the Board,
HENRY ANISINCK, Secretary.
Thames Haven Pock and •Railway Office,
34, Abchurch-lane, Aug. 31.,t, 18:16.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16

FRID &Y.

On FRIDAY next, the 23d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-hoildinj>,
1800 Bales Surat COTTOIsj,,
1500 Bales Bengal DITTCIII
Apply to Messrs. TArLott, POTTER, and Co., Merchants,
or to CORRTE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

Peremptorily.—For account of the BanknOt Estate of George
Lillie and Co.
On FRIDAY next, the 23d instant, at One o'c , a tFallows'
Warehouse, Peter's-lane,
11 Lases Printeil 'COTTONS.
For particulars apply to itlssr.,,,..UuNt.or, Warn:ll=llU
,
Co., Merchants, or to
CURRIE, lIUSON, and Co., Brokers.