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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

LIVERPOOL REFORM ASSOCIATION.

With reference to this association the Albion says:—
" We are much gratified to be able to refer the reformers of
Liverpool and elsewhere to the advertisement of the Liverpool
Reform Association, which will, we trust, serve as en example
to the reformers of other places, who should remember, that
" when bad men" (politically bad we mean) " conspire, -good
men should unite."
Chance has thrown in our way one of the circulars of this
august, and, of course, "politically good" body. The list of
its officials comprises th names of the most distinguished level-
lers and spouters of froth in the "good old town," and we are
rejoiced to find among them thatof our respected friend, Lieut.-
Colonel Williams, the "late" member for Ashton. Without
the assistance of ancient Pistol the radicals would cut but a

sorry figure.
One of the laws of this association directs that a committee of
twenty-one members be appointed, with a president, vice-presi-
dent, and a treasurer. and that the committee shall have power
to add to their number, to appoint a paid secretary, &c. &c.
This looks vastly like self-election and nomination, and ap-
proaches very near to the corrupt close-corporation,: system
which the reformers profess to hold in such utter abhorrence.
However, these little discrepancies, these trifling differences
between the theory and the practice of reformers, arc not unusual
in reforming operations.
As the declared enemies of our institutions in church and
state are combining to effect an end which is well understood,
we hope the friends of these establishments will the more cor-
dially unite in their defence. On this subject we cannot per-
haps do better than repeat the quotation of our contemporary
—" When bad men (politically or otherwise) conspire, GOOD
MEN SHOULD UNITE."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

WED ML'S

TEAS,.
Per Bellhaven, direct from Canton.
On WEDNESDAY next, the I.&h inst., at Ten o'cl , instead of
Fut DAY, the 13th, as originally advertised, at t e Public Sale-
room, Exchange-buildings,
3741 Chests •
531 Half Chests Total, G 5 Packages
520 Quarter Chests[ BLACK TEAS.
1704 Boxes
Per particulars apply to
• BUCHANAN and BROWNE, and . Brokers.
YARN HAM, EWART, and DELAPOSSE, 5

On NVEDrvrisnAT next, the 18th instant, at Tw e o'clock, at
Molvrieux, Taylor and Co's Office, a street,
276 13:irrels first Montreal old P ASHES,
In go-od condition; lying in if othwell's o rehouse, Manesty's-
lane; which will be open for inspection.
Apply to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR and Co., E.J.-o.kers.

SALE OF DAMAGED corroN_ AT G SGONkI..
On WEDNCSDAY next, the 18th instant, at ' dye o'clock, on
account of the underwriters and other nocerned, • .
About 700 Bales Upland and Sea I d COTTON,
Being part of the cargo of the " Aspa to," Ifoln Savannah.
Apply to WM. KELLY arICO., and Glasgow
WM. BENTLEY. Sen., and Co, S- •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

SPERMACETI

\I.IE Corporation for Preserving., and Iwprossug the Port
' X of Dublin . will receive proposals from persolis willing to
supply Oue liundred Tons of the best SPEPIACTI olp,
to lie delivered at their Stores in D'ubliu, in well-coopered
Casks, not containing' more than Fifty Gallonsj)rte,h, the price
ay to he stated,per Imperial Gallon. '.. .
One Gallon to be 'sent 'sealed as a ale, on making the
proposal. Fifty Tons to be deliveredl re the rst day of Miy,
.and the remaining Fifty before the is ay of June tii,xf.
Proposals to be addressed to thb Secretary, Ballast-office,
Dublin, on or before the 25th in.aant, sealed and endorsed,
" Proposal for Oil."
Security will be required for the doe performance of the
Contract, and the necessary Stang, ,to be ,
provided by the Con-
tractor. By order,
H. VEREKER, Secretary.

Ea or Ea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

WI!,COT

13y MR. WYLEY,
'flits (Vriday,) the I3th instant, at Fiv o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Sun Inn, Wellington, su ect to conditions
to be then erociuced, •
Amost desirable ESTATE, consistin of a newlv-erected
MESSUAPE, called Walcot Gr •e, with suitable Out-
buildings,, and 158 A. In. dp. of very v' able LAN'; .) surround-
ing the same, situate at Waleot, in tl parishes of Wellington
and liodinwolf, and county of Salop.
The, sithatiOn of the Prop_eyty is b 4el4erca and„alcasantraturl
ttia,s4ltta* adapted fortffenTillirlitetn, and is of the. very hest
with a good proportion of Meadow and Pasture. ,
The'Estate is bounded fOr a considerable _distance by the
River Tern,, dfOrding excellent tishiti,,,r, and is surrounded by
the Estates of the Duke of Cleveland, Lord 13erwick, and Vtt-
Ward Cludde, E,sq., and aboand,s with game:
The Property is Freehold, and is situate within a shortdis-
tance frcui the Holyhead Road, near td excellent 'Markets,
Liik, and Cual; three miles from Wellington, and seven froM
Slit ewsburv.

Mrs. BAnriKrt will appoint a Person to show the Property;
and printed particulars, with mart,_may be had at the principal
lons in Shrewsbury awl ,Wellington; and with furtnerAuforma-
tiou from Mr. WYLLY, Admaston; or Mr. CooPER, Solicitor,
Shrewsbury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

FEMALE CORRECTION.

It would appear from the following extracts, taken from the
New Statistical Account of Scotland, under the head " Glas-
gow," just published, that church discipline in the olden times
was not only severe, but chiefly directed against the female
sex :
" On 16th August, 1587, the Kirk Session .appointed harlots
to be carted through the town, ducked in Clyde, and put in jugs
at the cross on a market-day. The punishment for adultery
was to appear six Sabbaths on the cock-stool at the pillar, base
footed and bare-legged, in sackcloth, then to be carted through
the town, and ducked iu Clyde from a pulley fixed on the
bridge."
" In 1588 the Kirk Session appointed some ash trees in the
Hie Kirk Yard to be cut down to make forms for the folk to
sit on in the kirk. Women were not to sit upon the forms,
(ergo—women are not /0/0) but to bring stools with them."
" It was also adjudged that women, married or unmarried,
should come within the kirk door to preachings or prayers with
their plaids about their heads, neither to lie down iu the kirk on
their face in time of prayer, with certification that their plaids
be drawn down, or they be raised by the .beadle. The beadles
were to have stags for keeping quietness in the kirk and comely
order."
"On 26th December, 158 S, the magistrates, considering, the
manifold blasphemies and evil words spoken by sundry women,
direct the master of works to erect jugs, three or four steps up,
that they may not be torn down."
" In 16.35 the magistrates purchased the manse of the preben-
dary of Cambuslang ,iu the Drvgate, which they fitted up as a
House of Correction for dissolute women; and-such was the
vigilance of the Kirk Session, that they directed the women to
be whipped every day during pleasure."
" On 11th November, 1725, the Kirk Session enacted, that
the elders and deacons should go through their proportions, and
take notice of all young women who keep chambers alone, espe-
cially those suspected of lightness, and warn them that they will
be taken notice of, and advise them to get honest men, or take
themselves to service."
It is but fair that the ladies should, in their turn, max over
the " lords of the creation t" What say you to that ye hen-
pecked husbands ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

DEATHS.

On Monday, the 14th instant, Mrs. Latimer, age tlBO.
Same day, after a long and painful illness, aged 25, Mr. µio
Storey, North Shields.
On Tuesday last, in Peet-street, Toxteth-park, Charivs Triure
youngest son of Lieut. Barnard L. Watson, Supesintendent of I.°
graphs. tc
On Wednesday last, Julia Ranson, infant daughter of Mr. '11"'""
:Banner, Moss-street, aged 12 months. 1/'
On Thursday last, John Gilmore, only son of Mr. James Curry. g°
land-place, Everton, aged 4 years 9 months. has
Same day, at his house, Daulby-street, aged '2l, Mr. Robett
• Clare, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Clare, merchant*
Same day, Ellen, wife of Mr. John Dutton, of this town, aged D''oo:
On Friday last, much respected, Mr. William Allen, of Bale,t°

'77th year.
stair
On Saturday last, in Queen Anne-street, Miss Anneßyroe,. of - 0.
low-hill, Cheshire, daughterof the late Mr. John Byrne, of this tell' .
Same day,
.William Watts, eldest son of William Cartwright. r1"4"
err e ,A,•• h °llse, Toxteth-park.

LIVERPOOL :

. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNJO'

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,

At No. 4, NO7tlll CURSCENT, CASTLE-STEM.
Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. N'eWtOt
CO., Warwick-equate; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, litalleerlt
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson at Barker, Birchin-lane ;
Lem
Thomas, 1, Pinch-lane, .Cornhill Mundell Hammond. 27, iftw
bard-street; at G'arraway's; at rho London Commercial P,,,sel
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; 0%40
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row ; and North and South Ary-cr,to
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Jotvge
FoL
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow' Mr. Wheeler, eW„
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, .ISlanchester; Nlr• Ma
Bookseller. Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, .Pristeirl
Mr. Coupe, 33, Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
Z1.44X The new Steam-packet4ALCON,
'66t;.;f47,-"' A large and very swift-sails Vessel, is appointed
to sail from LIVERPOOL to 13E1 ST, as follows, from
the Clarence Dock:—
FRIDAY next, 25th September, at 12 o'clock at Noon.
The FALCON leases BELFAST for LIVERPOOL every
TUESDAY. LANGTRYS and Co., 30, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

MEASUREMEMT OF TONNAGE.

The following is given in a Parliamentary paper, just publish -
ed, as the revised tide of the Admirality Commission on this
subject :
Divide the length of the upper deck, from the after part of
the stem to the fore part of the stern-post, into six equal parts.
DEPTHS.—At each of those points of division measure in feet
and decimal parts of a foot the depths from the under side of
the upper deck to the ceiling at the limber strake. In the case
of a break in the upper deck, the depths are to be measured
from a line stretching in continuation of the deck.
BREADTHS.—Diet de each of these depths into five equal parts
and measure the inside breadths at the following points ; videlicit,
at one-fifth and at four-fifths from the upper deck at the foremost
and aftermost depths; at two fifths and at four fifths from the
upper deck at the midship depth, and at one-fifth from the upper
deck at each of the two remaining depths.
LENGTH.—At half the midship depth, measure the length of
the vessel from the after part of.the stein to the fore part of the
stern-post. Then add twice the midship depth to the depths at
the foremost and aftermost points of division, for the sum of the
depths; and for the sum of the breadths add together the upper
and lower breadths at, the foremost and midship divisions. the
upper and twice the lower breadths at the aftermost division,
and the single breadth measured at each of the two remaining
divisions.
Then multiply the sum of the depths by the sum of the breadths,
and this product by the length, and divide the final product by
3500, which will give the number of tons for register.

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPT. N.

DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY.
John Greaves, Liverpool, merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

TIPPOO SAIB'S SON AT EDINBURGH.

On Saturday week Prince Jamh-od-Deen, of Mysore, son of
Tippoo Saib, accompanied by the Lord Provost, minutely in-
spected Forrest's interesting exhibition of statuary on the
Calton Hill. He recognized with an acclamation of pleasure
the statue of the Duke of Wellington. and expressed himself
highly gratified with the whole exhibition. The prince also
visited the College Natural History Museum on Monday, and
spent about three hours examining the various objects of that
splendid collection. The prince also visited the University
Library. On Tuesday his highness visited the Advocates'
Library, and about two o'clock proceeded to the printing -office
of Messrs. Chambers, in Don's-close, where Mr. R. Chambers,
who was present by appointmetit, explained to him the move-
ments of the printing-machine, as well as the process of stereo-
typing. The prince, who is much interested in machinery,
manifested an enlightened curiosity in the inspection of the
machine, and made himself minutely acquainted with the whole
process. In order to impress his highness the more forcibly
with a sense of the vast utility of the steam-press, he was shown
an ordinary press at work; and when informed that the former,
almost without any aid from the human hand, could as easily
throw off ten thousand impressions in a day, as the other, by
the laborious exertions of two men, could so small a number as
one thousand, his feeling of wonder seemed very great. His
highness also inspected the 71st Regiment on the Esplanade,
Castlehill, The prince is the youngest son of the late Tippoo
Seib, Sultan of Mysore, who perished at the siege of Seringapa.
tam, in May, 1789. Ile is about fifty years of age. He is of a
short figure, very dark complexion, possesses intelligent and
pleasing feature's, and wears the costume of his own country.
The mildness of the Hindoo character is very conspicuous in his
demeanour. It may not be uninteresting to add, that after the
siege of Seringapatain the children of Tippoo, with his wives
and female relations, received the Fort of Vellore, in the Car-
natic, (a province extending along the eastern coast of Hindus-
tan,) as a place of residence, with a yearly pension of 720,0(;•0
rupees from the English East India Company.—Glaxgew
Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

ItIONDAY, 21..—N00n, Wind S:S.W.—Fair:

Annivtn—The Liverpool, --, from St John, N B, after being
on shote at Hoylake—Lively, from Pernambuco--Nortia Star,
Benedict, from Charleston—Baslaw, from Virginia—Har-
mony, Rooderkirk, from. Rotterdaat—.-Jupiter, Dawson, Nom St
Andero—Minerva, Herman, from Jersey.

SA ILFD--Cigar, Clarkson, for Buenos Avres—Swiftsure, Lauchlan,
for Constantirrople,—Trio, Pryde, for St -Petersburgh—Adohia. Sy-
maberg, for Elsineur.

The Hector, Crisp, which sailed yesterday for Leghorn, has .put.
back, with loss of fore-topmast.
' • Passibpia, M'Gowan, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope. •
%nekton, Harvey, from Malaga, at Santa Martha.
Lee, Braithwaite, hence, at Carthagena.
Watt, Topping, hence ; and Protector, Kam from Old Calabar,
at Cameroons.
Osprey, Fisher, hence, at Smyrna.
Friends, Hall, hence, at Genoa.
Mars. M'Auiey, from Alexandria and Malta, at Milford. On the
4th inst.: off Cape St Vincent, spoke the Lucy, Grove*, from Alex-
andria, for this port.
The Boyne, from London for Madras. was spoken in lat. G N, long.
15 W, out fifty-six ()Art.
The Xylon, hence for Boston, was spoken 16th instant, in lat. 42 3,
long. 13 30.
Euphrates. Emmerson, hence for New York, was spoken Bth inst.,
in lat. 4s, long. 48.
Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, from Calcutta, at St Helena.
Lady Gordon, Harmer, from theldaurttius, at do.
67 Baltlc deals Suave been picked up at sea by fishing boats, and
taken to Hoylake.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

ADMIRALTY.-IRELAN

By the Marshal of his Majesty's High Court of Admiralty
of Ireland.
The King, in his Office of Admiralty, against Brig or Vessel
called the 1?ose, of Kincardine, and the car ) lately on haard
thereon, found derelict at sea, and,brou, t into the port of
'Waterford.
Peter Enid, on behalf of himself and-cr , John Phelan Henry
Merritt, Esq., commander of his Majesty's packet, the Croco-
dile, for self and crew.
R. Hunt, and several others intervenauts, Salvagers, against

same.
lir Under the decree of the said Court in this cause, in
the city of Waterford, at the hour of Twelve o'clock at
.1* noon, on THURSDAY, the Ist day of October next, and
"- - the following days, the CARGO of the said impugnant
Vessel, in this cause mentioned, and now stored, part in his
Majesty's Bonded Store; part in Wm. M. A rdagh's Bonded
Store, and part in Joshua J. Strongman's Bonded Store, in the
said city. consisting of the following merchandise, viz.:-
515 Casks of Taragona WINE, the growth and produce of
the Province of Catalonia in Spain,
48 Casks of MADDER, •
37 Bales of MADDER ROOT,
5 Bags SHELL ALMONDS,
, BAK. VALON IA.- - --•-
For further particulars apply to JAMES WATT, Esq., his Ma-
jesty's Proctor for Ireland, 17, North Cumberland-street, Dub-
lin ; HENRY RICHARDSON, Salvor's Proctor, 6, Cope-street,
Dublin: ALEXANDER RICHARD POPE, Esq., Commissioner of
Sale, Waterford, or to.
JOHN' MILAUGHLIN, Deputy Marshal,
• Cope-street, Dublin.
Dated this 10th day of September, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Wm.
Nevett's Office, RamfoOriet,
23 Chests East India I GO,
2tY Cheats LAC DYE,
30 Cbests SHELL LAC,
Ex Fergus, from Caletitta.—Apply to Messrs. Wm. CATOR and
Ntst'uE v, Merchants, or to'
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

THURSDAY .

On ThURSDAY next, the 24th instant at:l4lva o'clock, at E.
W. Jackson's Office, Tithelacn-strdet,
400 Bags NITRATE C) SODA.
E. W. JACKSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

en Oat.

ze PLANTATION AND EDGEr
OLS, '
Of all kinds, manufactured by Lynd6 d Wignall, at the
Minerva Works, Birmi ham.
Apply to HENRY SEALY, Jun.
19, Exchange-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twei o'clock; at lee
Brothers and Lathaua's 0 e,
•
3,000 East India HID .S,
'Landing, ex Fergus, froin Calcutta.— )1y to Messrs. SANDS,
TUKNRR, and Co., Merchants, or to
JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

TO DRUGGISTS.
114 R. W, WALKER.begs to announce thatiie is instructed
.11:11. by Mx. Turner, -who has entered into Engagementß,
to dispose ef‘ by PUBLIC AUC1)I0- , TO-MORROW, the
sod THURSDAY, the 24th insult, at eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, 23, King-streeW, the whole of the recently
selected STOCK of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, and FIX-
TUR,ES, iu Lots suitable for the Trade.
Catalogues may be had of Mr. W. WALKER, No. 4, Castle
Street, and the whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale.
The Premises to LET. Rent Moderate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

GIi,E4NOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS,
p.l/4. Tattlit?itai.PA-vgask,
Every TIiEgDAY, THUR AY, and &ma DAY
;tigirtlg- ' . THE CITY ' GLASGOW
7

STEAM-PACKET CO ANY'S VESSELS,
CITY OF GLASGOW (New Stillfimer) AIAiXANDHIt Days-
DALE, Commander,
VULCAN, Rowe. EWING, Commander,
JOHN WOOD, JOHN Born, Commander,
Sail as under, from theclarence Dock, with or without

Pilots :
The VULCAN sails THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 22d instant,
at Elect!) o'clock in the-F4enoon.
The JOHN WOOD sails ou TnulisnAr next, the 24th
instant, at Twelve o'clock at 'Nobn.
The CITY of 'GLASGOW, sails on SATURDAY next, the
26th instant, at One O'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply. to- DAVID M'IVER and Co.,
34, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

SOUTH AMERICA.

Now filling up, and under a positive ,engagement to sail on
Sunday next. /
• For LIM direet,
The A 1 Briti -built Barque
•a. 14 le', ELIZABETH ADCLIFFE,
WM. B.ADCLIFFE, Master
Lying in George's Dock.—For freight or passage apply_to
ASHLEY BROTHERS. r

No Goods Will be received the entries fir which are .not passed
previous to Thuhday,Asf October.
For BUENOS A ' ES direct,
The A 1 coppered regu ar trading Barque
ARGE ' INA,
S. W. KELSO, omntander ;
246 tons; now loading west side Prince's Docic. This vessel
was built in Liverpool expressly for the River Plate trade, in
which she has oily made one voyage ;_ is of light draught of
water; sails very fast, and has delivered her cargo in the high-
est order.—For freight or passage (her cabins being large and
very completely arranged) apply to
11-EICNETH DOWIE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th .instant,*at Twe 'e o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-b tidings,
120 Chests East India IGO,
Ex Ccstrian, &c., from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and ,BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

To be iLet.

/110 be LET, a Small WAREHOUSE, wi good 017-
F ICES attached, at the end of Manesty-1 , close to Han-
over-street, either together or separately. The archouse Rooms
are well adapted for Grain or other Go , with two excellent
Cellars beneath, and would be an eligible situation for a For-
warding Agent, or one in the Wine and Spirit Trade. The
whole may be had'hn VKRY morma ATE TERMS.-LApp;)'. to
SWAINSTON and CRAM, 18, South John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

Days. Mtn.
•
SEPT. H. M.
Tuesday 11 6
Wednesday-23 11 43
Thursday ..24 0 3
Friday....,.25 042
Satnraa►y....26 123
SUNDAY... 27 2 5
Monday 28 25t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

BrtITISH Ai'CLERICA.

A regular Trader and warran ed first Vessel.
For ST. JOHN, .)3.,
16t: The A 1 Ship SIR ROA TH. DICK,
- JOSEPH HeASHIL Ci roomier:

LW hilt
_ . tf H. 144, C innan, . ,
li
~BUrthen per register 616 tons, sail'si arkably fast, has s pa-
'clous accommodations for passengers, a d will be despatched on
the 26th instant.—Apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or to
CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

MEDITERRANEAN.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR IZSBON,
Sailing on the Ist., 10th. and 20thdevery Month.
To sail ontke Ist October.
The fine fast-sailing copped and copper-fastened
-`'Sehoona.: ELLI C JRNKINAON;
T. lavim.e, Master;
A I; IG2 tons register.—For terms of freight or passage apply
to the owners, JOHN BIBBY and Co.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR GENOA AN LEGHORN,
Sailitwan the Ist and 16th of each 4 onus.
To sail on tke Ist o 0 tober.
For GENOA and M EILLES,
The fine fast-sailing. B g DELIGHT,-
Ricaktto JEFFERSON, Master;
A 1 ; 226 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened.---For
terms of freight, &c., apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co.

POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS To L0750N DERRY.
TWICE EVERY WEEK

FriRTHEit'REDUCTI
IN THE
RATES OF FREIGHT A PASSAGE
Per ISABkL: 2.VAPIER,
LIVERPOOLTOAI;LIODONDERRY.

CABIN FARE lOs.. Od.
STEERAGE DITTO... O,. 6d.
Bale Goods, 3.6 d. per Foot; and all othet Goods at proportionable
Rates.

The NORTHWEST of IRELAND magnificent and power-

ful new Steam-packet

ISABELLA NAPIER, will sail for LONDONDERRY,
with leave to call at 'PORT RUSH and the !GIANT'S
CAUSEWAY, TO•MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at
Eleven o'clock, A.M., at the above Reduced Rates.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. and
H. Littledale and Cd.'s Office, Exchange-btiildings,
• .. . 207.4 East India K1P..... ...
Mt St: Leonard; froin- Calcutta; lyin n Tobies;Piince's
-, - -

Dock.—Apply to Messrs. DIRoM, Ric. :OND, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Coy Brokers.

- -
On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at the P lic Sale-room,
Exchange-buildings,
50 Chests East India INDI 40,
33 Chests LAC DYE.
300 Bags East India RIC ,
50.-Bags SALTPETRE,
Ea Cestrian, from Calcutta.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

STATE OF TRADE.

LEEDS TRADE.—The woollen trade of this district continues
in a very wholesome state, and there is little want of employ-
ment. The price of wool is tending upwards, but not to any
extent.

Halifax market, on Saturday, was again very flat, and very
little business was done:

11uDDIts1IELD.—This market, on Tuesday, was well at-
tended, but there was only about an average quantity of business
transacted. _ _ • _

BRA VEORD M REET.—The demand for goods, on Thursday,
was as extensive as it has been for some time past, and six-
quarter merinos of the middle and lower qualities niet ready
sale, and prices consequently continue firm. Goods of superior
quality were also in request; particularly a new fabric recently
introduced, described as a six-quarter wide figured stuff, of va-
rious rich and elegant patterns, suitable for ladies' cloaks and
dresses; and another called six-quarter wide plains or Saxony
cloths. The stocks on hand are very small.
HEcamoNDVVIKE.—The demand for blankets for the Ameri-
can market has now nearly ceased, and the Blanket Hall is
better attended by both merchants and manufacturers for the
home trade. Goods are regularly wanted and prices steady.
Rocit wait, SEPT. 15.-On the whole our market has not
been quite so active this week, though the demand fur goods has
been very fair, yet there has not been that eagerness to purchase
which has been manifested for several weeks previous. In wools
the transactions have been very limited, but without any altera-
tion in prices.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. P(i.—The French frigate Didon, Capt.
de Percival, with his Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville,
on board, sailed from Spithead this morning under royal salutes
from his majesty's ship Britannia and the platform battery in
the garrison, for Plymouth, Falmouth, and Brest. Rear-Admi-
ral Sir F. Lewis Maitland, K.C.B. (Soperintendant of the dock-
)ard, and second in command at this port), visited the Didon
on Monday, and was received with a salute and the usual at-
tendant ceremonies. She is considered a pretty model, mounts
sixty-two guns, and her internal condition is effective, evincing
great improvements since the late war with that country. Se-
veral distinguished officers who have visited her assert that
she is an equal match for any two-decker in the English service.
His majesty's ship Asia, eiglity-lour, late flag ship at Lisbon, is
ordered to be prepared with every practicable dispatch at Sheer-
ness.

MAGISTERIAL IGNORANCE.—One of Cromwell's followers,
who filled the important station of an Irish justice, at the period
of 1661, having occasion to write the word "usage" connived
to spell it without using a single letter of the original word ; his
improved orthography was " yultzitch." When some remarks
were made on similar feats he averred that ".nolotly could spell
with Few made from Irish geese."—Mirror.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, un
the Qnay, nortleast corner of the King's 'Dock,
14080 „
Bundles 11 Feet HOOPS,
o,fthgioeGjav
quality,Ash
170 13 „
1000 15-Inch TREENAI English Oak,
15(X) 18-Inch best quality,
500 21-Inch
Now landing, ex Juliana from Fareham.
Apply to Mr. WILLIAM TARBET, Merchant, or to
EDWARD CHAL9NER, Broker.

THIS DAY, (Ttlesdac,) the 22d instant, aiTwelve o'clock, on
the Way, east side Queeu'A Dock,
18 Logs ELM, /
51 Logs OAK,
2 Logs ASH,
42000 Standard STAVES, •
4UOO W.O. Puncheon -DITTO,
2000 H.O. Ditto DITTO,
WOO W.O. Barrel Drrro,
•
-Now litiuling, ex Mary Laing, from Quebec.—Apply to Messrs.
J. Ftio.Au.and Co., Merchants, or to
DUNCAN and EWING, Br.,kers.

EXTENSIVE STOCK 01, STATIONERY, PRINTING
TYPE, PRESSES, C.
ESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY-an SONS are instructed
4-
by the Assignees to SELL by ucTioN, on the Pre-
mises, No. 7, High-street, near the xchange, TO-MORROW,
the 23d instant, and three following ays, the valuable STOCK
in TRADE of Mr. SAIICEL FRA LYS, a Bankrupt.
The STOCK comprises a her e Assortment of Ledgers,
Journals, Cash-booiF, and other *Account BoOks, suitable for
Merchants' Offices, a great variety of Quarto Post, Poolscap,
Copying, and Blotting .Paper, Copying Machines, Folio and
Quarto Paper-cases, a large quantity of Imperial, Super-Royal,
Royal, Medium, Demy, and Ruled Papers, Elephant Blue, and
Large Rope Paper, Brbles, Prayer Bake, end Modern I;uhli-
ca i ns, in elegant Bindings, Quills, Pens, and smaller Articles
of STATIONERY.
On SA:CR/JAY next, at Eleven o'clock,
The capital Super-Royal BRI'T'ANNIA PRESS, Wood
Deno. PRESS, valuable and "comprehensive' Assortment of
TYPE, from Minion to Sixteen-line Pica, the whole of which
is recently new, and in excellent condition t together with the
SHOP FIXTURES, taro Glass Cases, Mahogany-top Coun-
ter, Office Desks;_ &c. _

To be viewed THIS DAY, (Tuaiday,) w.htn Catalogues may
be had no the •Premises, and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and
SONS, ChUrCh-StreCt. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

DUTCH BULBS. /
• By BRANCH and
izt4o
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 23d in . ant, at Eleven o'clock,
at the Httnover tuts, ' '
A FINE. Collection of Du-re BULBOUS FLOWER
lA. ROOTS, just imported frot the celebrated Nurseries of
Mr. Thoolen, at Haarlem, and including choice varieties of
Hyacinths. Narcissusses, Jonquilles, Ranunculusses, Irises,
Lilies, Tulips, Anemones; &c.
To be 'Viewed on the Morning of Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

MEDITERRANEAN PRO DUCE.

BRlMSTONE.—pusiness has been done this week to
.a moderate
extent, besides a cargo sold from the ship, at full prices.—There has
been a fair inquiry fot SeMAc, and steady sales, at previous prices.—
few small lots of white AROOLS have been sold at 40s 41s •:' cwt.
—C alarm of TAUTAIt is more abundant than it has been, and the sales
have been limited.—A parcel of good Turkey MADDEE Itocers have
been sold at 47s 4 cwt.—Ma:oinks are neglected.—The demand for
Chive Oft continues good, and both dealers and consumers have sup-
plied themselves freely during the week ; the sales have amounted to
about 120 tuns, of which nearly three-fOurths have been Trieste, at
£54 £54 10s, from the ship's side,--and .£53 from the warehouse ;
WWI has sold from £56 V Z 37, and none now below the latter
price.—The demand for SEAL OIL continues to improve; sales have
been effected during the week t.t £27 forrla, (including a parcel of
50 tuns of fine quality imported from Lalintidor,) and there is now
little offering at the advanced quotations.--Some small sales of Con
OIL have been made at £27 55..—LINLEED and pale RAVE OIL are in
fair demand, without any change in price.—About 100 tuns PALM OIL
has been sold from the ship' side at £27 ss, and small parcels from the
warehouse at £2'l 10s, at which the market remains very firm.—OlL
of TURPENTINE is still very scarce, end the late advance in price is
fully maintained.—ln HEMP anti FL4x. the sales are trilling, but for
the better descriptions of Flak there is rather more inquiry.—For
TALLOW there has been throughout the week a fair demand, at 45s to
45s 6d fur St. Petersburg yellow candle, and there are now few sellers
below the latter price.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On FRIDAY the 2d October next, at Ten o'clock, at the
Publid Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
• 1,200 Chests CONGOUCEA,
Ex Belhaven, from Canton.--Apply to
VA RN HAM. EWART, and DEL FOSSE,
Brokers.
,BPCHANAN and BROWNE,

On Puma, the 2d October next, at Tet o'clo • at the PUblie
Sale-room, Exchange-beldin l ,
56 Boxes CAPER TE
Just landed, per 'l'rinculo, from Singapor •
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Nwnher of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
the last week:—

North. I.cr,it

South. .. -- ' ":41
Received advire and medicine at the Institution, 241 480
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine,
--,-- ---- 0
—.335 422

Total at each Dispensary..
sistrolts.
North—Res. C. Wray, Rev. C. W. Lau-sense, and Rev. R. croft
South—Res. J. IL T'noni, Mr. J. Cooper, and Mr. Jordan.

BIRTHS.
On Friday, the 11th instant, at A.fley-hall, the lady of Chisel)
Chisenhale, 1,19., of a son.
On Sunday, the 13th instant, the wife of Mr. Henry Suthort,
of three girls, who, with the mother, are all doing well.

MARRIAGES.
On Thursday, the 10th instant, at Chilclwall Church, by thP gel'
A. Wilson, Edward Badley, Esq., Glandwr, near Corwen, Merioire:7o
shire, to Mary Cornelia, only surviving daughtesi of the late Coroo
Ward, Esq., of this town.
On Tuesday, the 15th instant, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. Dr. Il;
son, James Graham, Esq., of Leitchtawn, to Eleanor Smith.
surviving daughter of the late John Thwaftes, Esq. of Devonshire* rt
On Wednesday, the 16th instant, at Hale, by the Rev. W. Stre'l,
M.A., Mr. John Nickson, of Hale, to Ellen, eldest daughter all'
Richard Dwerryhouse, of the same place.... ' •
Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. William Dixon, to Mt
Dixon, niece of Mr. John Lowe, Vernon-street.
WO
Same day, at Selby, Yorkshire, by the Rev. J.'Waltan, Mr. S.
len, marine-painter, to Betsey, fourth daughter of the lateldr.
Piney, Saxelby, Lincolnshire.
On 'ridgy last, at St. Aug,ustioe's Church, Evertoo, by the Ref*iti,
Tattersall, A. M., Stephen Humble, Esq., Quarry-cottage, BOP
to'Siral, daughter of the lute Mr. Michael Humble.
O'
On Sunday last, at Edge-hill Churct, Mr. John Doran, late of W
ford, to Mrs. Robinson, Legs of Man, Back Castle-street, late of
Isle of Man.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

DANCING.

MESSRS. CHAP and JOSS ETT beo%leare to inform their
~,
Friends and the Public, that the me entered into an
agreement with the Proprietors of t Templars'-hall, Great
George-street, where their DANCING cAi)Emv will in future be
held on the usual days, and Re-opiti on SATURDAY. the '26th
September instant, ia Two o'clock. Messrs. C. and J. hare also
an AC.I nEM Y, far the LI lav enience of their Pupils resiiiing at the
north end .of the town, at their Resi:lenee, 53, St. Anne-street,
on 'ructistraYs and SATritLIA YS; also at Two o'clock.'
r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
Vith Gools and Passe hyeri to the Ltromie
The GLASGOW and -LIVERPOOL. SHIVPINti COMPANY'S
FINE STEAM PACKETS,7-.
SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WEEK,
. MONDAY, wE DNESDAI, AND S4TQRDAY.
4.4 Ai ANCH.ESTEIt......H. AIN, Commander.
•CLYI)E • OBr. FOR D, C o mt de r.
AJLSA si.r.Aft, Commander.
GASGOW

LIVERPOOL.. ROUT., H Et'Bll it rt, Comtnaude'r.
Sail, as under, from the Clarence Dock, (with or without

Pilots,)

The CLYDE sails To-stonnow, (Wednesday,) the 2.3 d
instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon.

The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the Nth
instant, at One o'clock in the' Afteenoon.
The AILSA CRAIG sails On MOND4Y next, the 28th in-
staul, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to MA.TTHIE and: MARTIN,
India Buildings, Water-street.

N.B.—The Proprietor .beg to inforti the Public that the
EAGLE, a new Steam Vessel ju'st te.Unched, of superior power,
with splendid accommodation for Passengers, will shortly ap-
peat-on this station: •

WEDNESDAY. -

To-htottaviv, (Wedne4day,) the 23d instalat Twelve o'clock,
at Eason and Barry's ce,
158 Bales Repacked TTON,
Ex Arcadian, from New Orleans.--t or further particulars ap-
ply to Ittessrs. CANNON, MILLER, mid Co., Merchants, or to
EASON' and BARRY, Brakeis.

To-monitow, (Wednesdav;) the iusta /, at One o'clock,
at Buchanan and -Browa'§'Otfice, Idhall-street,
200 Tons Campeachv L WOOL),
Now landing, ex Jane, from N9to 0 ing east side Prince's
Dock.---Apply to Messrs. RotniaT A nyoTr and Co., Mer-
chants, or to. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

01...
0-M ottaow,.6Vediesday,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, at
Currie, Huson, and'Cols Office, Exchange-buildings,
1300 Bags Etik India RICE,
30 'Bags Ditto COFFEE, •
420 Bags SALTPETRE, ,
118 Boxes `GAMBLER,
100 Boxes SAGO,
4 Boies SILK, ,
20 Tons SAPAN WOOD,
Ex Feejee, from Sincapore, and Cestrian, . from Calcutta.—
Apply to • . CURRIE, HUSON, and ..Co., Brokers.

EXTENSIVE WARDROBE OF FOREIGN TABLE
• . AND BED LINEN. . .

ESSIt S. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect-
fully announce, that they have received from the Exectt-
tors nu extensive Wardrobe of 'superior and highly-valuable
Foreign TABLE and BED LINEN of a ()reign Lady of
distinction, deceased, and which they will LL by A.GC-
Tim, at their ,Rooms, in Church-scree on TDURSDAY, the
Ist, iunl FRIDAY, tile. 2d Ortiiber next, Twelve o'clock each
day,, comprising superb Bohemian and ilesian Damask Table
Cloths, of very large dimensions, with Dejeune Civtlis and
Napkins en suite, numerous other Table Cloths of a tine tex-
ture, rich designs, and various sizes, lay-over Dejenne, Tray,
And Breakfast Cloths, Table, Tea, and Fish Napkins, superfine
large Holland, Russia, and Flemish Sheets, bleached and un-
bleached, tine Holland .and other Pillow Cases, Towels, India
Palampores, I:Tench Quilts,. Swiss Blankets, and other Articles
of dotnesfic•utility. .
. The whale may be viewed on Wednesday, the 30th instant,
and on the, Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

ra bt Oti

rip° ,be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a DWELLING-
HOUSE, BREWERY, and suitable OFFICES, with
Three VLOSES adjoining, containing 3A. 3a of LAND,
after the measure of 8 yards to the perch, situ ein the village of
Wavertree, in the county of Lancaster, a now in the posses-
sion of Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the pr etor.
The Land is in a high state of cultivation, and lies within two
miles of the town of Liverpool; it is very desirable for building
upon, and will be divided into lots to slit the convenience of
purchasers.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Ft.mrwoou, at the
Brewery, or at the Office of Mr. EDMUND • WARD', Solicitor,
Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On SALE,
d- The first-class Ship STRATHIBLA,
.00 33.3 tons register; coppered and c per-fastened; well
-vi- - found in stores of every descr. • n, and ready to take
in cargo; lying in King's Dock.—For articulars apply to
elrf
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

Mantel).

•
MAN-SERVANT W NTED,
WANTED, a g.,od HOUSE- _,RVANT,' who can also
take charge of a Horse and haeton. 1-Jo must be so-
ber, honest, industrious, and of good temper; and produce sa-
tisfactory testimonials from his last place.
Apply at the STANDAitII-OFFICE.

A PERSON of practical experiente in general business,
.171 L, accustomed to the-direction of an Office, ant: capable of
undertaking an extensive Clorresponctoney(will be shortly Dis-
engaged, and is desirous of makingoafrangeinents with any
tespectabl6 House in Which his services could be made-available
either as a PA IiTN Eli, or at tat equivalent Salary.
Letters from Priut'ipals only, addressed N. B. A., Standard-
office, will meet prompt attention.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

importo.

EAST

Eucles, Smith, fm Bombay, with 1349 bales 80 hf Vales cotton, 799
bags pepper; 121 es 6 bills 18 •ehts tea, 2.5 frazlls coffee, 13'75 bgs sugar;
250 cs cassia, 4 cs tortoiseshell. 24 cs gum arabic, 15 hales safflower,
Nicol, DUckworth and co-156 bales cotton. 2 email boxes eurrey
powder, 2 kgs pickles, Order-1 box curiosities, G Gibb-1 box spe-
cimens natural history, Directed—W Dk . ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On FR IDA y, thq 2d October next, at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
0,
f'
`2623 Chests )
CONG
232 Half-chests 5'
Ex Planter, from Canton.—Apply to Messr • JouN GLaDSTONE
and Co., Merchants, or to
VARN HAM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE, and)
GLADSTONE and SEItJEANTSON, 5 Brokers.

TEA. „..
On FRIDAY, the 2tl October next, at Ten, -precisely, at the
if'
Public Slle-rootn, Exchange- itchngs,
1(X) BLACK A,
Boxes
Ex Trincuto, Hingstoa from Sincap e.—Apply to Messrs.
ROBT. HENDERSON and SONS, Merchants, or to
SAMPSON SMITH and Co., BrokerS.

-For account of whom it may conce .
On FRIDAY, the 2d October next, at te precisely, at the
Public Sale-room, Excharwc-
I() Chests CONGO();
Damaged
3 Boxes ORANGE PEKO ,‘)
Ex Morgiana, from Canton. •
SAMPSON SMITH and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. SErr. 18.

Our Cotton market has been very dull during the week until to-day,
when there has been an increased demand, which holders continue to
meet freely on rather easier terms than last week. 500 American itre
taken on speculation, and 1,500 American and 100 Surat for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND

IPORTS OF COTTON,

From the .12th inst. to

s day inclusire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

sr- For SALE,
The A 1 toppered and topper-fastened Barque
a:4 BItUTUS,
M. SCOTT, Master
Bur then per register 383 59-51 tons; lau ed, in April, 1831,
at Cork, where she was built (priaci all of African and Irish
oak.) by the present owner express or his own use; stows
an uncommonly large cargo on a very sight draft of water, and
is admirably adapted for the African, cotton, or timber trades;
she sails fast; is abundantly found in stores, and may be sent
to sea at a very light expense.—Apply, on board, Queen's
Dock, or to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

THE OF GIN.

Among the literary curiosities preserved in the British Museum
is a pamphlet of extreme rarity, entitled Mother Gin," a tragi-
comical eclogue, printed in 1737, at the pel hat when the sale of
" blue ruin" was prohibited. Gin is personified in the " eclogue."
In the preface to this very singular piece the author hints that
more of the liquid had been consumed by "unfortunate ladies"
since its prohibition than before. The following may serve as
a specimen of the style of the poem :
" In turn, however, in some sort, rny lays
I'll sing, and to the stars thy Gin I'll raise!
Gin to the stars I'll lift with numerous strain,
As I loved her, so Gin loved me again.
The happy dame, the candid Mother Gin,
Admires the unusual bright abode she's in,
Sees ladies, wrapt in clouds, dram glasses phe,
While at her feet, like fallen stars, some lie.
From her they'ill consolation find:
When cards, gallants, or husbands prove unkind„
Traffic abrOad and work at home decrease,
Good Madam Gin loves idleness and ease."

The humorous author concludes with " the Apotheosis of
Gin." In a note in the course of the poem, it sass, "Gin is
called in the canting dialect oil of balky. Since the suppres-
sion of gin, among the many new-inveuted.liquors there is one
called sangree, a sort of punch, pieteuded to be wade of Madeira
wine."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

PIANO-FORTE.
•
TO be SOLD, a Six-octave Rosewood Cabinet PIANO-
FORTE. This Instrument is in power, richness of tone,
and elegance the finest that has been produced_by the most emi-
nent Maker in London, and is much aprfired for its superior
standing in tune. Its appearance is and and magnificent.
Having the metallic Plate and all the latest improvements, it
can be confidently recommended as a first-rate Instrument.
Any Family in want of a Piano will find this an opportunity
seldom to be met with, as the present Owner must dispose of it,
under peculiar circumstances, al a sacrifice. To be seen at No.
23, Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
.t
THIS CITY OF. DUBLIN
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
- - .sv; INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The
.above Company sail their Ve;*ils, (with or ,'without
Pilutstitaking GnorlA and Passengirto .the following -ports,
namely, •• • .
To DUBLIN Daily. •

For BELFAST, the H IBERN lA, Toqiiirttitow, (Wednes-
day,) she 23cl -instant; at• Twelve o'clock at Noon, froth the
Clarence Dock.

Apply, for Dublin Line, to
' • SAMUEL PERRY, t 27,
for Belfa.it Line, to Water-street.
JOHN WCAMMONand Co.;
The pi inciple of this Company. is that of attaching all Im-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after payment of the Dividends--.-thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all description?. of, Goods and
Live Stuck the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due attention to their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

NAMES STRUCK OFF THE LIST OF COUNTY VOTERS AT

LIVERPOOL-
Conservatives. Radicals
Liverpool A to C 18 23
Do. D to H 3O 41
Do. J to M 27 35
Do. N to R H 25
Do. - Sto Z l2 24
.
Wavertree
Carsten
Bootle
Toxteth-park lO 46
Everton 6 l5
Kirkdale
_ .

Litherland
Great Crosby
West Derby l6 29

Majority l3l
The Albion, in one of its beautiful dreams about "the relative
strength of the two political parties," says that the claims on
the part of the reformers were as two to one on the part of the
tories. This statement is, we believe, true as to the number of
claims sent in, viz., 900; now, of these we know that 300 were
sent in by the conservatives directly through their agent, that
20U were advanced by the radicals through their agent, and that
the remaining 400 were signed by parties of all shades of
politics in the offices of the various overseers. All these 400
voters tlssi- Albion modestly claims as reformers.
We cannot, however, permit this arrogant and barefaced
assumption to produce the effect intended. NVe claim, and we
do so on undoubted authority, as good conservatives one moiety
of these 400 votes—good radicals as the Albion would make
them—and we believe we should be quite safe in designating
not only these, but one hundred more, as stanch conservatives;
gentlemen, in a respectable rank of life, who made their own
claims, independent of any party, without being canvassed or
asked to do so by any body.
After all the puffing and advertising, placarding and spout-
ing by the members of the reform association for the last four
months—notwithstanding the •• splendid talents" of " Mr.
Atherton"—the magnificent fee given to that learned person,
and the "valuable services rendered to the cause of reform"
by the gentleman whose "place of abode" is at "Knotty Ash,"
the radicals entertain but little hope of ejecting either of the
members for the southern division of the county of Laucaster.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On THURSDAY next, the 2-Ith instant, at elve o'clock, at
Joseph Hardman, Sons, and C . s Office,
30 Barrels Oporto A ..01,,‘
Apply to Messrs. J. VANZELLER and 0., or to
, J. HARDMAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

Contract.

MANCHESTER AND BOLTON RAILWAY.
CONTRACTS POR WORKS.
IHE COMMITTEE of DIRECTORS of the MAN-
CHESTER and BOLTON RAILWAY COMPANY
will meet at the RA ILWA Y.OFFICE, No. 1, Harrington-street,
Liverpool, on WRoNssoar, the 14th of 0 tier, to receive
TENDERS for CONTRACTS for th owing WORKS,
namely :
The Excavating, Embanking, and orming of that part o
the Line extending from Clifton to Bolton.
Plans, Sections, SpecifiCations, and form of Tender may be
seen at the Office, Salford, from the 21st instant to
the 12th of October. . .
The parties whose Tenders are accepted will be required to
enter into a Bond with two Sureties for the due performance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 per cent. on the
gross sum contracted for, and the names of the proposed Sure-
ties are to be specified in the Tender.
The Directors will not bind themselves to cccept the lowest
Tender.

The Tenders must be delivered sealed, and the parties ten-
dering must attend in person, or some one duly authorized on
their behalf, at the time of meeting.
JAMES R ITSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

• For SALE,
Now on the Stocks at Mar port,
Ata; -
A remarkably handsime VESSEL,
--- Of the following dimensions :10-lieel for admeasure-
meat, 97 feet 6 inches ; beam ditto, 2tfeet 9 inches ,• depth
ditto, 16 feet 8 inches • and will admeasure about '270 tons.
This vessel is built of African and English oak, of large scant-
ling, and will stand at Lloyd's A 1 for 12 years : can be launched
in a month, if required.—For terms apply to Messrs. KELSICK
Wool) and SoNs, the Builders, Maryport, or here to
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. SEPT. 21' A
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We cannot note any alteration in either dry or pickled.-^! of
Beef and Pork there is a good business doing.—For Bacon, I,w'
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Hams there is but little inqtery.
Burrs S.—Belfast, new
Banbridge, new 7O 0 72 0 "--
Coleram. .
Sligo', ffkl ... ,70 6 71. 0 i
Derry, old :.' .... ..,... 71 0 —72 d
Waterford, new .. ... '7O 0 74 0
Limerick, new 1340 0 70 0
Oork, new
Do. pickled gds, new 7O a ...- 72 0 .4"4"
Do, dry ads, new
Newry 73 73 0 74 0 0-"'
Do. dry Ist, new OO 0 --,- 00 0 --"-*
Dundalk On 0 00 0
Carlow, new 7O 0 74 0 -.',0,
BEEF.—New Prime Mess 95 0 102 6 per tie'
New ludis,. , lO5 0 110 0 Ttel
PORK
Do.
PrAcoN, new . q . 32 0 34 0 perc'' -
Do. old
Dar lisms .... . . ~„,„ ... 41 0 ..- 46 0
WET Do
Litso.—Firkin. . 44 0 48 0
Bladdered 4B 0 56 0
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

On Tuuusnity next, the 24th instant, at 0" o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, e-stieet,
76 Boxes Bologna WHIT ARGOLS,
Just landed.—Apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22

I-110 be LET, at Wavertree, a very excellent FAMILY-
1_ HOUSE and GARDEN; with or witho a Coach-house
and Stable, in the pleasant and- health • nation of °Live
MOUNT. The house contains spacious , Mg. and Drawing-
rooms, Breakfast-room, Kitchen, Stullef-y, and Cellars. with
four Bed and two Servants'-robins. Apply to Mr. DOKNING,
near the Coffee-house, Wayertree.