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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

STATE OF' TRADE.

The cloth trade at Leeds continues very brisk.
At HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, on Tuesday, there was an ex,-
tensive demand for both plain cloths and fancy goods; but, a s
elsewhere, there were complaints by the sellers of lowness of
price.
. .
BRADFORD MARKET,.—the attendance of buyers of this
market, on Thursday, was large.- than usual,. and there was
consequently an increased demand for manufactured goods.
The continued high price of wool prevents the manufacturers
from cart ying on their business on so extensive a. scale as they
otherwis.e might do, and therefore the stocks of vitae kinds of
goods are touch reduced. particularly narrow p:ainbacks, amid
the middle qualities. of three-quarter merinoes, which are nut
sufficient for the demand, though there is a pretty fair supply of
Lastings and Momenta. .The (remand for yarns was brisk, espe
cially for fine warps, and hog wool is somewhat scarce, but
wether fleeces are dull sale..: .
1-lEcksioslMlKE.—The blanket manuircturers here are-ge-
nerally in full employment, in consequence of extensive orders
from the American merchants..
BARNSLEY LINEN TRADErTIiO drill trade has given way
a little since last week, and very probably it aril; continue so for
a sbort,time, as is generally the case at this time of the year.
The demand for drubbets is very extensive. .The great number
of looms eniploved in weaving that article• can scarcely meet
the demand. The home trade never was better than it is at
present.
RocnnALE MsuxET, 11lincu 16.--Our market has gone
off very heavy to-day. • The buyers of flannels were very shy;
no. hing could be moved but such as were immediately wanted.
The dullness prevailed all day, and the stock left on hand at the
close was considerable. ,The wool trade is also quite dull, the
demand is very limited indeed, and prices can scarely be main-
tained.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

uvErtpooL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 23

The continued doll state of our Butter market has induced holdeis
to submit to lower prices. and our reduced quotations must be con-
sidered quite nominal. The demand for Pork is good at improving
rates. Beef goes off steadily, Lard is in fair request. In Bacon or
Hams there is little doing.

s. a.
BurTuß.—Belfast Bl 0 6
Banbridge 74 0
Colerain 76 0
Sligo 74 e)
Derry 74 0
Waterford, -
Limerick
• Cork

90 0 per cirt.
78 0 -
KO 0 ---
78 0 -
78 n -
,0 --
7t 0 ---
80 0 -
88 , 0 -

Do. pickled gds, new. 86 0
Do. dry 3ds, new .... 64 0 _
. Newry • CZ 0
• no. dry Ist, new
Dundalk
Carlow 7O 0 90'
lizar.—New I'rime Mess 95 0 102
New India, 105 0 110
46 0 52
25 0 .30

0
-
Go
per, tierce.
0
per barrel.

PORK....

4 per I barrel.

0 'per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 3d instant, at Ingleby Greenhow. near StokesleY.
Mr. John Webster to Miss M. Mudd.. It is remarkable that the above
J. Webster has had three weddings, twelve births, and twelve funerals.
and is himaelf only a middle-aged man.
On Monday, the 16th instant, at the Old Church, Mancbecter, I*'
the Rev. Richard Parkinson, M.A., Mr. John Ileyden, of Liverpool.
to Georgiana Augusta, only daughter of the late Wm. T. Jervis, Esq.,
of Tatinton, Sorn,rsetahlre.

•
On Thursday last, at St. John's Church, Wakefield, by the Rev. 1 •
Kilby, Henry Kendall, Esq., merchant, of Lima. to Eliza Ann. i.l4,'t
.J.Zughter of the tale J. Jackson, -Esq., of Alverthorpe -.hall, Wakefield-
Same day, at Yealand,Mr. Riley, of this town, to Hannah, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Crossfield, of Lancaster, both of the Society of
Friends.

Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Smith. M.A.,.
William, eldest son of Mr. George Hilton, of Kirkdale, to Sarah.
youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOhn Tthnlinson, of Hanley Castle'
Upton-on-Severn, near Worcester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

Eo bt Diopotb of.

-----
TO TAILORS AND DRAPRI
I.
be
,DISPOSED OF, on old-es. .
tabr h Business in the
above line, in • one of the best mina ns Town. Any
one wishing to continence, or to increasetheir present business,
will find this an eligible opportunity—lnquire of Mr.' G.
HOLDUN, Ironmonger, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

ttaitt Nabtgation.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
• WitluGoo4s rtial Passengers to the,Bromielair.
The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL StitpyiNG CoMPANY'S
• FINE STEANI PACKETS,
'MANCHESTER I M
Commander. Ari:, ACLYDE limn. Ca tVPORD,' COMntailer.
AILSA CRAIG ...J. M' F. 1.- AR, Commander.
GLASGOW T WYLIE, Commander.
LIVER POOL .. Rolm II cell t:tr.s;,. Commander
as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots,
alling (weather permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers
• The CLYDE sails TO-Mon ROW (Wednesday), the 2tsh
instant, 'at Nine o'clock in the Evening.
The LIVERPOOL .sails on. SATURDAY next, the 28th
instant, at Eleven o'clock in.the Forenoon.
Apply t, MATVIIIE and MARTIN,

The ST. GEORGE STEAM-PACKET COM-
' 1 PANY'S STEAM SHIPS
ms. .Are.intended to Sail from HULL, as under.
. For HAMBURG,
.(With Postodiee Letter-bag,) every Wednesday and Saturday.
The .SEV ERN Capt. NOCKEtt,
Saturday, 28th March, 1 lth and 25 April;
WILLIAM IV Cu . HAYDON,
Wednesday, Bth and 22d
AlterUately,with the Hull Steam packet Ci npany's Steam-ships
TRANSIT CRpt. DR A PER,
Saturday, 4th and 18th April;
MONARCH
Wednesday, Ist, 15th, and 29th, at Four o'clock each Afternoon.
Thus forming a line of TWO DAYS A-WEEK. from
HULL and. HAMBURG.
PARES.
nest Cabin £3 3 0 Horses £4 4 0
.Pnre Ditto 2 2 0 4 Wheeled Car .... 5 5 0
beck 1 1 0 2 do. Car .... 3 3 0
Ftnther information may he had at the St: George Steam-
tacket Company's Office, No. 5, Minerva-terrace, Hull; and
liaowN Low and PEA RSON, Hull Steam-packet Company's
'Office, High-street. - •
For ROTTERDAM,
'.With Postoffice Letter-bag) every Wednesday Afternoon,
The SCOTIA Capt. 'Wm. Bonen,
Return-tog ou Saturdays.
• NAMES. •
nest Cabin ..£3 3 Deck.... £1 1 I Horses.... .0
AE.plv at the St. George Steam-packet Company's Office,
"o• 5. Minerva-terrace, Hull.

Era be 4°ltl*

/AN SALE, a .bandsome well-bred GREY MARE, fifteen
kJ hands high. ffve -years old, particular goUi temper, and
quiet. Price Thirty Guineas. To be seen at GRIFFITH'S
STABt.ES, 78, Mount-pleasant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

EAS.T CAPE OF GOOD, HOPE. &c

• Fatima, k'ethers, fin.dalcutta, with 2000 hags sugar, 2200 bags salt-
petre, 99 cks-13engal rum, 178 pks staves, 120 chts shellac, 24 hales
bullock hides, 73 hales hides, 116 bales jute,-11 and J Ilornby and co.
—.38 his raw silk, 20 bxs Lt cs silk piece goods, 64 elephants' teeth, 60
chts shellac, 8 bales cotton piece goods, 5 bales carpets, 5 has lac dye
3 kgs mangoes, Order-1 ppe Mad wine, J Bates-1 bx shells, J Cum-
mings—P Ok
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

•Victoria, Williamson, fm Barbados, with 54 hxs arrowroot, 350 lids
19 tes sugar, T Lee and co-26 hits do. S L otman-6 brls do,
Oughterson-2 tcs 2 brls do, 12 pkgs arrowroot, 4 pkgs sweetmeats
Order—G Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

On WEDNESDAY, the Ist of April next, at e. o'clock, at
Buchanan and Brown's Office, Oldha -street,
64 ELEPHANT TEETE-
-10 Tons DEER HORNS,
Ex Fatima and Welcome, from Calcutta.—Apply to
BUCH &NAN and BROW NE4 Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

On TUESDAY next, the 31st instant, at the Office of Bateson
and Horsfdll. Lower Castle-str t,
The fine Brig F ULM ER,.270 tons egister ; English-
-4,,,-.„, built, coppered and copper-fasten d; is well found in
stores, and carries a large cargo to her tonnage.—For
---: further particulars apply to Messrs. BATESON and
•HousFAtt , or to C./... BAHR.

On WEDNESDAY, the Ist April next, atiT elve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office Old 11-street,
40 Tons COCUS WOO
Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co., Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

Zaanteb.

• .• - • •
DARTNERSH IP WANTED.-----The Advertiter,4 Gentle-,
1 man accustomed to active and respo dale- business, of
industrious habits, and who can commant i capital of £lOOO,
is desirous of obtaininfr a PARTNERS! Pin some respecta-
ble Mercantile or Wholesale House. His connexions are
unexceptionable, and every kind of. satisfactory 'reference and
explanation will lie given; the same sell be rigidly required.
He would not object to any kind of Mercantile business which
was respectable, and offered a fair field for exertion.— Apply, in
the first instance, to E. L. 11., rare of Mr. Ross, Chronicle-
office, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

'!NE W SOUTH WALES

-r •
IT'airante.,l first Vessel, or will forfeit freight ; hat disengaged
e
roam fir
),
.fine Goods only, and takes no Si
at. •
For HOBAItT TOWN and SIY.;DN ,' , the.remark-
. f'.., ably fast-sailing English-built Ship J- E GOUDIE,
,F;. 1a1':: DAVID SINIPSON, Commander; (li, is well known in
the trade ; ) burthen TX) tons; A 1 at Lloyd's; cop-
Viti•-fastened and coppered to the bens; has splendid accom-
modations for a feu' passengers, and carries a Surgcon.—For
Weight or passage apply to Mr. JOHN GouniE, or to
lane.
HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-

On account of whom it may conrc4n.
On: TIIURSDA Y next, the 26th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at
Bett
Rayner's Warehouse, Formby- 'vet,
The CARGO of the TWO B ' HERS,
'l'. W. TOMK INS, Mas ,
Stranded in Knots-holeiDingle, on he 7th instant,
Comprising 3 i and 18-inch grey Skirtings, 9.Bths white Ditto,
6-4ths Jacconets, 40-inch Turkey-red Gingban.s, Turkey-red
Ca inbayas, 37-inch blue checked Ginghams, 26-inch Seersuckers,
64ths spotted Canibrics, and ii-4ths Lappets ; together with
Druggets, Hosiery, Lace, lists, Jennets, Satteens, Woollen
Broadcloths, a variety of 4-4 tbs and 5-4ths coloured; striped,
and checked Giugbatus, brown and bleached Canvas, &c.—
Apply to WILLIAM YEArr BUSHBY, Broker.

SALE OF iIODERNT FURNITURE, 4'c. NEAR THE
C !ARE NCR-DOCK.
By Messrs. T. and' J. TR or ER,
On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at evel, o'clock, on the
Premises, the St. George's Inn, W• iatn-street, near the
Clarence Dock,
rilll E Modern and Genteel HOUS OLD FURNITURE,'
Plate and Pitted Articles, Pian orte, an excellent Eight-
day Timepiece, Copper Spirit Cans 'and other Effects of a
person' removing.
The Furniture comprises Camp Bedsteads .and Hangings,
Paillasses, Goose Feather Beds and excellent Bedding, tirtis
sets, Kidderminster and Venetian Parlour and Stair Carpets,
Window Curtains, Set of Mahogany Dining Tables on turned
Legs and Castors, Three two-leaved Ditto, Card, Pembroke,
and square Dian, Sideboard With centre Cellaret and Plate
Drawers, Guarduvine, Chests of Drawers, - Set of Eighteen ex-
cellent Mahogany Chairs, 'lwo Sofas, covered in Black hair
Cloth, Night Commode; Pier and Swing Dressing Glasses,,
imitation Rosewood Chairs with Cane Seats, Painted-Chamber
Articles, Brass Fenders and Fire Irons, the useful Kitchen
Requisites, &c.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on the Premises, and from Messrs. TiloTrEa, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

EUROPE.

• First Vessel
For ST. PETERSBURGH, the fi e first-class cop-
A:01'.; pered 'Brig WM. 'BURTON, W LIAM 'PEARSON,
Commander; burl h per, register 217
v'r,s.—For freight, &c. apply to Captain PEARsoN, on board,
or E:, RAYN ES and CRAM.
. .

.
On FRIDAY next, file 27th instant, at One o'clock, at Roscow
and Higg's Office, Water-street, •
35 Tons CAMWOOD,
3 Casks GUM COPAL.
100 Barrels ARROW ROO •
100 Bags POD PEPPER
20 Bags GINGER.
Now landing.ex Mexico, front Sierra Leone. Lying in the
Queen's .Dock.—Apply to Mr. F. H. LANGLEY, Merchant, or
to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

On WEDNESDAY, the Ist April, at Twelve °Mr k, at Buteson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle- feet,
7 Tons East India 4VOIL Y
Ex Robert and Bounty Hall, from Bombay. Apply to Messrs.
Drirom, RICHMOND, and Co.' Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Blokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

Tries DA Y, (Tuesday,) the 24th instant, at Two o'clock; .at the
Clarendon Rooms, subject to the conditions which will then
be produced,
LOT 1. A PIECE of LAND, on the west side of South John-
street and corner of Athertou-street, containing
about 129 square yards.
2. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Duke-street, con-.
tainik about 272 square yards.
3/1 Piece of LAND, at the corner of Great. }toward-street
and-Dutton-street, containing about 350 square yards.
4." A Piece of LAND, on the east side o Great Howard-
street, between Gibraltia-street and Peckov r-street, contain-
ing about 636 square yards.
5. A Piece of LAND, on the east side rif Fenwick-street and
corner of Wateicstreet, containing about 255 s square yards.
Several Pieces and Parcels of LAND, on the south side of
St.--idtnes'i,Street, containing about 528 square yards, in one
or more lots.

.....
LA D, 'situate between Parliament-street awl Greenland-
street containing ahout 4,005 square yards, in one or more lots.,
LAN D, on the north'side of IN pt u e reet, containing about
4,408 square yards, in one or more lots.
LAND, on the east side of Bevington-hill, and corner of
Maddox-street, containing about 237 square yards, in one or
snore lots. _ _

A Pi of LAND, on the west side of Bevington-bush, ad-
joining the Noah Free-school, containing about 862 square
yards.
A Quantity of LAND, at the top of Mount-pleasant and
corner of Hope-street, containing about 2,509 square yards, in
such lots as may be determined upon at the time of sale.
For particulars apply at the Sun-vayott's ()Meru, TOWn-hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

Public Botsteo,

• BOGNOR IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
NOTICE.—AII applications' for SHARES•must be made
on or before the 25th instant, either to Messrs. VERB,
SA PTE, and Co., Bankers, 77. Loinbardtret; JANIES RENE-
THORNE, Esq., Architect,' 26, Duke; eet,
.Westrainitter:
Mess's. DUN N and WonnstvoaTH, rtireadneedle-street ;
Messrs. IttviNG-roN and For 111,1 t IN lEll, Fenehorch-buildings;
Mr. Gacsov, Share Broker, Matiehe.ster of all of whom
Prospectuses may be had, as well as at the Temporary Offices
of the Company, London Tavern, where Plans may be seen,
and every other information obtained:
THOMAS BROWN, geefitaiy.
London Tavern, Atireh 14, 1835.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

LIVEItI'OOL coTToN ATAIIICET. MARCH M.

. .
There has been a very general demand for Cotton during the week,
which holders have continued to meet freely, at gradually improving
prices, our present quotations being 10 r th above thOse of this day
week for American. and steady prices for other kinds Speculators
have taken 5,500 American. 356 Surat; and exporters 1,300 American
and 1,500 Surat. .

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Prom the 14th inst. to this day itacitaire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

IIN SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a newly crec d and well-
finished DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on he north side
of Everton Breek, with Lawn in front, coin r'sing excellent
Entertaining Rooms, suitable Bed-rooms, itchen on the
ground floor, together with excellent Cellars, Coach-house, and
Statile.

There is also a large GARDEN, with Walls well covered
with choice Fruit Trees, as well a 3 a KurcH EN GARDEN.
Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. MAJOR
DAWSON, the owner, on the Prem►ses, every day (Sundays
excepted) between the hours of twelve and one o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

On TubaSn AY next, the 26th instant, at One o' lock, at Arthur
Oughtuson and Co.'s Office, 1, Da -street,
The new Brig MAGUASHA, 1 runs register, cop-
per-fastened, built and ecinippe with best materials,
- - , , •, sails fast, and carries Well for her tonnage.—For fur-
(her particulars apply to Du NcAN Gina, Esq., or
ARTHUR OUGHTERSON and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

EXECUTION OF NORMAN WELCH.

Yesterday morning (Monday) the sentence of the law was
carried into execution on the person of Norman Welsh, con-
victed on Friday last before Mr. Baron Parke at the Lancaster
assizes for the wilful murder of the late Mr. Win. sq4;bgate,
surveyor of warehouses at the Custom-house, Liverpeok un the
17th October last. We understand that the behaviour of the.
unfortunate man since his arrival at the gaol, and especially
during the interval which elapsed between his sentence and.
execution, was . must exemplary, and that the officers who at-
tended him have.seldom or never witnessed on the part.Of a con-
demned criminal so much contrition, piety,firumess, and resig-
nation. On Sunday evening he-said that he was ready to make
the atonement required by the laws of his country ; was per-
fectly resigned, and that he would not exchange situations with
any m-in. In the morning, just before being led to execution,
he repeated this sentiment, .and said, "This is the happiest day
of my life." A temporary gallows had been erected.during the
night behind. the castle, around which and in the churchyard
about 2,000 persons had assembled to , witness the execution.
At eight o'clock the prisoner was led out tx nil placed under the
beam, with his back to the people. The cap having been drawn
over his head, and the rope adjusted about his neck,. the Rev.
Air. Rowley, chaplain of the gaol, who stood upon the verge of
the scaffoal, recited some prayers, in which the ',Owner, who
evinced much .firmness at this awful moment.. appeared to join
with great earnestness and devotion, .rasing his.hands as far as
his bowls wuuld.perMit, whilst snaking the responses. A por,-
tion of the burial service was then read, and the bolt
,having
been drawn, the unfortunate man was launched into eternity.
Ile struggled violently, and some minutes elapsed bsfore life
appeared to be extinct. After hanging an hour the body was
cut down, and deposited ifs a coffin preparatory to its interment
within the precincts of the castle, 'pursuant to the sentence
passed upon the deceased. 'We uuderstand that he has.left a
wife .and a family of six children, the eldest of whom, a young
man of about twenty-two, took leave of his unfortunate father
on Saturday afternoon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AMONGST THE LAKES.
r Obe LET, handsomely Fuinished, for a term of yeats,
the elegant Villa called LAKE BANK, 'beautifully
situated upon the margin of Esthwaite Lake, and commanding'
delightful views of the surrounding Picturesque Scenery, which
embraces nearly all the most magnificent 'Fountain's of 'the
Lake District.
The house contains Dining-room, D wing-room, Break-
fast-room, and' a small hut elegant Room not appropriated, six
Bed-rooms, and- two Dressing-rooms, Kitchen, Cellar, and
other conveniences. There are also numerous Out-offices.

The Grounds consist of Ornamental Shrubberies, a Flower'
Garden, in which is a large Greenhouse, a good Kitchen Gar-.
den, two Orchards, and three Fields, with Stables and other
Appendages complete. The whole comprises au extent of
about fifteen acres, in a ring fence.
Lake Bank is distant front the Ferry over Windermere. at
'lowness, 2 miles; from Hawkshead, which is the post town,
11 miles; front Coniston, front 'Authleside, 61 miles;
and front Kendal 11 Miles. Excellent roads lead from it to
those places.
Apply to Mrs. RICHARD Gst.tos, the proprietor, at Lake
Bank; or to JAMES NV lasoN, Esq., Sawrey Cottage, near
llawkshead. Letters post paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

J.:tI.INIALLAN, Surgeon Denti§t,begs lertve to.
11`1 return his sincere thanks to the nobittiv,-GentK, and the
Public, for the distinguished patronage he r 4.ived since
his residence in Liyerpool; respectfully int ins Opp that
he is compelled to take up his reshlencc.in
:pence of the im:kipoiition or a branrn.oli famity.
• Alone. 31 A I. N, however, purposes p ManM ANN L
VISIT to Liverpool, when he again hopes to merit a share of
public patronage.—Communications to- be addressed to 32,
Great Hussell-street, I.ltoomsbury, London.

LEWIS WOOLF,
C HRONOMETE 14, • PATEN?' LEVER 111 CH, and
•C LOCK MANUFACTURER,
(MittieiPAcTouy, No. ID, -110Ln-sr Era,)
A) EGS to intlirin his Friends -and the üblic; Orli he will
D open an ESTABLSHMENT, No 19. church-street,
(opposite the Church Gates.) for the SA E of WATCHES,
CLOCKS, Sze.., all of which arc manufictured under his own
immediate inspection, and ate warranted as first-rate Articles,
and of the most superior finish.
Any Watch or Clock purchased at this. Establishment is
warranted. perfect, and will be kept its repair tree of expense
for twelve months.
Skilful Workmen kept on the premiss for Repairinv. of
Repeating. Lever, Dupiax, Horizontal, awl every description
of Foreign Watches, Clucks, and Musical Boxes.
GEM, SEAL, AND COPPER-PLATE ENCEAVINGS.
'Merchants and the Trade supplied on the usual terms.
Agent lo the Manufacturer of the
REAL WHITBY JET. MOST SPENDID AND
FASHIONABLE ORNAMENTS.

L. Woor.F respectfully invites the Ladies of Liverpool and
its Vicinity to an inspection of the most beautiful manufactures
in REAL; WHITBY JET ever offered to the Public at
man ty'aturers' prices, consisting of ARTICLES of the LATEST
vi.stizo'Nl, as folloWs:
E.egaut and unique Cable CHAINS, with EYE
GLASSES attached,
Round and Flat NECKLACES, Carved and Plain.
CROSSES, RINGS,
BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS,
BRACELETS, T'IN'S,• &c.
OP EVERY PATTERN AND VARIETY.
I*. Shopkeepers supplied at the Trade Price.
orders executed with despatch

Export
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-24

TIIEURS'DAY.

To close Sales
On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twel • o'clock, at
Badenach and Jenkinsou's Office, Joh street,
(Duty paid,)
23 Boxes Bunch Shiseatelt BAISI. S.
40 Halt Boxes DI ITO,
40 Quarter Boxes DITTO, damaged.
(In Bond,)
400 Quarter Boxes DITTO,
5'J Boxes Blown RAISIN'S,
150 Do. Do.
Apply to BA DENACII and JENK.INSOjN Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Tw ve o'clock, at the
Office, liargrcaves'•build ,
3jo H.ogsheads American Sowing ,AXSEED,
Branded New York, 1835, just landed ex United States, Hold-
redge, from New York. For particulars apply to Mr. N. T.
PatisasoN, Merchant, or to
JEE BItOTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

TO BREIT TRS, PUBLIC .INS. and OTHERS.
By Messrs. T. and J. T 1 TTER,
TO-MORROW, (\Vednesdav,) the 25 i instant, precisely at.
Eleven o'clock, at their Roo s in Whitechapel,
1-14 oßnr HOGSHEADS and CASKS of OLD PORTER,
A' for convenience of Sale, and will be sold with:
without ',serve.
May be tasted en the day of sale.

SA LE OF FURNITURE, &'r.
By Messrs. 'l'. and J. TROTTER,
TO•MORRCIW, (Wednesday,) the 2.5 th inst• nt, precisely at
Eleven o'clock, at their Rooms in itechapel,
ENTEEL and useful HOUSEIIO .1) Eci RN Fruit E,
k. 3 comprising Four-post and Camp Be( leads, Feather Beds,
with suitable Bedding, Chamber Ch s, Tables and Basin
Stands, handsome Chimney, Pier, B( . and Swing Dressing
Glasses, Kidderminster and Venetian Parlour and Stair Car-'
pets, Window Curtains, Mahogany Articles, in 'Wardrobe,
ChestS of Drawers, Desk, and Pembroke, Catd, and
Snap' Tables, Sofas and Garduvine,.useful Kitchen Requisites,
a few Dry Colours, and Brushes, sundry Utensils and I!itting,:-
up of a Cigar Manufactory, consisting of Cisterns, lined with
Lead, Drying Frame, with Slides,Aables, Stools, Office Fix-
Vie whole being removed for convenience of sale.
May be Viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

r[lo be SOLD, the PERPETUA ADVOWSON of, and
• I next Presentation to, a Valtfa e RECTORY in the East
Riding of-Yorkshire, of the prese • t annual value of 4: i:230.
pie populatiou of the Paris ery small.
AIL letters (post-paid) addressed C. D', POstcaCe 'Beverley,
will be duly attended to, and every information supplied.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

On MONDAY next, 'the 2d Novenkr., at Twelve o'clock, at
George Badenact,',loiVee, John-street,
100 Boxes Muscatell RAISINS, in La en,
200 Boxes Bunch Museatell RAISIN ,
220 ,6-Boxes Ditto ,
360 li-Boxes Ditto ,
200 ;6-Berea Bloom DI 'O,
80 Beres Jordan ALMONDS,
400 Trails FIGS,
• • 200 Barrels GRAPES, (Clemens,)
Per Pearl, from Malaga.
230 Boxes Museatell RAISINS,- in Layers,
110.-Boxes Ditto DITTO,
5 Cases Cartons
Per C-intra, from Malaga, to close sales:
389
;.Drums/ New Sultan t RAISINS,
388 34; -Drums s'.
Per Vesta, from Smyrna.
45 Beres RAISINS, •
Per Thomas Peile, from. Cape of Good. Hope.
APPIY to GEORGE BADENAC IL Broker,
39, South John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

DUTCH BULBS.

_
By Mr. T. BItANC
10-Moukuw, (Saturday,) the 31st inst t, at Eleven o'clock.
at the Hanover-rt
AFINE collekion of DUTC BULBOUS FLOWER
ROOTS, just imported from the celebrated Nurseries of
Mr. THOOLEN; and including Hyacinths, Narcissusses,
Ranunculuases, Irisis, Lilies, Tulips, Anemones;
•
To be viewed on the morning of sale.

.. - •
On Films Y next, the tith November, tit Five, o'clock •in
the Afternoon, at the George inti. Date-s.reet,Liverpool, in
63 ',o-ostraf e. Lots,' '
QIXTY-ONE HOUSES, One 'STABLE ..and a small
1.1-1 PIECE' of VAC-ANT LAND, -FTeehold of
held under' the same title; and situate in the northern part of
Liverpool, in the immediate vicinity of th orth Market, and
adjoining the _Great Nortk•road, produe. ir'a, Rental of £551
per annum, and which will furnish .ard; of •.243() Votes for the
Southern Division top,alteash:re, a 3 Voteu foraho Linroliyh:
The Buildings were erected in 828; and, being Freehold,
the Property will herniae more valuable every year as the
town increases. The Houses are.all well Tenanted, and the
/lents are regularly paid, and in several instances might be
raised: •

The Purchaser• of each Lot, as well as the Tenants of 13
of the. Houses. will lie entitled to have their names entered On
the •next tear's registry of vutcrs fur the county and borough
relies.; y.
• Mr. John Iteeerick,. the• Agent, who resides on the Property.
No. 3. Grosvenor-terrace, will show the Premises; and tor all
further particulars apply at the Otfice•of Mr. WORTIIINGT"
Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

On TURSDAY next, the 3d November, at T ve o'clock, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower astle-street,
.550 Bags BLACK PEP 'R,
Landed, ex Bridget,' from Bombay.-4ply to Messrs. CHAS.
HORSFALL, SON, and Co., Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Broke's.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

TO MR. THOMPSON.

Stu,
THE present age stands much indebted to your genius for
your invaluaote systetn of writing. 'I. and many others, of
every rauk and age, will doubtless h.) e eausq to revere you;
memory, aura I, myself, acknowled e that I learned -mote It.
twenty minutes by your system, an I limn(' in my owu fit;•
twenty years, having formerly rote a scrawling li,:ind very
trottblesotne to thyself.—Yours, &c., . .
June 8, 1827. T LiOMAS MOOR.
• N.l3.—The ManusCript of the above- may be seen at the
Teaching-rooms, No.'B, Chi-slow-square.
Short-hand,'Aritinuatic, Mental Calculations, and Bookkeep-
ing by Double Entry, taught as usual. Privute tamtlies two
-Schools utteuded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

Just Published, price as. 6d. second edition, with au Appendix,
ibiz --. Of • .• ! •
y , ETTERS to a.YOUNG MASTER MA Eli, on some
A Stibiects connected with his Calling.
By CHARLES LOR.IM . '
Liverpool:' Printed, tied- Published•hrthiouas SMITH, and

sold by the Booksellers in' general.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1835.

mate.

PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOLS,
Of all kinds, tnatiufactured by livaint and Wignall, at the
Minerva. Works, tninghnin.
Apply to HE Rl' SEALY, Jun.
• 19, Exchange-street East.'
Every description of HARDWARE fur exportation; apidy
as anove.

Sutherland Cleaned and Washed C EVIOT WOOL, .
Highland, Cross, and Common LAID WOOL,
Also,
3 Tons of 'British -CO,ISH, •
2 Ditto LIN DITTO,
8 Ditto HAKE Drrro.
Export White HERRINGS, crown Brand, just arrired ft:otn
Helinsdale. , -
31'LEOD, FIOUS'PON, and Co., Mersey-street.

'ak bp Attttion.

CHINA, GLASS, AND E.4RTIIENIVARE, Alt THE
DRESDEN ROOMS; LORD-STREET, L,tvElipoin..
A,IESSII.B. 'THOS. WINSTANLEY 1.:.- SONS most re-
- spectfullsannounce that they have received instructimis,
from Mr. HUNTER, the Spirited Proprietor of the DRESDEN
ROOMS, in LORD-STREET, to SELL b,v AUCTION, Tests
DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant, and follOivingtlays (Saturday
excepted,) at Eisen o'clock each da until the whole be i/dis-
posed of,. the WHOLE of his vain e,- e,xtenSive, and well-
selected STOCK.,-- consisting of CI) a Dinner, DesSert,, and
Tea Services, of the most admired modern patterns' and shapes;
richly cat Glass of the hest quality in Dessert Servicei, Decant-:.
- ers of various sizes. Wine Glasses of every deScription, Claret
:Ewers. Tumblers, Coolers, Finger Glassi.s, Sugar. Bowls, and
otherArtieles,, cut in the richest and most elegant patterns, us
-well as plain, a selection of tasteful Chandeliers. •Lustres, and
-"'-Orntimentai Articles it? China and Glass: it very extensive As-
- :Moment of Earthenwhre of the best ir.antifacture, suitable .for
Table, .Chamber, or Kitchen Use, Sze. &c.
. The Whole of the Stock, which is the most important both
in quality awl quantity ever offered, for Public Sale, has been
selected from the best manufactories with taste and judgment,
.at liberal prices. The Proprietor having ordered there for sale
uithou: reservation., in ()Herr° make a different arrangement
.on his Premises, the Sale will be found-wWI worthy the atten-
tion of Famiiie;, as well eta Exporters and 'Wholesale Dealers.
-•- Every facility will be given by Experienced Packers, tkc.,
for those to whom carriage is necessary.
''. To be viewed on Friday next, the 16th, and Saturday the.
7th, and on the Morning-af cacti day's Sale, when Catalogues
now be had at_the Dirtier Rooms, and -of nos. WiNSTANv
r.l.3'•and Sows, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

N'tlu Publicationo.

• Just Pubtiitted, in I.vol. 12m0., price s., boardit,
t PIiAUTICAL TREATISE on S MARY CON VIC-
TIONS before Magistrates, with Statutes and Forms
of Convictions, awl other proceedings r lative thereto.
By WM. ADAM HUUEON,. Esq., of the Inner Temple,
Barristerat-Law.

London: Saunders and Benniug►, 43, Fleet-street; sold also
by Messrs. Robinson, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

' • 'BY- GEORGE. ASHTON..
On TulthAY next, the .3cl NOvemher, at* Ele,on o'clock.
.in the forenoon on the Preinfsei, in the Market-place. in
Prescot.:--by order of the kieelitars. • -
rill-NI-1E STOCK in TRADE 'ilud other MITECTS of the
late Mr. Gnottos BELL ; consistin,g( of 230 Dozen of
GOLD BALANCES, finished and unf 'shed ; together with
the extensive Assortment of T.OO for carving on the
Business of a Gold Balance Maker ; 4 Clock-Dial Plates, a
large quantity of Chick Iron WOrk and Pinion; 2 latge slot-
barred Lathes with Cutting Engine complete, small Ditto,
2 Chick Pinion Engines, small Pinion Engine, Ratchet Engine,
small Throw with heel, powerful Press, square-barred
Hand-Lathe, large Vice, small Ditto, pair of Hand Slicers,
with a variety of other useful Tools.
Also, a Black HORSE, seven years old, and Brown MA RE,.
five years old, fit for Saddle or Harness; a Mulch Cow, ex-
pected to Calve in April; capital Broad-4heeled Cart with Iron.
Arms, (nearly new); two excellent Shandries on Patent Axle-
trees, two Seats with Cushions, New Apron, Lamps, Sc.c.
About 37 Tbraves otOATS an BREWING UTENSILS,
consisting of large COPPER PAN, which thilds 8 Barrels,
small Ditto, 2 Barrels, Mash 'l'uh, Working Tub, Cooler,
Casks, Malt Mill, &c., all iu excellent condition
q.:7. The WINE and SPIRIT TRADE will still be carried on.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

;7: Dipping intritignire.

TUESDAY, OCT. 27.--Noon, Wind N.N. W.—Light breeze.
AILRITED—The Louisa, Cummings, from Oporto, sailed 13th Oct.--

- -
The Rosalind, hence and Jamaica, at Honduras,
Plato, Younghusbanti, hence, at Port-au-Prince, 6th Sept.
Migvic, Morrison, hence, at • do, 23d do.
The William and Jane was lost at Honduras. previous to let Sept.
H.M.S. Savage, from Barbados. at Jacmel, 10th Sept.
The Brothers, from Quebec, at Dublin.
Savanilla, Perez, hence, at Santa Martha in 36 days.
Nestor, Losh, hence and Trinidad, at La duayra.
The Sir John Bereaford. Mitchell. hence for Calcutta. off coo•
21st instant.
The Andromeda, Patrie't , hence for Quebec, at Kinsale, dismasted-
The Actif, Vanderbrock, for Ostend, has put back.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.—Wind at Holyhead, N.N.W.—Blowing fresh-
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 214, Ariel, B Schur, from Bahia,
at 7.30 a.m.—No. 1025, Dryope, B S. from Quebec, at 9 a.m.—No. 23.
Helen, A 8, from New York ; and No. 966, Walter Scott, B S, from
Quebec,. at 12 30 p.m. •
Off Point Lvnas, outward-bound—No. 973, supposed to be Nc. 937.
Skeen, B B. for St Thomas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

TEA.

On THURSDAY next, the sth November, at Ten o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange.builOngs,
541 Chests CONGOIL/
Per Planter, from Canton.—Apply to 'LI/RipLay, Esq., Mer=
chant, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.
VARN HAM, EWA RT, and DELAFOSSE, Brokers.
IRLAM and THOD.IPSON,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS are recom-
mended! to the afflicted, with a confidence; arising from
experience, as one of the valuable results of the improved state
of Medical Science, and the only efficient remedy ever disco,
vered from these excruciating disorders. Iri Gout, Rheumatic
Gout, and acute Rheumatism, these ills will have a most
Wonderful effect, in most cases givi relief from the intolera-
ble pains in one or two hours, a e box will frequently carry
off the attack in two or three d , even where the patient has
usually kept his bed for•as many weeks, and sometimes months.
They are equally certain in Lumbago, Pains in the,llead or
Face, frequently treated as the tooth-ache. Rheumatism of long
standing will he perfectly eared a slight degree of, persever-
ance in the use of these Pills, which require neither 'confine-
inent nor attention, and the decided approbatipti,"sent
icited to the proprietor from all parts of the kingdom, and, Iron
all. classes of society, fully warrants the assurance that !taper-
son subject to th'e'se disorders wilt, after a trial, ever be without
them.. • •

The 'following is one of the testimonials of their efficacy;
"To Mr. PROUT, 229, Strand, London.
" Sir,—During a period of thirty-seven years I was postman
at Dulwich, which situation I found myself under the necessity
of solioitink 'his 'Majesty's Postmaster General to relieve me
from, in -consequence of a most severe Rheumatic affliction,
under'which Chad laboured for ten or twelve years. So pain-
ful was the disease, that for two or three mouths at a time I
could not perform any work whatever. There was no swelling
in any-part, but the pain in my hips, shoulders, and legs was
most excruciating. This was my situation until about two months
ago, when I saw an anvertisement of your BLAIR'S GQU
and RHEUMATIC PlLLS,'and, after taking a few doses, I
found considerable relief, and, before I had taken one BoX, was
as free from pain, and as well as though no illness had afflicted
me. I continue so to this moment,. and have recommended
them in my neighbourhood with great success.
" Dulwich, Surrey, Sept. 26, 1833. "W. HALE.''.
Sold by THOMAS ['ROUT, 229, Strand, London; and by, his
appointment by D. RENNIE, Lord-street, Liverpool; W. S roar,
St. Ann's, Manchester; and all respectable Medicine Venders
throughout the United Kingdom. ' Price 2s. 9d. per Box:
Ask for Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills; and see that the
signature of "Thomas Prout" is on the outside of the wrapper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

Bankrupts, Property.—Withoul reserve.
On TricusvAy next, the sth November, at One o'clock, at R.
W. Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water-street,.
9 Butts
SHERRY WINE, of very good
8 Hogsheads
qu
2 fl alit ,
12 Quarter-casks
,
Pipes
hheads Old PORT WIN
og
And, on account of the Esta
_IA . Bullen,
10 Hogsheads BRANDY.
Samples may be tasted them:omit:. sale.—Apply to
R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

VATANTED,a steddy, active, and industrious. MAN to fill
1' V the 1-iituatinn of a 5.1.1/1-.Stiti.V,EVOlt to the Commis-
sioners for the better Paving aed S.KOverage of the Town of
of Liverpool. 'ltie.alary will.belpfaU per annum.
The nature of the duties to he erfornied may be known on
application to Mr. C.O) ES A 51416/, the Treasurer. to the Coin.
mistioners, No. 1, Parish Palm, Fenwick-street, Liverpool,
and with whom Testimonials as to character awl abilities 'must
be left on or before W EDN k.ST) A Y. next, the 4th of November.
by order of the Commissinnersi,
EDW. G. DEANE, Clerk.
Parish QffiAts, 22d October, 1833..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

Zo be gtotTi.

II ' DESIRABLE RE DENCE.
ra-10 he SOLD, a modern w -built convenient DWEL-
IL LING-HOUSE, situate the south side of Cauniug-
street East, near• Percy-street, with Baths and Fixtures com-
plete. Apply to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WIIIGHT, ttIA. HUNTER,
Solicitors, 30,'Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

TEAS.
On THURSDAY next, the sth November, at Te 6"Clock, at the
' Public Sale-room, Exchange-bui jugs,
The following TEAS, ex Charles Glen foul Canton : r''''
le
- , 1362 Chests CONGOU,
'l4l ' du. SOUCHONG,,
193 do. HYSON.
Apply to , SAMPSON SMITH and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

By order of the Mortgagees
On FRIDAY nest, the 6th November, at Sir o'clock in the
Evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, in 1/1e-street, LiVerpool,
and. either iu one or Inure lots, as way tie agreed at the
time of sale,
A PIECE of LAND, with the WA REHOUS STABLE,
.t& and BUILDINGS on part thereof erecte , situate on the'
north west side of Kent-street, in Liverp minded on the
north west by premises belonging to Itlr 'lls.llcrosS, on the
north east by Lydia Ann-street, and on the south west by Sur-
rey-street, containing-In frOnt to Kent-street 136 feet 6 aches,
and running in depth from thence on the north east side along
Lydia Ann-street 99 feet 4 inches, and nu the south west side
along Surrey-streerbs feet 3 inches, and' being ins breadth at
the back 119 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. •
And also, another Piece of LAND, with the DWELLING-
HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the north West.side of
Kent-street, bounded on the • north weak, s;de, by a cowman
vorseiage of five feeiWirilerust the north east by a it once to lease
4() um) Bolton, Esq., and on the south west by Lydia Ann-
*Street, containing in front to Kent-street dad at the Lydia
seve-
rally 19 feet 4 inches, and running iu depth backwards on' he
north east and and south west sides severally 66 feet' or there-
abouts.

The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 sears,
which commenced on the 3d September, 1825, free from any
reserved rent.
The Land possesses the advantage of three excellent fronts,
to Kent-street, Lydia Ann-street, and Surrey-street, cud is a
Very central end improving. situation.
Purther particulars may be obtained, and a Plan inspected,
on application to Messrs. Wi LiordsoN and CitaisTlAN, Solici-
tors, Fen wick-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

'LONDON AND GREENWICH RAILWA -eOIII:PANY.
UNFOUNDED and MALIGIOUS I OIiTS, having
been Circulated for Interested iAes, the Directors
think it their duty to distant Propriet s (who ca.inut obtain
correct informatiou'at the Office) to caution them against the
7 ' GEORGE WALTER, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

dint published, • "
DENNISON'S MAP of LIVERPOOL and the ENVI-
RONS, comprising an extent' of 8' by'6 mil laid down
upon so extensiva• a scale that every detached ouse,;Street,
Road,- Field, and-the Boundaries of Parishes d Townships, as
well as the Municipal and Parliamentary oundaries' or the
Borough, are all distinctly and accurately efined.
To be had of: any of the respectable Booksellers; or of the
Proprietor, Mr. JONATPAN BENNISON, Commerce-COUIt, Lord-
street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

_ .
THE BRITISH CALENDAR; or ALMANAC for 1836,
witha MAP of GREAT BRITAIN, size 9lnches by 7, incor-
porating the Phenomena of the Great Eclipse of the Sun May
15th, five Diagrams, and forty pages of appropriate a aluable
information, is just published, price only 6d.; by . RATTAN,
Paternoster-row, London. trade alldwed for al nsold copies.
Also, (RATTAN'S MAP. OF THE N LD;•4O inches
'by 20, Charts of the Rivers and MOuntains, and 'extensive
Tabular Computations attached; at theanprecedented prices of
3s. on sheet; Case, ss. 6cl; or Roller,Varnished,.Bs.
• " We Cannot conceive a more useful Map: the Engraving is
so accurate, and printing so clear."—Atlas Newspaper, October
24, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

On Pamir next, the 6th Nov., at One o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
57 Seronl INDIGO,
18 Chests ,
18. Tons COWRIE
Samples of the 57 Serous are km show in London at Mr. A.
Mocevra, jun., 48, Mark-lape.
Apply to JOHN, and JAMES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

THEA3RE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,'

For the BENEFIT of Mr. STE /CKLAND, anif the Last
Night of his Engagement, on .which occasion Mr, KEAN,
who hes in the handsomest manner. Offered his gratuitous
services. will perf.rm REUBEN GLENROY. •
N WEDNESDAY next, the lth Ninrefi,her, will be per-
(A formed Morton's admired Comedy. called

TOWN AND CO 'N'I'RY;
nu, WHICH S BEST.
Reuben Glenr v Mr. Kean.
Casey 11 r. Strickland.
To conclude with the favourite Muaka( Farce called
BROTHER AND SISTER.
Don Christoval de Tormes ...... ..Mr. Strickland.

LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
vi
Any Person having a OPY of the undermentioned
NUMBERS of th . IVERPOOL STANDARD
may receive Two Shit ings for each Copy on application
to Messrs. Whinier and Smith, Church-street.
No. 2, 186, 222, 223, 230.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

On WEDNIZSDAY next, the 4th November, at Twelve o'clock,
in Edward Ohaloner's Bonded Yard, Harrington,
The Cargo of Honduras MAHOGA.O ,
Consisting .of 325 Logs, being fresh and chieft f large dimen-
sions, having a considerable proportion fine Machinery
Wood; landing east side Queen's i)ock, e Mariner, from the
Bay direct.
Oa account of the Importers,
EDWARD CHALONER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

BUILDING GROUND, FARMS, LEAD MINES, AND
SLATE QUARRIES. •
rrio be SOLD, for, a term of 75 years, from the Ist January
I next, by Lease from the Corporation, either altogether or
in iota, BUILDING GROUND, containing to the -front of
Gill-street 100 pitrils, and extendin 'in depth to Great Newton-
street 4-t words, and fronting • eat Newton-street lOU yards,
suitable either for Plai•es.of ship or Public Buildings. '
Also, to be SOLD in Li , ail the residue. of the Unbuilt
LAND, situate in Gill-street, Great Newton-street, Petnhroke-•
street, and St. Andrew-street, of different depths, from 'l5 to 25
yards.
N.B.—The above being held under a Building Least are
within the exceptions of the, Corporation Reform Bill; and,
therefore, the Covenant for Renewal in the said Lease is valid,
notwithstanding the said Act of Parliament.

Also, to be SOLD, altogether or in lots about 5(X)9 square.
yards of Freehold BUILDING GROUND, Waittiold-
street, Toxtet hpark. •
To be LET, several Sets of OFFICES, in Dale-street, and
opposite the Royal Hotel, iu Moorfields,, in the several occu-
patiims. of Mr. Custer and Mr. Morton, Solicitors, Mr. Halidav,
Broker, and Me.ssrs. ltigby, Land Agent; also, a Butcher's
Shop, opposite the said Hotel, occupied by M. At instead and
C u.

To be LET, Two FARMS, in North Wales, about 2UO acres
each.' Rent, 00 each Farm.
To be LET, Cafn Garw SLATE QUARRY, near Festinh*;
North Wales. with Craue,,Water,waeel, House for Agent, sod
Cottages for Workmen. Specimens siinuar to Bangor Slate
are upon the Quarry Bank.. The above are near a Turnpike-
read, and only eight miles front a Seaport.
Mining Leases will be granted of the Lead Ore mnder
2000. acres of Land, adjoining th 9 'Quarry, on the usual toms.
Lead Ore has beeu found near the surface in different parts of
the said land.
Apply to Mr. POWELL, Sadler, 22, Dale.street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.-

Days. Mrs. Ern. BS. - Festirale. 10.
OCT.I H. M. H. 11, F. 1.
Friday 3O I 6 22 7511 1 I Allhallows Eve.
Saturday....3l 745 820 11 7 •
SUNDAY 1 848 914 8 ,20th Sunday afterTriuity.
Monday 2 937 958 13 10 ! All Souls.
Tuesday
Wednesday 4 10 56 11 12 15 10
Thursday ...5 11 28 11.41 rl6 9 Gun-powder Plot, 1605.

BIRTH.
On the 3d ult., at Pernambuco, the lady of Charles Saunders, ;sq.,
of a daughter.

MARRIAGES-
On Tuesday last, at Runcnrn Church, John Walker, Esg., solicitor,
Chester, to Mary, eldest daughter of iiichard Janion, Esq., Rock-
savage, near the former place. •
Same day, .at Mold, by the Rev. Charles Butler Clafteli, A.
Richard Shalleross, Esq., of this town, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter
of Richard Adams; E9q., of Gedney Marsh, Lincolnshire.

, • DEATH. '
'On the 15th instant, at Rimeorn, Mr. William Atherton Wanton. of,
thelate firm of Wanton and Moore; Webe,, •

LIVERPOOL:
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINO,

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, NORTH CItitSCZNT,. CASTL.II.4TREET.
Orders and- Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square ; Barker, Plpet7street; 'Deacon, Walbrook
Reyna. Chancery-lane ; Lawson RI Barker, Direhin ; Joseph
Tlitnotts, 1; Finch-lane, Cornbill Miinden Danimplid, '27 Lum-
bard•street; Garraway's; at the '-.Londott Corunserrinr 'Coffee-
house, Mineinganne ; Jerusalem- Coffee-horse, eVenbtlt ; Chapter
Colitte-bDuse;, ate r-nostor-row ; and Nortir atid . South AttletteaD.
Coffee-house,Threlidneedlcitstrteet, tl,Ondon; by Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. AP Phun, Glasgow Mr. Wheeler, taebangr-
street, and ,Mr. Lewis, Market-street, 'Manchester; Mr. Maliey•
Bookseller, Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Psioston ; and
Mr. Cuope, M, Union-street, Birminghatn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

Ea be *alb or tete

111.0 be SOLD or. LET, fur a Term of Years, and may be
entered upon on or about the Ist Jamary next, the cum-
Modious RESIDENCE, Ca' ' now-in the
occupation of Mr. Thomas ; s Edge-lane,
being the retired road to the t three miles
from Liverpool Exchange, of k or ride, us
Omnibusses pass every. hour i
The House stands on an es Is a beautiful
and picturesque view of the sc At the front
there is a handsome Lawn ant' ornamented
Pleasure Grounds tastefully 1 with well-
grown Trees, Evergreens, anu pying, nearly
two acres of frontage. At tl. ttensive Kit-
chen Garden, walled round at :Fruit Trees,
containing two Hothouses and an extensive Melon-pit.
The House consiits of, on the principal Floor, a handsome
Eutrance-hall, large Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms,
Kitchens, Butler's pantry, Store-closets, &c. with good dry
Cellaring underneath; and above are ten good Bed-rooini; 'with
Closets. The Outbuildings consist of Wash-house or Brew-
house, double Coach-house, Saddle-room and Stabling for three
horses;_ Shippon for nine cows, Piggeries, and an excellent
farm Yard; also a separate Residence for a Gardener.
The whole is complete with Fixtures, and in every way calcu-
lated for the reception of a genteel Family.
There is about 73/4 statute acres of Land contiguous, and will
be Let,. together or separately from the above.
Application to be made (if by letter, post-paid,) to Mr. Wm.
BARTON, iron Merchant, Pitt•street; or to Mr. JOHN DI,M-
tIELL, 2, Pembroke-place, Liverpool.,

lied. " Eluis
Stockdale, situate in
Old Swan, at about
fording a pl. Rita wal
ti the nay
iinence, w d command
urroun ing country.
C age-drive, with
laid t, and plaute,
d °the -.Shrubs, occul
ke back dime is an ex
ud well stocked. with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30

THIS DAY, (Fridav,).the TJth instant, a Twelve o'clock, at
Lea and Waddington's ()dice, inforthstreet,
50 Bates repacked Orleans and L land COTTON.
Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers.