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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-23

LAST INDIA .IfILL.-
When the discussion on the tOth clause was resumed.
Mr. Fired supported the clause.
Colonel Ev,lNs opposed the clause. If is .19nI_Factical exierience
in India made him averse to the pro Posed estaonsl!ment of Ili:31101)3,
Be should not only oppose the chase now, but also, if
on the brin4ing up of the-report.
After a few further observations f7orn- Mr. Finn and Mr. Yowl-,7,
both of whom rose amidst loud cries of " question," the house
vided, when the numbers were—
For the clause
Against it
Majority for the clause
The remaining clauses of the bill were read and creel to.
The Small Debts (Scotland) Bill was read a thiru time and passed.

DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES BILL,

On the further consideration of the report on this bill,
Mr. Alderman WOOD moved an amendment, to the efict. the pro-
visions of the bin should not extend to the city of London.
. _ . .

After a short conversation, the cinrse was agreed to, .with an un-
derstandiag that the princilik would be discussed in a future 'stage of
the bill. .
_ _

The report was then agreed to, and the bill was ordered tc'be read
a third time on Monday.
The other orders of the day were then disposed of, and at a Quarter-
past Two the house adjourned until Monday.
•

LONDON GAZETTE.-FrtwAy, JULY 19.

INSOINENT.
July 18—Joseph Ivon Winstanley, hosier,
_ _ _

Samuel Stockton, Long-yaiii,ll7ni);3JUnduit-street, wine-cooper.
Frederick Pout, Surrey-street, Stra4d, attorney-at-law.
Michael Martin, Newbury, Berkshite, currier.
Richard Hillier, Newport, Monmovihshire, provision-merchant.
Robert Nokes Williams, Bristol, 01:m1-merchant.
Samuel Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, grocer.
James Mutable (and not:Mutable, as before advertised,) Bristol.
free-stone merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
- - -•-•

--„
J. Lomax, W. Wilson, and W. Theakstone, Liverpool, ship-smiths ;
as far as regards W. Theakstone.—J. I. Moreton and S. B. Hutchins,
Richmond- place, East-street, Walworth, butchers.—J. Kay arid
D. Evans, Tring Mill, Herts, silk-throwsters.—W. H. Mabbs and T.
Burr, Chatham, Kent, tallow-chandlers.—J. Tulloch and L. Tulloch,
Poole, wine-merchants.—J. Smith and W. R 110CIC3, Birstal, Yorkshire,
curriers.—R. Turner and J. C. Howson, Grantham, Lincolnshire,
chemists.—.T. Barker and J. Mullev, Plough Brewery, Hornerton,
brewers.—E. B. Chapman and S. C. Hardy, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-
square, milliners.—T. D. Burrow and R. Burrow, Settle, Yorkshire,
surgeons.—A. Everitt and G. H. Motteram, Birmingham, brass wire-
manufacturers.—J. B. Morris and T. Morris, Walnut-tree-walk,
Lambeth, rule-makers.—D. Law and J. Muddell, Bow-lane, Cheap-
side, Scotch-factors.—G. Garrett and H. Meymott, Ludlow, Salop.
surgeons.—J. Bell and T. Zachary, Oxford-street, chemists.—D. Mil-
ler and J. C. Searle, Bristol, chemists.—W. Lt'atham, E. Tew, J.
Truman, and C. Jackson, Wakefield, Yorkshire, bankers ; as far as
regards J. Trueman.—R. Gardner, W. Atkinson, J. Cumming, T. C.
Hincksnaan, R. Outram, and M. W. Booty, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-23

NEW sSOUTH WALES

vr- To sail about the 20th instant.—For VAN DIEMAN'S
l(
Ar. LAND and SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, the
'
4P3, S''-'zi JESSIE ; register tonnage burthen 500; armed,
..- - sails fast, coppered, and car il s a surgeon. This ship
succeeds the Mary Catherine, the arrangements on board of
;!hick vessel have given universal satisfaction to the passengers
the Jessie will be fitted up precisely in a similar manner, and
no expense will be spared to merit the encouragement already
received. Her height between decks is nearly seven feet : the
Fabius are airy, and provided with every requisite.—For further
Information, and to secure passage, apply personally, or by let-
ter, post paid, to Messrs. W. SMITH and Sox, or to
tu........—___ WM. BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

Ebe Vort'o Coma)

A NEW CONTRACT.

I'll covsnant, contract, consent, and agree,
To maintain every Lawyer that scruples a fee ;
To pension all Duelers that cure without pay ;
M 1 Teacher's and Preachers that do as they say.
For Old Maids without envy and spleen to provide ;
To portion all Beauties that dress without pride,
To embalm each small Poet that hates not a greater,
And to bury all Critics who shall die of good nature.
Ample funds for the purpose with ease I'll amass,
At the rate of one farthing per head through each class.
C.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

THEATRE-ROYAI„ LIVERPOOL

rums present TUESDAY EVENING, the •?dth instant,
11_ will be performed Coiman's Play of
THE IRON CHEST,
Sir Edward Morti►ner....Mr. Vandeuhoff.
Lady Helen. ...Mrs. Brooks.
At the end of the Piay, a SCOTCH DANCE, by Master
Biekerstaff:..
After which, the favourite Operetta of No
To conclude with the popular and interesting Drama of
JONATHAN BRADFORD.

To-mon now, (Wednesday,) the FOUNDLING of the
FOREST, a new Farce, never acted here, called MY NEIGII-
BOUR'S WIFE, with the YEOMAN'S DAUGHTER.
On TntasPAy, BuuTus, MR. and MRS. PRINGLE,
and the RENT DAY.
On FRIDAY, the SCHOOL (X 01E170101, a new Farce,
called UNCLE JOHN, with NOVSONG NO SUPPER.

Mr. BRAIIAM,
Of the Theatres loyal Drury-lane and Covent-garden, is en-
gaged for Ten Nights, and will make his first appearance here
these two years on Monday next, the 2nd Docember, when will
be performed the Opera of -

THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE.
Count Beiino Mr. Braham.

llosalvina....Miss Turpin,
Of the 'Theatre-royal Haymarket, who is re-engaged expressly
fur Mr. &allures nights.
Mr. Braham's other nights of performance next week will be
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

PATRONIZED BY THE WORSHIPFUL THE
MAYOR.
QIGNORS VOLPE and MALGARINI, from Naples, most
respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they will
give a GRAND EVENING CONCERT of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, at the A DELPHI 11}OTEL, Ranelagh-street,
Liverpool, Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) Ole 26th instant.
Tichets SP. each.—The Concert to commence at Eight precisely.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Weiss, Music Seller, Church-street;
and of Signors Malgarini and Volpe, No. 7, Duke-street.--
The Guitar taught by Signor Volpe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

To be *olb or Itet.

MO be LET of SOLD, with immediate p ession, the sub-
Stantial and commodious DWEL I -HOUSE, situate
No. 6, Oxford-street, near Abercromby are, late in the occu-
pation of John Van Zellar, Esq. It is fitted up with Bath,
'Water-closet, and Fixtures, all complete.
For further particulars apply to THOMAS LONGWORTH, Sur-
veyor, May-place, Mount Pleasant; who has on SALE several
eligible Lots of BUILDING lAN D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at 04e o'clock, at Bade-
nach and Jenkinson's Office, • .
80 Tons Sicily BRIMST NE,
80 Bags Ditto Shumac
20 Tuns OLIVE OIL.
Now landing per Mary, from Sicily, lying in George's Dock.—
For particulars apply to
BAILSEN-ACII and JENKINSON;- Brokers.

On FRIDAY. next, the . 29th instant, atTwelve o'clock, at Bu-
chanan and Browne's Office, ldhall-street,
200 Bales brown Bogs HEMP,
100 Bales JUTE.
Apply to Messrs. JOHN SKINNER and CO., Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, 7t. Twelve o'cloek, at the
Office of E. Humble, Excl tinge-street East,
99 Tin Cases, of I,llbs. each, fine ' maica ARROW ROOT,
Now landing ex. Paragon.—Appl M. and B. JOSEPH, Mer-
chants, or to
_ - EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker.

On FRIDAY nex.t, the 29th instant, at One o'clock, ut William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
250 Tons FUSTIC,
Ex Ann, from Savanilla, lying in Worrall's Shed, Cornwallis-
street.
80 Tons FUSTIP,
Ex Grace, from Savanilla, lying in keit's Warehouse, Chorley-
street.
50 Tons FU#IC,
Ex Ann, from Savanilla, lying in irkett's Warehouse, Bath-
street.
15 Tons FUSTIC,
Ex Rowena, from Savannilla, lying in Saul's Yard, Saithouse
Dock.
Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

EUROPE.

Sarah Birkett, Cook, fm Antwerp, with 20 bls flax, H C Smith and
co-74 bls do, Tennants, Moore, and co-28 bls do, A Swainson-22
bls do, Parry and Crosbie-22 his do, T and A Brown and co-175 his
do, W Fletcher and Son-119 bls'do, Carson and Lauder-1 tnk apprl,
E Merck-1 bx conts unkn, Dalrymple-26 Us 1 prcl samples
emits unkn, J Bibby and co-75 cks tallow, 10 his sheeps' wool, 438
bls flax, Order-15 cs glass for exportation, 4 c bees' wax, 2 pictures,
A Cook—abt 10 t horns, 2708 salted hides, M'Crackan and co—G Dk
Henriette, Kraemer, fm Stettin, with 3 fms lathwood, Order-1127
plates speller, Castellain, Schaezler and co-960 qrs wheat, 500 mats,
R and T Woodward and co—B Dk
Eliiabeth, Pothoff, fin Rotterdam, with 100 lids flaxseed, 200 cs
cheese, 28 cks madder, 37 bgs madder roots, 8 bls 80 mats flax, 20 hf
pps geneva, 6 hmprs mineral water, U::ter-60 his flax, Tennant and
co-40 mats do, l C Smith and co-25 do, A Swainson-5 pps 10 hf
pps geneva, Roberts, Came and co-10 es wine, Golborne and co-
-2 hmprs mineral water, It Zwilchenbart and co—Q Dk
Jos, t Animas, Anasngasti, fm Salon, with 84 pps 32 lids brandy,
335 nuts, I wnite si!k, J Crump and co—K Dk
Has,:-•, le, HabetA, fm Danzic, with 200 mats, 000 qrs wheat, All-
husen c 10 deals, Stewart, Bald and co-150 kg's spruce beer,
Order-400 sks biscuit, 200 brls flour, J W o:l;sone—Q Dk
Julius, Wartek, fin Stettin, with abt 340 rir4 wheat, Or) mats, Order
—350 qrs wheat, 27'i mats, 2 fins lathwoo,l, Allhusen Bros—B Dk
Amphitrite, BieUerbeck, fm Stettin, with 550 mats, abt 669, qrs
wheat, Allhusen, Bros-150 mats, 300 qrs barley, al4 3 fins lathwood,
W Lowe—Q
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.

FRIDAY, Nov. 22.—John Stamp, Young, from Bombay—
Agenoria, Brown, New York—Ellen Garmam, Blundell, Zante
--John Vianna, Ilaydon, Cephalonia, sailed 28th ult.—Agnes,
Rowe, Laguna—Adventure, Bragg, Ostend—Catherine, Gower,
Limerick—Molly Moore, Ilornby, Waterford—Sisters, Rey-
nolds. Galway—Chance, Bynne; Peace, Murphy, and Mary,
Crosbie, Wexford--Ugania, Pickhanec, Dublin—Fame, Cole,
Londonderry—Clyde. Carrill, Portrush—Elizabeth, Cotter,
Westport—,hero, Flail, Salcombe—William, Mildrew, Isle of
Man—Antrim, Lowry. Belfast—Four Brothers, Cardiff—
Steamers: St. George, Ellis, Cork—Birmingham, Beazley,
Dublin—City of Glasgow, Ewing, Glasgow—and Etna, Emer-
on, the Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

LITERATURE.

THE IRISII FARMERS' AND GARDENERS' MAGAZINE, No. I.
Dublin : Curry, jun., and Co.
Notwitstanding the distractions that have divided the
people of Ireland, public attention in that country has
been, for some time past, very generally directed to the
better cultivation of its soil ; we, therefore, hail as a good
omen of better times, the appearance of a monthly publi-
cation exclusively devoted to Irish rural affairs, unalloyed
by the slightest reference to politics, or to the real or
imaginary wrongs that she may have suffered some two
or three thousand years before the deluge—or since that
era.

The work is edited by Martin Doyle, whose " Hints to
smelt Farmers," "Practical Gardening," and other works
on agriculture, are well known to .the public. Its con-
tents are classed under the following heads :—Horticul-
ture, Arboriculture, Agriculture, General Improvement,
Review, Societies, and Miscellaneous, in which depart-
ments will be found some ably written articles of great
practical utility to the English as well as Irish cottager and
small farmer, who is desirous of expending one drilling
in the purchase of reallr " useful knowledge."
The mechanics of England were once told that the
easiest way of digesting was to eat, instead of reading,
Bacon. "If the finest pisantry in the world," and some
perturbed spirits in England that we could name, would
read works like 'this, instead of the fulminations from
Derrynand Abbey ; if they would study the writings of
Martin, and light their pipes with those of Doctor Doyle;
if they would convert their murderous pikes into spades,
and agitate the earth, instead of agitating mere specula-
tive questions of state policy, they would soon lose all
relish for political, in the improvement of their domestic
economy ; which, by enabling them to pay rent, would
speedily release them from the trouble of studying " the
theory of rent."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

~rOL'

A fine new Brig, (temporarily named the ORWELL,)
stii. 136 tons per register, bui by Messrs. Jabez Bailey
- 'A: and Read, at Ipswich, of e very best materials; sags
fast, will stow a large rgo, and is well adapted for
the Mediterranean trade : lying in the London (old) Dock...—
For particulars apply to and H. WILKINSON,
St. Michael' s-alley, Cornhill, London

The fine new Brig EGFRID, 258 tons, built under
the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland, and
Irt launched last October ; she is a very strong, well-built,
-- handsome vessel, and will carry a large cargo ; copper
fastened, and her stores of the ver best quality: lying in the
Regent Canal Dock.
Also, the fine Brig SYLP 6 tons, coppered with heavy
copper last year, anci copper fa ned; was built of the very best
materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a very handsome
vessel, carries a large cargo, and well found-in good stores :
lying off the Hermitage.—For inventories and further particu-
lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,._
a new Ship (temporarily named the STAG), of 323
17 `"-e- tons register, built at Stockton, of the very best ma-
' terials; has a scroll heard poop; and will bear the
inspection_; minutinspection_; now lyin in Church Hole.—lnven-
tories may be had on board, and further particulars known by
applying to MARSHALL, HUI CHISON and Co.,
New City Chambers; Bishopsgate4treet, Loudon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

1? AILWAYS.

Among the railways which have been already commenced.
anti those winch are in contemplation, and for the carrying. of
which into effect application for pincers is to he made to Par-
liament at the commencement of the approaching session, are
the following : • ••
Application is to be made in the ensuing session to extrnit
the tine of the (hand Junction -Raiii‘av, bud by means or a •
tunnel to connect it with the London and Birmingham Railway
at the termination of the line of the latter. -Application is also_
to be made for a bid to authorise the construction of ten feet
wide of the carriage way or waste ground ou the side of tha
turnpike roads from Islington to Birmingham, into a haul and,
solid road for locomotive steam carriages.
It is also intended to apply to Parliament next cession, for an
act for a railway from lieworth to South Shields, terminating
at the Mill-darn. The:object of the rai:wav is to connect South
Shields with that branch of the Newcastle and Carlisle It ailway..'
intended to be made from Blaydon to GateAead and flehburn.,
It is in contemplation to form a railway from Durham to
Sunderland, and the same company are projecting another.
railway from Sunderland to a portion of the estate of T. R. G.
Firaddvil, Esq.. called Moir High -Hold, half a mile west of
his colliery at South Betton. By this railroad, and a projected •
branch from it to the ilartlepoorßailway, coals may lie brought
to Sunderland bout the collieries of South Helton, Haswell,
and Thornlev.

- ;
The Newcastle and Carlisle Railway goes on satisfactorily
and its operatious are approaching neater Car'.is,.e. The ex
tensive viaduct at Corbvbeck is .completeil, and the stupeudou
bridge over the Eden at Wetheral is expected to have its are
covered in in a week or two. The excavation at the Conran-
hills is far on towards completion.

A meeting of the proprietors of the Wigan Branch Railway,
also of the Preston and Wigan Railway, for the purpose of.
coming to a final arrangement for incotnilliting the two under-
takings in one concern, under the name of the North Union
Railway Company, was held in Liverpool on Wednesday week.
Perfect unanimity and good feeling prevailed amongst the re-
spective
parties, and resolutions were passed authorising an •
application to Parliament for an act, founded on a draught ci
ahili produced at the meeting.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

NEXT WEEK &c.

On MONDAY next, the 2d December, at Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-strest,
4 Boxes (600tb) TORTOIUSIIELL,
Ex Rocket, from Jamaica.—Apply to kressrs. JOHN HALL and
Co., Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On Tuusnsir, the 3d December next, at welve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Wareho s , William-street,
25 Kegs Preserved GI ER,
Just arrived ex Anfield from Jamaica.—Apply to Mr. JonN
ADAMS, or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 4th December, at BateySin and Horsfan's
Office, Lower Castle-lir
150 ELEPHANTS"rEETH, w 41, Tons.
Ex Ranger, from Bombay.—Apply to lIARLES HORSFA
and SON, Merchants, or
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers,

On THURSDAY, the sth December next, at Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Cascolc-street,
2125 Bags of Bengal RICE,
1100 Bags of GINGER, iz
149 Bags of HORN TIP
15 Tons of Red Sanders WOOD.
Now landing ex Madras.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On FRIISAIr, the 6th December next, at Twelve o'clock; at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-street,
ty . • 358 Bales of Mocha COFFE '
Now landing ex Ranger, from Bombay. pply to Messrs.
Cuss. Hoßsysi.L, SON, and CO. Merchan ,or to
' - BATESON 'and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

To be Eet.

TTO
be LET, an excellent FAMI ' HOUSE, No. lb.
.Beau-street, lately occupied by ood Banner.—Apply
to Iss AC COOKE, Exchange-buildings, or J. FLOUNDERS, Moss-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

ANIEIZ I CAN PAPERS:

CHARLESTON, Oct. 31.—Cotton—On Monday the demand
for Cotton was pretty brisk, and considerable sales were effected
at prices a shade lower than our last week's quotations. On
Tuesday, accounts from Liverpool and Ha% re were received to
the 18th ult., and being very unfavourable, had the effect of al-
most entirely checking operations. Some few sales were made,
among which were a lot of 1(0 bales of choice quality, and fa-
vourite mark at 161 cents. Yesterday a little more disposition
to purchase was shown; and several hundred bales were disposed
of at from 15 to 151 cents; the latter. price could only be ob-
tained for strictly prime. The stock is accumulating very fast,
and there is little prospect of effecting sales to any extent, .un-
til further mivi‘es from Europe are received. —^•••••---

Iticx,—Not much doing in this article. Prime is the only
description that appears to he in demand ; and strictly prime
will readily. command 31 dollars, which remark is sanctioned by
actual transactions:\Eiglty tierces of good quality, of the new
crop, sold yesterday for export at 3 dollars.
A writer estimates the export of the eotton crop of Missis-
sippi, at 200,0(X) bales. . " These, at 40 dollars per bale, would
amount to 8,000,000 dollars. The enti: e agricultural interests
of this state yearly are about ten millions."
Ncw YORK, Nov. 7.—The sales of Cotton for the last eight
days amount to 1500 bales, of which not exceeding 2(X) bales are
for shipment. We quote Uplands, old 13 to 15 cents per lb.—
new 15 to 161, cents—Tenessees and Alabamas 131 to Is—fine
Mobiles, Louisianan, &c.; old, 151, to 17—new 17 to 181 per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

Erabriling.

SUPERIOR TRAVELLING TO NEWCA STLE-UPON-
TYNE, FROM THE WHITE HORSE ROYAL MAIL
COACH-OFFICE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
ROVAL UMPIRE, only direct Coach to N CASTLE,
every Afternoon, at Hrlf-:past Three, (e ept Saturdays,)
through Ormskilk, Preston, Lancaster, K. Lousdale, Sed-
burgh, Kitbv Stephen, Brbugh, Bowes, arnard Castle, Bishop
Ana:laud, Durham, and arrives at the turf I lotel, Newca§tle,
at One.--Only three coachmen throughout.
DARLINGTON and -STOCKTON COACH- Will leave
BARNARD CASTLE (after the arrival of the IfiartnE.-,) on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The Public are. respectfully infortned that, by the above coati-
veyauce, they will avoid the unpleasantness of being transferred
from one company-to another, and of four changes of coaches
which they will incur upon any other line of ruaA, also the addi-
tional numb pr of coachmen,
Performed by
BARTHOLOMEW BRETHERTON and Co.

r 11HE' Public are most rc!pectfully informed, that. the under-
mentioned COACHES have altered their time of start-
ing during the Winter Season, from a Quarter past Two' 'clock
in the Afternoon, to a Quarter before Eleven o'clock iu the
Morning. viz.,
The BANG-UP, to LON ON ,x ..--
teirel
'a Chester, Wrexham,
Ellesmere, Shrewsbury Wol , mpton, Birmingham, and
Oxford, to the White Horse ellar, Piccadilly, and White
HOrse, Fetter-lane, in twenty-four hours.
The SIR RICHARD BIYLKELEY, to RUTHIN, via
Eastham Ferry, King's Ferry, and Mold, to the Cross Foxes,
Ruthin, in five hours.
Passengers and Parcels booked at Mr. Dodd's Coach-office,
James-street, and atthe Golden Lion Coach-office,, Dale-street.
Performed by the Faille's most obedient Servants,
P.GGY SMITH;
- WHALEY CHALTON.

L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 28th inst., at Ttgtve o'clock,atßuchanon
and Browne's Office, 03 tall-street,
60 Bales Buenos Ayres WOOL.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at A. Ga ide's Office, North
' John-street,
84 Bales Buenos Ayre 00L.
Apply to Messrs. MURRAir SYME a Co._, or to
AB RAM GARTS T DE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

Knottrance Xotia.

NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
INVESTED CAPITAL .E 1,400,00. •
A T this period so much has been adduced in favour of Life
.11 Insurance, that most are disposed to admit its extreme
utility.
The principal object of Life Insurance Societies should be
to combine the greatest benefit to the assured with PERFECT
SECURITY.
Without derogating from the merits of other Institutions, it
may fairly be presumed that this Society offers the foregoing
advantages in an eminent degree.
Its principles are those of mutual guarantee—the who!e sur-
plus premiums are divided periodically
_amongst its respective
members, and its terms of Insurance arA nearly one-tenth be-
low those of many offices. '
By this system the above capital tit is been formed, and the
Society continues to enjoy the utmos prosperity.
Below, a few Policies are quoted, under which claims have lately
been made in this town, exhibiting the accumulations and con-
sequent advantages of this Society.
Amount Amount paid,
Number. Insured. including Bonus.
'44-17 £999 £l2Bl 18s. Od.
7539 3000 3282 10s. 01
2724 2000 2569 16s. Od.
2707 1000 1274 3s. Od.
The Society's increase of business has been unprecedented,
as the followinc will sufficiently testify :
In the year 1821, its annual receipts of premium were £96,650.
In the year 1832, ditto ditto £150,000.
Further particu'ars may be had, on application, of the
Society's Agent, R. L. MILLER, •
At the Office in Exchange-street West.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
W & J Tyrer, 199 Test, I', Cape of Good Hope
and Algoa Bay

WEST INDIES, &C.
Barton, Irlant & co, 419 Barton, G, Barbados
Winder & nO, 297 Christina, G, Demerara

AFRICA.
D Gibb, 410 Sir Francis Barton, Q, Africa
T Tobin, 460 Were, P, Do
Sir J Tobin, 381 Richard Walker, P, Do

SOUTH AMERICA.
I Poole & co, 201 Freak. S. Monte Video
W & J Tyrer, 230 Byker, G, Rio Janeiro
Aikin & Hughes, 241 Elisabeth Moore, K. Batavia & Singapore
C L Bahr, or W Ss .1 Tyrer, 165 Dunuottar Castle, P, Monte Video &
Buenos Ayres—(Entered 16th Nov. for Rio Janeiro)
J N Wood & co, 259 Countess Lon*dale, q, Havannah
C Tayleur, Sons & co, 203 Peru, P, Valparaiso, inter-
medios 3i Lima

UNITED STATES.
Baring, Bros & co, 311 Commodore Prehle, Boston
W & J Brown & co, Elizabeth, P, Charleston
Chapman & Willis, 269 Rival, B, Do
T Crowder, 400 Roll, rt Pulsford, G, Do
W Fisher & Son, 272 Orion, Q, Mobile
Chapman & Willis, 425 Brothers, B, New Orleans
Willis & co, or Chapman, 391 Caxouge, B, Do
A Taylor & &o, 333 Frances, G, Savannah
;V Sz .1 Brow -1 ik. co, 1 500 Eagle, P, New York
Do, 1)0, 700 United States, P, Do
Aikin & Hughes, 232 Lady Cramorne, Q, Mobilo

MEDITERRANEAN.
Willis & co, or Chapman, 244 Ell,l',etl►, Q, Malta
C L Bahr, 188 Sarat . l'..', Leghorn'
J N Wood, or J Moss & co, 244 Dorothy, P, Naples & Messina
J Bibby & co, 199 Amelia, Cg, Genoa & Leghorn

VU ROPE,
C L Bahr, Gesina, Q, Rotterdam
Do, 344 Nicolas First, B, Elsineur 8c Danzio
Do, 243 Plgidius, B, Ostend
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Prudence, De Biobide, frnlboa, with 191 bgs madder, 141 bgs
shrnnae, It and I Barrow—lo do, 101 bgs madder, I Crump and
86 do, 1 cse conts unkn, Orier-1 Int clay figures, 10 bus walnuts, 20
bus chesnuts, W II Wood—K Dk
Ellen, Foss, fm St Übes, with 283 chts 111 hf chts oranges, P Rigby
—1 cht do, said Master—S Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

MEDITERRANEAN.

•For MALTA, Direct, the fine fast-sailing Brig
ELIZABETH, THos. OGILVY, Commander; A 1,
Oit% 244 tons register; coppeand copper-fastened, and
having most of her cargolngaged, will be despatched
on the 2iith inAant.—Apply to Messrs. Nicol., 'Ducau•oarit,••
and Co., or to
CHAPMAN and WILLIS, 10, Old Churchyard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

*alto by Ruction.

To be peremptorily re-wld.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
To-winnow (Wednesday) the/27th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the House of Mr. Chambers, the Castle Inn North,
Scotland-road,—at the pence and risk of Mr. Thomas
Harper the purchaser t a former sale,
THE INTEREST the Assignee of William Hankin, a
Bankrupt, in a c lain CONTRACT, dated the twentieth
of June, 1827, entered into by the said Bankrupt, jointly with
Messrs. Jackson and Burn, Mr. Rd. Hartley, Mr. Chas. Padley,
and Messrs. Williams and Gillow, for the purchase (at the rate
of Is. 3d. per superficial square yard) of a Valuable Plot of
Freehold Building LAND, situate to the front of the shore of
the River Mersey, and adjoining the Crescent in Great Crosby,
and on account of which said joint purchase the Bankrupt bath
paid the sum of £312105.
A Plan of the Laud may be seen and further information had
on application to Mr. COAT, Sollcifor, 7, Queen-street.

THROSTLE-NEST lIOT L, BOWLING,GREEN, &Tx.
By Messrs. and TROTTER,
To-moanow (Wednesday) he 27th instant, at Six o'clock in the
evening, at the house of Mr. Chambers, the Castle Inn
North, Scotland-road,
THE unexpired LEASE of about 17 Years, and the Li-
censes, Good-will, and Fixture., of the TH ROSTLE-
NE ST Horrnii,co,tl,and.road, adieining iha,new Catholic
Cltspel,' -*hit the - Biewhouse and Fixtures, Stable, Shippon
Sheds, Piggeries, and other Outbuildings ; excellent Bowling
Green, Quo,iting, Nine Vin- and -Skittle Grounds, and about
Half anAcre of Land, fronting the new Boundary-street, and
two Cottages adjoining the Hotel in Scotland-road.
Further particulars may be had (in application to Messrs.
TROTTEB, W hitechapel.

• CAPITAL WINE.
By BRANCH and SON,
On FRIDAY nest, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
• Hanovprfooms,
110 Dozen fine Old Crustei/PORT, from two years to four
years in bottle,
40 Dozen rich PORT, recently bottled,
.125 Dozen fine Old Brown and:Gold-coloured SHERRY,
45 Dozen VIDONIA and TENERIFFE,
37 Dozen CAPE, and various other WINES.
Samples may be tasted at the time of Sale, and Catalogues
had from BRANCH and SoN.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF A YEN DRAPER.
By BRANCH a SON,
On MoiftnAv next, the 2d Decem r, and- following days, at
Eleven o'clock each day, a the Hanover-rooms,
THE extensive and valuable ' ck of a LINEN DRAPER,
which comprises about
150 Pieces yard-wide and seven eighths IRISH LINENS, of

. _
the best fabrics ;
50 Pieces capital SHEETING, from four quarters to ten
quarters wide;
180 Very rich double and single Damask TABLE CLOTHS,

of all diinensions;
120 Beautiful Turkey Red and Green Damask and Worsted
TABLE COVERS, of the richest patterns;
210 Damask Dinner and Breakfast NAPKINS;
220 Silk, 'Tibet Wool, and Canton Crape SIIA.WLS and
HANDKERCHIEFS,
With a quantity of Toweling, Dowlas, Diaper, &c.
To be viewed on Saturday next, the 30th instant, when Cata-
logues may be had from BRANCH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

CONSIGNMENTS OF

If
llelmsdale Crown Brand WHITE—CIE RINGS,
Bighouse Bay Ditto DITTO,
West llighland Ditto DITTO, om Glendoo,
Cured British LING, COD, sTE OCK, and HAKtI,
New RED HERRINGS expected.
Also Puncheons of the Teaninich Distillery, Ross-shire, fine
WHISKEY.—Apply to
--WILLIAM M'LEOD and Co., 43, Mersey-street,

On THURSDAY, the 12th of December next, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street,Liverpool, subject to the conditions then to he produced,
ALL that Piece or Parcel Qf LAND, with the Two several
MESSUAGF,S or DWELLTNO,HOUSES thereon
erected, situate on the north side 901vrtle-street, in Liverpool
aforesaid, containing in front and At the back thereof severally
37 feet 10 inches, and running in/rear or depth backwards on
the east and west sides severally, exclusive of an area of 5 feet.
wide to the front of Myrtle-street, 72 feet, one of which Dwel-
ling-houses is in the occupation of Mr. William Woodruffe,
and the other untenanted.
The Tenure is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for a term of 75 years, commencing ou the 18th Day of
October, 1828.
For furtherparticulars apply at the Office of Mr. WILLIAM
HIND E, Solicitor, John-street, Liverpool.

On THURSDAY, the 12th of December next, at Twelve o'clock
at Noon, (by order of the Assignees of. Mr. Wm. Jones,
a Bankrupt,) at the Black Lion Inn, yi Mold, subject to

conditions,
THREE-FIFTEEN-I'n SIIARES)II that extensive and
valuable LEAD MINE, called/ • AES Y SAFN, situate
in the parish of Llanferres, and couritt of Denbigh, and adjoin-
ing the Mold Mountain peat 'mineral:district, in Flintshire,
This Mine is held under leases from the Marquis of West-
minster and others, for an Unexpired term of about 12 years,
at a very moderate royalty; and comprises several hundred
acres of mineral ground, in which many very valuable veins of
lead ore have been proved. The:main vein lone of the largest
in the district), is now in full course of working, and has for
several years yielded a regular and handsome profit, and the,
bottom level, at present driving, has recently cut some rich runs
of lead ore. _ .

This Mine possesses one great advantage over every other in
the neighbourhoorl, as it can be worked to a very great depth
without the'aid of steam power, by .a large and beautiful iron
'water wheel, (50 feet high and 71 wide,) which is now at work
upon the Mine, and is amply supplied with water from the
river Alyn. •
Such an opportunity seldom-occurs for an advantageous in-
vestment of capital.
Further particolars may be had on application to CAPTAIN
FRANCIS, at Halkin, near Ilolywell, (one of the Assignees;)
Or tq Mr. ROBERTS, Solicitor, in Mold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

On

The substantial ship EDWARD CODRING-
Tp„, TON 412 register t , carries a large cargo upon
•••*'-io`=:l light draft of water; her hull and equipments are in
good order.—For particulars apply to '
JDUNCAN Grunt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

Sor *Mt or ebarttr.

At an out-port, a remarkably fine VESSEL, of the
following dimensions :—LengtO 95 feet 6 inches;
breadth 26 feet 6 inches; depth 17 feet 11 inches
-- and registers 282 tons; built/of English and African
oak; has a poop 3 feet 3 inches hide
Also, for Sale, a. VESSEL on the stocks, at the mune out-
'port, about 300 tons register; being in length of keel 86-feet;
fts:o26feeti incl ; depth 18 feet J inches; built of Euzli4h and
African 006..- rex fi.irthor particulars as to these verge ts apply
to. J. NELSON WOOD and Co.
(One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

UNITED STATES.

Agenoria, Brown, fm New York, with 196 bls cotton, 1372 bgs coffee
abt 150 t logwood, 49 cks gum Senegal, 2 has preserves, 1 pkge pat-
terns ironmongery, Order—abt 4 t fustic, Waddington, Holt and co-
-39 srns cochineal, Bolton, Ogden and co-3 cs segars, W Brown, jun—
abt 601 t logwood, 8 t fustic, Jee Bros and co-6 brls apples, said Mas-
ter—B Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.
George, Day, fm Richibucto, with 2 ps birch and 478 ps fir timber
abt 10 fors lathwood, 3 spars, 1 ek cranberries, J Anderson—River
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

SOUTH AMERICA.

Earl of Dalhousie, Cowie, fm Bahia, with 343 bgs cotton, 8 t tallow,
Stewart Bros-1392 bgs cotton. abt 13 t rustle, and 5 t tallow, 1 IA
conts unkn, 2 bxs specimens, 26 bgs anniseed, Order-778 hklez, ou
and Meek-812 do, abt 3 t horns, Golborne and Dobbs-1 ha coots
unkn, J Campbell-2 do, B Bartlett-1 pre] samples hware, E Burton
—Q Dk
Agnes, Rae, fm Laguna de Terminos, with abt 135 t logwood. J I
Woods—K Dk
Hannah,lßi,gland, fm Maranham, with 659 bgs cotton, J iladdon and
co-854Ihgs:do, Order-53 bgs do, J Rushton—K Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

Saturday Evening, half-past Seven o'cloe,C;,.i
The private letters from New York, to the Ist instwi
inclusive, contain intclligQnce of great importance t° ous
merchants trading with the United States. It aPPO."4-
that the American Government had decided that Merin°
not coming under the head of worsted or woollen manilli
factures, are to pay a duty of 50 per cent. in lien of
per cent. A treasury order to this effect had been re`
ceived at New York, and it had excited a very kreo,
sensation among the mercantile interests, as ntlinu;,!•s
had paid the duty at the rate of 10 per cent., and it vr"-be
question whether the remaining 40 per cent. could
on
enforced. Numerous parties, also, had the goods ad.
hand, and were prepared to pay the 10 per cent., in tit,
dition to which large quantities were on their way °ty
having been shipped under the impression that the du
of 10 per cent. was the legitimate. one.
We have a file of Baltimore papers, by which we lear:
that information having been asked whether Inklenhu Argty
Osnaburgs, and Burlaps would be admitted free Of "cud
after the 31st Dec., 1833, the following had been
niched in reply : •
"Treasurer's Department, Comptroller's OP'
Dec. 2.3, 18.32 tide
Upon this subject I have to observe that, as the 21st ackto
of the 2d section of the Act of the 14th of July, 1832, ra, (-
Inklenburg, Osnaburge, and Burlaps excepted from raanant••
tures of hemp or flax, paying an ad valorem duty of 25 they-ire
without making any other special provision for them: hef
considered as being embi aced by the classification of "blesco,
or unbleached linens" in the 24th article of the said sect (
and accordingly will be free of duty, upon being imported
the 31st of December next."
The Consol Market has been flat, 871 beingithenirs
for the Account, and for the next Account 88fr ":&,
Stock has declined to 2391 2401, and Bank to 2Q9,4
In Foreign Bonds there is little to notice, 130,t
same heaviness prevails in the Northern BondsdisP,l'isti
by the English. Russian. Bonds arc at 1021 4, Peigesii
at 941 05, Dutch 21 per Cents. at 491:and Portugo
Regency _Stock at 60k. Spanish Bonds are 221 23,,•„/016
Little has been doing in the Share Market. Gan
Shares are £4B 10s. to £49 10s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

LIVERPOOL CORN 'l

WItaAT, per 70 lbs s d a d
Irish red (old) 6 0 a 7 0
Do. red 1833 6 0.. 6 .9
Do. white 1833 7 0 7 3
Canada. (old) 8 3.. 8 6
Do. 1832 7 9.. 710
Dantzie 8 0.. 8 6
Stettin &Wismar 7 9.. 8 8
Odessa (soft) 6 8.. 6 10
Russian 7 0.. 7 4
• Foreign (in boud) 4 0.... 6 0
OATS, per 45 lbs..
Irish (old) 2 7 .. 2 8
Do. (1833) 2 7.. 2 8
Foreign (in bond) 1 8 .. 2 0
BARI EY, imp. mea.
English. 34 0 .. 36 0
Irish, 601 b 3 10 .. 4 4
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 22.

The fresh arrivals this week have been moderate of all kinds of
:Grain. The finest qualities of Wheat and Malting Barley fetched the
pricer of last Monday, but ordinary and inferior sorts of Wheat and
Distillers' Barley were very unsaleable. Grindin,pleseriptions of the
latter remain, however, without alteration.—Oats were in limited
demand, without variation in value.—Beans and Pease quite as dear.
Wht. Brly. Oats. Rye. Bns. Peas.
AVERAGE 8. d. s. d. s. d. s. 0. a. d. a. d.
Of the week • . 51 4 31 2 19 9 33 5 35 5 40 11
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 51 7 30 9 19 10 35.0 135 9 41 5
Duty on Foreign . .• • .35 8 16 10 118 3 16 91 16 9 f 8 0
The alteration in the Duties this week are Is. 3d. more on Beans.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov.' 25.
Much inactivity still prevails in our Butter market.—Bacon is in
very limited demand. There is little Lard in the market, for which
iuiries.—Dry Hams are still in request.—Beef and
there,ork are
ee
without several
alteration, the latter may be considered however a
shade lower.

s• d.
BUTTER.—Belfast......... S. Q....... 81 0 0 82 0 per ant.
Banbridge ............ 72 0 73 0 ---
Colerain ............... 74 0 0 0
Sligo .................. 73 0 0 0 '—
Derry
79 0 0 0
Waterford,
Limerick
Cork ...... 73 0 0 0
Pickled 2ds, (Cork) .. 74 0 75 0 ----
Dry 3(11, (CUR) -
Newry 7O 0 71 0 --
Dundalk 0 0 0 U
......
Carlow 7O 0 60 0
Bits:F.—New Prime Mesa 103 0 112 6 per tierce.
New India, 117 a 0 0
Ponx
52 6 GO 0 perbarrel.
Do.
BACON, new
Do. old
DRY HAMS 52 0 54 0
WET DO 0 0 0 0
•
LARD,—Firkin..
Bladderca.. ~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26

On *ate.

4.
LINSEED OIL, in Pipes
.a Puncheons.
Pale RAPE OIL, i ' es. •
A Pipe of fine Old PORT ,E, in bond,
Apply to ' J. T.
,RAYNES, 40, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

MISS TU 11 PIN, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, is
ENGAGED FOR FIVE NIGHTS, and will make her
Second Appearance here these two years,
ripHIS present TUESDAY, November 19, when will be
presented the Musical Drama of
GUY MANNERING.
Henry Bertram, Mr. Frazer; Colonel Manneting, Mr. Lacy;
Dominie Sampson, Mr. 13/11,fr.
Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Brooks; Julia Manpe'ring, Miss George;
Flora, Mrs. Clarke; Lucy Bertram, Miss Turpin.
To conclude with the favourite Comic Opera, called
BROTHER AND SISTER.
Don Christoval de Tormes, Mr. Andrews;
Don Sylvio. Mr. Frazer Pacheco, Mr. Baker.
Rosauthe, Miss George Donna Isidore, Miss Turpin.
On WNONNSDAY, Mozart's:celebrated Opera of THE MAR-
RIAGE OF FIGARO. Count Almaviva, Mr. Cooke; Fiorello,
Mr. Frazer; Figaro, Mr. Baker. Cheiubino, Miss Seymour;
Countess, Miss George; Susanna, Misi Turpiu. To conclude
with the Musical Drama of THE SLAVE. Gambia, Mr.
Varidenhoff. Zzlinda, Miss Turpin

CONCERT AT THE LIVER THEATRE.
1-11. EYTON respectfully announces to his Friends and
ilk the Public. that lift; annual CONCERT will take place
at the LIVER THEATRE, on THURSDAY EVENING
next, the 21st instant.
VOCAL PERPoRMER4,
Miss Leach, Miss Usherwood, Mr. J. *Ott, Mr. H. Dodd, Mr.
Davies, with the addition of/ Select Chorus.
INSTRUMENTAL 010RMERS,
Leader, Mr. Eyten; Second Violip, Mr. Brandreth; Violon-
cello, Mr. R. Davies; Clarionel, Mr. Leonard; Double
Drums, Mr. Blennerhasset ; Conductor, Mr. Maybrick.
The Orchestra, consisting principally of Gentlemen Ama-
tures, will he formed upon the stage, and, with the Chorus and
principal Singers, will comprise upwards of fifty performers.
Tickets, fur the Boxes at 45., Pit 35., and Gallery 25., with
Schemes, may be had at the Music Shops, and at Mr. ErroN's
Academy, 16,' Portland-place, Roscommon-street.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at the Theatre on the
day of the Concert, and the-day before, from eleven until four
o'clock.

Doors open at Seven o'clock, and the Concert will commence
at half-past seven.
Books of the Works may be had at the Theatre, price six-
pence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

Regal Notitto.

NOTICE.
A LL pelsons having claims upon, or•who are indebted to
lA. the Estate of Mr. JOHN BEBINGtON, late of Everton,
Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, deceased, are requested to fur-
nish the particulars df their claims§fii"ntamination and liqui-
dation, and to pay the amount of their respective Debts to
Messrs. REntsu and BIRD, Accountants, 13, Tyrer-street,
Houghton-street, Liverpool.
WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN,
Solicitors to the Administratrix.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

ASSIGNMENT.

WHEREAS WILLIAM MARSTON, of Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, grocer, bath, by indenture,
bearing date the first day of October last, assigned over all his
estate and effects to a trustee therein named, upon trust for the
equal benefit of all such of the creditors of •the said William
Marston as shall execute such assignment on or before the first
day of January, 1831,
NOTICE IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY. GIVEN,
that the said indenture or assignment now and will remain
at the office of Mr. SANIUELBROWNiNTT, Accountant, Cla-
roudon-building-s; Liverpool, for the inspection and execution
of the creditors of the said William Marston; and all. such of
the creditors as shall refuse or neglect to execute the same on
or before the said first day of January, 1834, will be 'excluded
from all benefit and dividends arising therefrom. And all debts
due to the said estate must be paid to the said SAAIUELBROWN-
LNTT, otherwise-actions will be commenced for the recovery
thereof.
November 15th, 1833.

ASSIGNMiNT.
WHEREAS WILLIAM PINDER, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, tallow chandler, hath, by inden-
ture, bearing date the 31st day of 09tober last, assigned over all
his estate and effects unto certain trustees therein named, upon
trust for the equal benefit of allkt;611 of the creditors of the raid
William Pinder as shall executtsJuch assignment DU or 'before
the 30th November instant, d
NOTICE IS, THEREFICFRE, HEREBY GIVEN,
that the said Indenture or assignment now lies and will remain
at the office of Mr, SAMtEL BROWNENTT, Accountant, Cla-
rendon-buildings, Liverpool, for inspection and execution by
the creditors of the said William Pinder ; and all such of the
creditors as shall refuse or neglect to execute the same on or
before the said 30th November instant will be excluded from
all benefit and dividends arising therefrom. And all debts due
to the said estate must be paid to the said Asiuel, BROWNENTT,
otherwise aetionSwillbe commenced for the recovery thereof.
Necoither 15th,1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d inst., at Twelve 2"-elock, at Roscow
and Rigg's Office, WaterAttreet,
520 Dry OX HIES..
Ex Bona-Fide, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. WAD-
DINGTON, HOLT and Co., 'Merchants, or to
ROSCOVV and RIGG, Brokers.

OD FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at 'l'welvio'clock, at Bate-
son and Horsfall's'Office, Lowor fiastle-street,
50 Casks Jamaica and Demerat'
311 Bags Ditto, COFFEE.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

OD FRIDAY next, the 22d instant at Twelve o'clock, at Beck-
with and Hutchinson's office, Towei-garden,
9000 Ox and Cow HORy
3500 Do.
27 Pipes TALLOW, -6
1 Ton Do.
ex Harriet and Rapid, from Bahia.—Apply to
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at One o'clock, at E. W.
Jackson's Office, 3, Tithebard-street,
9 Casks QUERCITASA BARK,
Slightly damaged, per May Hannah Ellice,
12 Hhds. Inferior TURMERIC,
1 Chest Bengal INDIGO.
For further particulars apply to
E. W. JACKSON, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P.
Bushby's office, Exclolige-alley,
111 cases Barbadoes "ROWItOOT,
just landed ex Barton.—Apply to Messrs. T. and H. MURRAY,
Merchants, or to W, P. BUSHBY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

NEXT WEEK &c.

On Thursday, the 28th instant, at Twelv.ero'Clock, at Buchanan
and Browne's OfficeoOldhall-strcet,
60 Bales Buenos Ayres WOOL.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at A. GarrSae's Office, North
John-streets
84 Bales Buenos ApikeNVOOL.
Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYNIR and Co., or to
ABRAM GARTSTDE.

On *ale.

Helmsdale Crown Brand WHITE HERRINGS,

Bighouse Bay Ditto DITTO,
West Highland Ditto DITTO, from Glendoo,
Cured British LING, COD, STENLOCK; and HAKE,
New RED HERRINGS expbcted.
Also Puncheons of the TeaninichlDistillery, Ross-shire, fine
WHISKEY.—AppIy to
WILLIAM M'LEOD and Co., 43, Mersey-street.

Polish Rhine HEMP;
Irish Clearing, Roughing, and Short TOW;
Sail CANVAS. Cotton and Coffee .BAGGING,
HESSIANS, &c.
SACKS for Salt and Grain, TWINES, LINES, &c. :„
Apply to DODGSON and SMITH,
Cleveland-buildings, No. 11, Park-lane.
•Who have to LET, with immediate possession, two large
WAREHOUSE ROOMS, 66 feet by 23, with two OFFICES
and Fixtures complete, rent only 475 per annum, free of all
taxes. (One concern.)

SUPERIOR BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at
SCIIOLEFIELD'S, Druggist, Queen-square, Liverpool:—
CHAMPAGNE, or I RASBERRY,
GREEN GOOSEBERRY CURRANT
GINGER,
COWSLIP, IirLDE R.
ORANGE,
Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s. a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 21s. per
Dozen—exclusive of Bottles.
D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger
Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto-
machic, possessing at the same time exqisite flavour, which will
render it acceptable to the most delicate patient.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

or• *alt.

A fine new trig, (temporarily named the OftVtLL,)
136 tons per register, built by Messrs. Jabez Bailey
and Read, at Ipswich, of thetveest materials; sails
fast, will stow a large car nd is well adapted for
the Mediterranean •trade : lying in t e.LondonJold) Deck.—
For particulars apply to . D. and H. WILKINSON,
St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, London

The fine new Brig EGFItID, '258 tons, built under
the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland, and
,01..rstl launched last October; she is -a very strong, well-built,
"721- • handsome vessel, and will carry a large cargo ; copper
fastened, and her stores of the very be:t.,luality : lying in the
Regent Canal Dock.
Also, the fine Brig SYLPH, 156 t‘s, coppered with heavy
copper last year, and co per fastened; was built of the very best
materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a very handsome
vessel, carries a large cargo, arid well found in good stores :
lying off the Hermitage.—For inventories and further particu-
lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London.

--FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRAof CT,—
4, a new Ship (temporarily named the STAG), 323
„4,ltrk"- tons register, built at Stockton, of the very best ma-
"'"' terials; has a scroll head and poop, and will bear the
most minute inspection; now lying in Church Hole.—lnven-
tories may be had on board, and further particulars known by
applying to MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co.,
New City Chambers, Bishops ate-street, London
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

PATRONIZED BY THE WORSHIPFUL THE

MAYOR.
SIGNORS VOLPE and MALGAIONT, from Naples, most
►7 respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they will
give a GRAND EVENING CONCERT of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, at the ADELPHI HOTEL, RANELAGII-
- Liverpool, on TUESDAY next, the 26th instant.
Tickets ss. each.—The Concert to commence at Eight precisely.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Weiss, Music Seller. Church•street;
and of Signora Malgarini and Volpe, No. 7, Duke-street.—The
Guitar taught by Signor Volpe.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We cannot possibly make room for the long and disjointed let-
ter on the subject of the agricultural society, and the culti-
vation of potatoes.
*,* In a few numbers of our early impression of Friday last,
in the report of the proceedings before the commissioners,
the name of, Mr. Alderman Bourne was, by inadvertence,
introduced instead of Mr. William Brown. The error was
soon dkeeted and corrected, but this explanation is due to
those into whose hands the uncorrected copies may have
passed.

rbe Eiberpool .tanriatt,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19

V. LORD RANELAGH.

Mr. Comyn. moved that the declaration in this case
might be considtred good service by being posted in the
office. The affidavits on which he grounded the motion
stated that the defendant had been served with process at
the Knightsbridge Barracks, where he resided with his
regiment, which place he afterwards left and went
abroad ; and that on going to the barracks to serve the
declaration, the plaintirs attorney was informed that his
Lordship had resigned his commission, and that hia re-
signation would be immediately gazetted.
Mr. Justice Littledale inquired whether any applica-
tion had been made to the War Office to ascertain whe-
ther this statement was correct, and, on being informed
iitilat.awne had been made, lie directed that course to be