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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

• To BE LET,
In the immediate neghbourhood of the Ne Customhouse,
MEM WAREHOUSE and OFFIC in Cooper's-row,
which have for some time lee ccupied as a Paint and
Colour Warehouse and Paper II ing Manufactory, by Mr.
TroutbeCk, who is about removing to the Premises in Hanover-
street, next above Branch and Son's Auction Rooms.

The Offices are spacious and under a detached roof. but upon
a level with the second floor of the Warehouse, which was ori-
ginally appropriated to and can again be ea,sily>o sr-
ranged;:being a large- and lofty Room, hiving .Three Fire
Places. The Warehouse-room Windows are Glazed through-
out. It is presumed these Premises will be found well adapted
to. the Wholesale Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be
had.—Apply to NEWTON LYON and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

PLACES.

France. •
Nlalta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar 1
Malta and the Mediterranean i
3.lad,irst. Aierea, Canary Sc Cape de Verde Md., r
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chill, and Peru ..
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havanna},
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras >

Leeward Islands and Deinerara

Jamaica And Bahamas
Cartha'ena and La Guayra
North America
Spain ..
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rue
sia, and the North of Btirope
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

TO SPORTSMEN, TRAVELLERS, AND CAPTAINS
• OF 511 IPS. , ,
1
THORN'S POTTED YARMOIiT ' LOATERS. Now
in high perfection. The inereasiu demand for this most
delicious preparation proves beyond • I t ouht it is far superior
to: ally thing of the kind ever ye ffered to the Public for
andwiches, Toast, Biscuits, &e,,' wad as an excellent relish fur
Wine.—ln Pots, Is. and 2s. each. Warranted in all climates.

" They arp full of fine flavour and free from all rancidity, and
na bad companion to k sportsman or pedestrian who may want
a pleasing qualification to his biscuit or bread, which cannot
always be found at aroadsida house or on the borders of a bog."
—Bell's Life in London.

THORN'S TALLY-110 SAUCE.—For Fish, Game, Steaks,
Chops, Cutlets, made Dishes, and all general purposes, is the
richest and most economical Sauce now in use, imparting a zest
not otherwise acquired. In Bottles, 2s. and 4s. Warranted in
all climates.

"We have tried (credo experto)Thorn's Tally-ho Sauce, and
can-pronounce it exquisite. We know nothing of the ingredi-
ents, that we leave to such as are more curious in fish sauce'
than we are, but we can speak to the richness of its flavour,
which, to our thinking, would create an appetite under the ribs
of death."—Satirist.

Wholesale at the Warehouse, 223, High Holborn ; of all
wholesale oilmen and druggists in London; and Retail by all
respectable oilmen, grocers, and fishmongers. in the United
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

To-moaaow, (Weduesday,) the 4th ;I.sloventberxistant, at One
o'clock,,at Buchanan and Browne's OfficePldhall-street,
14 Bales Bengal SILKr
Ex Kyle, from.Caicutta.—Apply to
131./CHAN4..N' mr4I,..BROWNR, Brokers..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

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For freight or passage apply to
C. 'W. and F. SHAND,
4, Old Church-yard

UNITED STATES. ,

. , For NEW YORk.
.T...., The fine first-class-built Ship
,r.-4, , BRITISH ROINE,
Capt. J. HE. AL j
Lurtlien per register 611 tons ; only one year old, and sails very
fast; her accommodations for cabin passengers are very spa-
'Pious and convenient, and the rates of passage moderate. A
few steerage passengers can also be comfortably accommodated.
—For tel-11.13 of freight or passage apply to Mr. Jamas Lon,. N.
Of t.O GEORGE BROWN.

For SAVAN H,
The remarkably fine new hip MALABAR,
TnoNrAs Enos's , Commander;
•
Burthen per register 686 ns; coppered and copper-
fastened, and in every respect a first-rate conveyance for goods
and passengers.—Apply to Messrs. Ise tc, Low, and Co., or to
JAMES LOGAN, Oldhall-street.

On THURSDAY next, the sth November instant, at Te o'clock,
at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildi s,
1200 Chests CONGOU TEA,
Landed, ex Planter, from Canton,—Apply essrs. Ats Tori,
FINLAY, and Co., Merchants, or to
THOS. and H. LITI'LEDALE,
VARN H AM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE, Brokers.
BATESON and HORSFALL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03

NEW SOUTh WALES.

To succeed the LICE.
For HOBART TOW and SYDNEY,
The fine A 1 Sl!' TRATHISLA ,
Burthet per it gister 33. ns, thoputhly copper-fas-
tened and cop,perld, saiWast, and will hve immediate despatch;
her adiiimmodations are very superior, being 9 feet high.
—For freight or passageappli on board, in the George's Dock;
Ito Mr.laags LOGAN, or to
• HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

more lots;
MODERN-BUILT and elegant MAN SION, called DOE
PARK, situate in Woourors, in the parish of Childs\ all,
at present in the occupation of JAMES BiLAISCKER, Esq., as
tenant, with about 181 Acres of LAND, statute measure.
The House was fitted up by the late Proprietor for hiS per-
sonal Residence, at an. unsparing expense. It contains.
a . spacious -Entrance-hall, Dining-room, 33 f t by 18 feet,
Drawing-room, the same size, Breakfast-roo , 20 feet by 18
feet, a Library, Seven principal and Three Se ants' Bed-rooms,
Hot and Cold 'Bath-room, Butler's Pa le, Housekeeper's
Room, Servant'S Hall, Kitchen, W -house, Laundry,
Dairy, Larder, spacious Wine and r Cellars, and every
description of Offices attached and ached. The Outbuild-
ings consist of a. Shippon fur Six Cows, Stabling for Six Horses,
with a loose Box and Coach-house for Three Carriages, and a
handsome Porter's Lodge. •
The Pleasure-grounds and Gardens are beautifully laid out,
and there are Two large Hothouses. with an extensive Hot-
wall, and a Cottage fur ttte_Cardener.
The house is situated on an eminence, commanding, from
the sontheast. to the west, most delightful views over the • toivn-
ships,iff Hale, Speke, and Allerton, and of the Windinge of
Lite river
,Mersey from Runcorn to Brombro', and of the vale
of Chester, whilst the Cheshire and the Welsh hills form a mag-
nificent. bonudary to-the prospect. In short, DosPARK is one
ot the most desirable residences for a gentleman either retired
tier business or only partially engaged in it that the tieigh-
bourhoodef Liverpool affords. Immediate possession may be
had. The Tenure is Freehold of inheritance. 7..
MTh Pant: is distant &am Liverpool Exeliange 61 miles, and
the samo distance from Runcorn, and 3 miles from the Liver..
pool and Manchester Railway at Broad Green.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the whole or any
part of the Furniture, (which is modern and elegant), at a va-
luation.- _ _

DOE , PARK may be viewed (by Ticket only) on MONDAYS,
WEDNESD A YS, and FRIDAYS, between the hours of twelve and
three, and further particulars may he had on application to
Messrs. LOWNDEs and ROBlN§ON,.'Saiicitors, Brunswick-street,
Liverpool, at. whose Office .a Plan of the Estate-may be Seen,
apri from.whom Tickets to view the' Premises may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

Just published, price 2s. 6d.
T)OPULAR STATI-STICS and UNIVERSAL GEOGR A-
PUY, a PERPETUAL COMPANION to all the AL-
MANACS ; containing• the Length, Brea , Population,
Chief Cities,. Produce, Government, Rev ue,. Military and.
Naval Strength, Arts, Religion, &c., of very State in the.
World ; a Distance Table of -England, ' Mind, 'lreland, and'
Wales; with distinct Distance Tables o 'cotland, Ireland, and
Wales; Chrouological Tables of Ancient ant Modern History,
BiOgraphy, and Geographical Discovery ;.Namesancl Value in-
British Money of all Foreign .Coins • height of the principal
Mountains, and Length of Rivers,'Brillges, Piers, &c. • Tables
showing, any Day of the Week in any Mouth in an;Year, of
.the Nineteenth Century, and the Expectation of. Life according
to the LaW of Mortality at Carlisle, Also, a General Introduc-
tion to a Knoyile4ge. of Geography and. Statistics, with Tables
of Popnlationfor ktiq grPAlDiustous of the Globe ;.many other
curious and usefiil Tables, and an Engraved Chart of the World,
after Mercator!s Projectiou. •
London : Joseph Thomas, No. 1, Finch-lane; sold by Simp-
kin and Marshall, and all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

tATANTED, a-respectable YOUNG MAN, n has re-
ceived a good education and writes ago handi tb- act
as CLERK. in a Counting-house, and also t perintencl the
fitting-nut of Vessels. One who has been b ought up to the
Sea will be preferred. References for character and a Mode.
rate security will be required.
Application to be made by letter to Mr. R. PATTISSON,
Standard-office. i

NTS
1/V A „ah (8) I haslT
‘r' toleli tit6:toirtectl, alLaFYr:rli7
Spanish. and -PortugueselA:ngnages, and horoughly conver-
sant with Accounts. ' Litiexceptinnable re ences can be given
as to character and ibility.—Apply at this Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

EEDS, not WORDS, are the Maxims of the Day, and to
IL, obtain public favour it is alone necessary to deserve it.
The principles of honest dealing require that t /Tradetnlan
should' get a profit, though a moderate one, th UTIZAN re-
munerating wages, and Families be supplied. t the lowest rate
which these combined objects can effect ; o his basis 1-1 ENR Y
L. COOPER offers the character and ere tof an establishment
of upwards of half a oentury in existe • , as a pledge for the
fulfilment of his engagements with his est friends and patrons,
the Publit.

7To realize the professions of this brief address, H. L. C. so-
licits, a view of. his STOCK of PLATE GLASS, CABINET
and CHAIR WORK, UPHOLSTERY, &c., t.t the prices
reqtlited. for them, and fearlessly challenges coin' etition in the
united qualities of FASHION, MATERIAL, MANUFAC-
TURE, and COST; 93, Bishopsgate-street Within, and at his
Western Branch, 57, Conduit-street, Regent-:streei.
Among the variety of articles above referred to will be found
• LOOKING-GLASSES

of every denomination and size, varying from one foot to eighty
feet and upwards ; PLATE GLASS for windows, carriages,
&c., which possess great advantages over crown, and when re-
quired for exportation a considerable drawback obtained.
Annexed are the prices of current Sizes of Plate Glasses, for
Sashes, &c.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

i AXFORD DRAWING BOOK; THE AttT OF DRAWING,
it(
kir AND THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PERPEETIVII. Con-
taining progressive Inforination nn Sk rling, DraWing, and
Colouring; -.Landscape Scenery, Aninr s, ankt 'the Human' Fi-
gure, detailed in a novel, easy, and pe • icuous'style, for the use
of Teachers, or for Self-instruction. , y N. WH ITTOCK, Esq.
Teacher of Drawing: and Perspective to the University of Ox-
ford. With 105 Lithographic Drawings, half-bound, • price
ss: 6d. (Published at two guineas.)
THE . NEW PROGRESSIVE DRAWING BOOK
With Five Hundred superior Sketches and' Examples, simpli'
fied for self-instruction; including many complete subjects-
forming a most comprehensive work on Drawing for Youth, Ss;
(Published at 155.) •
Henry Lacey,l.Bookseller, &c., 64, Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

IGIRASER' MAGAZINE for MAY, 1535, No. LXV. price
1U 2s. 6d: contains :—Turner's Sacred HistOry of t.e World;—
1 Northern Germany. A Sketch;--A Dream. y the Ettrick
Shepherd;—Foreign Literature. No. I. Spain. . d Portugal;—
Gallery of Literary.Characters,'No. LXX. L v Morgan, with
a full-length Portrait;—Speeches delivereßarred Regina 2,
Mirabeau v. Dumont ;—tior Sinicre, • No: 11.;—Anonymous
Publications;—The Mask, or Part of a Story;—The Days of
Brasmbs. (From the Prout Papers.) A Father's Confosirot ;--•
The Visit Of Helen to the Swan Gate ;-A Decade of Novels
and Nouvellettes :—The State and Prospects of Toryism, May
18,35;---A'Letter to Francis Baring, Esq., Joint Secretary to
the Treasury. -Bv.an old Whper-In.
.lames Fraser, London; and W. Grapel, Church-street, Li-
Norpool.' ' . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

FALMOUTH.

Mr. Rolfe, the new solicitor-general, has been returned for,
Falmouth after a hard and well-fought contest. At the close of
the poll the numbers were,
Rolfe_ 348

Lord Tullamore

Majority for Mr. Rolfe 22 '
The return of Mr. Rolfe will be petitioned against immedi-
ately on the expiration of the adjournment of the house.

NORTH ESSEX.

In North Essex the whig-radical candidate, Mr. Disney, has:
been completely beaten out of the field: The vacancy was
occasioned by the elevation of Mr.• Alexander- Baring to the,
peerage.. Mr. Elwes, the conservative candidate:polled 2W7
votes, while his opponent could only muster 1376:. We take
the foll Owing paragraph from a correspondent of-the Times
John Diiney, Esq., the liberal candidate for the division .cif
Essex, is the son of the late Dr. Disney, who gave up his living.
in the yhiirch of England for conscience sake; he became
either an avian or unitarian, and was closely connected with the;
late ctev. Theophilas Lindsay :and Di. 13elshain,_ or Essex-
street chapel; he is likewise the brother-of the celebrated•CoL.
Disney, who had a particular affair with Lady Cranstoun some
Years agd, and which made some noise in the circles of the hitet.
fern. Me: -Disney holds the estate of the -Hyde, near 'mote,
stone, which has some curious particulars connected with it.. . It
having become possessed by'several previous proprietors, net
by descetit.but by free gift from one reformer to another, un7
connected by any tie of consanguinity. Mr. Hollis left it to Mr.
Brand, who took the name of Hollis: the latter Left it to Dr.
Disney, the father of the present proprietor, and the estate now
seems to be in a fair way of descent. I have understood. that
the estate was intended to- pass from One friend of liberty to'
another, and was never intended to go by descent; it appears
now to have stuck in the present family. With respect to the
politics and principles of Mr. John Disney. they have a Mal-
thusian turn, and I believe he is a sort of Brougharaite whip.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

_
SALE POSTPONED,
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E,.
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From TUESDAY, the sth, to MONDAY next, the 1 instant, at,
One o'clock, at the Office of R. W. Preston, dia-builOugs,
15 Pipes WHITE CAPE VI E 2
' Now landing ex Calypeo,
50 Pipes DITTO, ex Margaret.
Apply to Mr. R. ALLINSON, Merchant, or to
R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

at On THURSDAY nexi, the 7th instant, at T lve o'clock, in
Dempsey, Benbow,.and Co.'s Bonded Ya , Sefton-street,
9J Logs Cuba MA HOGAN ,
156 Logs Havana CEDA •
Just landed per Susan, ex Jamaica.— pply to, Mr. Tiros.
HATTON, Jun., Merchant, or to
,DEmpSEY, BEN BOW, and Co., Brokers.

Also, at the same time and place,
172 Real Rio ROSEWOOD PLANKS,

Being a very splendid lot of Rosewood, and•superior to any
parcel that has been imported into Liverpool for some years
past.

81 Wainscot OAK BILLETS,
Just landed per Sophia, ex Rig .
3537 Quebec Standard STAVES, pe halia,
3750 Ditto do. Ditto, r Bellona,
1820 Ditto do. Ditto, er Planter,
523 Pieces OAK TIMBER KNEES,
Now landing per Robert . Stettin.
397 Logs PINE'. TIMBER, per Richard and Ann,
110 Logs U. States, OAK TIMBER, per Tantity,
ThlX) Crown Dauzio PIPE. STAVES, •
;000 Crown Danzic 4WD.- Ditto.
By order of the Importem• •
DEWISEY, BENBOW, anclCo., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

Fur ciee'ozint of the Underwriters.
Tilts DAT, (TuesclaM sth instant, at a Qua er-past One
o'clock, at C. l'..})unleyie's Office, Bruoswic street, oppo-
site the Corn.Exhatig.e,
AhOut ittl Sacks of FLOUR
Ex Resolution, damaged on the passage fi6 Youghall. The
Flour is now in Fisher'kWareh.oise:Charlotteplace, and may
be examined by applying to Mr. JOHN CA ssoN, or to
C. T. DUN LEVIE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

ESTATE, RESIDENCE, DWELLING-H UaES, PEWS
IN THE CHURCH, LANDS; AND OAR .
PitESCOT; LANCASHTRE.
SHUTTLEWORTH respectful! informs the Public,,
that the Sale of a COPYHOLD STATE; situate at
Prescot, comprising a Residence, Five welling-houses, about
5. Acres of Lund, with Coal Mine in w &c., advertised to be
Sold at the Auction hart, in London, on THINSDAY next, the
7th instatit,oiN POSTPONED till early in JUNE, of which due
notice will b.., given:
Poultry, London, 2d May, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

To b? Utt,

riio. be LET, with immediate .p{ session, coinmedions
SHOP, with a enuarnrtable.V.), ILY .HOUSE attached,
situated in one, of the principal thor ugHares. '•
Apply VI the Printer.
rim be 'LET, an excellent FA.M.IL -HOUSE, situate at
No. 7, Plurenton-terrace, Ever o -road,late in the occu-
p_ation of D. Buchanan; Esq.-:-4p y to gr. P,Lcau-roN,
Evert on.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

SOUTH AIYIERICA.

To succeed the GANGES.
For MARANHAM, and will sail itn Aately, the
fine Ship SYBYLLA, ROOT. BROWN Commander;
burthen per register 380 tons: is lying in the
George's Dock.--F 9r freight or assage apply to
Messrs. BARTON, HEATH, and Co., or to
GEORGE LILLIE.and.Co.; 1, Brunswick-street.

To succeed the BROOKLYN.—To sail on.t 14th instaht.
ra 4-anFor
hNipil' AwLP,NII theap
Captain
fine
RLSEt-sClsisi .iilrn,i,:eittl:
'A hurthen 460 tons, coppered and c pper-fasteueit
_sails
very fast, is now only on her third voyage, and I,q pi
every respect a very excellent conveyance for 'goods and pag
sengers.—For freight or passage apply on board, in Waterloo
Dock, of to "WADDINGTON, lIOLT,. and Co.

PRITISH A IYLERICA

. 1,17i1l have immediate despatch.
. .
t?v
For MONTREAL, the fine fast-sailing Ilrig
: Ikl 74 CANADIAN ; burthen per regisi 2G3 tons; cop.
-'l'
-. pered and copper-fastened, and in ery respect a very
desirable conveyance.—For terms of freigh ' 8.1. e. apply to Mr:
A. P.Ii:LANE, or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD,

t-ze,• For.SYDNEY and ST. ANNE'S, CAPE 13.,wr0p4,
the Schooner UNION, ALEX. IVPDouGALLeAlaster;
,burthen 130 tons ; loading in No. 3 Gray' g
For freight apply to
INI`LEOD, HOUS N, and Co.,
Who have for Sale a No w SLOOP, 37 tons register:. •

To-moanow (Wednesday), the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at
• Willianr Neett's Office, Ituniford/treet, .•
• A Quantity .of small PiecesCh' sor Linia
NICARAGUA WO
Ex Columbian froth -Aralparaiso.4.o to
NAYLOR, and Co.; Merchants .or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

LO.VDON LATEST NEWS.

• .5 A o clock,
Mr. Cpnne 1.1 has at length' put forth in the Dublin papers
his expectations from the revolutionary cabinet now misruling
old England. He echoes Lord Melbourne's " I have made no
terms," which may be true in one sense but grossly false in
another: It is with him "" no compulsion, only you must."
First,—says the agitator, "The power and the insolence of
the orange faction must instantly cease."
Second.—" The country must cease to be governed by its un-
relenting.euemies ;" i. e. the protestants.
Third.—" The administration of justice in Ireland must be
purified ;" which means it must be given up to Mr. Daniel,
O'Connell.

Fourth.—" The highest offices must cease to be abused by
the dull and merciless foes of Ireland;" which means ditto.

Fifth.—" The first principle to be worked out is the appro;
priatioia of the surplus of the revenues of the establishment;'
which means that the plunder of the protestant church is to pre-
cede that of the protestant people.
Sixth.—" The great question of the final extinction of tithes
will be in the hands of a Ministry pledged and determined to
do justice to the catholic population of the country." This is
plunder the second.
Seventh.—" The present ministry are publicly and most un-
equivocally for a thorough reform of all corporate abuses."
Plunder the third.

Ap.l.here the honourable (!) member winds up with stating,
that many other bene4ts must be derived from the present
ministry from the principle upon which they have taken office,
viz., that of doing justice to Ireland, so that in this comprehen-
sive phrase the rest of Mr. O'Connell's " expectations" are
buried.

The banquet about to be given here to Sir Robert Peel will
be upon a scale of magnificence never excelled in this metro-
polis. All our leading merchants are at the head of it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the gth instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Edward
Chalonees Bonded Yard, Kent-street,
122 Lxs Havana. CEDAR, ~
- - 800 7:'AiItENVOOD-SPARS?"'"4
111 Logs Cuba 141AHOGk ,
Now landing ex brig Friendship, from aiea.—Apply to
eie.
JONES, MANN, and OSTERi Brokers.
EDWARD CHALONER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

AFTER 'FRIDAY NEXT.

SALE POSTPONED,
From TUESDAY, the sth, to MONDAY next, e llth instant, at
One o'clock, at the Office of R. W. Pre , India-buildings,
17 Pipes 54 Hhds. RED .0 ' WINE,
Now landing ex Calypso, from the . ape of Good Hope.—
Apply to Messrs. R. ZWILCLIENBART and Co., Merchants, or
to R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

DREADFUL FIRE AND LOSS OP LIVES.

On Thursday morning, at a quarter before three o'clock, Mr.
Wheeler, a baker, of No. 1, Old-street, City-road, was alarmed
by his servant girls with the cry of " Fire," which proceeded
from the second floor. Ile immediately made the best of his
way to the first floor front room, and from the window jumped-
into the street, in doing which he has received several severe,
bruises. His man, who was asleep in the bakehouse, effected
his escape at the back of the house, but he has also met with.
many injuries. At this time Inspector Brundley, of the G divi-
sion, with several of his men, ran to the spot, where they were
speedily joined by those of the II and N division; and, flaying
procured the parish engines, they worked most effectually, and,
prevented the extensive timber-yard of Mr. Wilson front ignit-
ing, which for a time was in great danger. By three o'clock
several of the London Fire Establishment engines were, in full.
play, and by four o'clock the affrighted inhabitants Weraenabled
to return to those houses which for a time they had beeu com-
pelled to desert. Painful to relate the two ill-fated girls were
unable to effect their escape, and they are buried in the loins.
How the accident originated is not precisely known; hut it is
conjectured that the deceased- persons must have left a candle
burning by their bed-side, and that a spark communicated to
the bed-clothes. The house of Mr. Shackle, a bacon-drier next
door, is considerably damaged, but the furniture has received
very little injury, owing to the judicious exertions of Brundley
and his men, who are entitled to the highest praise for their
early arrival, end the valuable assistance they afforded the fire-
men. The building and stock of Mr. Wheeler is entirely con-
sumed, but he is insured in the Protector and Sun fire-offices.
The ages of the unfortunate sufferers are fourteen and seven-
teen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

TO THE 'WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE.
TO be LET, in the Town of Birmiuglr, upon'a 14 or 21
Years' Lease, a complete SET of EMISES for the
WHOLESALE WINE and SPIRIT, 'BADE, with a valu-
able connexion to the same; which is 44w being carried on to
great advantage by the present proprietor. To any party wish-
ing. to embark in the business this is a most desirable opportunity.
Respectable reference will be given and required.---Address
(post-paid) B. 1(19, Postoffice, Birininghain. ' _ •

TO be LET, ,in GRO,WN CHAIIBBRS,RBDOAO43"-STREET, a
•number of OFFICES, of. various sizes. Also, several
viTll4i m
ghtgd ROOMS, suitable for echanical purposes.: These
Premises have recently undergone in extensive arid thorough
Repair, and the BONDED VAULTS (K.NowLEs's) under-
neath, now rendered equal to any in town, are ready to receive
Wines and Spit its, on moderate terms; or will be let in small
detiehed compaitments.
Apply to Got.souNE and Dones, on the premises.

To be LET on Lease, Uufurnished, a capital M4NSION,
called HF.MPSTED Cooax, situate one mile ansi-a. half from
the City. of Gloucester, comprising an Entrancehall, Dining,
Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Eight bps!, Bed-rooms, Five
Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's-r9gra, Servants'-hall,
Kitchell, Back Kitchen, Brew-house, Laundry, Dairy, a Double
Coach-house, Six-stalled Stable, Cider-house, and Outbuildings,
together with an excellent Kitchen and Flower Garden, Green-
honse, &c.
The Mansion is delightfully situated on a gentle eminence,
commanding a beautiful prospect of the surrounding country.
Fdrty-five Acres of excellent Pasture LAND, with suitable
Parrn-buildings, Piggeries, &c., may be taken to by the Tenant.
Immediate possession may be had.
For Rent and further particulars apply to Messrs. WHIT-
COMBE and lIELPs, Solicitors, Gloucester. Applications by
letter to be post-paid.

. COUNTRY RESIDENCES,' CH ESHI4E.
rrio he LET, a capital freestene built MESSUAGE, %% ith
1 suitable OffiCes, including large Garden rid Paddock.
The House is replete with Fixtures, hot :ati Id Baths, &c.
and adapted to the occupation 'of a res ' le family. Pos-
session can be had on the Ist of June. t £lOO.
Also, early in August, anottßir'capit MESSUAGE, with
large well-stockd Garden, 'Pleasure Grounds, and Suitable Offices. Rent, £7O. . • - •

The above Rouses .are situate in the much-admired village
of. Holt Ilill; they command unobstructed views of the River
Merle)", the Lighthouse, the town of Liverpool, anu adjoining
country.
Also, on, long Lease, valuable and picturesque Sites of
BUILDING LAND, upon reasonable terms or ground rents,
within eight.•miuutes' walk of the Woodside, Birkenhead; and.
Tranino,re Ferries.

Apply:to Mr. PICTON, Architect, Warren-street, Liverpool,
or to Air. PEBREY, Solicitor, Holt-hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

EXTENON't SALE OF VALUABLE WINES.
XESSRS. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS re-
spectfully alt ounce thzi.t they will Sell by Auction, at
their Rooms, in Church-street, ou utisos,y next, the 7th in-
stant, at Twelve. o'clock punctually, the followi g WINES,.
which are of superior quality,: and principal impol•ted for,
the Private consumptioU 4t tl;;eproprietor, . as ordered them_
for unreserved 'sale._ .
31 D9zep of choice Old HOCX,
59 DittO of RHENISH; brown, en, and red seal,
8 Ditto YIN DE GRAVE,
8 Ditto St. Julian CLARET,
4 Ditto .RO.USILLION,
2 Ditto PIN CHAMPAGNE,
5 Ditto WHITE )I'l' PO, •
22 Ditto superior CLARET,
.A Hhd. of DII7O, 'eLuty-paid,)
22 Dozen West India SHERRY, •
25 Ditto _Ditto MADEIRA,
A Hhd. of MADEIRA, (in bond,)
With several smaller quantities of Old PORT, SHERRY, and
MADEIRA, VIDONIA, 13ARSAC, LISBON, &c. &c.
Samples may be tasted at tho' time of sale, When Catalogues
may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

BIRTHS.

On Sunday, the 26th ult.:, at Tabley-house, Cheshire, the Right
lion. Lady de Tabley, of a son and heir.
On Friday last, at Charles-street, Borough, London, the lady of
Mr. Godfrey Saunders, of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

THE IRISH CHURCH

• .
To the Hon. the Commons of the United. Kingdom of Groat
Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled,
The humble Petition of the undersigned Protestant Inhabilan'-
of East Surrey,
•
Showeth,—That your petitioners, disavowing all reference it
party politics, desire to take this method of expressing thel,,
convietion that the establishment of the Protestant relig'Q't
throughout the United Kingdom has been, under the favour
Almighty God, thegreat source of numberless blessings to o;
country, and that inits maintenance and security there will eves
be found the most firm bulwark of civil liberty, and the ro°
effectual provision for the moral and religiims instruction of tOO
people.
Your petitioners believe, that whatever shall endanger tha
national profession .01 the Protestant faith must .operate a 5.:
deadly blow to our national prosperity, and to the best interests
of the country.
Your petitioners View with the utmost alarm the preceediiis
of your hon. house for taking away a portion of the revenge!
the Irish church, in order to its being applied to other, °la
Protestant and strictly ecclesiastical purposes. rthiS
. Your petitioners are fully pursuaded that any measure), •40,
nature will have a strong and direct tendency to destroy '
established Protestant church in Ireland, aod will in its epochl
quences be followed hr imminent danger, not only to the churit,
establishments in England and Scotland, but also to the
once of Protestantism itself throughout the United Kingd°ll,
Under these impressions, your' petitioners cannot with Itr,
ficient earnestness implore or your, hen. house to reject ev`g(§
proposal which would thus bring into hazard the highest
of the community, and endanger those institutions by afiht
the nation has under the Divine blessing been raised to a hid,
of prosperity hitherto unexampled in the history of the le°1.„01
Your petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that your bon; t
will he pleased to reject every measure which has for its objects
h
the taking away any portion of the revenues of the Irish chill,
in order to its being applied toother than .Protestant and stric`'
ecclesias ical purposes.
The petition to the House of Lords and the petitiirkrs!
address. to the King are .precisiiir-ttettie—samtf • alcr
with the addition in the latter of an assurance by the petitt,,
era of their most loyal and dutiful attachment to His Melesot.lig-
person and Government, and that the petitioners, with thaw,
fulness to Almighty God,
.express their persuasion that or
Majesty is actuated by an ardent desire to promote the Ile
ness of his People, and by a determination to maintain oil, tbs
the favour of Divine Providence the national profession of
lair
true Protestant faith as held by the reformed church bI
established in the United Kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

*team Nabigatjon.

For GREENOCIi. and GLASGOW,
IVith Goods ,and Pattenws to the romielaw.
C.L. and LIVERPOOL SHIPP NG COMPANY'S
FINE STEOI PAC -5,
MANCHESTER laity, Commander.
; CLYDE
C WPORD, Commander,.
AILSA CRAIG ...J. 11 KELLett,.Cotntnander.
GLASGOW T WYLIE, Cenumandef..
LIVERPOOL..ROBT. HEPBUR'N, Commander
'Bail, as under, froM the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots,
Calling (weather permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers
only_
The CLYDE sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) thq 6th in-
. Cant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon.
The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 9th
instant, at'Eight o'clock in the Evening.
The AILSA CRAIG sails ou MONDAY next, the Ilth instant,
itt Nine o'clock in the Evening.
Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN,
India Buildings, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

INZEVIT SOUTH WALES

To succeed the Oriental.
For HOB. RT TOWN and SYDNEY, t 'one Liver
4.44, pool-built Ship RICHARD WALK ,
- Commander; burthen per register tons, sails, re-
*t"--v- remarkably fast, entirely rebuilt 18.31, and has su-
perior aceorninodations for cabin and St .rage Passengers.—
Shippers may rely ou the above vessel being despatched about
the lath May.—For freight or passage apply to 11Iessrs. BOLD
and RussEL; and Mr. WILLIAM BELL, Brokers; or
JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

A ROW IN THE CITY SENATE.

On Friday a court, was held for the dispatch of business, at
which no business of any kind was dispel( hed.
The Lord Mayor, after the minutes of the .last court were
read and confirmed, rose and addressed the court. He had
been, he Said, waited upon by two or three -Members of the
corporation the day before, with a requisition to call a court or
'courts of the common. council, for. the further consideration
of the report of the whole court upon . the municipal inquiry,
.and he had in compliance with the requisition appointed two
days specially for the discussion. (Cries of "Hear; hear.")
He at the same time thought it his duty to!mention, that there
• should be a full attendance of members. (Cheers.) The
quisitionists considered the subject ou which they were to as-
semble 'one of the highest importance, and he could not suffer
[ a matter of such character to undergo deliberation in an
I:attended court: It had been truly stated, that the subjects em-
braced in the report were of vital moment,.and he should there-
fore expect that every member would appear in his place, or
he able to Make a very good excuse for his absence. (Hear,
hear.) It could not be expected that he would permit questions
relating to the privileges and rights of his feltow.citizens to be
discussed by a small !number of the members. The report was
that of the committee of the whole court, and therefore he ex-
pected thht there would be a full court; for he certainly should
not allow a discussion to take place, except a very large ma.
jority of.the members attended. (Loud cries of !! Hear. ')
A member rose to move that a report which he; it appeared,
had taken some pains in concocting, should be printed. To
this the Lord Mayor objected, as it was not in the paper of
businesa for the day. One of those amusing squabbles not un-
frequent in the city parliament ensued, the close of which is thus
deseribed:'—

The Lord Mayor.—.l beg you will sit down. sir. If this
course is persevered in, I shall certainly break up the court.
/ The ltecorder.—l put it to the hon. member ( Mr. 'raylbr)
whether he is in order to .econding a motion relative to a repot t
not mentioned in the paper of business.
addressed himself in a very audible nice td the
Lord Mayor, and again claimed to be heard ; at the same time
• many of the: mein,bers were standing and discussing the matter
aloud in cQuples.
The Lord Mayer then ordered the sWor&bearer and common
•crier to [precede him with the sword and mace, and his lerdshipo
amidst, cries of Let him go," and Chair, chair," walked
,out of the

A gri;at number of the members followed his lordship when
he broke up the court. Several 'remained behind, and a wish
was txpiessed.that Mr. Pritchard should take the chair. This
Was. however, not (lone.
Many persons who attended upon corporation business were
evidently much "disappointed at the result of this very undig-
nified and angry squabble.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock, at T, and
H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchano-buildings,
4 Casks TORTOISESHELL.
5 Serous Guatimala IN)taGO,
Apply to Messrs. FERGUSON, MILLER/11nd CO., Merchants, or
T. and H. LITTLBDALV and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at E. W. Jackson's Office,
.Tithebarn-street,
47 Chests SHELL LAC, per Frankland,
7 Casks fine YoIIow.TARTAR,
11 Casks Mexican LEAD, per Zetland,
Kegs Canada-BALSAM, per Robert eel.
10 Casks Bologna Red ARGOLS.
E. W. JACKSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

Zo be Alitb.

110 be SOLD, very cheap, a Three Horse High Pressure
STEAM ENGINE, with BOILER, &c,,,tumplete, and
in excellent condition.—Price £35.
A Six Ilorse Condensing BOILER, nearly new, and of the
best make.—Price £2.5. •
An HYDRAULIC PACKING SS.
A very complete COTTON GIN o WHIPPER.
A large quantity of MACHINERY adapted to Chemical or
Brewery purposes.—Apply to C. W H A I.LEY, 70,paradise-,street.

Frbe SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT n Tosteth-park,
near the Park "Chapel, an excellent MILY 110 USE,
with Coach-house, Stable, Shippon, a all Cottage, and a
Walled Garden, well-stocked with Fri' trees Drawing-room
24 feet by 18, Diaiug-roam same size, Breakfast-room 19 feet
by 17, llomsekeeper's-room, Store-rr m, Butler's Pantry, and
good Entrance-hall, on the group lour; several Bed-morns,
with Dressink-rooluS, Water-closet , nd Hot Baths, on the first
floor, lofty Cell,irs, and Good Attics, with the Kitchen outside
tbellouse, a large Field, part of which may be disposed of for
Building, without any disadvantage to the 'louse. freehold.
Apply at the Standard-office:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

MO be LET, and may be entered upon -immediately, a neat,
Ai. convenient, and ornamental COTTi GE, containing two
Parlours, four Bed-rooms, &c. &c. is situated near the
villages of Gateacre and Woolton, an as a good Garden..
For further particulars apply to X ILLIAIis and EDWARDS,
Architects, Church-street, corner of Tarhon-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BOOKCASE, Sic.
By JOSEPH HODGSON,
On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clocY4recisely,
at his spacious Room, 60, Church-street, Linslerr the Liver
Theatre,
rip HE FURNITURE includes several Sksof Parlour and
JL Drawing-room Chairs, covered with Black Hair Cloth,
Sofas, Library and Loo Tables, Easy Chairs, with Spring
Cushions, Wardrobe,. Sideboard. handsome Gilt Pier Table,
with Marble Slab; Guardtivin, Bookcase, with glazed doors, 8
feet high by 7 feet, Carpets, Dressing Glasses, Bedsteads and
Furniture, Mattresses and Paillasses, Fire irons and Fenders,
two Shop. Counters, w!th Mahogany Tops, an excellent oval
Store Cask, containing 168 gallons, Glass, Earthenware, &c.,
removed front Crown-street for the convenience of Sale.
To be viewed on Thursday, the 7th instant. '

N.B.—Cash advanced on all descriptions of Property sent in
for Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

Aalc.

• For Exportation,
Shippers
quantity of New HA, pcked b 'draulic Press.
‘lhippers can be furnished a
with
as r
y upply by application
to THOS.. TATTERSALL, La - ane, Oidhall-street.

Apply to

Fine New ARCHANGEL MA" .
JOS. ERTON,
mth John-street.

• CONSTANTLY ON SALE,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and SALT DOX
' HIDES, of heavy and light weights,
quality equal to any ever imported from their er Plate ; the
Salted Hides being. free from flesh andialt, trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—Apply o GRo. BARKER
4" Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.

ON SALE, ..
(r. The well-known Brig INDIAN;
: ....it Burthen 231 tons, built at Workington, in;s2o, of
-' - English and African oak, coppered and per-fast-
ened; has been well kept, and is abundantly pplted with
jeer
Stores : has just arrived from Manilla with ,a rgo of sugar
&e• which is lauded in excellent order : she i ell worthy the
41-tentiou of any person wanting a vessel of her burthen.—For
'further particulars, apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co.,
merchants, or to WILLIAM P. BUSHBY, Broker.

On FRIDAY, the 15th May instant, at Twelve o'clock4'at Bateson
and Ilorsfall's Office, Lower Castle-stdet,
4000 East India KIPS,
Now landing.—Applv to Mr. GARDNER BOcs, Merchant, or
to -BATESON and HORSFALL Broken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

HOLLAND.

The butch mail of Wednesday arrived yesterdav by the Gene'
ral Steam Navigation Company's packet the Sir Edward Bank's'
The Stoats Courant of Wednesday is tilled with long details or
.the debate, which we have already noticed, on the propotiO
modifications the judicial system..withoutlowever giving trr
conclusiou, though two supplements are added to the single sheeg
which forms the ordinary extent of the official journal. This'
debate, and that on-the address to the King relative to the state'
of agriculture, moved by Mynheer Van Dam Van NT sselt, hav°
'excited much interest in-Holland, not only because of the imPor'
tance-attached to the subjects themselves, but on account of thy
spirit of resistance manifested by a considerable part of the,
deputies composing the Second Chamber to the understectl
wishes of the government. The two measures, on bein referr!e
to the First Chamber, slid not experience an equal -degree. el
faVour from that assembly. On Tuesday the bill for altering
the present constitution and forms of the courts of justice
passed, and the proposition for tne address on agrieultuigj
tress was rejected. The session of the States-Geueral was to
closed yesterday, but 8s the official duty of declaring the pror°;
gation is said to be consigned to the Minister for the 14013,
Department, no political statement referring to foreign
is expected. Letters received at Amsterdam irons Aiexandr_io
confirm the accounts in the German papers. respecting tia.
the ravages of the plague in Egypt.—Loluion paper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

WEDNESDAY.

tip
On account of whom it may.concern.
T-0. moßnow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Tw y( e o'clock;
8 Bales' Damaged COTTON, ,
Ex Caledonia, from New Orleans.—Apply to ssrs. At.sxoN,
FINLAY, and Co., Merchants, or to -
EASON and.BARROW, Brokeis.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-05

ro-monstow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Jee Brothers and Latham's Office., Hargreav '-bUildings,
46 Chests LAC DYE, I
140 80xe5..., LIGNEA • -
100 Bags-AIOE,
Lauded ex Tapley andtSelina, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
SANDS, TURNER, and Co., Merchants, or to -
JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

Amount received from Messrs. Wm.
and Jas. Brown aud• Co. towards
the formation of a Fund for Fire-
men hurt in the execution of their
duty. '-100 0 0
Amounts received from the insurance '
Offices, for expenses incurred at
Fires, viz. :—From the
Phoenix Office, for Trentham-st. Fire 30 15 6
Sun Lancelot's-hey „ 352 610
ft
Phoenix „ Stanley-street „ 5 9 3
imperial „ Birchhelds, „ 313 3
Atlas „ Covent-garden „ 90 0 10
Protector „ Lawton-street „ 56 3 6
538 9 2
Amounts received for Old Hose ll 18 9
Amount received from Mr. T. Galle-
, more, the late Superintendent. lB 1 6
Amount due Leyland and Bullins 230 14 7

2516 15 3

N.B.—To Amounts Outstanding, due --
from the Fire Insurance Companies 201 18 7
CR.
OUTFITTING EXPENSES, REPAIRS OF ENGINES, &C.
By paid H. Hollins, fur En-
gines. 315 2 8
H. Clayton, for Hose, &c.. 142 0 4
J. Allwood, 4 Water-carts. 100 2 8

557 5 8
Cartwright and Co., for -1
Patent Axles 25 0 0
Ditto, for Hose, &c 5l 16 4
Ditto, for 3 Hose Reels

-- 91 16 4
Joseph Hewitt, for 4 Hose
Reels, &c 2O 15 0
Men's Wages at the Sta-
tion-house, Repairing
Engines, &c lOl 2 3
George King, for Brass and
Iron Work. 46 0 (1
Edwd. Bury and Co. for do. 9 4 0
Jackson and Knowles, do. 915 11
Sundries, do. 20 7 9

83 7 8
Wm. Johnston, for Timber 23 15 0
Thomas Lloyd, do.. 15 14 8
H. Steel and Co., do.. 717 2
Sundries, do.. 4 5 0

51 11 10

J. Fletcher and Son, for
Paint, Torches, &c.... 9 4 6
W. H. Goore, for Painting 9 0
Josh. lilies, d 0.... 12 4 6
John Simon, d 0.... 510 6
S. Johnson & Sons, d 0.... 8 8 5

44 7 11

The Liverpool Gas Light
Company, for Gas Fit-
tings. 25 8 0
Ditto, for Ga 5.....

43 1 7
Charles Chubb, for Police
Staves.. l9 10 0
John Adamson, for Har-
ness, &c l2 1 5
102 G 19 8
SITND TES.
2 Ladders, £4 3s. Bd. Tubs,
1:5 6s. 10d 9 10 6
Law Expenses, Ell 1 s 6d.—Oil,
£5 12s.
Carriage of Engines 3 12 10
Firemen's Bedding 4 4 0
Glazing, &c., £2. 16s. Sundries,
395. 1d
Petty Expenses 6 17 2
Advertising
Printing and Stationery. 4 18 0
House Rent, &c. three-quasters of a
year . 25 7 3
---- 103 6 2

INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
For Horsing Engines from the Rail-
way, &c., and on the Exhibition Day;
and on trying the Engines 3 times;
Firemen's Wages, Water Carts, &c. 29 17 6
FIREMEN'S WAGES, &C.
Firemen's Yearly Wages & Exercises 138 17 6
Ditto Drill Money 2l U U

159 17 6

CLOTH !NG.
Thomas Hartley.. for Hats. ... 23 12 6
Hailiwell, for making Cloth

Waterproof.. V 12 13 0
J. Conway and Co., for Clothes and
Repairs..

43 13 6

FIREMEN'S FUND
Two Firemen hurt in the execution of
their duty.....
FIRES.

.2 0 0

Ou Account of 5.1 Fires and iiin outs

872 4 10

SALARIES.

T. Gallemore, the late Superintendent,

in fu11....... ' 140 8 1
John Rowland, the late Serjeant, in _ _

full.
23 2 0
M. J. \Vhitty, the Superintendent,
Half-year's Salary
John Hewitt, the Foreman 4O 6 0
William M'Fadzeu, Three Quarter's
of a Year's Salary
C. Ashlin, Half-year's Salary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

Legal Notiro.

►_IL\HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that I will no be account-
able for any debt that my Wife, ELIZABETH HAIG,
may contract after this date.
WILLIAM HAIG, No. Devon-street.
Witness, THOMAS ATKINSON.
October, 10, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

ContractO.

MANCHESTERANIYBOLtON RAILWAY.
CONTRACTS FOR WORKS.
TnE COMMITTEE of DIRECTORS of th MAN-
CHESTER and BOLTON RAILWAY C PANY
will meet at the RAILWAY-OFFICE, No. 1, Harri ton-street,
Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of Ocfobe , to receive
TENDERS for CONTRACTS for the followi g WORKS,
namely :
¶'he Excavating, Embanking, and Formi of that part o
the Line extending from Clifton to Bolton.
Plans, Sections, Specifications, and form of Tender may be
seen at the Company's Office, Salford, from the 21st instant to
the 12th of October.

The parties whose Tenders are accepted will be required to
enter into a Bond with two Sureties fur the due performance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 por cent. on the
gross sum contracted for, and the names of the proposed Sure-
ties are to be specified in the Tender.
The Directors will not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender.

The Tenders must be delivered sealed, and the parties ten-
dering must attend in person, or some one duly authorized on
their behalf, at the time of meeting.
JAMES HITSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

'RN FOR THE LAST W2IIE.

Malt Oati Beans I Peas 1 RYa
----- lin 1
_.__

-ice

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. 12.

The import of dry Butter continues good, and goes oil freely on
arrival, at a small advance. Pickled is in fair request. —Some Pork
has been taken for export, and there is a steady demand for sterol
both for this article and for Beef.—ln Bacon, Lard, or Hams we do
not note any alteration.

a. d.
BUTTBR.—Belfast,nevr
Banbridge, new 7l 0
Colerain...
Sligo, old -
Derry, old : 79 0
Waterford, new.. 7l 0
Limerick, new OO 9
Cork, new OO 0
Do. ridded gds, new 7l 0
Do. dry :ids, new
Newry
74 0

1. d.
78 0 per cwt.
73 0 -
73 0 --
79 0 =
73 0 -
75 0 -
71 0 =
73 0
64 0
75 0 -

Do. di", Ist, new OO 0 00 0 --
Dundalk Ol 0 00' 0
Carlow, new.... 7l 0 75 0 .--
BEEF.—New Prime Mess 95 0 102 6 per tierce.
New India 105 0 110 0
Pons
Do.
BACON, new
Do. old -
DRY Ifsms 42 0 46 0 --
WET Do
LAnD.—Firkin 44 0 48. 0
Bladdered .. 4B 0 50 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, OCT. 12.
M. d. s. d. . • s, d. s. d.
hay . . . 0 7a 4,2 0 10101 b Potatoes 2 10a2 44r som,
New Hay 0 0 0 0— Cattle Potatoes I 0 1 2--
Clover Hay 0 6 0 9 -- Turnips
Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 7i -- Carrots
Straw, Oat 0 5 0 6 M.inulewursle 0 0 0 0
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 Manure .. . 5 0 8 0--

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, OCT, 12, 1835.
Per Shar
£3OO 0 0

Liverpool Coal Gas . ...

Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, ....£100
New Shares,premium £6O
LiverpOol and Harrington Water Works ...
Bootle ditto

Exchange Buildings

- 167 0 0

Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 200 0 0
Ditto Old Quarters
Ditto New Quarters - 48 10 0

Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80 0 9
0

Ditto 25 - 0
Warrington and Newton ditto - 150 0 0

Kenyon and Leigh ditto - no 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto - 1(3 10 0
Preston and Wigan North Union Line dittp 3O - 33 10 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto ... 100 - 35 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto 5O - 49 0 0

Stockton and Darlington ditto - 298 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway anti Canal 48 - 3? /5
Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 e
Grand Junction ditto 4O - 88 0 °
London andßirminghara ditto 3 - 83 0 0

Bank of Liverpool - 17 0
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION ASSOC TION
OFFICE,
8, INDIA-BUILDINGS, OCTOBER 5, 1 .
CONSERVATIVES who have been obje ed to by the
Reform Association, as not entitled to e etained on the
Lists of Voters for the Borough of Liverpo , or who, having
been omitted in such Lists, have claimed to be inserted therein,
are earnestlysequested to attend before the Revising Barristers,
on FRIDAT next, the 9th instant, at Ten o'clock. at the Court-
house, in Chapel-street, to prove their qualification, otherwise
they will lose their Franchise fur the ensuing year.
By order,
PETER WRIGHT, Solicitors to the
THOMAS CARSON, Association.
JOHN PENNINGTON,