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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18

NEW MUSICAL KEEPSAKE

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In January next will be published, with a Litho tic Title to
Frontispiece,
SEVEN SONGS ; the words (written xpressly for the
work,) by CHARLES SWAIN, the mu c composed by B.
tIiAIE, Author of " Wilt Thou Meet Me here, Love," "I See
.em on their Winding Way," &c. price to Subscribers
10s. 6d.
Sub

,übscriptions will be received by B. Hime, 20, St. Ann's-
square, Manchester ; "also by Messrs. Hime and Son, Mr.
Weiss, Mr. Lonsdale, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Smith, and Mr. George
Thomson, Liverpool; and all the principal Music Sellers in
Liverpool and Manchester.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

TT is respectfully announced that this Theatre will Apened
for the Season on MONDAY next, the 21st instant,.
Ou which occasion those popular Vocalists,
The Misses SMITH,
(Nieces of the celebrated Miss STpritarts,)
Mr. SMITH, also Mr. BYZEGE,
(Pupil of J. E. Loder, Esq.,) will mote eir first appearance.
On MONDAY, the 21st, and follow' 'veniugs,Avill be pre-
sented the new Drama, called
THE SIST S.
Fanny Miss Smith, •
(In which character she will Sing, "Lot here the gentle lark.")
Jane Miss Julia Smith,
(With the popular Cavativa, "I've been roaming.")
burster ' Mr. Bynge,
(In which he will introduce, 'The rose shall cease to blow:")
The Misses Smith will sing, "My pretty page."
After which a laughable Interlude, called
PERSONATION;
OK, THE TWO SONS.
To be followed by a CONCERT, in which Mr. and the Misses
Smith and Mr. Bynge will appear.
Particulars in the Bills of the day. •
To conclude with a new Farce, translated from the. French,
entitled
THE IMPOSSIBLE MARRIAGE.
Prices as usual.—Places for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Fogg,
from Eleven till Three.—Doors to open at Half-past 'Six, Cur-
tain to rise at Seven.—A limited number of Season tickets to
be disposed of.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE LIME-STREET
WARD.

GENTLEMEN,
ITAV ING been called forward by a most respectabterdepu-
tation to stand as a CANDIDATE for the ,Xepresenta-
tion of your Ward, I accede to their wishes, feelisfg that it was •
alike the duty and the privilege of every luhishitunt, when so
invited, to take his share in the Local Gefvernmeut of the
Town. Ity?
Div permanent residence among you Thas been. little more •
than eight years, but I have been extensively connected with
Liverpool as the channel of my commpnications with foreign
countries, for a period of nearly thirty years, and-•I have ever,
felt the greatest interest in its prosperity. .
I have not the good fortune, like many of the Candidates, to •
he able to call your attention to my past services, .but should I,
by your favour, be returned, my great object will be-to promote,
by every means in my power, the good government ot the town,
and the impartial distribution of its Funds, unfettered alike by:
pledges or by party motives.
I sh6uld not have considered it necessary to trouble.you with •
any further declaration of the line of conduct I propose to
myself to pursue, having already so fully stated my sentiments
in this respect to the Gentlemen of the Deputation when they
did me the honour to propose my being put in Nomination, had
I not learned, on my arrival at home this, evening, after anal,-
sence of three weeks, that the several Candidates for there=
spective Wards, had or were about to address their Fellow. -
'1 ownsmen, through the medium of the public press, and that
my silence might be construed into disrespect, and into the un- -
derraling of the honour you have conferred upon me.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
J. TODD, NAYLOR,•
KensisTton House, 15th December, 1835.
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR'S:.
PITT-STREET WARD, No. a-
A PUBLIC MEETING of the CONSERVATIVES of
this Ward, will be held at FERN TROUGH'S, Duke-
street Hotel, on Patna r Eveningnext, at Seven o'Clock, when
the Candidates,
Mr. PETER BOURNE,.
Mr. JOHN BIBBY, and
Mr. THOS. C. MOLYNEUX,
Have been invited to attend the Meeting.
By order, JOHN PENINGTON, Secretary..
Committee Room, 16th De.c.,,183..5..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18

[lntended to sail lit January.
The Ship BARTON,
J. ANwyL, Master;
For freight or pastaage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
(Otte concern.)

For KINGSTON, JAMA A,
And will deliver Goods at OLD ARBOUR, SALT
RIVER, andlplaces ad' cent,
4e, The well-known Cumberland-b Brig PLANTER,
J. LITTLE, M ter; M
Rurthen 232 tons; !loading in the Princ .'s Dock; and as great
part of her cargo will consist of Ptautation stores, sbe walleye
quick despatch.—Apply to Mr. Jos. C. NicnoLsoN,,,Merchant,
Pool-court,. or to J. NELSON WOOprtand Co.

111—
For BARBADOS
The fast-sailing Barque BA AD lAN,
DAVID HutcniNso, aster;
- Lying in the Queen's Dock.— r freight or passage
apply to HEVES. LITHE LAND,,ind Co.,
Woistenholtue-squye.
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For TRINIDAD,
- The .Btig RICHA ,
gir, WILLIAM -BLACKLEY taster;
A. 1, 296 tons register, Liverpoo wilt, and a superior
conveyance for goods or passengers. For terms mply to
Messrs. .4 ;Ass BATTEASBY and Co.; Messrs. Jolts WINDER
and Co.; Merchants, or
ii.it4aLS, 11\1111E, and TOMLINSON, Bgpers.

For TRINIDAD,
The good Brie ELIZABE ,
HUGHES BROWN, M t;
To sail by 20th December; lying i e King's Dock.
---,For freight or passage apply to Messrs. . Mui.noLLAND
and Co., or to JAS. POOLE and Co.

i`or ANTIGUA, - -
The Ship G R E.,
, Master.
For freight or passage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18

LIV.ER•POOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
From the, 10th Dec. to the 17th Dec,1,835.

DISCIIARGED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients 0
Irreg
2ular
Dead

ADMITTBD.
.... 19 In-patients
Out-patientso
Casual during ) I. P.
week
the last O.P 0
Remain in the house 214

rouse visitors—Mr. Dawson, My. R. C. Dawson, Mr. G. B. Warn.
and Mr. Semple.
Consulting Surgeon, bir. Forshaw.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House surgeon, Mr. 1. Long.

• LOCK HOSPITAL.
Admitted .lO f In the:Hospital 49 1 Discharotql... • • • • 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

THE COLtitT.

The Queen visited Covent Garden Theatre on Monday night,
accompanied by Lord Denbigh, Lord and Lady Brownlow, Lord
Howe, Miss Hope Johnstone, and others of her suite. The
house was full before her Majesty's arrival. Immediately on
her entrance the audience rose and welcomed her with uni-
versal acclamations. " God save the King" was sung by the
company, and ioudly applauded. The drama of Kenilworth was
acted, and was followed by the spectacle of King Arthur. Her
Majesty remained until the conclusion of the entertainments,
and upon roil ing was followed by the loud plaudits and con-
gratulations of the audience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

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the chart was intended to refer. Mr. Alderman Ilorsfall ex-
plained; after which, it was unanimously agreed, that the
thanks of the Council be presented to Lieut. Denham, Lieut.'
Robinson, and Lieut. Beckford, for the exertions they have
made in effecting their survey, and thlit' the Town-clerk be, in-
structed to write to the Admiralty, and request that permission
may be given for a copy being taken of this chart fur the ben fit
of the corporation.
Mr. T. Moore bad made a communication to the Mayor,
which he then -submitted to the Council, a plan for applying
the surplus water of the canals for the suppression of fires. This,
as well as a letter read from the Rev. Mr. Stafford, for pecu-
niary assistance to the school attached to St. Matthew's Church,
as also for the means of forming one in the populous district in
which his church, St. Paul's, was situated, were referred to the
select finance committee to report.
The communication from the Liverpool and Manchester
Rail-road, regarding their new entrance in Lime-street, and.
the application to the council, to participate iii the ,cost of
building such an entrance as would be highly creditable to the
town. and of such a character as would tend, perhaps, more to
benefit the interests of the corporation in that vicinity, than it
really was an object to the proprietors, for the mere purposes of
traffic, to erect, being resumed,
.several members addressed the
council in, detail on the subject. Mr. Alderman Wright
strongly supported, and Mr. Thomson opposed, any grant.
The question was eventually put to the vote, when from those
present, the dissenting ineintiers were Sir George Drinkwater,
Sir Thomas Brancker, Messrs. P. Bourne; Thomson, and Ash-
ton. The Resolution passed by this vote was, that the corpo-
ration would participate in an equal moiety of the cost, exceed-
ing the sum of E. 2000, intended by the Rail-way Company to
be laid out, but not in the aggregate to exceed i,6000 in build-
mg au entrance to the Rail-way in Lime-street. Some arrange-
ments connected with the plan of the building were referred to
the Select Finance Committee.
The CutalcillL directed that clocks should be made for the
churches of Si. uke aed St. Martin-in-the-Fields.
The Town-clerk read the heads of the Day Police Bill,
which, by the direction of the Council, he had prepared : one
or two minor points remained to be arranged with the farish,
but those not being fixed, he was instructed to proceed with the
bill to parliament.
The A nieuded Railway Act was also produced, and ordered
to be proceeded with.
The Council did not break up until three o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

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!tuned to, the prunticept Gnusing and Tillage for the lust thirty
years vast; is desirott3 or eugagiug u. Situation as BAILIFF or
.S.Eirk.II.INTEN PENT of a FARM. and.trill use the utmost
abilities for the benefit of his .emplover. He eau produce an
undeniable character from persons offinat rank as to his general
knowledge and attention to husiness.—Letters (post-paid) ad-
dressed to J. H., at the Standard-office, trill be duly attended tn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

A kf. N.p.4.14.

sFor ANCONA and ST9ifast,sailiug Brig
ARETHUS4, A. 1., Bacpsql TuitziKu, Master;
141 tons per register; having room only for. a few
Goods, will he despatehedipiniediately, has superior
acrotnmolations for,passengeis.—FoYfreight or passage apply
to livrnaortE Blt OT ERS and Co., or to
F. F. GIBBS and' CO., 18, Owe Piazza,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

CONSERVATIVE SOCIETIES.

These associations are rapidly increasing in every part of the
kingdom, and our readers will be pleased to find that in West-
minster,,for, about half a century the dose borough of Fox, the
Whig, and Burdett, the republican, a couservative society has
beeu established.

The first public meeting of the WEsrsirNstatt CONSERVA-
TIVE SOCIETY was held at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, on
Monday last. Among the gentlemen who attended were Lord
Elliot, the Hon. Robert Scarlet', Admiral. Sir R. Stopford,
General Sir E. Barnes, Mr. Alderman Farebrother, Mr.
Baring Wall, M.P., Mr. Gladstone, M.P., Mr. Nichol, M.P.,
Hun. Captain Duudas, M.P., Lord Francis Egerton, M.P.,
Hon. John Lowther, M.P., Mr Neeld, M.P, Sir John Hay,
M.P., Mr. Drummond, the banker, Lord Deerhurst, Digby
Wrangham, Esq., Sir John Walsh, Bart., Captain Burton,
Hon. Stuart Wortley Sir William Wilman, Bart.
Lord Elliot was called to the chain—The Westminster Con*
servative Society would neither cojole nor threaten the exe-
cutive or the legislature. It would not summon forth bodies of
men to overawe the parliament, or organizations of unionists,
or what title soever they might rejoice in, with serried ranks
and banners unfurled, to crowd and clamour round the Palace,
gate, and intimidate, if it were possible to do so, the Sovereign,
(Cheers.) The members of the Westminster society were not
adverse to, nor would they be foremost in retarding the march'
of, real liberty or rational reform. In saying this his Lordship
ventured to say that he spoke the sentiments of every gentle-
man present; that they were truer friends to the improvement
and amelioration of the human race than the pxeudo patriots of
the day, who, with liberty on their tongue but tyranny at their
heart, deceive and delude the miserable and infatuated multi-
tude who are led by them, and foolishly believe their profes-
sions. (Loud cheers.) The electors of Westminster needed
nothing but unanimity and firmness to ensure them victory
when the proper time should arrive.
Resolutions declaratorylof the objects, and for the govern-
ment of the association, were proposed and carried.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

WASHING.-IMPORTANT TO THE WHIGS.

At a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the washert
women of Kensington and the neihbourhood, held this day a
the Crown and Sceptre, Mrs. Euphernia Figgins in the chair,
It was resolved unanimously,—
" That this meeting have read with feelings of the deepest
sympathy the account of the lamentable paucity of clean linen
with which so many Irish and other opposition members seem
to be supplied, and also the great deficiency of soap, which coin-
polled so many to appear before his majesty on Saturday last in
so dirty and indecorous a state.
" That each establishment do immediately subscribe a pound
of soap for the tempwary wants of these unfortunate individuals.
That a penny subscription be opened for the purpose of
supplying towelling, sponges, nail-brushes, and other necessary
articles of cleanliness.
-'• That each waslierwoma,: do undertake to wash one shirt
and one pair of stockings, gratis, for those members who may
require it.

That a committee of six, with power to add to their number,
be appointed, who will attend alternately at their house to offer
their assistance in applyinc, the soap, and in procuriog clean
linen for such as really need' it.
"'That a deputation do wait on Messrs. O'Connell, Hume,
and Warburton, with the contribution of soap for them to dis-
tribute, and with a copy of these resolutions.
" March 3. " IMPHEMIA FIGGINS, President."
It was subsequently agreed. on the motion of Miss Wit-
helmina Wipe, that Sir Robert Peel should be requested to
furnish the towelling. -
The tender of Mr. Ilawes, M.P., for the supply of soap was
rejected, as coming from an interested party; as also was Mr.
O'Connell's and Mr. Attwood's proffered donations of a large
sponge each. Mr. Warburton's estimate of the sum at which
he could supply timber for the handles of the brushes was con-
sider.: d ext,rtii.ntate to the extreme, and Mr. flutue's econo-
mical project to substitute a scraper for soap and water was
thought hard upon the Tall. Mr. Grote and ;Mr. Ituebui.:l; were
diYected to comumnicate the resolutions to the Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, with the view of publishing
the same in the Penny Magazine and the Quarterly Journal of
Education; and the fair president was empowered to apply to
Dr. 14awring for the purpose of learning what would be the
expense of translating the said re501Ut...,,e3 into all languages,
know and unknown, especially into modern Greek.
On the motion of Miss Clarissa Higginbotham, seconded by
Miss Julia Maria Scourem, the thanks of the meeting were
voted to Mrs. Figgins for her able conduct in the chap., ,aud
hnpro4l4ptness in calling this meeting.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

LONDON LATEST NEWS:

, City, Half-pest Seven o'clock, Wednesday Evening.
The coalition alretidy shows symptoms of disSoltition, and
Peachem and Lockitt appears on the eve of being. re-enacted
withont-any prospect of future reconciliation. Ifaniel has al-
'ready left file lion'ii'den, or, 'rather, the den of the ass ,in the
limes skin; and, instead of cheek-by jowling with Lord John,
has carried his "tab" a few seats backward. The truth is. that
at a meeting of the whip destruetives on Ssinday, at Lord John
Russell's, this worthy aspirant after a Lord George Gordon's
fame was flatly told' by the respectable whigs of his party (who
had begun to be Marvellously ashamed of their associates, and
who, as they ebserVed' the :sot prise and sorrow evinced at their
conduct by those whose esteem they had heretofore possessed,
began. to mutter "company, villainous company, bath been the
ruin of us") that, they would no longer support measures, based
solely, upon faction, to overthrow the King's government, tri
insult his. Majesty, and to endanger the constitution and the
property' of the country. The consequence of this was,. that on
Monday last Lord John mustered a body of recruits fit only to
be marched to Coventry. with, and drew in his horns in conse-
quence. That flower-pot landholder, Mr. Hume, ventured to
inquire of Sir Robert Peel whether, in the event of the minis-
try being again in' the minority, there was any prospect of his,
the said Joseph's, succeeding the bun. baronet; hut, getting no-
thing as the "tottel of the whole" by his motion, he remained
mute, and the thleatened stoppage of the supplies elided in
smeke. So convinced are all now that the government will
stand that we have had a marked improvement in the value of
funded property. Consols are 91i for money, and 92k for the
account. Exchequer Bills have also risen to 351037 pm., and
India Bonds are 18 to 20. All the Foreign. Bonds ioenne up-
ward, as will be seen by theTollowing list of the closing prices
of to-day :

. . ,
3 per Cent Reduced ...92 i I if (Milian 451
3 per Cent Const;ls..9iii a2ii IColumbian
1
31:if/Cent. do. Bed, 10 12 i !Danish
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Kew.3h:per tleuts ' iffiltuti h 5 per Cents-1(11 it,
Long Annuities ii 3-1 ii110..21 'per Cents 's7t, a
India Bonds N 2 IlNle:.iican .. 4.Z
Exebequer.Bill3 'T:%.5 371Portnguese 93 2i I i i
Conzols for Aet.........W4 21 W;llossiati 1(182 ex di t.
Height n - . JlM:Spanish , 6009
Brazilian 852 t. 5 i'Scrip 7-1 tii 71 64 i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

the general sense of the house, Mr. O'Connor subsequently
withdrew.

DlyisioNs or THE 1101313.
Sir S. WHALLEY moved that "as a number of members,
larger than there is any precedent of, has divided within the
present house without inconvenieuee, it is expedient with at
view to save time, and to relieve the Speaker from an unpleas-
ant duty, that all divisions shall for the future take place within
the house.". The hon. member said that he believed all the in-
convenience and conftision which arose from the present prac-
tice of sending the minority nut of the- house when a division
took place would be avoided it' his motion were agreed to.
This motion, after a short discussion, was withdrawn.
LOCAL (;OCRTS.
On trite bringing up of the report of the Committee of Supply,
The ATTOHNEY-GENERAL, in reply to an inquiry of Sir J.
Campbell, stated that it was his intention very shortly to bring
in a bill to facilitate the local administration of justice, which
he hoped would be fully adequate to the wants of the public,
and calculated to give general satisfaction.

ORANGE LODGER.
Mr. FINN inquired of the right hon. baronet whether there
was any truth in the report which he had seen in the newspa-
pers, that his Majesty had conseuted to receive deputations
from the Orange Lodges in Ireland?
Sir 11. PEEL said he had not seen the report alluded to, and
vras not prepared to give any information on the subject atpre-
sent.

Mr. G. F. Yourin hoped the present government would re-
deem a Wedge given by the late government respecting the
printed detail of the Estimates, and the short time they were in
the hands of members before they wei e brought before the house.
The late government promised to allow members a longer pe-
riod for perusing the hstimates before their introduction to the
house.

SUPPLY.
The report of Supply was brought up and agreed to.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Lord EBR INGToN moved for a return of tho weights and mea,
snres, an&of the certificates given respecting them by the in-
spectors over all the kingdom. Ile had heard of cases of ex-
tortion practised by the inspectors, respecting the adjustment
of weights and measures, contrary to the Act of Parliament,
and resreting the granting of certificates when called on.
Mr. FINN moved for a return of the vessels cleared out with-
in the last year in the Irish ports.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
house adjourned at half-past eight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

SCENE AT THE BLIND ASYLUM.

.On Tuesday the periodical meeting of the committee of this
institution took place, when its attention was drawn to the fact
that a resolution, entered on the books on the motion of the
Rev. Edward Hull, had been expunged by a unanimous vote of
a very full committee. This proceeding the rev. gentleman
thought fit to- notice as casting a reflection upon his conduct.
He therefore, at the meeting on Tuesday last, rose and stated
that he considered that the expunging of his former resolution
was produced by party feeling, i❑ consequence of a letter which
he had thought right to publish in one of the newspapers, and
that the feeling was not confined to the cotnmitte-room, for
even those gentlemen who were accustomed to speak cordially
with bins in the streets now passed him with a nod. He there-
fore concluded with a motion to the effect, that the rescinding
of the resolution at the last meeting was not inteuded to convey
any reflection upon the proposer of it.
The chairman, on this motion being submitted to him, asked
who seconded it To this inquiry, twice repeated. no reply
was mark, and the chairman then observed that as the mutiou
was not seconded it naturally fell to the ground.
.The rev. gentleman, with some display of feeling, then inti-
mated that he resigned his situation as a member of the com-
mittee, and left the room.
• We, of course, notice the above occurren.•e chiefly for the
purpose of calling attention to the fact that there is a vacancy
in the committee of the asylum, which we trust will be filled to
an efficient manner by some gentleman who has the best in-
terests of the institution at heart.

DO THE MINISTERS DESERVE THE CONFIDENCE OF THE
C6ENTRY ?—This question was discussed on Tuesday last at
the Union Debating Society, Cambridge. The debate was
continued, by adjournment, on the following night, when upon
the division there appeared to be—Ayes 108 ; Noes 28—M aj o-
rity in favour of ministers 80. • The debaters %vete undergra-
duates of the university.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06

LOSS OP THE SARAH.

•
Extract of a letter from Capt. E. Rossiter, of the Silas
Richards, dated Studwell Roads, March 3, 135:
"It is with sincere regret I have to inform you of my.being
here. Last night, at eleven o'clock, off Wicklow Head, the
night dark and blowing fresh, I came in contact witlijhe brig
Sarah, from Liverpool Charleston, which vessel soon filled
and sunk. I have the captain, his wife, and eight of the brig's
crew on board. lam sory to inform you that we lost our bow-
sprit, there being a heavy sea on the foremast, mointupsail
yard, fore-topgallant yard, cross-jack card, kc... ID tact the ship
is a complete wreck in ,ivgiog, huh, and sails. The sea was so
high and the ship tat-muting so hard that there was nu time to
be lost in clearing the wreck. We therefore cut away as fast
as we could; the only thing left to carry sail on was tilt main-
yard."

The Meridian, H. Hardy, which sailed trout hence on the
Ist instant for New York, with 144 etnigran4, put back to
Li veipool on the 4th, being-unable to keep to !ieti, liming lust
her tote topmast during the late gales.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

FRIDAY.

, -
On FRIDAY next, the 11th instant, at ' ve o'clock, at Bate-
son and Horsfall's Office, o er Castle-street, •
1250 Bags of tine B gal RICF,
Now landing, ex Fiances Ann.—Apply to GARDNER BOGGS,
Esq., or BATESON and .11611.SFALL, Brokers.

On FRIDAY. next, the 11th instant, at T • ve o'clock, at Jee
Brothers and Latham's Office, a aves'buildings,
7,000 Dry East Indi IDES,
Landing, ex Frances Ann and Fergus, frotn Calcutta.—Apply
to Messrs. SANDS' TCRNEIt, and Co., Merchants, or to
JEE BROTHER'S and LA.THAM, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at lioscow
• and Rigg's Office, Water-stree,tsw
1,000 Dozen Nutria SKINS.
Now landing, ex Ann Wise, from Btiienos Ayres.—Apply to
Messrs. WADDINGTON, HOLT, and CO., Mel'ChalltS, or
ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the llth instant;
• On account of whom it may eunce:rn,
About 30 Bales Damaged P. YI'TON,.
Ex Cumberland, from Mobile.—Apply ftr
JAMES LEA, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

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On WEDNtsiialt, the 16th instant, at 'fwelie o'clock, at nos-
cow and Riggs Cl/lice, War -strret,
IZaICI Eurencrs Ares . N 8;•
Just landed, ex Ann Wisc.—Apply .8. MIDDLETON, nsq.,
Merchant; or to BOSCO and RIG.G, Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, and the follow-
ing day, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-
buildings,
1300 Bales of Australia 00L,
Now landing ex Horatio, Alice, and abotia, direct from Syd-
ney, New South Wales.—The above consist of a large propor-
tion of the most esteemed fleeces shipped from the colony, and
the whole in fine condition.—Apply to Messrs. ASPINALL,
BROWNS, acrd ASPINALL, Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On FatDAY, .the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchan e-buldings,
120 Chests Etta India 'ICY ytGO,
Ex Cestrian, &c., from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

011 FRIDAY, the IBth instant, at One o'clock, at Corrie, Huson,
and Co's Office, Exchange-buildin s,
50 Chests GUM ARABI
Es John Heyes, from Bombay.—Ap I o Messrs. Nicor
Dvcxwowrii, and Co., Merchants, or
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 25th ihstant, at One o'clock, at the Public
Sales-room, Exchange-buildi
14 Chests INDIGO,
Ex Fiances Ann, from Calcutta.—Apply o Messrs. Titenott;
POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Wilija„,
Nevett's. Office, Rumford-str .
23 Chests East India IND .0,
20 Chests LAC DYE,
39 Chests. SHELL LA ,
Ex Fergus, from Calcutta.--LApply to. Messrs. WM. CATort and
NEplitw, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NI4WETT, Broker.

On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at the Publ. Sales-room, Ex-
ehange-buildin 5,
50 Chests E. 1. IN 0, ,
33 Chests LAC DI ,
300 Bags E. I. RICE,
• 50 Bags SALTPETRE,
Ex Cestrian, from Calcutta.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

Packing Case Manufactory, 5, Lower Castle-street.

THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
OFFICE,
2, BRUNSWICt-STICEST; CASTLE...ST[OMT.
THOMAS HAGUE (successor to the lite William Clifford
Clarke) begs to inform the Merchants; Mai acturers,
and the Public generally, that he still Confirm the above
Business, and respectfully solicits a continuance their favour;..
Having engagei Workmen of superior tale , together with
those. employed by his late predecessor, will be able to
execute all orders entrusted to his care with that taste and
facility which will ensure him future patronage.
The Business executed at this Establishment comprises every
description of Plain and Ornamental Engraving, together with
Copper-plate, Letter-press, and Lithographic Printing, for
every Public and Commercial purviise, as Maps, Plans, Charts,
Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Merchants Bills of Lading and Ex-
change, Tradesmen's Bills, Circulars, Cards, Labels,
Heraldry Books kept.
Arms, Crests, Cyphers, and Mottos, on Gold, Silver, and Copper.
Stone Seals, Counting-house Seals,
Brass Door and Window Plates neatly executed.
An APPRENTICE WANTED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES,

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

South. North, Total.
21
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 241 280 -6-
Visited at their own houses and.sttpplied with
medicine, 94 142 236
- -
..335 4a2 757

Total at each Dispensary

VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Rev.' R. Ore.

South—Rev. J. H. Thom, Mr. .1. Cooper, and Mr. Jordan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

BIRTH,
On Sunday last, at No. 2, Portland,
Morison, of a son.

.place, Everton, Mrs. K. f"

MARRIAGES.

On the .25th April last, at St. Philip's Church, by special license.
Mr. W. Williams, Gascoyne-street, to Miss Cobham, Denison-street,
in this town.

Ort.Suntlay , the 30th ult.; at St. Lul'ls Church, Mr. Edward Mssae}•
to Miss Sarah Atherton.

On Monday, the 31st ult.; at St. David's Church, Mr. William Jones.
to. igiss Elizabeth Owens.

Same day, tit Runcorn, by the frovt-Mt.--Masters, Henry Richardi,
Psq., to Emma, second` daughter of Pryer, Esq., both of Preston
Brook.

On Wednesday last, at Kirk Braddan, Isle Of Alan, by the Rev. it
Brown. William Claxton, Esq., of this town, to Eliza, eldest (laughter
of Mr. Boardman, of Douglas, and niece of le Hon. Deemster tier
NVood.

Same dav, at St. Philip's Church, by• the Rm.% L. Townshend,
Mr. R. B. Rampling, arehiteet, of this place, to Miss A. Dixon, only
daughter of Mr. Samuel Dixon, of Graptugton, county 'York.
•

On Thursday last, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. David Wishart, mari-
ner, to Miss Ellen Tyrer.

On Saturday last. at St. Martin's Church, London, the Hon. Charles
J, Canning, son of the late Right Hon. George Canning, and of the
present Vlscountess Canning, to the Hon. Charlotte Stuart, daughter
of Lord Stuart de Rothsay. A number of the- nobility attended the
ceremony.

On Sunday last, at• St. Michael's Church, Toxteth Park, b the
Rev. W. liesketh, A.M., Joseph Duke, of this town. watch-maker,
to Elizabeth Jones, niece of the late John Jones, of Mount Vernon,.
joiner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

El RITE.SH AMERICA.

Takes 110 Salt. /
For ST. JOHN, eB.,
-..• The A I fast-saili Ship
---It-'
- ,
--- It -„ ELIZABETH TLEY,
,D.:ltonEaTso Master;
542 tons register; will have immediate despatch, and affords.a
most eligible conveyance for goods or pat cugers.—Apply on
board, Brunswick bock, or to
CANNON4IIIL,LER, and Co.

&" To tail on the 10th inc t.
For QUEBEC
The A 1 Brig THOMAS UCKER,
ANDREW 'WM AST Master;
(I°PPered and copper-fastened; sails re ikably fast; now re-
JAS cargn iu George's Doek.—For freight apply to Mr.
. LOG AN, or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

2k.'ou• loading i,s No. 2 Graving and pooitiveljon
Thursday next. -'
For QUEBEC and MONTREAL,
'''; The last-sailing Brig ANDROMEDA,
STEWART PATRICK, C.JOITIMander;
315 tons.; in all respects a superior conveyance, and will be de-
spatched positively as abuve.—Apply to
JOSEPH FROSTE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

UNITED STATES.

To-sail positively on the 15th of September.
"las two-thirds of her cargo engaged, and Wit sail punctuallY on
the day stated. -
• -For -ICE W -YO -,
'1" , The very fine regular tradin rst-class American
.4.-:-.7. ~.; -Ship AL ED,
• .
- Captain C. HEEVER ;
%Wien 460 tons; coppered and copper-fastened; sails very
last; is now only on her fourth voyage, and is a very desirable
Conveyance for iloods and Passengers.—For freight or passage
apply "on board George's Dock or to
' WADDINGTON, 110 LT, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

.LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. SEPT. 4.

The present week our market opened with an improved feeling, and
considerable business was done in American, 'at an advance of id per
; -I)ut iluring;the last two' days there has been less disposition to
bay, and waclose the week without chanoe fro our quotations of
Friday last. .Speculators have taken 1,:100 American, 200 Pemams,
and 100 Surat ;. Exporters.l,7so American, and 100 Maranham.

ACCOUNT OP ;SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.

From the 29th ult. to this day inclusive,

SA LBS. Salta
1 Act PO RT S .
DESCRIPTTONS. Prvsly This
of the week. This Prvsly.
Week this Year
this Year Week -7-
• ---,-,—,— • _, ,
Sea Island Georgia 6970 12) 218 6 25d t
Stained Ditto.
Upland Ditto 203490 ' 4300 91 123 •
Ahibama ...... . • • • • i • 84650 3850 81 103
Mobile, 8; 14 3824. 322944
New Orleans ...... .... 231200. 7330 83 14 .
Pernambuco
Aricati and Ceara SI 3073° I°Bo 11333 -- 1 131 344°9
Bahia and Mnaio - 21450 300 121 13/ 1817 26236
Maranham l2* 15 7 -
I 21920 600 6__ 121 5 29770
Sawginned
Para ' 280 0 -:-• 0 - 219
Peruvian 2OOO 0 0. 2126
Demerara and Berbice, 1360 30 13i 4-- . 0 1601
Barbados, 420 0 : 0 7 r
Common Wet India 3330 40 123 -7131 $ 4'l
6031
La Guayra 3OOO 50 12 0
2079
Carthagena 2100 0 0 571
Smyrna - 93
Egyptian . .• 7940 489 15 178 11270 • 9709
Surat and Madras .. • . 48670 620 7 Si 25526
Bengal .-.. ... . .. - .. 'lllO 0 ...:. 0 4285 .
Per public sale this day,
Sea Island
Stained Ditto . 0 0
Bengal
---.--
1672090 19000 11191 731596

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days. Mrn. Ern. lit. Feitirals,
SEPT. IT. M. H. K. F. I.
Tuesday ...' 8 0 4 16 9 Coronation 1831.
Wednesday 9 0.21 0.38 17. 4
Thursday lO 055 1.13 16 9 Mars souths lh 4.5 m M.
Friday ll 128 1 4.5 16 2 Day 12h 54m long.
Saturday 12 2 1 218 15 3
SUNDAY l3 233 254 •14 2 13th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday 14 314 336 12 9 Holy Cross
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

CHOPS OF 1E133. AND 34, AND 1&"34 AND 35, COMPARED;

GtILPH. • •
From I,t October, 183-1, to-data.
July 25--Louisiana,'Mississippi, &c. 504,973
23—Alabama
43,1338

715,984
Crop of last year. 641,435

Present excess 104,5-19
From 3a a:tober,lB.33, to Ist October, 1834.
• Louisiana, Mississippi, &c 454,719
Alabama ....
Florida

641.435
That part of Flori4a's crop sent to Sasannah, Charleston,
and Mobile is included in their receipts.
ATLANTIC.
Savannah and Darien
Charleston and Georgetown 210,263
• North Carolina 31,850
Virginia 30,020

'177,758
The crop of 1E34, as reported, exceeds that of 1833 by 18,318
bales.

Savannah and Darien
Charleston and Georgetown 227,359
North Carolina .. . .. - 33,220
Virginia 4 1,723

563.959
Crop received. , .177,758

Present deficiency. ... 86,201

A TASTE FOR TIIE lIORRIRLE.—In consequence of an exe-
cui ion. haringta ken place here lately, and a knowledge that Oleg
-other wretched men were under sentence of death, it was sup.-
posed-by many that the bitter were to be executed yesterday;
and accordingly, several of those lowers of the horrible, both
male and 'ref-Mile, whose heads, if examined by the phrenolo
• gists; might properly be found to exhibit the bump of hang-
ettraordivary degree, repaired both to the
Kirkdakiand-Borough jail to wttness the sight. On being told
'that two were reprieved, and that it was uncertain whether the
third was to he hanged, they went away quite chopfallen and
disappointed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

WilT inr,rEs.

•
- • rifith, kagto to,call at „Made ity( • -
F 1)4,N1 ItAILA
The Ship INDIAN ,G
J. „H. Wit LIA traander;
" Burthen per register 416 tans:7-16r freight or passage,
(the cabin accommodation being very super or,) early applic4-.
lion must be made to JOHN.GLADSTONE and Cu.

For BARBADOES;
'The Ship BAR'I,O
J. liestsfin9N6, ster.
For freight ofpasslee apply_t9
BARTON, IRLAM, andIIIGGINSON

SOUTH AMERICA.

1 , First Vesta aj.ler the GALL
. . For BUENOS AYR dirdct,
The A 1 coppered regu. trading Barque
.tit ARGENTIN Q-1 tons,
STEPHEN WRIGHT K ,Lso, Commander. „
This vessel was built in Liverpool expressly for the River Plate
trade ; is of light draught of water; sails fast, and has only
tuade one voyage; the cabins have been arranged with great
attention to the comfort of passengers, the 'berths being larger
than in his Majesty's packets.—For freight or passage apply to
KENNETH DOWIE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

NEW SOUTH WALES.

For HOBART TOWN rie(YDNEY,
1. ~., The beautiful fast-s ' ' g Ship
. .A. ..sfe- CLYDE,
N. IRELAND, Commander;
_.
A regular trader; burthen per register 401 tons.—For freight or
:Passage appls to Messrs. W ii.r.i.t sr SMITH and SON, or to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

DEATHS.

On Thursday the 27th ult., after a protracted illness. borne Willi
Christian fortitude, John, son of Mr. Francis Scallion, Rose-place.
On Sunday the 30th ult., aged 3 Tears, Georgina, daughter of Mr.
J. Wood, printer.
On Tuesday kat. aged 5 months, Thomas Edward, youngest son of
Mr. Alston, Bedford-street, Abercrombie-square.
Same day, Thomas, infant son of Mr. John Ward, grocer, Runcorn.
On Thursday last, aqed 33, Mt. Thomas Bromley, plaisterer, of tin. 4
town, second son of Mr. Henry Bromley, Ormskirk.
On Saturday last, at the house of her brother-in-law. Mr. George
Cowper, London-road, aft er a lingering illness, which she bore wttl,
Christian fortitude. Mrs. Mary Currey, aged 27 years, sincerely la-
mented by a large circle of friends.

On Sunday last. aged 15, Anne Jane, third daughter of John Moss,
Esq., of Otterspool.

Yesterday, Mary, the infant daug,hter of John A. Bartlett; BA.,
Pepabroke-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

Eo be .oib.

DESIRABLE RESIDEN
liiesTBllLoD64tEll:lod situateern well-built e venient WEL-
on the h-Side of Cillnin(,-
street East, near Percy-street, with B hs and Fixtures cool-
plete.—Apply to Messrs. SIIACKLETON, WittGwr, and HUN-
TER, Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street. •

•
GAME COCKS TO BE SOLD.
O be SOf.,D to Jig Abroad, about Eighty two-years old
M GAME COCKS, .4( the most celebrated breed in Lanca-
shire, the Property of a Gentleman. ThA?cks are in good
condition, and at,a proper age for lightino. he Purchaser will
be required to enter into a stipulation sates actory to the Vend-
er, that the Cocks will not be retained iu England to be bred
from.
Further particulars may be known -by applying at the Stan-
dard-office.

TO TALLOW-CHANDLERS AND SOAP-BOILERS.
/111-10 be SOLD, (the Proprietor Retiring from 11l Health,)
one of 'the Oldest Establishments in the City of Dublin,
in that trade Upwardi of forty years, now i ll'work, with a
very respectable and large connexion died, both in the
Wholesale and Retail,-commanding at a imes any quantity of
Butchers' Fat, of the best description, i being immediately in
the Vicinity of one of the best Markets. Any purchaser with
a moderate Capital could not fail of realizing an independence.
N.B.—The Stock on hands, Utensils, &c. &c., all of the best
description, will be given at a Valuation.
Application at the P4mises, No. 74, Exchequer-street, or if
by letter, (post-paid,) to PATRICK NOLAN there.

T°be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a D ELLING-
I-10USE, BREWERY, and suitable 0 'ICES, with
Three CLOSES adjoining, containing 3A. . 4t'. of LAND,
after the measure of 8 yards to the perch, sit ein the village of
Wavertree, in the county of Lancaster, an ow in the posses-
sion of Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the proprietor.
The Land is in a high state of cultivation, and lies within two
miles of the town of Liverpool; it is very desirable for building
upon, and will be divided into lots to suit the convenience of
purchasers.
For further particulars apply to Mr. FLEETwoon, at thy.
Brewery, or at the Office of Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solicitor,
Present.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

POST-NIOIITS•

Monday, Tues4l6l'
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday.
Thursda7.

Monday before the
•first Tuesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third Wednesdsl
in every month.
On the 14th and •
last day of
every month.
Tuesday before the
first Wednesday us
every month.
Monday and
Thureday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

Oontratt.

MANCHESTER AND BOLTON RAILWAY.
CONTRACTS FOR WORKS.
THE COMMITTEE of DIRECTORS of the MAN-
CHESTER and BOLTON RAILWAY COMPANY
will meet at the RAILwAr-oeptcx, No. 1, Harriutton-street,
Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th of Octo r, to receive
TENDERS for CONTRACTS for the follyyfng WORKS,
namely 7—aV
-
The Excavating, Embanking, and Forming of that part of
the Line extending from Clifton to Bolton.
Plans, Sections, Specificitions; and form of Tender may be
seen at *Company's Office, Salford, from the 21st instant to
the 12th tif October.
The parties whose Tenders are- accepted will be required to
enter into a Bond with two Sureties for the due performance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 per cent. on the
gross sum contracted for, and the names of the proposed Sure-
ties are to be specified in the Tender.
The Directors will not bind themselves to 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 RITSON, Secretary.

BOROUGH COURT of LIVERPOO .
JAMES ASPINALL, Esquire, M or.
AMBROSE LACE, t
AND Esquir , Bailiffs.
JAMES POWNALL,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,th a COURT of PAS-
SAGE, for the TRIAL of CAUSES depending in the
said Court, will be held before the said Mayor and Bailiffs, in
the Court-room, within the Sessions-house, in Chapel-street,
in the said Borough, an 'Thursday the 10th day of September
next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, of which the Attorneys
of the said Court are required to take notice.
27th August, 1833. . FOSTER, Town Clerk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, SEPT. 7.

The demand for dry Butter is steady ; in pickled there is but little
doing. but limits have been put upon several parcels held here for
sale.—Beef and Pork each meet ready sale.—ln either Barns, Lard, or.
Bacon the sales are only to a trifling extent.
a. s. d.
BUTTER.--Belfast,new
Banbridge, new 7O 0 72 0
Colerain. . ..
'Sligo, old '7O 0 71 0
Derry, old •
' Waterford, new..,...: 70 0 74 0
--
Limerick, new
Cork, new OO 0 72 0
Do. pickled 2ds, new 7O 0— 72 0
Do. dry 3ds, new
Newry 73 0 74: 0

Do. dip Ist, uew OO 0 00 0
Dundalk OO 0 00 0
Carlow, new... 7O 0 74 0 —.
BIIF. F. —New Prime Mess 93 0 102 6 per tierce.
New India 105 0 110 0
POUR
Do.
BncoN, new
DR., o'.d -
DRY HAMS . 42 0 —: 46 0
WET Do 3O 0 34 0 .......
LARD.-"-rirldn - ' ' 44 0 48 0
Bladderea ..,. 48 0 50 0

LIVERPOOL :
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND ..FRIDAY MORNING,

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STREET.
Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton AT'a
Co:, Warwick-square; Barker; Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrooir
Reynell, Chandery-lane; LaWson i Barker; Birchin-lane ; Joseo
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, 1.0113'
bard-street; at Garrawdy's; at the London Commercial Coffee:
house, Mincine-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and North and South Americas
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; ilr. M. Phun, Glasgow., Mr. Wheeler, Exchange'
street, and Mr. Lewis,',Market-street, Manchester; Mr. IVlalle.Cci
Booksellers, Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston; as
Mr. Coupe, .3g, Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

.t.",
."-.4.,,.

s'" •

ESTABLISHED FOR SUPPLYING FAMILIES AND.

THE TRADE,

TO THEIR ADVANTAGE AND SATISFACTION.
No. 6, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LORD-'
SAMUEL HILL, in returning his gratefu acknowledge-
meats to his Friends and the Public for it past favours,
begs to state, that he cow has a Stock of we TEAS, both of
the old and recent importations, calculat in every respect-to
meet the views ofall classes of the community.
Refined and Raw SUGARS, Wax, Sperm, and Composition
CANDLES, PICKLES and SAUCES of every description,
for home use and exportation.

LONDON DYE-HOUSE,
No. 6, PITT-STREET, LIVERPO .
TOHYMATHISON, SILK DYER, from utlon, (successor
tJ to Mr. BRA IK,) begs leave to return grateful acknuw-
ledgrnents to the Nobility and Gentry Liverpool and its
Vicinity for the liberal encouragement w h which he has been
favoured, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their patron-
age. The business is conducted on the improved method cif
Dyeing and Finishing, and now used by the first Dyers in
London, borrowed from the French.

The following Articles are Dyed or Cleaned in superior style;
namely, Silks, Canton Crapes, I3ombasins, Tabinets, Satins,
Velvets, and Shawls, Morines Dyed, Pressed, and Watered.
Satin Damasks, Calico, Prints, Linen, Woollen, Bed and
W i ado w Furniture, Sofa and Chair Covers Cleaned and
(Lazed. Gentlemen's Clothes Renovated. Blankets, Coun-
terpanes, and Carpets Cleaned.

WAUSTIN, 176; DALE-STREET, between the Golden
• Lion and Moss' l Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED
SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, RTABLE
HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRA.VE ING BAG
MANUFACTURER.
Trunks and linperiaLs Fitted to Carriage Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering Trunks, Lugga , &c.
Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as
public patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him
with their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the
various hranches of his Business, and for a series of years
having conducted the first Houses in London, they may rely
upon all Articles in the above line of the first quality and work-
manship, combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per
cent. under the charges usually made in this town.
N.B.—Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Thinks, &c., eze.,
to order.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

PLACES.

France
Malta. (tia France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar.
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds }
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras
Leewurdislands and Demerara
Jamaica Ind Bah comas
Carthagena and La Guayra .
North America
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
sia, and the North of Europe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

The business done in Mediterranean Produce generally this week
has been on a limited scale; for BRIMSTONE there has been but little
inquiry; prices, hOwever, remain unaltered.—SestAG has been in
limited denran I.—AaaoLs and CREAM of TARTAR have been dull of
saIe.—,MADDERS and MAnnEu ROOTS remain in the same quiet state
as for sometime past—There are no sales reported in VALONIA.—For
OLIVE OIL there continues to be a good inquiry, and the stocks are
now reduced to a small compass, with few sellers : prices of Galipoli
lave advanced this week 20s, and other sorts 30s 4' tun ; common Oils
have become extremely scarce.—Pale SEAL OIL has again advanced,
£26 having been paid for some parcels from the warehouse, and 20 tuns
coloured Oil are understood to have been sold from the quay at a
proportionate prices ; for Con OIL there continues but little inquiry.
—6O tuns South Sea WHALE OIL brought by auction £25 15s from the
ship's side.—Pale RATS OIL has further declined in price, and is still
in very moderate request—Ltr SEED sells readily at our quotations.—
The sales of PALM OIL extend to about 230 tons at £27 £27 5s ;in
addition to which 200 tons have been sold to arrive at £27 Iff ton.-01L
of TraessTirn has become very scarce at our quotations.—Baltic
Halle remains dull of sale, but for. East India there is a better demand;
400 bales Sun brought £l7 ton.—ln FLAx no sales are reported.—
The TALLOW market continues very firm at an advance of ad t 9d per
cwt. upon last week's prices ; for South American there is more in-
quiry.

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,

Established a. D. 1820.

New Patients admitted during the month of Aug.... 166
Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist-
ance during the month of Aug
Number since the commencement 19,9 x

Consulting Surgeon, Mr.. Christian.
Surgeons, MI/ Edwards and Mr. Neill.—Treasurer, Mr. J. Knenle`•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

Nett) thttilfrationo.,

Juit Published,
UTH ENTIC REPORTS of. Two rent PROTES-
TANT MEETINGS, held at Exete tall, 'London, on
SATtino,iy, June 211th, and SATURDA my 11th, 1835, to
prove to'protestants of all denominati by authentic 'docu-
ments, the Real Tenets of the Church o Rome, as now heldrb::
the Roman Catholic Priests and Bishops of Ireland.
May be had of It. Picrrrssort, Standard-Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08

Warranted first ti es.. and to sail immediately.
For LINTIN, and will forward Tioolls to C TON, at the
-ship's expense, but shippers' ri ,
Withleave to call at BATAVIA, but where • e will be detained
only a feu; days,d
• The fine Frigate-built Ad armed Ship •
• THOMAS LOWRY,
.JOHN BuLLEr, Commander •
(Ii ho is well acquainted with the trade ; )
`11; .109 tons; sails remarkably fast,- and will be found a very
toperior opportunity. for goods aud.passengers.—For terms, &c.,
apply on board, west side Prince's Dot?-.‘u Messrs. SinisGtu
and MANN, or to - and J; TYRER;