The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-25 00:00:00

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by a Young Man who has already serve an Apprenticeship of
Three Years to an Apothecary an tended One Course of
Lectures in a Scotch University.
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the Compound of Medicine. Salary is a secondary considera-
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ELECTION FOR SOUTH LA N SHIRE.
WE, JOHN BESWICKE ORE ', WOOD, PETER
V HEYWOOD, BENNETT I SKYNS ABRA-
HALL, and WILLIAM BLANSHA It D, Barristers-at-Law,
having been duly nominated and appointed for the Southern
Division of the County of Lancaster, to revise the Lists of
Voters in the Election of Knights of the Shire,
Hereby yine Notice,
That we shall make a Circuit of the said Division, and sold
Courts for that Division, at the following tithes and places,
namely :

At the Sewsions-house, in LIVERPOOL, on Tuesday, the
15th of September.
At the King's Arms Inn, OPMSKIRK, on Thursday, the
17th of September.
At the Moot-hall, WIGAN, on Saturday, the 19th of Sep-
tember.

At the Town-hall, MANCHESTER, on Monday, the 21st of
September.
At the Wellington Hotel, ROC HDA on Wednesday, the
3l or September.
At the Leigh Hotel, NEWTON, on Friday, the 25th of
September, atTen o'clock in the Morning of each day.
And we do appoint the said Town of LIVERPOOL for
revising the Lists relating to the following Parishes, Town-
ships, and Places, namely:—
Aintree
Allerton
Bootle.cum-Linacre
Childwall
Cronton
Crosby Great
Crosby Little
Croxteth Park
Ditton
Eccleston
Everton
Fazakerley
Gurston
Hale
Halewood
Kirkdale
And we do appoint the said
vising the Lists 'elating to the '
and Places, namely :
Alicar
Aughton
Ilickerstaffe
Birkdale
Burecough
Down Holland
Formby
Haitian
Ince Blundell
Kirkby
Lathoui
Lunt
Mid we do appoint the said t
Lists relating to the following
namely ;
Anlezarke
Aepull
Billinge Chapel End
Billinge Higher End
Blackrod
Da!ton
Haigh
Heaton
Hindley
Harwich
And we do appoint the said IA
vising the Lists relating to the
and Places, namely :
Ainsworth
Akrington
Aidwick
Ashton-under-Line
Barton-upon-Irwell I
Blakeler
Bradford and 13eswick
Broughton
Burnage
Chadderton
Cheetham
Chorlton-upon-Medlock
Choi-lion-with-Hardy
Clifton
C rumpsall
Denton
Didsbury
Droylsden
Failsworth
Farnworth
Flixton
Gorton
Harpurhey
Houghton
Heaton Great
Heaton Little
And we do appoint the said
ing the Lists relating to the
and Places, namely :
Ainsworth
Birtle-cutn-Bamford
Blatchinworth and Calder
brook
Bury
Butterworth
Castleton
Crompton
Elton
Heap
Hopwood
And we do appoint the said
the Lists relating to the folio
Places, namely :
Abram
Ashton-in-Mackerfield
Astley
Atherton
Bedford
Bold
Bolton Great
Bolton Little
Bradshaw
Breightmet
Burtonwoud
Cuerdley
Culcheth
Edgeworth
Entwistle
Golborn
Havdock
Hailiwell
Harwood
llulton Little
Hutton Middle
Hutton Over
Houghton, Middleton, and
Ayrbury
Kenyon
And we hereby give Notice, that if any Parish, Township, or
Place, within the said Division, shall have been omitted to be
named in the above Lists, that then the Overseers or Guardians
of the Poor of such place shall attend at which ever of the above-
mentioned Towns shall be nearest to such place. And all
Overseers of the Poor and others, having any thing to do at the
said several Courts, are hereby required to attend the same at
the said Several times respectively.
J. B. GREENWOOD,
P. 11 F.Y WOOD,
B. H. ABRAHALL,
W. BLANSHARD.

Knowsley
liuytott and Ruby
Litherland
Lives pool
Orrell and Ford
Preicet
Speke
Thornton
Tarbock
Toxteth Park
Walton-ou-the-Hill
Wavertree
West Derby
Whiston
Wootton Little
Wootton Much
town of ORMSKIRK for ro-
rullowing Parishes, Townships,

Lydinte
Maghull
bletling
Netherton
North Meuls
°rind:irk
Itainford
Scarishriek
Sefton
Simonswood
Skelmeradale

.mrn of WIGAN for revising the
Parishes, Townships, and Places,

Inee-in-ltdaelterfield
Orrell
Pemberton
Rivington
Tyldesley-with-Shaekerley
Upholland
West Leigh
Wigan
Winstanley

woof MANCHESTER for re-
followiug Parishes, Townships,

Heaton Norsis
Hulme
Kearsley
Levenshultuo
Lever Darcy
Lever Great
Lever Little
Manchester
Moss Side
Moston
Newton
Oldham
Openshaw
• Pendletiury
Pendleton
l'ilkingtou
Prestwich
Radcliffe
Reddish
Rusholme
Salford
Stretford
Tonge
Urmston
Withington
Worsley
avn of R,OCHDALE, for rev's.
diming- Parishes, Tuwnsllips

Middleton
Pilswoi th
ltuyton
Spotland
' Todmorden and Walsilen
Tottington Higher End
Tottington Lower End
Thornham
Walinsley and Shuttleworth
Wardleworth
Wuerdale and Wardle
.own of NEWTON for revisini
ring Parishes, Townships, am

Lawton
Longworth
Lostock
Newton
Parr
Peuketh
Pennington
Poulton-with-I~ernhead
Quarlton
Rainhill
ixton-with-Glazebrook
liumworth
Sankey Great
Sharpies
Southwurth-with-Croft
Sutton
Tungue-with-Haulgia
Turton
Warrington
West lloughtoa
Wanks,
\Viudle , ;
Winwick-with-Hultne
Woolston-with-Nlartinscroft

Lberpeet, Sept. 1, 1835.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN:

(Private Correspondence of the. Morning Pot.
Burma, Saar. 14.—At an early hour on the morning of the
11th, orders were given to Espeleta and Espartero's divisions to
i,ross the upper bridge and proc'end towards Orduna, where it
had been determined to establish the head-quarters of the
Queen's army, instead' of Burgos. The troops went out in
rather a disorderly manner, never dreaming that they had an
enemy so near at hand and advantageously posted. The van•
guard passed the bridge, when the Carlists opened their fire:
and 14 of the Queen's men were actually stretched upon the
ground befpre the marching column was ready to return the
volleys pouring down upon them. The Carlists then drew
back, and the. column moved forward along the main road
leading to Miravalles, when, ou reaching the vicinity of Arri-
gorriaga, the Carlists came down from the heights, and again
attacked the Qtreen°3 troops. Flank companies were sent out
to remove this obstacle, but at the same moment the six bat-
talions placed in ambush fell upon the rear of the Queen's
troops and the engagement became general and animated: The
Carlists fought with skill and gallantry, and had it not been for
the coolness of the 14th Light Infantry they would have taken
the bridge, and by this means cut off the retreat of the Queen's'
men, who were compelled to fall back in a state of disorder.
With the close pursuit, so great was the confusion which pre-
vailed that the battalions of Toro and Cuenca actually threw
themselves from the banks into the river and numbers were
drowned.
As soon as it was ascertained that the divisions were engaged
and hotly pressed, the 7th, 6th, 12th, and 2d British went out
with all haste, and short 4 afterwards thf 3d, with the whole
Spanish garrison, and a few light field pieces.
•Forming on both
sides of the river, they protected the passage towards the bridge.
The Carlists advanced with great intrepidity, and having over-
come the troops which were upon the road, they attacked the
bridge and took it. The 3d British then advanced and dis-
lodged them at the point of the bayonet: Soon afterwards the
Queen's troops returned to Bilboa, the 3d British keeping the
bridge till all was safe, and entering with the 7th.
This defeat was owing to the incapacity of the Queen's offi-
cers : at the same time it proves that the Carlists are not to be
trifled with. Sty many precautions are used to conceal our loss
that it is impossible to state it with anything like accuracy. It
is, however, supposed to amount to frOU, in killed, wounded,
drowned, and prisoners. The latter, it is said, reach 150, be-
sides the capture of 1,200 muskets. The British were only par-
tially engaged,but they had forty hors de combat. Espartero is
among the wounded. The Carlists were commanded by Gene-
neral MoiLeuo, and Don Carlos was also nn the ground. Some
few Carlists were taken by the column, it is said 2G. The Bri-
tish, as usual, made a gallant charge when they attacked the
bridge, but its possession was no longer valuable to the Carlists.
They had 'gained their object, and had driven back the Queen's
' troops. Although the river is open for the British, there is no
security fur any one else ; but the town is equally as much
blockaded as ever in the upper part, and the troops cannot
move either towards Miravalles or Durango. The question,
therefore, is, will Cordova come down to their relief?
SePr.ls, Seven A.M.—Since mine of the 12th the weather
has been so bad that things have remained in statu quo here, but
the Carlists are to be seen in still greater force than before at
the Puente Nuevo, and it is supposed that they have cut up the
roads in different places round that position. It is also sup-
posed that Don Carlos is with them, but nothing is known be-
yond what we can see. The weather is now holding up, and we
may expect that before night something will he attempted by
the large joint forces here; if not, what will England think of
such a large body.of men to be shut up within our walls by a
body of .‘ sans culottes" (as they are called); and without
cannon? More men and money are a sine qua 11071, and even
then . ,* •
Our loss (Cimistinos) the other day I fear was much nearer
500 t ha n 350.
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(Private Correspondence of the Morning Herald.)
YEAR, Sept. 11—Lam in hourly expectation of receiving the
official bulletin of the affair of the 11th, near Bilboa. The fol-
lowing letter from the head-quarters of Don Carlos, will, how-
ever, make you acquainted with the principal, facts. In this
instance, although the Christinos may again talk of a I recon-
naissance," or " an excursion to give a morning's airing. to the
English," they cannot get over the 500 prisor.ers, Queenites
and English, now in the hands of the Carlists. To-morrow you
will receive some interesting matter collected during a three
day's perambulation :
Head-quarters of Don Carlos, Zamora,
two leagues from. Bilboa, Sept. 13.
" The battle of Arrigorriaga has been more glorious for the.
arms of-his majesty than was at the first moment believed; for,
Irons accounts received from Bilboa, it appears that 1200 of the
wounded were brought into that city. The loss of the enemy in
killed is 600 men, of which 300 were drowned near the New
Bridge." The number of prisoners that hare. fallen into our
hands up to yesterday amounts to 500, and hourly deserters are
presenting themselves. We have also taken a great many
muskets and other military equipments. the Queenites ves-
-terday presented themselves on the public walk near Bilboa
and at Begona ; but at the presence of our guerillas tliey
quickly retreated back into the town. To-day we are told
they project a sortie, in order to break our lines, and, if pos-
sible, effect a junction with Cordova, who is anxious to be rein
forced by Espartero.
"Don Carlos left Urgarte yesterday. He is in good health
and high spirits."
It is reported that the Carlists have driven the Queenites
from Guetaria, and taken possession of that fortified sea-port.
The garrison, composed of brave Urbanos, HAVE FLED To

FRANCS
There is no truth, so I am assured, in the report that the
Carlists shot the prisoners made on the 11th. '1 hey are well
treated and well guarded.
Our Bayonne letter, of the 17th instant, states that Colonel
Yriarte had marched towards Tafalla, on the 12th, with a
column of 1500 men, to meet the convoy, escorted by Brigadier
Aldaina, and had safely brought it into Puente la Reyna on
the 13th. Our correspondent gives the following account of
the battle of the 11th, before Biloa :—.'Espartero left that city
on the 11th, with a large column, by the Vittoria road. He had
proceeded only a short distance, when about 10 o'clock in the
morning; he tell in with the Carlists.• After opposing a long
resistance, the Christinos were; et last, obliged to retreat, which
movement was protected by General Mirasol, who had sallied
out of Bilboa with 2000 men and two pieCes 01 artillery. On
reaching the new bridge considerable confusion took place in
the Clui'stino ranks; and the Carlists, who occupied the neigh-
bouring heights, kept up a deadly fire upon them as they re-
treated; The retreating column lost, before it entered Bilhoa,
500 killed, wounded, taken; or drcwned, independently of UK)
wounded they brought,.with them into that city. '