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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

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WEDNEGDAT".

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To-Nioa Row, (Wednesday,) the 22d illstant, at Twelve Oclock,
in. Dempsey. Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, 84v:1-street,
224 Log= Headers.. 1.1.1.41.1,104-;UP4,-..
Being the entire cargo per William Maitiand,lNV.Kalt, Mister,
direct from the Bay,.and now lanilitg;
Also, 237 Logs Cuba MA 11+9eiN Y,-
200 LANCEWOOD" ARS, -
Daily expected to arrive per Merchant,. nd if in tiuxe will be
sold an same day. .
Also, 172 ROSEWOOD.PLANKS,
Of very superior quality.
Also, 50. Wainscot OAls. BILLETS,
Now landing per Maria Sophia, ex l'..iga.—For particulars ap-
ply to DEMPSEY, 11EN.BOW, and Co., Brokers.

TO-moknosr, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant. at-0n9.-oiclock, at
Btichanan and Browne's OMCe., Oldhall reet,
"94 Tons•pritneOuba.FUSTlU,
"t3.Tons t.:"Domingo ,LOGW
._IA Ton BRAZILETTO WOOD,
'209 Pieces'YELLOW WOOD,
Now lantlitreeißolla,lroin Nissan, east side-Prinee's Dock.
BUCHANAN and •BROWNB, 13roliv,ze:

To-moaabw,(Wedneiday) the.22dinstant, at /0 o'clock, at
No. 18, 141xchanke-boildings,
16 Serous Sayer CLICIIIIstEk.L,-•
Just landed ex Sophia, from Coita-Rigi.—APply to
4OHN 'BA-RON, Broker.

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Ty flofe,an account.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant, at'6 ne o'clock, at
William Nevett'a Office; Ruuivil,street,
57 Bales Nassau SFO3GE,
•
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

'To-migtow. (Wednesday,) the 22dinstant, at ne o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, 'Rumford- rent,
Ii Serons Silver COCHL L,
7 Serous Black DITTO.
'Fer further particulars apply to
WILLIAM -NEVETT, Broker.

17(0,10ititow, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant, at 0 o'clock, at
18, Exchange-bliildings,
200 Thiles•Naples, -Sicilian, and Svria'n .M A ER ROOTS.
Apply to logN BARON, Broker.

VHIJ RS DAY.

For the benefit of whom it may concern.
On n THURiDAY.ext;lhe 23a 'instant, at Twelve o' k, on-the
' Quay, Top of -No. I,Grayin Do
2 CHAIN CABLES,'
SaYed.frorn'the wreck of.the'Roliert Peel; about 300 tons regis.
ter, some. Sails, and other Stores.---Apply to Messrs. CHAP.
NAN and *W.4I. ts,' Agents for Lloyd's, or to
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.

For account of the' Uuderwr4ers.
On TRIMSp* Y next, the 2M instant, at Twe, &clock, at
,Walne's Warehouse, Lancelot's-h ,
8 Tons St. Petersburgh Clean HEMP, malted,
Landed eve hampion, from. St. Petersburgia.—Apply to Messrs.
'BUTCHER and SON, Merchants,-or to '
JEE BROTHERS..and LATHAM, Prokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

THE NEW MINISTRY.

At twenty-three minutes past five, Mr. Baring entered the
house, followed by a large number of members of the old whip
party, upon which the house was instantly in commotion —Mr.
O'Connell and a large number of the reform party crossing the
floor, and taking their seats on the ministerial benches. Mr.
O'Connell sat on the treasury bench, as also did Mr. 'l'ooke and
severe; niembers of the ultra-liberal party. After some minutes
the cheerincr-iiitisided; and order was -restored. It should be
, 0
stated tnat. lists of the new ministry were very assiduously
handed about during the period that no business was before die
house; but, notwithstanding, the utmost anxiety was exhibited
by hon. members to hear the official announcement from the
ministerial bench. • '

NEW WRITS.

Mr. F. BARING rose amidst profound silence, and moved the
following writs in succession :—A new writ for
CAMBRIDGE (Town)—in the room of the Right Hon. T. S.
Rice, who-had accepted the office of Chancellor of the Exche-
quer. . . _ _

NORTHUMBERLAND (North)—in the room of Lord Viscount
Howick, who had accepted the office of Secretary at War.
NUTTING/JAM—in the room of Sir John Cam Hobbouse,
Bart., who had accepted the office of President of the Board of
Control.

MANCHESTER—in the room of the Right 1-ion. Chas. Poulqtt
Thomsen, who had accepted the office of President of the Board
of Trade.

EDINBURGH—in the room of Sir John Campbell, who had
accepted the office of Attorney-General.
PENItYN and FALMOUTH—in the room of R. M. Rolfe, EBq.,
who had accepted the office of Solicitor-General.
KIRKCUDBRIGHT—in the room of the Right Hon. R. C. Per-
gusson, who had accepted the office of Judge Advocate General.
TOTNESS—in the room of Lord Seymour, who had been ap-
pointed one of the Lords of the Treasury.
NEWPORT—in the room of W. H. Ord, Esq., appointed one
of the Lords of the Treasury.
STIRLING (Burghs)—in the room of Lotd Dalmeny, appointed
one of the. Lords of the Admiralty.
ELGIN (Burghs)—in the room of Colonel Leith Hay, who
had been appointed Clerk of the Ordnance.
LEITH—in the room of J. A. Murray, Esq., appointed Lord
Advocate of Scotland.

DUNDEE—in the room of the Right Hon. Sir Henry Parnell,
appointed to the office of Paymaster-General and Treasurer of
the Navy.
CAsiiim—in the room of Mr. Serjeant Perrin, appointed At-
torney-General for Ireland.

DUNGARVON—in the room of M. O'Loughlin, Esq., ap-
pointed Solicitqr-Ueneral for Ireland.
CLACKMANNANSHIRE AND KINcOSS•SHIRN—in the room of
Rear-Admiral Adam, appointed one of the Lords of thb Ad-
miralty.
' [The following incident created some sensation Baring,
•in moving the writ for Dungarvon, designated Mr. O'Loughlin
as Serjeant O'Loughlin, upon which Mr. O'Connell corrected
him in an audible whisper—" No, no—Michael O'Loughlin-7
not Serjeant." This was instantly met by cheers from the op-
position, which were continued for some minutes.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We thank B. for his information; but we know all about it
Some blockheads cannot keep their own secrets. We heard
of the correspondence even before it reached America. We
see the same correspondence in a London newspaper btt
we ,do not combat with shopmen; we hold his masters re
sponsible, and we bide our time.

"JusTuriA" is unfortunately a day behind the fair.
We wish Ot P. would call, or favour us with his name.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

;77 ipping .gnictitgettti.

FRIDA7I.,Asqm. 17.—Noon, Mind N;N.E, torN.N.W..4resb breeze
Au:al:van—George the Fourth; Philips ; and Miranda, Colin, 'from
and' Dublin-,-Anna Maria, Strickney, 'St John's', N B-2-Mary;
Bayle, Smyrna—Deux Amis, Ferrete, Charente—Louise, Pederson,
from 'Llinsoud.
AllCo ikaaivan—Reformi Murray, fm WestportEuplieniiiii. Jarvis,
from Ballyshannou.-St Patrick, (steamer) from Cork, and Green Isle,
(stesnier) from Drogheda.
SAILED—Lively, Beveridge; for Pernambuco—nonse, X#teiaitr, for
Groningen—Dibdin, ;. Home, Duncan.; and John and Robert,
hl`Kachine, Haseltorr, BayOlialeur—Malay,
Hutcheson, for Montreal—Hope. Grivishire ; Cambrian, 'toper ; Car-
ticks, Potts ; Star,; Squires ; and lierettles, Watson, for Newfound-
land—George Canning... TiMothy, ebulon; Poster, Halifax
-Samuel Freeman, Black, Cumberland, N S-z-Letitia,
Charente-;-Eupliemia; Wilcockson, 'nai*ana-zgliza, Ibuneli, Madeira
ia, Brown. Buenos Ayres—George,. Day, Richibucto 'and
Benjamir, Shaw ;- Watkins, d6—Thomas Crisp; 'Crisp,: Constantinople
—Constant, Van Sehie,Antwerp—Maguasha,Taylor, for Miratnichi—
ST'LaY, St John, N B—Ardent, Ila:mburgh—Ann
M'Kenzie; hUDonald, Jamaica—Lancaahire-Wlteb-,-Grayson; Trieste
—Eli Whitney,illarcii ; South America, Waterman'; t Lawrence,
Blinker and Btiasi-Riehard4, Rossiter, forrN6vr York-;-Pfiragcili; Wil-
kinson, Narva—Manley, , Walsh, Philadelphia—John Beoe.g Turner,
Cadiz—Carena, Hayden,' Leghorn. •

Emma; Parry ; andlo*fin Souchar,
Rapid; Rosewall, from Naples. at Leghorn.
Yris,"Zaracendique, hence, at Bilboa.
Hannah, Holmes, hence; at llehioet.

lenee, at Genoa,

5...1. tit ..

The Swift. with a general cargo for Man Chester, sunk in the
river list night-=crew-saved. ; Severalbales of cotton washed on shore
at Seacombe, and near the Rock. .
•
YoutlnaLL,' April 14:—The lles-oliition, Nugent, 'for Liverpool; lii
go ing!out: yesterday; grOunded on the Bar and remained some time;
she got off on the flood and proceeded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

To mall 25th instast.
For D E M"E RAII A the new ritish-built Ship
HESPERIIS, ROUT.lli'Dow , Commander, bur-
; then- per register 330 tons.— or freight or passage,
it an excellent cabin, apply. to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Cu:

Intended to tail on Saturday morning ne , the 2eith instant.
.For BARBAD S,
_The Barque A R H U S A,
DATID H UTC H I N Master;
,Lying east side Brunswick Dock, For freight or
'age apply to HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholme-square.

riN Will sail positively on the 2 May.
For ST.' THOMAS-and HOND RAS, the well-
! 4 known Brig ANFIBLD; A 1, co' bred and copper-
' fastened, having great part of r cargo engaged.--
freight or usiage apply to Mr. .og. PATTF.USON, 5,
rlotteLstreet, maiitheßter; MATTHEW CROZIKR, 13, Goree.
itis, or to F% F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Gotee-piaizas.

. To sail immediately(
•• For DEMER,ARA., the finer HOPKINSON,
• _JON W IHITEi Cultutander.— r freight or passage
apply on boardthe vessel, Waterloo Dock, or to -
,NICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS.

•,
have 41$c despatch, having tiro-liar:is ter cargo, engaged,
For DBM ERAR A, the' fin egrs Ship, LAURA,
G. E.Tonitg; Master ; h , utiti ' tons • Affording
excellent accommodations for sienge-rs.—F4i- freight
" or passage apply to
JOS. JONES and CO.. Excihttnge=allev West.

MUTH AMERICA.

be de3patcheij immediately, having the gristest part of her
carg9 engaged, and now goi,rg on board.
remarittably fine Yarmouth-
built Brig ICBNI, Captain LWv ; A 1, 180 tans per
register, coppered, a remarkably fast sailer, and will
ound in every respect a first-rate conveyance.—For,terms
.eight or passage, haring superior accobemodations, apply on
•d, in the George's Dock. or to W. and J. TY HER.

UN:TED STATES.

To sail on the 28th ins nt.
Intended to 'be a regul Trader.
For NEW YORK, the .ver , fine first-class NEW
American Ship BROOKLY , Capt. RICHARDSON;
burtlien 450 ; copper-fastened; and cnppered • this
ige, built of the best materials, sails remarkably fast, and is
very respect a very chdice conveyance for goods and pas-
4ers.—For freight orpassage apply to Captain RICHA a osoN,
inard, in We Prince's. Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.
he Captain and Consignees will nut'• be accountable for an•y
its contracted by the Crew.

For BOSTON, the very fist-sailin no;ily-copperOd
-'"American Ship MEJUSTIC, Ca uin 490
. .
tons Per register, and will kejin diately despatched.
"
ft:eight or passage apply the 111aster,on board
iitzle`Piince's Dock, or to
WILLIAM SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

FRIDAY

On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant,-at Twe e o'clock, at T. and
H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, E ange-buildings,
30 Tierces Jamaica CO 'FEE.
Apply to Messrs: FERGUSON, MILLER, and Co., Merchants,
or T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, at Twelve o' ock, at Jonci,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale reet,
898 East India Dry
164 Valparaiso Dry HIDES,
119 Pernambuco Dry Salto
-27 New South Wales Pr It.)
3000 Ditto OX HORNS,
8 Bales HARE SKINS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

OD FRIDAY next; the 24th instant, at One k, at Bateson
and Horafall's Office, Lower Ca -street,
250 Tons fine Campeachy WOOD,
Now. landitig ex Amity,' from Lag a.—Apply to Messrs.
RICHARDSON and PEMBERTON, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On FuinAir .next, the 21th instant, at Twelv o'clock, at Mr.
•Gibb's Warehouse, Bridgewat -street,
.- About 604 Tons PAL O I L,
The entire cargo per, Sir HowUrd 1) glas.—For. particulars
apply to DUNCAN Grua, EN., or to •
HENRY GLYNN, Broker,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

TO HOTEL AND 'TAVERN-KEEPERS

rEIO be LET, the ROYAL RAILROAD HOTEL and
'AVE,Ji RN in Westland-rows Dublin, just completed,
and. built expressly for the purpose, for which a License has
been obtained.

It contains a spacious Coffee-room, 40 feet by 36 feet, a com-
modious Bar and Tap-room,. with a separate entrance, eleven
lofty Bed-rooms, Witter Closets on e floor, excellent
Kitchen, Larder, and Pantry, caps Wine, Spirit, and
Me Cellars, Coal Vaults, and ev other accommodation
requisite for carrying on• Business on an extensive scale; and
the Proprietor has reserved Ground adjoining the Building for
the extension of it, if found necessary.
The Hotel is situate in the most improving part of Dublin,
exactly opposite the Railway Station House, where Passengers
(by the London, 'Liverpool, and Holyhead Steam-packitts)
are brought from Kingstown as the Mails are now, and have
been Conveyed by the Railway since the sth instant.
A more desirable opportunity of embarking Capital with a
certainty of a profitable retiirn has seldom been offered to the
public.
A Lease of 000 Years will be given, and the first six months
free of Rent. ' •
Application to-be made to the Proprietor, JOHN LEE, at is
Newspaper and Advertising Agency-otlice, 35, Henry-street,
Dublin. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATIONS.

In the present most unfortunate and alarming state
of the country it is the duty of every man who has any
regard for the land in which he lives, the church in Which
he worships, the liberty which he enjoys, to become a
membe,r of the CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION formed in his
own immediate vicinity.

It is with no smail degree of pleasure we perceive that
these valuable and important institutions are spreading
far and wide, taking for their model the principle on ,
which the SOUTH LANCASHIRE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIA-
TION has been established. Character, intelligence, pro-
perty, respectability, and true loyalty are combined for
one great end—the support and preservation of ".the
best interests, and the sacred and venerable institutions
of the empire. The object of these societies is of the
purest and noblest kind. Their members are the faithful
adherents of the monarchy, and the unbending enemies
of all those who seek the destruction of the church of
England and the protestant religion. There is no
secresy in their proceedings; they entertain no opinions
which they do not boldly avow; they uphold peace,
order, and the laws. In a word—"THE MONARCHY AND
THE CHURCH, THE HONOUR, INDEPENDENCE, AND WEL-
FARE OP ENGLAND" is their motto.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

To be Let.

rvo be LET, .the,OFFICES lately oecupieOryDobson and
1 Gill. in Cotton-court, Sweeting-strOel yoniisting.of thleo
Rooms, with or without an.excellent WitrOfruse. adjoining.
Apply to DOBSON and GILL; No. 1, Chapel,stroet.

T 0 be 'LET. in crown Chambers, Itedcross:strevt,-a tram-
her of OFFICES, tit various sizes. Alio, several
iwell-
lighted
ROOMS, suitable for Mechanical. p .poses.
These Premises have recently under e an extensive and
thorough Repair, and the RONDED V ',TS .(KNon.t.tes)
underneath, now rendered equal to any in town, are ready to
receive Wines and Spirits, on moderate terms; or will be
Let in small detached compartments.
Apply to GOLESOUNE and Doeßs, on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

APRIL 14,

• The King ,has been pleasedtOpreient the Rev. Thomas Allbntt
B.A. to the vicarage of Dewsbury, in• the county and diogfse;o
Ytirk,Aroitiby th6deatkof the'dev. John Buck*orth:

INSOLVpyy.
April 11.—Thomas teigh,tonTerg, Cornhill, vintner.

BANKULT'PTCY ANNULLED.
Philip Howe Daniel, tosbnry, Heiefordshiie, eider-merchant.

BANKRUPTS.

Alexander Goodbody, Ludgate-street. London, tailor.—.lolin Clay
ton, Iluxton, Derbyshire, draper.--William Dix, Burslem, Stafford
shire, draper..—Job u Henry SeWard; • I;pominstPr.
wine-merchant.--Jose ph M arobetti, Torquay, Devonshire, victualler
,--Stephen 'Wright' IfanisOn' and William IfOrisen; TOieinOtith•
ortlintuberla.ml,•scriveriers. u:nes §helden, Walsall, Staffordshire,
publican.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

WEST INDIES .AND MA Li kIRA.

John and Eliza, Smith, fm St Kitt's, with 1 tce 47 brls sugar, 70
pns molasses, pns rum, 15 hrls 3 kits tamarinds,' 07 hxs arrowroot, 4,
luls 3 kgs pickles, 1 jar pickled pepper, 3 hmprs ginger, 2400 cocoa
nuis, Ibx pepper, T Nl`Tearantl co-1 qr esk rum, 7k brls tamarinds,
1 brl 1 tnk 1 bx atrowtoot, 1 jar pepper, Order—K Dk
Rapid, Davidson, fm Kingston, Jamaica, with 97 brls 106 tcs 3 11. f
coffee, W F Porter-8 bras It tcs do, J y Lopez-45 tes do, J Ilall &co
—3 brls 20 tes do, Ferguson, Miller and co-1 hrl 12 tcs do, 3' Adams
—8 brls do, Kers, Imrie and co-10 tea do, H H Cohen and co=l brt
do, E Baker-41 hrls 165 tea d0..1 Mulholland-20 tes do, It, Addison
—29 bras.B tcs do, W Parker-29 buts 3 tea 125 bags do; Id and II
Josepll,-2 cks hats retd, .1 Muir-49 bales cotton., 4 srns indigo, 3 cks
1 brl turtle shell, Ferguson, Miller, and co-560 salted hides, 1.4, Mur-
bv..44.ltds 10 tes stigar,2 hds Madeira wine, 50 pkga saccades, about
td about 161 o ebony, W F Porter-1 cast linen' and 'cotton
retd, JrHozi.er-26 pkgssuccades, about 5t15 c ebony pkge desk 19
pus rum, F Singleton-1 pkge suceades, WII Parker--W Dk •
Amity. 'Jefferson, fm 14,34,pu1a, with about 250 t logwood, Richardson
and Pemberton-4 Dk •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

WEDNESDAY.

ROBBEEY BY- ft.MAII.INE STuktlL KEEPER.
Militias Williams, the keeper of a marine store shop in this
town, was indicted for stealing three hales,of cotton, consigned
to Messrs; Kershaw, cotton dealers, of Manchester, by Mr.
Bower, and Thomas Powell, a man of respectable appearance,
who dealt in waste-cctton, at Manchester, was indicted fur re-
ceiving the same
.knowing it to have been stolen. It appeared
from the evidence that the cotton was stolen from the prosecu-
tors' premises onAlie,lsth March, and that on the same day
it was shipped by one of the New Quay Company's vessels, by
the prisoner Williams, for Manchester, where it was received
by the prisoner Powell; and that it was sold by him to a respect-
able cotton manufacturer, of Manchester, at a fair market
price. The case was quite clear against Williams, but the evi-
derite to prove a guilty knowledge on the part of Powell failed,
r
and he Was acquitted; but the jury found Williams guilty, and
the Recorder sentenced him to 14' years' transportation. The
Recorder also admonished Powell to be more cautious iu his
dealings for the:future.
SERIOUS ROBBERY.

A womanof depraved character, named Sarah Pearson, was
indicted for having robbed Robert Keyhan, a publican, residing
near Bliickburn, of £4O and a memorandum book. From the
evidence of the prosecutor, who resides at Ostwaldwisle, near
Blackburn, it appeared that he arrived in Liverpool on the 25th
of March, on business •, but, being also desirous of enjoying
himself, he proceeded towards the theatre in Williamson-
square. On his way through Tarleton-street, in company with
a friend, he met three women, one of whom came up to him,
thrti.kt her hand into his pocket, and stole a purse and memo-
randutn book. The former contained a £3O Bank of England
note and ten .sovereigns, and the- other some valuable memo-
randums. He endeavoured to seize the woman, but some one
struck him a blow on the head and knocked, him down. The
women made their escape. He missed a handkerchief
from his coat pocket. me one produced is that which was then
stolen.

Bonfield and Lynch, two watchman, said they received infor-
mation of the rohbery and a description of the women, and on
the. Saturday morning following they proceeded to a house
in tlarringtou-street, where they apprehended the prisoner.
When they were entering the. house the prisoner perceived
them and threw from the window the handkerchief produced.
The prosecutor identified the handkerchief as his, and swore
positively to the 'prisoner's person. She was found guilty and
..sentenced to seven years' transportation.

1110LE.NT STREET ROBBERY.

. -
• Patrick M‘Dattiel, a fellow of forbidding appearance, was
indicted for robbing a man named Samuel Riding of two
twv.ereigns,- fifteen shillings, and a watch. It appeared from
the evidence that the complainant, a few uiglit* ago, got in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

SOUTH AMFRICA.

Elizabeth Radcliffe, Radcliffe, fn. Lima; with 278 bls m'clise, 768
bls wool, A Gibbs and Spn—l3 bales wool, 2 bls skins, I ese.pistol
Lovegrove and Leathers-28 hales sheep's wool, 2360 bags nitrate go-
ds, •Order-1611 dry hides, 3 bales Skins 50001 h copper ore Huth
and eqr,-t) Dk

s.,
Adelaide, Damrell, fm Bahia, with 611 bags (Mann 1280 dry salted o
and c hides 7 cs sugar 180 planks rosewood 817 ps fustie 2 boxes'spe-
eimens natural history, Order-16 bags cotton. 200 dry salted o and c
hides, Golborne and Dobbs—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

WHITEHALL, AlARcit 23.

The King has been pleased to present the Rev. William -Witllace
Duncan to the church and parish -of-Orr alias err, in the stewartry of
Kirkcudbright and p_resbytery of DuinfrieS, vacant the.. death of
the Rev. JqinigiiC Whir. • •2: •• • ' ' . •'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

GEN ERA 4 STEAM .NAVIGATION COMPANY.

. ForeTO. Packet:— •• • •
THE• GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION.
CO M PAN I'S first-rate and superior PACK-.
ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE,, LONDON,
• ,for_
HAMISU RUH, (carrying his Majesty's,Al/s,) every Wed
liesday and• Saturday, early in the Mornin i.returning every
Wednesday and Saturday, •.
itorrgitrwi and the RHINE, ( rving his Majesty's
Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturda Morning, at Seven
precisPly,refurning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning.
ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from
the Postoffice, every Thursday Marning, a(:Nine precisely,
returning every Sunday at the same hour.
OSTEND, every 'Saturday Morning, vaunting every Tues-
day night.
CALAIS, eyery :Stinday orpin,y., .ori and after:Wed-
nesday; the 15th of April, every Wednesday and Sunday Morn-
ipg,. returning every Sureday.and Weitnesd.ay
BOULOGNE,- every Thursday, ,Morning, commencing the
16th Of April, returning.evervillonday: , •
BRIG HTON ,fot DIEPPt, every 'Saturday, returning every
Wednesday. .
,Applications for freight, .on the Rotterdam, and Antwerp,
stations, to be made to,Messrs. DE Bta gad RAHN,. 4, Crescent,
Mipories; on the Other. stations to Mr. NORMAN, .1, WateX-
lane,, Tower-street, Information may also be obtained from.
Messrs. H ALL, Wharfiugers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. ScstEs,
Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CA RTEP, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK,
Agent, Brighton; Messrs. Cow tE and si‘N,- Foreign Newspaper
Office, 3U, St, Martin's-le-Grand.; Mr. COLMAN, 61, Charing-
cross; dr. UN DEN wool), 56, Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle,
Regan Circus, Piccadilly; and at the Office of the Company,
69,,Loinbardostreet.
Powerful Steam Packets, may be engaged for. Towing and
Excursions. - CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam Navigation Company,
60, Lombard-street. London.

. SALAD DRESSING .
OF VERY SLIPEItIOII, :FLA.VOUR,
i
FOIL k•ILADS, SFIEI,I F 1,511, COLD ME. 11S, 4- c •
Pre-pared and SOld WhOleiaTe and net. - by .
OWEN- AND GERDES,.
9, CIIIIRCH-STREET, LIVER QL,
A DItE'SSING; FOR SALAD, &c., wh h can be at all
..t*. ' tine's available, and warranted to keep unimpaired in
any,cligiale has long !wen a desideratum.
'The great trouble ,and waste ex_perienced by Housekeepers
and Proprietors or fit)Wts in mixing a Dressing for Salad, Shell
Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty 9f.
its flavour and strength, have induced OWaN end Grans to,
prepare thii article. which completely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it/alike invaluable to the epicure and'the eco-
nomist. ' .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

THE LITTLE HALF-FLEDGED FOREIGN

SECRETARY.

A considerable degree of amusement was created yes-
terday afternoon at the Exchange NeWs-room by the
appearance of an address to the noble lord who has ac-
quired such celebrity by his skill in " upsetting coaches"
and in " appropriating'? a .surplus from an inadequate
revenue. That we may pay all due respect to the ad-
dressers and the addressed, here it
_is just as icreached
us, freih from the anvil:—

toxicated at a.public-houte in Standish-street. He left there
about eight o'clock to go home; and as soon as he got out-
side he was knocked down by two men, who robbed tihn of
the money and watch. He was so much in liquor, that he could
not identify the men,. but a little girl, who was playing in the
neighbourhood, and saw the transaction, described their persons
to the police officers, and the prisoner, who had been in the
public-house with the complainant, was apprehended. The girl
swore to his identity, and the jury having found him guilty, he
was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment in Lancaster
Castle. The recorder then re-called Riding, the prosecutor,
and informed him, that in consequence of his being drunk when
robbed, he should not allow his expenses. In the presentations
made by the gr:nd jury, to the effect that many of the street
robberies were attributable to prosecutors themselves from their
drunken habits, he perfectly concurred; but he thought, under
such circumstances, it was too much to burthen the county with
the expenses of prosecutions, Riding then lett the court, quite
chopfallen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

IMPUDENT ROBBERY,

Anne Murphy, employed with Mr. Regan, eatiughouse-
keeper, in Dale-street, was indicted for robbing her master
of £l3, under the following circumstances :—lt appeared that in
the early part of January Mr. Regan placed in a drawer in one
of his bed-rooms the above sum, iu notes and sovereigns, which,
the day afterwards, suddenly disappeared. There was another
female servant in the house as well as the prisoner, and both
denied all knowledge of the money. Nothing was heard of the
case until a month afterwards, when the prisoner was detected
in stealing half-a-crown. A constable was sent for and she was
taken to Bridewell, and, while undergoing a minute search.
Mrs. Bacheldor, the wife of the Bridewell-keeper, found the lOst
£l3 secured between the lining and upper leather of her shoes.
These facts were proved, and the prisoner was found guilty, and
sentenced to six months' imprisonment.

ME GRAND JURY.
The gentlemen of the grand.inquest entered the court with
their last bills at about one o'clock, and made the following
presentment to the court, which having been read by the town-
clerk they were discharged, his worship the mayor politely
thanking them for their services :
The grand jury cannot allow themselves to separate without
expressing their deep regret that any delay should have occur-
red in the establishment of a day-police in this borough, a mea-
sure, as it appears to them on referring to the present calendar,
of the most urgent necessity, inasmuch as a vast number of the
Offences brought under their view have been committed by ju-
venile offenders in the face of open day; nor has it escaped
Their observation, that the demoralizing influence of intoxica,
tion has given a character of reckless daring to the proceedings
of offenders which can only be met by iucreased vigour and de-
termination on the part of the local authorities ; and the gran
jury have further been called upon to remark, that iu very
many instances parties who have suffered by theft and robbe•
ries have themselves been chiefly instrumental towards their
own losses, owing to the helpless and brutal state of drunken-
ness in which they hive offered themselves an easy prey to those
who are ever ready to-take advantage of their condition. There
is one marked feature in sonic of the cases which have been
submitted to the grand jury, demanding universal correction,
namely, the facilities afforded by the lower class of Marine
store-keepers for the reception of stolen goods; the means thus
given for disposing of them offers the greatest encouragement
to theft, and although the grand jury are not prepared to state
what would be the most effectual mode of obviating this grow-
ing evil, they are, nevertheless, of opiuion that some means
might be devised for checking so nefarious a system. The
grand jury agree to re-elect all the officers as usual, and to con-
firm all ancient rights and privileges.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

FEMALK.EMIGRATION`2TO AUSTRAIIA:

The Committee for promating,the gritigratinn-of4iVagle-WOntexi to
Australia, acting under the authority.of his,Majesty's Secretary
Of State for the Colonies, hereby give notice tha
The superior new Ship, CANTO. ; of 510 tabs; - car-
ry nig „an experienced Surgeon, at Matrons, to; secure
The comfort and protection o to Emigrants. during
-- the voyage, will Sail from GIL "ESENID,ionTIiOIS-
Daxethe..;it/th Of, April instant, -(beyond whiclx,dajy'she!will on
no account be detained) direct for SYDNEY.
His Majesty's Government,•in order to errenerar,e the Ethi-'
gration of Single Women and Widows of good character to the
Australian Colonies, where. the number of. Females, as com-
pared witirthe entire population, is greatly deficient, and where
coaspquently all
,who.maysonduct themselves with .discretion
and industry may. calculate in time importantly, to benefit their
condition, has authorised the Emigration Chnimittee td grant a
Emu, v,0§m:4140-suaislNGLE,FEMALESiletwiseir
15 and 30 years of age, as the committee may ascertain •to be
likely to• conduct themselves creditably and Usefully in the
Instructions have been, recently transmitted by the Colonial
Secretary of Statedo the Goyernor'at Sydney Airecting.hina to
provide for the receptid3i and •to •take'caro of,' protect, and aid
all the Females on their first arrival in 'the Colony, who may
proceed under the sanction of theConniiittee: They will be. in-
formed, on landing, of the various Situations to be obtained; and
will make their own election in engaging themselves; they will
not be subjected to'any restraint, but will be, to all intents and
Purposes,.perfactly free io' het. and sleddilffer themielves.. Rebry
Female that, any statement .to the contrary is
utterly destitute of truth:
Married Agricultireist4 Gardeners, and Shepherds good•:chaL.
racier, will be assisted byµ loanlipm:.Gooernment, to the.extent
of 'I:2J each family, towards .paying their' Passage; a limited
fitunber. of such; FiunilieS;Will, When, ,they .haVe- Obtained 'the'
sanction of the Committee, be allowed to proceed, on liberal
terms, by this conveyance; but no Person.will be permitted to
'partake of this advantage untit.tho Committee-are quite satisfied
that his. character .affords just ground .to • believe.that. be will
'maintain his family by steady, industry, and be useful in the
`Colony to which he proposes to go. •
Persons,iu this part .of the country who may be : desirous .to
avail themselves of the important advantages thus offered them
should apply•ai early as possible to ' -
LIEUT. LOWS, 11:1'sL;t
Government Einigration.Office,3,l,,Uniun-street, Liverpool.
• Liverpool,.6th Apit, IRM.'

' eroaottotor.

Intended to sail an Afonda P.rt:
4 For GREENOCK, the!fine A Brig EUROPE,
3- R.. LAwsn7s,' Master ; 272 to tegister ; lying .in
'Queen's Dock,—For freight app vto
„JAS.:4IOOLE and Co:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

Importo.

AFEIC 4.

John and Marion Christ.al, ChristaL fm Larache, Coast of Barbary
with 49s bags wool 49 bdls try.o and c Wes 16 het arutrriti tialt;3
leather 15 bags seeds, J Caton and co—K pc
•:., •
EEAST"t INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,

Memnon, Ekin, fm Calcutta, with 668 bags saltpetre 830 hgs sugar
300 bags rice, 163 bags tines), 168 hales coot' bides, 7 bales hide cut-
tings, 6S bags 1496 logs redwood. abt 6 t buffalo horns, abt 3 t buffalo
horn tips, 7 bWbiitfalo hides, C Fletcher tind co-14 bl+safflower, 11
land T Willis-1 bx coral's, Ibx Delhi scarfs, Order—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

POPERY

"The papers from London have confirmed the truth of the
news yesterday. We find that popery has triumphed over pro-
testanlism—that perjury has triumphed over truth—and that
the enemies of all religion have made common cause with the
enemies of protestantisiu, in order to spoliate the Irish Pro-
testant Church."

The foregoing is the introductory passage of a letter from the
private correspondent of the Standard,, at Paris, dated Paris,
April 5, and we have given it this prominent place as an in-
stance cola strict and literal truth, ut the certainty of which the
writer had no doubt—but which is in strict accordance with the
actual facts—though at the same time the author could have
only had a general impression of them. Popery has triumphed
over protestantism in the late majority. That majority con•
sists of thirty-three. Precisely thirty-three papists voted in
that majority, and triumphed over the protestautism of the em-
pire. . It is a most singular coincidence—but no less true than
remarkable. Here are their names :

1 Barron, H. W. lB O'Connell, Daniell
2 Barry, lll9 O'Connell, Johu
3 Bellew, R. M. 20 O'Connell, Morgan John
4 Bellew, Sir P. 21 O'Connell, Maurice
5 Blake, 22 O'Conor Don
6 Bodkin, 23 O'Ferrall, R. M.
7 Brady, 24 0' Dywer,
8 Bridgman, 25 O'Loghlen,
9 Finu, '26 Power, Pat. •
10 Fitzsinaon, Christopjler 27 Roche, William
11 Fitzsimou, Nicholas 28 Roche, David
12 Lynch, 29 Ronayne,
•
13 Maher 30 Shell
14 Mullins, 31 Sullivan
15 Nagle 132 Talbot, J. H.
16 O'Brien, Cornelius 33 Wyse.
17 O'Connell, Morgan
But another observation of the sagacious writer which was
still to be verified at the time he wrote, by a list of the majority,
is not less observable for its unpremeditated exactness. " Per-
jury," says he, " has triumphed over truth." Yes, every one'
of those thirty-three had taken a solemn oath not to use any of
the privileges of membership to disturb or weaken the protestant
church establishment. Yet these very thirty-three (and they.
include almost every man in the ,house to whom such an oath is
tendered) did vote for the disturbance and weakening of the
protestant church establishment. We mark the word establish-
ment as it occurs in the oath, emphatically; because the tem-
poralities are, part, not of the religion—but of the establishment
of protestantistn.
Protestants of the empire, look to these facts. The foresworn
Irish Roman catholic members (we do not now allude to the
quasi•protestant nominees of the priests who sit in the heuse)—
but the absolute popish members have triumphed—by an act of
open and flagrant perjury—over the protestant established
church of the realm; and the feeling of English protestaets has
been overborne by THIRTY-THREE Irish Romanists.
In conclusion—let this fact be trumpeted to the people of
England :
That A MAJORITY OP THIRTY-THRKR IRISH PAPISTS HAS
DECIDED FOR THE PLUNDER AND DESTRUCTION OF THE PRO-
TESTANT CHURCH INARELAND; and let this be added—That
the very same majority may detelmine °lithe plunder and destruc-
tion of the protestant church in England.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-17

ST. JAMES'S-PALACE. APRIL 8.

The King has been pleased, 'on. the nomination of Visconnt Here-
forti, to appoint Thornas.C. Siminons,'Esq., one of his Majesty's
lion.-Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Daniel Bullock, Esq.. re-
signed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

MEDITERRANEAN.

. .
ror CONSTANTINOPLE and G ATEZ, the
fine fast-sailing British-built Brig ARBINGER,
.. !etc, 268 tolls; ROBERT FARMAN, Ma ; will sail an the
..
Ist May, positively, having room f only a few tons of
!"(Is.—For freight or passage apply to Mr. THOMAS PATT.F.R-
--"I 5, Charlotte-street, Manchester, or to
F. F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Goree-piazzas.

On amount of whom it marAoncein.
On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at,Twelve o'clock, on the
hi, Qum', east side of Claretic ock Basin,
A Quantity of RIGGING, Patent T SSES, IRONWORK,
BLOCKS, and ot • STORES. •
Saved from the wreck of the Lancaster, about 300 tons.—Apply
to N. HURRY, Broker.

BS Llessrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On Fait)Av next, the Ist. of May, at Two, !clock in the ari
noon, at-the Golden. Lion Inn; Dale- reef, Live
,pool,
QEYERAL Lpts of valuable' FreehoBUILDING LA
desirably situated between 'St down lane, (opposit
Upper Parliament-street,) and NY ertree-lane, bounded orei
west by Land of Mr: Cardwell and Others, on the east-by La
belonging to the representatives of the late T. Earle; Esq., ti
containing by estimation 19A. la. and 23e. of Laud; of
statute measure, or thereabouts.
'For.further particulars apply at the Office of Alessrs.
and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basnett-street, where a Plan may
seen.

EX'IENSIVE fiA.LE OF MOD is? PLATED G
' - . Ai I) etifixttr,

ott SUPER,IOII MAN CFACTCRE.
ATE THQS. WINSTANSLEY. and B(")'i.S' respect-
fully announce that they by Auction, at their
Roomi, Church:street, on TUESDAY next, the sth May, and
folloWing Dav,'at Eleven O'clock precisely, a larae.Assortment
of excellent PLATED ARTICLES, consign for peremptory
sale from a House of the first respectabilit • Sheffield:
• The Selection will comprise ele,arit L rgii'es; Wine Coolers,
Dish Covers, Sets of Hash Dishes, S it Frames, Sets of rich
Castors and Cruet Frames, with h some, cut Glass Bottles,
embossed Salvers of different siz , Cases of Des'sert Knives,
Tea Urns of fashionable patterns, Tee Kettle 4 and Stands, Tea
Equipages, Caddies, Butter Conleis,•Muffin PlateswithCovers,
Egg Stand4,-Caridelabra, Dining-room, Card-table, and Cham-
ber Candlesticks, the whole.Of which is in a modern taste and
well manufactured, with richly embossed silver mountings.
Also, an AssOrtment of CUTLERY, and a variety of useful
Articles in.GEnmAN SILVER.

The whole may viewed on .Monday next, the 4th May
when Catalogues may be had at the Rooms.

On FRIDAY next, the Ist of May, at One o'clock, at It. W.
• Preston's Office, liglia-buildings,-Water-streer,
THE following genuine
,FRENCH WIN ES •
-I_ 50 One-dozeu Cases Lairte Claret, bottled a shipped by
the Regisseur, Mous. Geudal,' direct from the L 'te Estate.
About 30 Dozen other WINES, (without rve,) consisting
of Red and White•Hertnitage,. Sparkling C inp ague, Barsac,
Pregnac, Foritignac;.and Via de Grave, all f which are paeked
in Cases of one- Dozeu each, and will be sold by the Importers
to close an account. .
Apply to G. ATKINSON and TOWNLLY, Water-street, or
• R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

BATHS. •/
•
WARM BATHS, also Sulphur, Vapl,t4, Hot Air, Shower:
' and Harrogate, always readly n the highest perfec-
tion, at MrS. SADLER'S, HANocEn-srtEET, corner of Wood,
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

A. Board of Directors meet daily, by whom poli

ides may be

'affected in a few hours.
Premiums may be paid Half-yearly or Quarterly.
Tables of increasing and decreasing. Premiums, peculiarly
adapted to the circumstances and convenience of parties propos-
ing to assure. • •
Distinct Tables, at very mo,lerate rates for all climates, in-
cluding sea risk, for military and naval officets, and for persons
afflicted with disorders not attended with immediate danger to
life

Medical Referee in Liverpool,
Dr. W. S. DCNCAN, 78, Great George-street.
Prospectuses, with full particulars 'and. Tables, may be ob
tained of the Agents at the following places :
LIVERPOOL Mr. JONA. FLOUNDERS.
Manchester Mr. William Swindells.
Chester Mr. William. Hope.
Birmingham ...Mr. George Paulson Wragge.
York ' Mr. George Bulmer.
Hull . Mr. H. F. Skeet.
Leeds Mr. Booth.
Sheffield Mr. T. M. Bardswell.
Derby
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

1 O be LET, Stith possession on the 't day of May
next, the STEAM CORN MILL, s' nate on the Banks
of the River Mersey, at' Runcorn, at pres tin the occupation
of Messrs. T. A. and J. Frost.—For fu er particulars apply
to Mr. JOSEPH MOULSDALE, Runcorn, Or to THOMAS CROOK
and SON, Accountants, 19, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

TO*THEP WINE AND 'SPIRIT TRADE..
MO be LET, in the Town of Birmingham, up'on a 11 or 21
Years' Leaie, a complete SET of PREMISES for the
WHOLESALE WINE and SPIRIT TIV DE, with a valu-
able connexion to the same, which is nokebeing 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. 109, Postoffice, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

TQ be LET, a FURNISHED HODS e pleasantly situ-
atedfr at the edge of the town,,a mi it'd a half from the
Exchange.—Apply at the Standard-office.
.L 1

be LET, with immediate possess , a dal
_IL FAMILY HOUSE, with Coac use, Stahl
Servant's Cottage, situated at
Apply at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

GREGSON • and Co., AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION
AGENTS, East Side. Queen's .Dock, corner Kitchen-
street, beg to inform Captains, Merchants, and Shi ownersmind
all persons having Ships, Materials, or Stores to ispose of, or
requiring such, that they have a Sale on-the first and,. third
Friday of every month, and that a better situ tion cannot be
found for the disposal of every description of perty connected
with Shipping.
MONEY will be liberally advanced upon Prgpertv intended
for immediate sale, and all Accounts settled with the owners
within one week after the day of sale.
GREGSON and Co. beg to assure Gentlemen who may favour
them with their commands that every.exertion will be made for
the profitable disposal of property entrusted to them, for which
Mr. Gregsun's lung experience eminently qualities him.

GREGSON and Co. will Sell by Auction, on the Ist of May, if
not previously disposed of by private contract,
The fine new fast-sailifig Bripint ne ARGARET,
tons register
.4.b•Ytimngatienriatills:
Queen'sol Liverpool, occ. She 138 t
sn
with butt ends, double bolted . . •is fast sailer, and
a most. desirable vessel for any trade i hich despatch is re-
quired. She is abundantly found in s • and maybe sent t 6
sea immediately.—An inventory and further particulars may be
had of GREG SON and Co.

GREGSON and Co. have orders to Sell by Private Contract,
an excellent HOUSE for a small Family, No. 8, South-street,
'roxteth-park. It stands on 75 square ards of Land, and con-
sists of one I'arlour, Kitchen, Pantry nd three Bedrooms. It
is held on a Lease for Life of a pers forty-six years of age,
and for twenty-one years after the ecease of that life. Ihe
House is Let for Ll 5 per annum.—Orders for Viewing the
House may be had of GREG SON and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

By order of the Assignees. •
On Tnonsomr-next,•the,3oth-instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Warehousesof Mr. .Lohn,Vox, Molyneux-court, Water-street,

(In bond,)
10 Cases'containing 10 Dozen fine OId'BRANDY,
10 Ditto' • 30. - DITTQ,
1 Hogshead BUCELIAS.
' • • (Duty paid,)
120 Dozen' VORT,•
33 Ditto SHERRY,
'27 Ditto MADEIRA,

9 Ditto VIDONIA,
.32 Ditto CLARET,
28 Ditto BUCELLAS,
,11 Ditto,HOCK.,
12 Ditto MOSELL
21 Ditto White HE TAGE,
27 Ditto Red DI 0,
6 Ditto Sparkling HOCK,
9 Ditto CH A M PAGNE,
7 Ditto, BRANDY,
9 Ditto fine Old RUM,
1 B
4 utts London PORTER,
3 -14-Brlsd
151 Dozen ITT°,
123 Ditto Pints DITTO,
5 Hhds. ALE,
76 Dozen.DITTO,
20 Ditto Pint DITTO.

Being the stock of Mr. Joßw FOx, Wine Merchant. These
Wines are of vet), superior quality, and most of them shipped
by the first houies in the trade. Samples may be tasted To-
mottuow, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock.—
For Catalogues and particulars apply to .
R. W. PRESTON, Broker, India-buildings:
' ' • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

WAslroTcEerDy ,
BausiLnAesDs ,
tolia:titne g„
d 8°
hind knowledge
Counter of
in "e
a
first-rite Shop in a large 'Sea-port T nin the north of Scot-
land, where he will have many opty6tunities of improving him-
self. He will board with his ingter's family; but no salary
allowed. None need apply but those who can be well recom-
mended, are respectable, and can give moderate security.
Apply at the Standard-office.

CAST IRON KOKE
"%IST Are
nT Et
hD,4 afeecti rzi_adri a cast-ironmet
erof
KaEnßi,n
inch
hsot
hfieekt
in
lengths of f feet, with valve door a - e end; the last piece at
one end to branch off to 5 feet at o flange, so as to join on to
a Koker of five feet diameter, if necessary, with screws nuts,
rings. &c. complete.
Tenders, stating the lowest cash price for the above, deli-
verable alongside the vessel, on or before thealst May next, to
be sent to Mews. SANDTIACH, TINNE, and Co. This adrer-
tisement will nut be repeated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

NEW SOU'TII WALES

To succeed the Oriental.
For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY e fine Liver
pool built Ship RICHARD WALE. , FIDLER,
............ Commander; burthen per register '1 tons, sails re,
remarkably fast, eotitely rebuilt ki 1831, and has su-
perior accommodations for cabin and St• race.. Passengers.—
h_ diets may rely on the above vessel being despatched about
44 4th, May —For frei7ht or passage apply to Messrs. BOLD
44c1tl • .9,
aussar,, and Mr. w ILLIAM BELL, Brokers; or
JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant.,?ayiwelveo!clock,' at
W: P. Bushbv's Office, Emil ge-alley,
‘324 Bags slightly.Damagerl MasTritius•SU4Aß.
For particulars apply to . • WM. P. BUSHBY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

THE WORKHOUSE

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER. BRAD. PER WEEK.
April 4, 1835 1737 Is. Bid £lso 18 6
April 5, 1834 1714 Is. 10d l7O 15 5

Less 57 Less Os. lid. Less 19 16 1

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
April 13, 1835 2247 families, per week..... £266 1 4
April 14, 1834 2216 -

U ore 31

Less .£6 7 8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING,
CAPITAL GROCER'S SHOP FIXTURES
By Mr. BM'II;
On THUUSDAY next, the 30th instant, on the Pr ises, N 0.130,
Scotland-road, near St. Martin's Market order of the
Aintinistratrix tlf the lute Mr. Painter,
r 1U E entire HOUSEHOLD FUR N ORE, Bedding, and
Ji other Effects, compriSing Four-post, Camp. and other Bed,
• steads and Hatigings;Child's Cot and Bedding, capital Feather
' Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Sheets, Blankets. Coverlets,: and
Counterpanes, Dressing Tables and Glasses, Washhand Stands,
Mahogany and Painted'Chestwof Drawers, Mahogany Bureau,
Night Cointuod_ ,e -Set of Mahogany Dining and. Peinfiroke Ta-
bles, two SetaMahogany Chairs, Sofa in Gray Cloth, two Sets
of ray WihdOw Curtains, Brussels Carpet, Floor Oil Cloth,
about 10 Yards of Stair Carpet, with all the Kitchen Requisites.
The SHOP FIX'T'URES consist of Two sepatate Tea Ca-
niste...e,yixtures,*.feet;6 inches 'Orli; Lr 7 feet htgbi with Twelve
Pagibillt.--nittl —Drawers to each, withltodsonia;rtiontisifsece
and Brass Bands, a glazed Fixture wi:fi.„circulur
Counter, 15 feet .k)'ng, with short angle, about Si) feet of Crown
Sash AlatWiany Painted Boarding to Ditto,
even Counter-Scales, Tea Boxes; Tour large Coffee Bins in
one, large Cefftie Mill, two smaller ones, a first class Scale
*am and Ends, with about halfa ton of cast Weights, Maho-
g'any Painted Shutter Case, Ilrass Plate to Wiudow„large gilt
Coffee-pot Sign, &c. • -
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock precisely. -
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, on
.the Premises, on
Wednesday (To-morrow) Afternoon, rie Four o'clock, and the
Furniture may be viewed on thi, Morning of Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

ripo be LET, Furnished, for the Samer Months, with
1 immediate possession, a capital D YELLING-HOUSE;;
situate in Hamilton-square, 'Birk-cull , lake the residence of
John Watson, Es q., deceased, conta ing Dining and Draw-
ing Rooms, each 30 feet long, small Drawing Room Break-
fast Room, and Library, Bath Room, and nine Bed Rooms,
with suitable Offices. The Pre?nises may be viewed any day
on or after the Ist of May, by Ticket, for which, and for fur-
ther particulars, application must be made to C. It. SIMPSON,
Esq., or Mr. JAMES OTLEY WATSON, Solicitor, Exchange-
alley North, or Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

SNARE IN THI3 GRASS" may rest assikred that we shall over.
Hall the gentleman in question when the proper time comes.
An opportunity perhaps will soon occur.

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We cannot answer the question of "A Tow NSMAN."

The nuisance to which Y. Z. alludes would only be increased
if any notice were taken of it in the journals.
The letter about Winwick is inadmissible in its present form.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-28

Toaotb-Aor,

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.i. TO AND FROM LONDON. .•
t•-:.,' ' , Now Loading for LONDON, the TURFi.E SIS-
TERS,
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- the CHESTER, D. THOMAS, Master. oth to be de-
:Patched as usual, loaded or not loaded.—Apply Messrs. Sa-
iicrtY Satins and SONS. Cotton's Wharf, London, or
WM. PEMBERTON, Orford-street,
rho has constantly n Sale Barclay and Co.'s LONDON
OILT ER, in Barrels,o Half Barrels, &c.
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On FRIDAY next, the Ist May, at One o'clock, at E. W. Jack-
son's Office, Tithebarn-streeti
75 Barrels Ist Montreal POT ASMTS.
E. W. JACKSON, Broker.