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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

sa 41.9(

rpo be LtT, a HOUSE,.SH/ON, and gTABLING in
Park-road.—Apply to T. . Los SDA LE.

IRON FOUNDRY.

r-110 he LET, and entered upon immediately, The PHCE,
NIX IRON FOUNPRI, situate in MiddleiVich in the
county of Chester, late in the holding of ,lessrs, Eaton, & Co.,
cow ei-ising,- Moulding_ Shop 48 feetby Engine tlouse, 'Dry7
ing Stove, Boreing, Turning, and Si • s' Shops, MillWrights'
Work Room, Office, Powerful Cra , Ike., and. a Commodious
Yard.
Also, belonging and attjoii g thereto, Two convenient
DWELLING-HOUSES, wit suitable Offices, and an excel-
lent Walled Garda well stocked with choice Fruit Trees.

Ttie above Premises are conveniently situated within a very
short distance of the Trent and Mersey Canal, and the Middle-
wich branch of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal, adjoining
the Turnpike Road froM London to Liverpool, and within
about two miles of the intended Birthingham and Liverpool
Railway. There is a plentiful supply -of excellent water con:
veyed ty Lead pipes to different parts of the Premises. If
wished, the Premises would he let for a Term of Years.
For further Particulars and to freat, apply to, Mr. JOHN
SMITH, OHltoll, near Newport, Salop; or, to Mr. VAISDItEY,
Middlewich.Solicitor,

All Applications by Letter must be Post-paid.
Midenewich, Pith Feb., 1833.

rt,'D be

LAND ON SALE AT AIGBUfITFL
•

111) be SOLD by 'PRIVATE CoNTiirc, ,about:2G Statute
Acres of LAND; in Lots to suit rehasers. It is stir-
rintnded by the properties of Samuel S dbach, N. Robinson,
John Moss, and Addison, Egqrs." e situation is equal to
any in that neighbourhood. The'ro• s are excellent and the
parochial rates very low. DistaneA ruin Liverpool about three
For•particulars apply to JOHN FLETCHER, Sefton-street, or
St. Michael's, Toxteth-park, who has a good New FAMILY
HOUSE to LET, in Huikisson-street, complete with Fixtures,
Water Closets, &c., and newly Papered. Rent, £75 per annum.

ri[lo he DISPOSED Or, Twelve elegant solid Rosewood
I_ DRAW ING-ROO ,C HA I ith SOFA to correspond,
Pair of Rosewood Cat-di:Wes, of fine 111)&1, - • lo,gany-Dining-
ioom Chairs, in Morocco, and Two Mal any Hall Chairs.
The above articles are all new, and wi . sold low for cash.
A Seeond-hand PIANO-FORTE, y Broadwooa, six oc-
taves, in good condition.—At the London Sole and Chair Ma-
nufactory, No. 10, Basnett-street, Liverpool.

TO BUILDERS AND OTIIEII
MO he SOLD by PRIVATE CON raAcT,Th COTTAGES,
and about Ten'fhousand Yards of LA ; also, a STONE
DELI', the stone being of very good el tv, (the thole Copy-
hold of ruheritance,) situated near the Id Swan, and near the
House of Mr. Glitherow, who' will show. the Premises. For
further prticulars apply to Mr. JOHN A. KAYE, Wine Mer.
chant, Chapel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

WHO IS PREMIER?

The tun Hastie, Robertson, arrived in the Frith of Clyde on
Sunday, 'from Halifax, after an extraordinary quick passage of
twenty days. Previous to her setting sail, the news of the-dis-
solution of the whig ministry had reached that place; and of
course the passengers, during their short sojourn on the deep,
were all anxiety to learn who it was that had been selected b v
the King as the future state helmsman. At length an oppor-
tunity appeared to present itself, when the doubts of the voy-
agers, on this interesting point, were to be dispelled. When
off Ailsa Craig, a boat was observed nearing the Jean; and in
a trice a trusty pilot was hoisted on board the smart-sailing ves-
sel, which, by standing so tightly to the wind, and so heroically
breasting the "mountain wave," had been the means so speed-
ily of bringing het mariners to the wished-for shore. The pilot
had scarcely got footing on deck, till the absorbing question of
" Who is premier ?" was popped by the captain, and the wist-
ful countenances of the passengers betokened how interested
they
.were in the reply. " Who is premier ?" reiterated the
seaman, " Why, it's 'Wallace of Kelly, to be sure." " Hype-
rion to a satyr ! Wallace of Kelly,' muttered the petrified
auditors—" he of the shipwrecked shocking bad hat—the thing's
impossible—he'll only be member." The- pilot assured his as-
tonished hearers that his information was correct; and seemed
to be about, in his own way, to point out the qualifications of
that eminent patriot to discharge the duties of the exalted office,
when a gentleman present cut the remarks of the reforming tar
short, by asking him "Who was prime, minister ?" This was
a most unexpected poser. " Pr-i-me Min-is-ter!" stammered
Jack, looking things unutterable. " Why, you may ask the
premier himself, our own Bob, who knows everything, for I
. really don't know, not baying been in the kirk these two years."
The effect on the hearers, as may be imagined, was irresistible;
and the intellectual pilot was allowed to take the helm, wonder-
ing at the amusement he had himself been the-innocent means
of creating among his interrogatists, who were thus permitted
to remain in disagreeable ignorance of the real state of political
matters, till from the good ship the Jean they were safely landed
at Greenock. When the truth was told, we doubt not they felt
highly gratified.—Glasgow Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On TUESDAY, the 4th of March, at Bateson and Horsfall's
Office, Lower Castle-street,
550 Bundles of SARSAPARILLA,
170 Barrels and Bags?
14 Cases
391 Pairs of Shoes INDIAN R BER,
.."
A quantity in Cakes
10 Bags and Barrels ISINGLASS,
35 Barrels and Cases BALSAM of CAPIVI,
4 Baskets ANNATTO,
4 Barrels TAPIOCA.
Now landing ex George Canning, from Para.
BATESON and HORS FALL, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 4th March next, at One o'clock,
at 9, Exchange-alley,
The well-known Brig INDIAN, burthen tons,
built at Workington, in 1820, of English a African
oak, coppered and copper-fastened, has been wel ept, and is
abundantly supplied with stores, has just arriv rom Manilla
with a cargo of sugar, &c., which is landed i xcellent order;
she is well worthy the attention of any person wanting a vessel
of her burthen.— For further particulars apply to Messrs.
HoaErir WISE and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM P. BUSHBY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Day:. Mrn. Rtm. HI. - Festirals, 4c.
_.....00`
PER. If. H. H. U. F. I.
v 20 353 423 l6 0 Last Quarter M. 4h 39m. to'
la3r 21 456 532 14 7 Cranmer burnt, 1556.
/AY .. 22 611 651 13 5 Sexagesima Sunday.
ay 21 731 8 9 1 12 111 LenAh of ali,A,t 13'h In.w.

PER.
Friday 20
Saturday 21
SUNDAY 22
Monday 21
Tuesday •24
Wednesday 25
Thursday 261

If. H. H. U. I F. I.
353 423 16 0
456 532 14 7
611 651 13 5
731 8 9 12 10
844 914 14 2
941 0 7 15 0
103.2 1055 16 ' 0

Last Quarter M. 4h 39m, tn..-
Cranmer burnt, 1556.
Sexagesima Sunday.
Length of Night 13'h. 16ur_.,-
Duke Cambridge born. I,
[Queen's birth-day kept-.
Saturn souths 3h. 6m morn--

MARRIED.

On Saturday the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Jolla
Evans, to Hannah, second (laughter of the late Mr.Capper, bricklayer'
On Monday the 9th instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. W.. X-
Dewson, japanner, St. Paul's-square, to Maria, eldest datKlitet 011
Dr. Morry, of Waterloo.
Same day, at Manchester, Mr. J. Cooke, of Manchester, to Jane.'
youngest daughter of Mr. Selvesher Heelis, solicitor, of this town.
On Tuesday the 10th instant, at Colne, Edward Every, Esq., sec(o4
son of Sir Henry Every, Bart., of Erwgington-hall, Derbyshire, t°'
Elizabeth, only child of Thomas Clayton, Esq., of Carr-ball, im this
county.

On Wednesday the 11th instant, at Bolton, Wil iam . Slade, Esn•'
brother to the Rev. James Slade, to Miss Anne Bolling, younge4
sister of William Bolling, Esq., M.P.. fbr Balton.

On Tuesday last, at St. Helen's, by the Rev. Thomas Pigot,
Mr. John /hoiden, solicitor, to Betsy Ann Speakman, only d.augAtort
of the late Thomas Ferguson, Esq., otDenton's Green.
Yesterday, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bowstesd..
Mr. Busby, to Miss Hughes. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

UNITED STATES.

Will have early despatch.
For SAVANNAH, the new - ORY,
ADCHIBALD REID, M 61".
I or freight, &c, apply to DUNCAN GIBB.

To xail on the 26th instant.
A.m.., For NEW YORK, the fine new Ant itan Ship
iA,474 RUSSELL, Captain N. ROBBCNS; lIS register;
Boston built, and copper-fastene pply to FITZ-
ItUGH and C. GRIIISHAW, Or to
GEORGE B OWN, Broker.
Will b? succeeded by the INEZ.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Several communications ara unavoidably postponed; and now
that parliament is assembled, we hope that our correspondents
will deal as sparingly with us as possible.
The verses of M. S. M. are burnt.
We cannot possibly make room for the communication in re
Dr. Chalmers and Dr. Bowring.
We never see the paper to which D. alludes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

AT RAN .

For ANCONA and TRIESTE, the fast iling Brig
ARETHUSA, A 1., RICHARD ' ER, blaster;
141 tons per register; having ro only for a few
- Goods, will he despatched Mune ately, has superior
accommodations for passengers.—For freight or passage apply
to RATIIBONE BROTHERS and Co., or to
F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18, Goree Piazza.

To clear on the 2Sth February or forfeit Fr: • • I.
For CIVITA VECCHIA and L '• HORN, the
itozi superiorjAm;
w t
ifastA- sitapi n
Master;ne S o o
1 tonsi °peßrAiN
register,3a
having 4.sths of her cargo engaged, has excellent ac-
commodation for passengers.--For terms, freight, or passage,
pply to F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18, Goree Piazza.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

Coaotbaiot.

For N EWCASTLE-I,IPON-PFN E, the new
- Schooner ASTIIEA, EDWARD GCOVER, Master; 113
tons. Now loading in the King's93ock, sand will sail
on the Ist March.—Apply to
WILLIAM GREY, 14, g-street.
To sail in a few days.
For ABERDEEN, the beautiful B g AMITY; 311
tons register; coppered and co r-fastened.—For
in terms of freight, which will be m crate, apply to
HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane.

To clear on the 28th February positic .
' For JERSEY direct, the superior ' st.saiing
Brig
te. ADV'EN'TURE, JOSHUA SBIR , aster; 113 tons
4.). .0..
..F,..,... per register, has room for a few ds only.—For par-
ticulars of freight apply to
F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18, Gorec Piazza. 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Thomas Tucker, Parry, fm Oporto, with-41-ehils wine, Walker
Hughes and co-2 lids 16 qr cks do, Chapman and Willis-10 pps do,
Cooper and lioughton-19 pps 38 hds 27 qr cks 102 cs do, 5 cs retd
goods, 28 brls argot, Order-8 t corkwood, Chapman and Willis-2 do,
J Miteholl-6 bxs Onions, 1 bx oranges; said Master-0 Dk

AZORES,
William, Smith, fm St Michael's, with 422 bxs oranges, M'AndreW
and Filcher-2 do, said Master—G Dk
Dauntless, Gray, fm St Michael's, with 304 bxs oranges, Badenach
and Jenkinson —990 do, E Rae-3 do, said Master—K Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION, ISLE OF MAN.

Monday week his Honour Deemster Heywood held bis
court in this town, when upwards of 200 causes were on the list,
and the majority of them gone through—a greater despatch of
business than was ever before known here. The reason of so
many suits having accumulated was, that no court had been
held for the preceding two months; and when this circumstance
is considered, the number of litigants cannot be thought ex-
cessive. Upon this occasion, it may not be improper to remark,
that every friend to the advancement and respectability of the
island must feel pleasure in observing the evident improvement
which has taken place in conducting the business of the courts.
This is the more gratifying, as it is not difficult to remember
the time when it was far otherwise, to the regret of all who
entertained a due respect for the proper administration of law
andjustice. That suavity of manners and respectful demea-
nour which is now observed by the attorneys to the judge, and
also to each other, afford pleasing indications of a happy me-
lioration in the management of our judicial proceedings. At pre-
sent, the principal object- of the leading advocates is evidently
to bring that the judicial contests in which they are enoagedi„ to a
spredyissue, without regard to any emoluments at might
arise from a postponement of the cases; and the Deemster
seems equally desirous of terminating every cause on the first
hearing, to prevent the serious increase of expense attendant
upon adjourned suits. Another reason for congratulation is
the obvious decrease, within the last few wears, in the number
of law-suits, which were once so numerous as to denote the ex-
istence of a bitter and malevolent disposition among the in-
habitants. Still, however, the bad spirit of litigation is by far
too prevalent, and should by every possible means be repressed
and discouraged. This wrangling and mischievous temper of
mind (the bane of public tranquillity) operates to a much
greater extent in the country than in towns; though it is pro-
bable that fifty times more business is transacted in the latter
than in the former. It would be meritorious conduct in per-
sons possessing influence in the different parishes, were they,
both by example and precept, to discountenance, and as far as
in their power endeavour to suppress this litigious propensity in
their respective neighbourhoods. For wherever such a malig-
nant and persecuting spirit prevails, it in a great measure
destroys that peace and harmony which ever distinguish civi-
lized society.—Mona's Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

THE COURT.

His Majesty held his first levee for the season, on Wednes-
day, at St. James's Palace. It was very numerously attended.
The King subsequently held a council, at which all the mem-
bers of the cabinet assisted. Most of the foreign ambassadors
proceeded to the palace in grand state, especially Count Pozza
di Borgo, the new Russian ambassador, whose equipage and
cortege were exceeding, brilliant.
Their Majesties returned to London from Brighton on Tues-
day afternoon. There will be a drawing-room at St. James's
Palace on Tuesday, the Bth March, for the celebration of her
Majesty's birth-day.
WHITEHALL, FEB. 17TH.—The King has been pleased to
direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of tire
United, Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the
dignity of a baronet of the said United Kingdom to the follow-
ing gentlemen, and their respective heirs male of their bodies
lawfully begotten, viz :—Lieutenant-General Sir George Towns-
bend Walker, G.C.8., John Barrow, of Ulverstone, iu the
county of Lancaster,,Esq., and Francis Lyttleton Holyoake
Goudricke, of Ribston-hall, in the county of York, and of
Studley-castle, in the county of Warwick, Esq.
WHITEHALL, FEB..I6TH.—The King has been pleased to
grant unto Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Knight Grand
Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and
and Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of
St. Michael and St. George, his royal license and permission
that he may accept and wear the Grand Cross of the Order of
the Saviour, with which his Majesty Otho, King of Greece, has
been pleased to honour that officer, in approbation of his ser.
vices while commander-in-chief of the British squadron in the
Mediterranean, particularly during the blockade of the Morea
and at the surrender of the fortresses of Modon, Coron, and
Patras ; and that he may enjoy all the rights and privileges
thereunto annexed. And also to command that the said con'
cession and especial mark of royal favour be registered, together
with the relative documents, in his Majesty's College of Arms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'cloc in DaMP
SBY, BENBOW, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Gre and-street,
2-10 Logs St. Domingo MAHO ' 1 y,
Just landed per Britannia Packet, and c ining an Assort-
ment of Curls, Table, and Veneer Wood.
Apply to Messrs. J. W. GIBSONE and Co., Merchants, or
DEMPSEY. BENBOW, and CO., Brokers.

Ai ngton,
4 .

Also, on the SAME DAY, in the Bonded Yard, H
310 Logs Honduras MAHOGAN—
Imported in the Miriam and Jane, Nobl,
from the Bay, and now lan44.
This Cargo is remarkably sound and fren,-of large dialer'
sinus, and particularly adapted for machinery purposes, with„a
quantity of Cabinet Wood.—Apyly to
DEMPSEY, BbNB9W, and CO., Brokers.

'master, direc

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the '27th instant, at Twelve o'
Bateson and Horsfall's °Wee, Lower Castle
1,(100 Wet Salted and Dry Para HI S,
4 Bags of HORSE HAIR.
Now landing ex George Canning, from Par .
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers

Ck, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 25th instant, at One o'clock, al
Wbittake ,r Rathbone and Co.'s Mice,
25 Bales of East India LEAF TOBACCO. -
Samples to be seen at their Office, Run rd-street.
WHITTAKER, RATHBOW and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-20

DIVIDENDS.

March 24, C. Walker,- London, saddler—March 12, It. Ilodgskin,
Brompton, Kent, grocer—March 12, 11. Baylis, London, printer—
March 13, W. Redhead,. jun. London, ship and insurance broker
March 12, J. IL lititchinson:London, victualler—March 12, A. Ander-
son, London, tailor—Match 10, J. Chorley, London, woollen-draper
—March 10. 0. Phillips, London, iroinnonger—March 10, T. Weedon,
Southall, Middlesex, victualler—March 1100, Boyce, Tiverton, Devon,
bookseller—March 13, G. Brown, G. G. Brown, and E. Jackson, Car-
brook, Cheshire, and of Manchester, calico-printers—March 10, T.
Cooke, Birmingham, brassfounder—March 1 W. D. Davis„ Learn-
ingtoo Priors, Warwickshire, innkeeper— March 25, the Rev. R.
-Clough, Chester; R. B: Clough, Min y don, Carnarvonshire, Esq.;
D. Mason, Astracluclia„ Denbighshire, lssq., arid the Rev. J. L. Jones,
!Phis Nladoc, Denbighshire, bankers—March 12, J. C. and W. C. Jen-
,nings, Bristol, corn-merchants—March 13, J. Saxon and W. Royston,
'Handforth, Cheshire.

CERTIFICATES, Mancti 10.
W. G. Wood, Liverpool, common brewer—T. M. Myers, Liverpool,
salt-broker—W. Toone, Lepton-row, Ison-green, Nottinghamshire,
lace-manufacturer —W. Poulter, jun., Needham-market, Suffolk,
grocer—J. J. Parker, Manchester and Salfdrd, cotton-spinner,—K.
Liversedge, Primrose-hill, near Lockwood, Yorkshire, clothier—T.
Nicholls, Lowther Arcade, linen-uraper-r4t. Langton, London, mer-
chant—H. J. A. G. Richardson, Clement's Inn, commission-agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

LIVERPOOL

FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The MAYOR, Patron.

rz4l,2's
rirtHE SHOW of -AI3IICCI , PL 'TS, VEGETA-
LAS
_l. BLES, &c., will take place on WED • SDAY nest, the 29th
instant, at • the COHN EXCHANGE,swick-street, when
Ladies and Gentlemen (Non-SubscriX m
s) will be admitted be-
tween the hours of Two and Four o'clock, on payment of 3s.
each; awl the Public generally will be admitted between the
hours of Four and Five o'clock, on payment of Is. each. Sub-
scriptions will be received and Tickets obtained at Messrs.
CUNNINGHAM'S, SKIRVING'S, and WHALLEY'S, Seedsmen ; at
Messrs. Russ and NIGHTINGALE'S, Lord-street; and at J. and
J. MAWDSLEY'S, CaSlle-StreCl.
Non-Subscribers' desirous of Showing Flowers, Fruits, &c.,
will be admitted to do so, on paving 3s. entrance.
The other two Shows will be on the 27th May, for Tulips,
and on the 29th July, for Carnations. •
CHARLES- HORSFALL. Chairman.
Annual Subscription, 12a.—Ladies' Extra Tickets, Is. 6d.
each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AN
Lri'mboL

X. s. d, f, s. d.

'TIMBER; 4' cubic foot,
Riga . t 0 2 60 0 2 C
Dantzig
,2 0 2 3
Memel tt 0 2 2 0 2 3
American Pine
Do. Quebec 0 1 8( 0 1 9
Red Pine 'o 1 9 0 2 0
Quebec Oak
Birch
'PLANKS, 41,' foot of 2 inch.
Dantsig• Deck
American Pine .O 0 21 0 0 211
DEALS, r standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 11 10 0 15 0 0.
Memel Red l6 .0 n 17 ' 0 0
Dantzic 3: Swedish Red 14 10 -0 15 13..0

PRICES •OF SHARES, LIV E POOL, .APRIL 23, 1535- •

Per Nhaio.
Liverpool Coal Gas 1..• • ..4i4 • r3OO 0 I)
-Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £100
'New Shares, premium .£5O
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto
•
'Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 201) 0 0
Ditto Old Quartera...4 25 -- 48 17 0
Ditto New Quarters - 47 10 '0
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80 0 0
Ditto - 20 0 a
Warrington and Newton ditto lOO - 106 10 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto • • - 120 •0 ' a
Wigan Branch ditto - 89 10 0
Prestori and Wigan North Union Line ditto 2O - 5 0 0
'St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto lOO - 70 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto. .4 5O - 52 10 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto - 298 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway } go
20 0 0
. %PO
and Canal -
Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 0
Grand Junction ditto •3O - 35 0 0'
Londbn amillirMingham ditto 25 - 41 10 0
Bank off LiVerpobl lO - 14 7 6-
Bank of Manchester 25 - 32 0 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 - 20.10 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO - 13 5 0
Liverpool 'Marine Assurance Company 25 - 25 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks • .. . /0 17 5 a
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance C 0..... 10 - 917 6
Ocean Assurance Company - 10 0 0
Northern and Central Batik'orEngland lO - 10 18 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE NORTHERN
HOSPITAL.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Iler rBEG respectfully to offer m_self as aCA HDATE for
the Vacant Office of PEI YSICIAN to r valuable Cha-
rity, and have to assure you that, if tionqure with the appoint-
ment, no exertions .shall he ‘rantin4 on my part faithfully to
discharge the important duties of the Situation.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your very obedient humble Servant.
J. D. MACKENZIE, M.D.,
Graduate of the University of Edinburgh.
Slater-Wee, April llilt, 1835.

NEW REFERENCE OFFICE, No. 15, .CLARENCE-
• - STREET, LIVERPOOLfy.
A WIDOW LADY respectfully infamy- the Ladies and
_Li Gentlemen of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she has
OPENED an ESTABLISHMENT as above, to the inanage-
ment of which evely attention will be devoted; and in the
event of dishonest conduct on the part of Servants, communi-
cations to that effect by the Employer will effectually preclude
the Servant so acting from again obtaining a Situation from
this Office. These and other regulations will, it is hoped; have
a beneficial effect on Servants generally, and merit the patron-
age of the public.
Applicants from the country may depend upon the Character.
being strictly inquired into.
Respectable Servants suited with Situations at this Office.
ileferencesof respectability will be given by JAMES A 'SPIN ALL,
Esq., Mayor of Liverpool.
All communications to be post paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

PRESERVATION. OK GAME.

1100TICE IS HEREBY GIVENi that the Right Hon:
i 0F
ill the Earl. of Derby intends strictly to leserve the Game
in the several Manors of Bootle-eum-Ling e Kirkdale, Burs-
cough, and Roby, and in Lands in Melli and Walton-on-the-
Hill-.in the county of Lancaster, in a on to the Manors -and
Lands heretofore preserved by his In ship. All persons who
are found trespassing after this notice, in any of the said
Manors or Lauds, or resisting•thti authority of any of the game-
keepers therein,rwill be proceeded against with the utmost rigour
of the law. And the tenants of the said Earl are particularly
requested to keep up their dogs, as all dogs found straying
after the Game will be destroy-ed.
Knowsley, I.4th April, 1ti3.5.

• . . ..•
SUPERIOR BRITISH ME'T'ALLIC MANUFACTURES.
E most general, extensive, and welkelected.Stock of the
JL • best Manufactures in England, in each Department, in-
cluding every Requisite for General Hobse. Furnishing, from
the Cottage to the Palace, will always be f4nd in WILLIAM
DRURY'S ROOMS and WARE WIUSES, 12, CASTLE-
STREET. c
Patent Grass Cutting Machines, Corn and Malt Mills, Hay
Cutters, Nlarriott's Patent Portable Water Closet; in every
variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb's Patent Detector Locks, and
every Patent Article of merit connected with the trade.
WANTED, a respectable youTii as an APPRENTICE.

SALAD DRESSING
OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR,
FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD 3JEAI4S,
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail by
OWEN AND _GEII.46IES,
9, CIIURCH-STREET,9I-AVERPOOL.
DRESSING FOR SALAIif &e., which can be at ail
times available, and Warranted to keep unimpaired in
any climate, has lon been a desideratum. •
The great trouble and waste expeiieueed by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a Dressing for Salad, Shell
Fish, &c, at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty of
its flavour and strength, have induced OWEN and (1 I5Dh5 to
prepare this article,,•which completely, overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist. •
Orders for Export protn pay executed.
Sold Wholesale by C. Ms wnoon, South John-street; and
Retail by E. BitAvoitn, Old Ilayinarket• and Richmond row ;
G. RawsoN, Scotland-road; J. T. H-ossoN, Boid-street; M.
SMITH, St. James'-street; W. WA GSTAFF aud EEwn. PAR-
SON, Great George's-plauci.and JAMES. OWEN, .London-road,
Liverpool; WILSON and w TR Y, Market-gate, - and S. M.
WEBSTER, Bridge-street, Warrington; and by most respect-
able Druggists and Oilmen. , ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

CAMBRIDGE.

Rt. Hon. Thos. SEring Rice, 736° Whigs elected
• G. Pryuce,,Esq.
T. Knight, Esq...(conservative) 688

MANCHESTER.

2 Whigs elected
Hon. C. Powlett Thomson,
Al. Philips, Esq.
Benj. Braidley, Esq. ....(cons.) 255'2
Sir C. Wolseley, (radical) 604
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

PARTNER WANTED,

A RBSPECTAlniliercaniiiedouse n the Continent,
,t 1 intending. to establish a Branch in is Town, is desirous
of meeting with a respectable Person PARTNER, who is
at present engaged in a First-rate C cern, and well acquainted
with Mercantile Transactions. An active, industrious Person,
with good connexions. would only be required to have at com-
mand a capital of £2,ol)—Applications, containing References
and stating full particulars, to be addressed to A. 13. C., at the
Standard -Office. . . .

PARTNERSHIP. .
in
A N opening has taken place in a extensive Home and
211 Foreign Commission House i iverpOol for a PART-
NER willing to take an active sh in the Business, and pos-
sessing an adequate proportion of apital, say from £5,000 to
£1.0,000.
..

Applications, by letter only, stating full particulars, to be
addressed to Messrs. RADCLIFFE and DUNCAN, Solicitors, Li-
verpool. Letters to be post-p iid.

MAN-SERVAN . . •
AGENTLEMAN wishes, to proc re for a Servant, who has
lived in his family some year , a situation as BUTLER
or as general MAN-BERV AN either of which capacities
he will be found a very great apvisiiion, as the highest recom-
mendations can be. given by the Advertiser.—Apply to J. U.,
Ak the STANDAnu-oFFic*, „
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

UNITED STATES.

Maida, Peaket, fm Savannah, with 1037 bales cotton, Isaac, Low
and co-170 do, Wainwright and Shiels-50 do, 18 pitch pine planks,
Order—P Dk •

Carroll of Carrollton, Bird, fm Mobile, with 1521 hales cotton, T
W Smith and co-363 do, Cropper, Beusun and co-300 do, Booth and
Dixon—P Dk • • ,

England, Ma;well, fin New York, with 2000 brls turpentine: Crary
and co-200 bales cotton, Brown and co-59 do,' J Blackburn-205 do,
Phelps and co-117 do, Hobson and co-2'water casks, 1 caboose, W
P Byrnes-I.bx conts unkn, W and J Brown and co-1 do, J Ingra-
ham-2 do, II and J Hornby-4 do, A Gordon-1 do, S South ,gate-
-1 do, Malcomson and Son-3 cs do, Order-3 es 1 Nile 'do, E prods-'
ham-2 es 2 brls do, T Rea-1 pkge do, R Sheil—P Dk
Cumberland, Hasty, fm Mobile, with 462 bales cotton, Order-216
do, T Crowder-137 do, Sands, Hodgson, and co-127 do, T Hobson
and Sons-30 do, 'Fisher Bros-200 do, Baring Bros and co-19 pine
planks 12 deals 1 piece pine timber, for exportation—P Dk
Monongahela, Brown, fm Philadelphia, with 51 hds quer bark,
Fisher Bros-20 hds 46 tes quer bark, 457 Inds turpentine, 2 bxs conts
unkn, W sw J Brown and co-56 sheets iron, W C Molvneux-1 pkge
conts fuikn, J W Hodson-3 brls do, T and'eo--IP Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

IRISH CHURCH

Mr. SHRIL gave notic;:il27.o.C;ni.nefirst day, on going into
committee of supply, he would move a resolution to this effect,—
that no persOn who should hereafter be appointed to, and enter
upon, an ecclesiastical benefice in Ireland, shall be deemed to
have a vested interest in it, entitling him to compcusatiou in
the event of its being suppressed.
Sir 11. INGLIS would also beg to give notice, that on the hon.
member's making that motion, he (Sir lt. Inglis) would move
that the oath which the hou, member had taken should be read.
(Great cheering from the opposition.)
The house then adjourned, at half-past four, till Tuesday, the
12th of May.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

Also, a small BOAT, 8 feet long.

The fine A 1 copper-fasteneel'Brig HANNAH ;
b.urthen per register 296 8194 "ns; was built by a very
faithful builder, under the uperintendeace of the
!ktt • owner and captain, for owner's own use, and
Ilehed at St. John,. New Brunsw' , about 15 months since;
rerna.rkbly handsome modelled, .yess.el;, carries well, and
h "8 fast ; is well found in stores, atri her materials are of the
w 1.114. Liverpool manufacture; now lying in N 0.4 Graving Dock,
47re ahe.can be thoroughly examined.—For further partial-
' apply to the Captain, on hoard, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 21th in,tant, at ifeidek, on the
Quay; east side King's 1,
730 Boxes Me§sina LE 5,
250 Boxes Messina ORANGES,
Now landing ex Adonis, front Jetsey.-LApply-to Messrs. GRA
HAM and*TAYLOI:, Merchants, or, to.
JAMES ADAM, Broker.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at, Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Odic Dale:.street,
898 East India Dry
164 Valparaiso Dry HIDES,
119. Pernambuco Dry Salted
27 New South Wales Dry
3900. Ditto OX HORNS,
8 Bales HARE SKINS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Mr.
Gibb's Warehbuse, Brid(rew -street, I
About 600 Tons P A 0 L,
The entire cargo per Sir Howard ouglas.—Fur particulars
apply to DuNcAN Giva, Esq., or to
HENRY GLYNN, Broker.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 24th instant, at ne o'clock, at
Bateson and at:itgill's Office, Low 'astle-street,
250 TonS fine Campeachy GWOOD,
Now landing ex Amity, from Lag ad.—Apply to Mesirs.
RICH:II:MON and PEMBERTON, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the ?eltiitiniihnl; at One o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, -Ittimcmil-street,
250 Tons Campeachy LQ9rWOOD,
Ex Barbudoes,lroin Laguna.--Applrto Messrs. CROSS, AN-
riEhsoN and Co.,' Merchants, or to
• WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

THIS Dar, (Friday,) the 2-Ith instant, at Q e o'clock, at
William Necett's Office, lturnfor treet,
About 18 Tons LOGW D,
Ex General Harcourt, from New 00 n,.—Apply to Messrs.
CHARLES TA YLEUR, SoNs, and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 24th instant, at • One o'clock, at
No. 9, Oldhalktreet,
150 Bags Bengal RICE,
256 Boxes CASSIA LIGNE
2700 Bags SALTPETRE,
81 Bales MUNJEET,
'550 Pockets- TURMERIC,
7 Chests LAC DYE,
200 Bales HEMP,
2000 Bundles RATTANS,
125 Bags HORN TIPS,
Ex Calcutta, from Calcutta.—For particulars apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

BRITISH AMERICA.

Louise, Pederson, fin Longsound, with 162 ps timber, 14 cl 4 deals,
c 17 masts, 51 c2l spars, 3 c 18 boat hooks, 4 c 6 handspikes, P
Christenson—Q Dk
Rolla, Wallace, fin Nassau, NP, with aht 941 t fuatic, t logwood,,
14} t lignurnvitte, 1# t Brazilettd wood, 209 ps yellow wood, 269 bags
Coffee, 29 bales cotton, 25 do sponge, 17 dty o and c hides, J Hinshaw.
and co-7 es wearinf, apparel, Ric, 1 box cigars, 2ps yellow wood,
1 piece yacca wood, Porde and co-1 box shells, W Cockburn-
-2 brls fruit, B Buchanan-1 do gritts, H Storr-1 box shell work and
shells, J Buchanan-1 bex shell work and shells, Ibx waxwork, Ibx
succades, J G Egerton—P Dk
Anna Maria, Strickney, fm St John, N B, with 153 logs birch and
720 logs pine timber, 4i c 16 deals, 126 c staves, 250 poles, 14 spars,
abt 12 fins lathwood, 3 t logwood, Gibbs, Bright and co—B Dk

• SPAIN AND PORTUGA L.
Ann Paley, Rolstone, fm Lisbon, with Ipp wine. T Wilson-1 do,
It W Appleton--1 hd do, G Parsons-3 hds 4 -qr eks I.kg do, Order-
-2 hds Iqr esk do, Munro and M'lntosh-1 csk do, It and G Benu
—1 do, J Iladlev-60 ehts 40 hf chts oranges,W D M'Antisew-25 chts
14 hf chts do, Order-100 chts 200 hf chts do, M Leicester-154 chts
316 hf chts do, 6hf chts lemons, J Adam--40 jars cduts unkn, AJ da
Costa-16 ins retd goods, S and T Ashton—G Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

MEDITERRANEAN.

-.-
Cornelius, Betts, fm Smyrna,—with loose abt 50 ton emery stones,
loose abt 5 ton whetstones, 125 bales madder roots, 5 bales sponges,
49 brls raisins, 160 brls 1235 bxs frtiit, aht 50 ton valonia, 6 brlS gum,
55 ton yellow berries, 23 hales cotton, 1 dm seed, 6 dms honey, Order
-212 brls raisins, 3 cs 1 brl colocynth, Geller and co-34 bales yellow
berries, 11 brls fruit,,J M'Laurin-abt 10 ton boxwood, Brereton and
Jones-8 bags yellow berries, Gladstone, Serjeantsou and co-9 do. S
Green-4 bls silk pods, Zwilchenbart and to-3 dma figs, 2 dins rai-
sins, 60 dunnage mats, said Master-Q Dk
l'lym, Davies, fin Terra Nova, with abt 156 t brirnstone, J Pownall
-3 doz wine, said Master-S Dk
Sarah, Carpenter, fm Zante, with 2 es honey, 4 t fustic, 214 hts 116
crtls currants, M`Andrew and Pileher-1 1 crtl do, said • Master- 3
qr cks wine, Morrison, Bros and co-K-Dk
Adonis, Torque, fm rtlessina and Jersey, with (from Jersey) 6 hds
cider brandy, 1 hil Preach red brandy 73t boxes salmon, a:, boxes
oranges, Graham and Taylor-(from brand,
loose abt 15 too brim-
stone, Graham and Taylor-K Dk
Mischief, Brown, fin Palermo, with abt 115 t sulphur, 44 pps 106
hds 156 qr cks Bronte Madeira wine, • I Pownall-500 hags ihrimic,
Order-150 bxs oranges, 97 mats, Vianna and Jones-t; Dk

EUROPE.
Johanna Gesina, Scheur, fin Rotterdam, with 100 hf pps 200 cs ge-
neva, .1 W S May-6 cks madder, Van Dadilson & co-300 es geneva,
50 es cheese, abt 35 t bark, 133 bales flax, 55 bdls skins, 30 bdls hides,
Order—Q Dk

Elise, Schumacker, fm Elsfleth, with 120 hams in linen, J Nixon,
jan.-140 qrs beans, 256 hamS„ abt 20 t bark, Roberts, Carne'and
Telo—K Dk
Concordia, Nagel, fm bordt, with 55 t oak bark, 6 Ids Midis ',on-
rushes, 132 bdls Mood hoops, J Van Zeller and co-13 cks madder,.
Order-9 do, E Busch and co-32 mats flax, Gibson and Brackenridge
Dk
Hermoder, Neilson, fm Gothenborg, with 5918 bars of iron, Bailey
Bros and co—K Dk

Rosen, Kollininus, fm Gothenborg, with 7446 bars of iron, The
Mersey Steel and Iron co-10-11 do, U Flatter-31 cks manganese, H
and J. Hornby co-16 c battens, W. ~terarid Nephew-1100 oak
treenails, For Exportation—B Dk
. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.

ne4..,,,i.
inform
--- 1,1,--.
Tivrß. WITNEY begs to the P lc that the SALE
lof the very extensive Stock of C ',Nand EARTHEN-
WARE, ou the Premises, 49, Ha i ei-street, WILL BK CON-
TINUED THIS DAY, as usual; and n MONDAY he will com-
mence selling, in the Morning, at Eleven o'clock and in the
Evening at Six o'clock, that part of the Stock excluxively which
is suitable hr all the ptirposes of domestiC. Use, such as common
Jugs and Mugs. Bowls, Plates, Dishes, &c. Scc. ; these, of all
sorts, will be offered in quantities suitable for both Dealers and
Housekeepers . . . .
To be viewed and Catalogues had on tbe mornings of sale.

- By Mr..SYERS,.
On MoNnAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock in the Af-
ternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver-
pool, subject to such conditions as will be then and there pro-
duced,
ALL those Two SEATS or PEWS; being one a Front Seat
and the other a South Back Seat, situate and being in the
&with Gallery of the Parish • Church cf:Rfr: Verka, in Liver-
noel,- the said Frint Seat containing- nett in length and 4 feet
6 inches in breadth, and the said BaK Seat 7 in length and
2 feet 3 inches in breadth, in the respective possessions of Thus.
Christian, Esq., arid Mrs. Ball.
These Seats are Freehold of-Inheritance and free from ground-
rent.

For furth,r particulars apply at the Oflice of Mr. GEORGE
ASVINA LL, So!lcitor, 12, Exchange-alley Noith, Liverpool.

aantrb.

VTANTED, a WAREHOUSEM ,who perfectly under-
,' stands the Wine and Spirit mess in all its brandies,
and can have a satisfactory char er as to ability, honeity,
sobriety, &c.—Apply at the Standard-nffice.

WANTED, by a Youn_r, Man, twenty,f6ur years of age, a
'SITUATION in a-Bonded Te yWarehouse, as Head
'Warehouseman.
The Advertiser is most respectabllconnected, and can give
the most satisfactory references, having been engaged confi-
dentially for upwards of six years in one of the most respect-
able houses ip Liverpool.
Address, post paid, F. H., at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

PEN 11 YN

_
R. M. Rolfe, Esq. 42o2Elected
J. W. Freshfield, Esq.....(cous.) 444
Lord Tullamore 3BB
NEWPORT.
W. H. OH, Esq.
F 233 Whigs elected
John H. Hawkins. Esq
Sir Jas. Willoughby Gordon, 13t. 229
Hamilton, Esq.

BF.IIWICK.

Sir Rufane Donkin
J. Bradshaw, Esq. (cons.) 410
Sir J. Blake, Bart.
SANDWICH.
Sir Edward T. Trowbridge, Bart. 495 Ditto
Sam!: Grove Price, Esq... (coos.) 553
Sir Edward W. C. B. Owen, ... • 386
STIRLING DISTRICT.
Lord Dalmeny,
2°3 Only 1 member
'
John Crawford, Esq.

ELGIN.

Col. Leith Hay,
J. Brodie, Each

195 Ditto
111 5

CASHEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

SPLENDID SPECIMENS OF ITALIAN ART.
11 TESSRS. BRANCH and SON respectfully announce to
_all the 'admirers of the Arts, that they have received direc-
tions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Hanover Rooms, on
TU§SDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o' CI:, a small but
particularly choice. Collection of 11'AL' SCULPTURE,
consisting of six elaborately carved an iighly-finished Models
of the underinentioned celebrated Edifi s, viz. :=The Pantheon
at Rome, the Piazza at Pisa, the Cathedral of Pisa, the Church
della Spina at Pisa, the Parthenon at. Athens, and a larger
Model of the Piazza of Pisa. The above are of the most exqui-
site workmanshiN and of pure white Alabaster.
To be viewed on Monday next, the 27th, on applicatiBdto
BrisNcli and SON, .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

INSOLVENTS.

AprillB.—William Thomson, Cross-lane, St. Mary-at-hill, wine-
merchant.

April 21.—John Swift Jones, Ramsgate, dealer in fancy articles.
BANKRUPTS.

Frederick Rodbard . and _Charles Massina, Turnham-green and
Hammersmith, schoolmisters—Williare Sayers, Horsham, Sussex.
baker—William Harris, Fareham, Hampshire, rattle-salesman—ltalph
Ord, I3ishopthorpe, Yorkshire, dealer—Thomas Smallwood, Birming-
ham, ;4-meet—William Williams, Panteague, Monmouthshire, shop-
keeper—Thomas Rayner, Manchester, victualler.
DIVI D.F..!7DS.

May 12, J. G. Gerard, London, merchant—May 12, J. J. Dania,
Newbury, Berkshire., upholsterer—May 14, \V. Stivensou, West-
minster, dealer in mahogany—May 14, S. Ashby, London, flour-dealer
—May 14, W. Prosser, sen., !Paton, linen-draper—May 14, R.
Gatenby, Shadwell, grocer—May 18, J. Bentley, C. Dear, and J. J.M.
Richardson, London, warehousemen—May 13, W. Thompson, London,
wine-merchant—May 13, J. Ludlam, London, hosier—May 15, P.
Barratt, London, jeweller—May 14, J. Philpott, London, innkeeper—
May 19, J. W. Webb, Axbridge, Somersetsbire,
_&-rocer—May 12,
It. Eastgate, York, linen-manufacturer—May 14, R. W., J., and J.
Fletcher, Walsall, Staffordshire, saddlers'-ironmougers—May 26, J. 13.
..11syton, Kingston-upon-Hull, broker—May 19, W. Row, sen., St.
Peter's, Northumberland, merchant—May 11, G. Boyce, Tiverton,
Devonshire, bookseller— ,May 19, J. Russom, Carnarvon, coal-mer-
chant—May 12, W. Darlington, Comberbach, Cheshire, dealer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before

the 12th day of May.
J. Parry, Leeds, hatter—S. Mechelen, Clifton, Gloucestershire,
publisher—T. Shadrake Lomion, coal-inerchant—W.James,Brighton,
grocer--W. Brearley, Birmingham, chemist.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

WANTED.

Exchange Shares—Liverpool Nov Gas and Coke Shares--Mersoy
and Intel'.

RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker.

BlRttis.

On Sunday last, the lady of Ralph Bolton, Esq., or Wigan,
a daughter and heiress-at-law.

On Monday last, in Montagu-square, London, the lady of Charles-
Millen, Esq., of a daughter.
On Tuesday last, at lialliford, the lady of Philip Charles Sheppard,
Esq., of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

BRITISH AMERICA.

Will have immediate o`e- spiach:-
i'or MONTREAL, the ie fast-sailing ,'Brig
CANADIAN burthen per gister 263 tons; cop-
pered and copper-fastened, au in every respect a•very
desirable conveyance.—For terms of freight, twly to Mr.
A. PARLANI, or to GEORGE ' HIGHFIELD.

Succeeds the 'M MARY
:1- For MONTREAL, the superior lt Brig
FULMAR, Captain ARMSTRONG • 270 tons ; A 1,
and in all respects a good con ey ce.
Warranted first 1 Vessel.
For QUEBEC, the fast-sailing coppered Barque AURORA,
Captain RoALS; 360 tons; first class, and will take goods on
moderate terms.—For terms of freight or passage apply on
hoard, Prince's Dock, or to JOSEPH FROSTE and eo.
The MARY LAING will take Goods if detained by contrary

.--, For SYDNEY and ST. ANN'S, Cape Breton,
f the Schooner UNION, ALEX. MB6OVGALL, Master;
~
.Ir.gist burthen 130 tons.—For freighVor passage apply to
M‘LEOD; gousToNs, and. Co.
Who have for Sale a new SLOOP of 37 tons.
. .—.—,......gi.-....i.....i.:k..—........
NEW SOUTH WALES

To succeed the Oriental:
For HOBART TOWN and SY DNEY,thefine Liver
,fiWk pool-built Ship RICHARD WAYKER, FIDLER,
-WOK Commander; • burthen per regillgr 381 tons, sails re,,
remarkably fast, entirely rebuilt in 1831, and has en-
rerior accommodations fur cabin and -Steerage :Passengers.—
Shippers may rely ou the above vessel being despatched about
the 15th May:—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. BOLD
and RusSEL, and Mr. WILLIAM BELL, Brokers; or-
JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

BOROUGH SESSIONS.

SHOCKING OCCUIMENCE.—Benjamin Burrows, a young lad
not more than 'fourteen years old, was indicted fur assaulting
another lad about twelve, on the 29th of December last, by which
the prosecutor's eye was literally knocked out. Mr. Hall stated
the case for the prosecution, from which it appeared that on the
29th of December last the plaintiff and defendant were playing
together inßurrows's-gardens, where the defendant resides with
his father, and some altercation between them ensuing the de-
fendant ran up to the plaintiff and struck him with such vio-
lence id the face as to force his eye hour the socket, which
rolled on the ground. Witnesses, who were by when the as,
sault wa-i committed, were brought forward to prove that the
plaintiff gave no provocation to the defendant excepting mak-
ing the remark " There gees Ben Burrows" as the defendant
passed him. On the other hand Mr. Venables, for the defend-
ant, argued, and brought forward witnessestu show, that the un-
fortunate affair arose from accident during play, and several
surgeons spoke to the plaintiff's having a diseased eye, which
protruded without the eye lids. It further appeared that the
intlictrnent against the defendant was preferted at the instiga-
tion' of the plaintiff's father in, consequence of the defendant's
parents refusing to make satisfactory reparation for the injury.
The court having been occupied, some tine (as we should. say
rather uselessly) the Recorder left it to the jury to return a
verdict, and they found the defendant guilty. tie was then
taken into custody, the Recorder stating than should. dolor
passing sentence to some other time.
The business of the sessions conclurfed on- TaketA.WeVening;
few cf thif eases possessed. itivry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

Mr. Sera Perrin,
16( Ditto
Al. Penuefather, Esq.
CLACKMANNON AND KINROSS.

Admiral Adam,
447 Z Ditto
It. Bruce, Esq.

INVERNESS-SHIRR. .
Right Hon. Charles Grant,
T. M'Leod, Esq.
Mr. M'Leod petitioned against the return of Mr. Grant, but
he is since dead. •

Thus it appears that out of 23, there are 12 who were returned
at the last election without opposition; 6 with great majorities;
leaving 5 only that had doubtful contests.

LIVERPOOL POLICE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY.—(Befure.Mr. Alderman Wn IG HT.)

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.—An apparently dejected seafaring
man, named• Harris, was placed before the sitting magistrate by
a watchmans,who_stated that be was given in charge to him by
the person with whom he lodged for attempting, on the previous
night, to hanghirmielf. Au elderly female here stepped forward
and said that the prisoner, who belonged to a ship called the
Rapid, of Jamaica, lodged with her in Mason-street. He had
been only a week from sea, and in that time he had twice at-
tempted to destroy himself. On -Sunday last he was found
hanging from the'encl of one of the baths on the north shore,
and, had it not been for a person who fortunately 'passed that
'way at the time, he must have perished: On the night previ-
ous, the witness found hint suspended from the bedstead in his
lodging-room, by a black silk haukerchief, and, having fetched
the watchman to her assistance, she felt it her duty to give hint
into enstudy.,
Itiunswer to a question from Mr. Alderman Wright, the
witness said that the prisoner had been in the house the whole
of the day, and was perfectly sober, but for several days before
be had indulged in drinking.
The prisoner, on being asked if he had anything to say for
attempting so wicked au act, made no reply; and 111 r. Ald.
Wright, having endeavoured to make him sensible of the enor-
mity of the crime of suicide, to which he appeared to pay sullen
attention, remanded him fur the purpose of being examined by
a surgeon, 'us to his state of mind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

9n 'aLE.

4" A CUTTER YACHT of eig tons, and punt, cop-
, 4*, per-fastened, and well found every respect. Her
.'
II ull may be seen at the Vitro Works, Wallasey Pool,
4
, ear Seacome,Rzbe,
e., and an inventory where every information may be had about
oer •
6 to pric

ON SALE,
The fast-sailing Pleasure- oat LEDA;
41!.."-• Length over all, 25 feet 6 inche , breadth over all, in
midships, 8 feet. She is abou 7 tons burthen ; built
Oak; copper-fastened; half deck , with chain cable and
anchor, ald pig iron for ballast; wit a complete set of sails
itni ropes, two masts, two topmasts, boom, bowsprit, boat-book,
.3 lead pomp, all corapletc.—Lying in JOSEPH EowAuns's
Boat-builder, Norfolk-street, to whom application may be
-"Ale, or to THOS. WOODWARD, James-street.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

UNITED STATES.

To sail 071 the 'AStli instant.
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Intended to be a regular Troder.
For NEW YORK, the very fit i first-class NEW
' American Ship BROOKLYN, rapt. RicriAeosoN ;
burthen,lso tuns; copper-fastened,And coppered this
'voyage, built of the best materials, sails.rernarkably fast, and is
in every respect a very choice conveyance fur goods and pas-
sengers..--For freight or passage apply to Captain Ricriatinsus,
,on boatd, in the Prince's Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.
The Captain and Consignees will nut be accountable fur any
Debts contracted by the Crew.

For BOSTON, the very fast-sailing ewly•coppered
~., American Skip 'MAJESTIC, Ca in SMITH • 400
s--- tons per register, and wilt be ins iatdy despatched.
6 rirp
—For freight or passage apply to the Master, on board
West side Prince's DoCk; or to ,
WILLIAM SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at ''Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Officerldhall-street.
160 Bags St. Domingl COFFEE.
109, Bags Cuba
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

For account of the Underwriters.
On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at 0 o'clock, on the
Quay, west side George's Dock, the folio mg Goods damaged
by salt water, on board the Shainr c , stranded near Ram-
sey, on her passage hence to Westp t,
270 Mids. New York FLAXSEEDt'_branded 1835,

5 Bris. Montreal POT ASHES,
Now landing ex Harmony, from Isle of Man.—Apply to Mes'it.s.
W. and J. THOMPSON, or Messrs. GtasoN and BROWN, Mer-
chants, or to DANIEL CAMPBELL, Broker.