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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY.

The. Duke of GonooN presented Reci:•al petitions from' the
counties of Ross, Aberdeen, utd Roxburgh, praying for pro-
tection to the established church.

The Earl of itODEN said he •tose to put the question to the
noble duke (Wellington) of whirl) he had given notice a few
days ago. It teas, whether it was the intention of the govern-
ment to propose any estimate during the precut session of par-
liament for the purpose of supputting the national schools in
Ireland?
The Duke of WELLINGTON SAM it Was the intention of the
government to propose such an estimate in the other house, and
it was intended that it should be greater this year than lust, be-
cause of the necessity of new buildings.
The Earl of RADNott then rose to bring forward his motion
respecting the oaths necessarily taken by students at the Uni-
versities (Loud cheers.) It would be in their lordships' recol-
(cajun that during the last session of parliament a hi!) teas
brunglit up from the other house, having for its object to admit
persons into the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge without
taking, the oaths now necessary. That bill was thrown'out; but
during the discussion upon it one of the rev. prelates then pie-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Legal Neff co.

MR. WILLIAM ALLICOCK'S ASSIGNMENT.
NOTICE IS fiEIiEBY thatbyindentnre bearing
date the 9th day of Mardi instant, EVIL lAM ALLI-
- of Liverpool, in the county of Lin • stcr, victualler,
did assign to trustees therein named all b. estate and effects
fur the equal benefit of such of his credit( as shall, within one
calendar month, firm the date thereof, e cute the said inden-
ture, now lying in the Otli..e of Mr. ROBERT iioDGfiliS, of
Union-buildings, North John-street, Liverpool aforesaid, Soli-
citor, fur their signatures. And those credit,rs,who shall ne-
glect or refuse to execute the said indenture iil be excluded all
benefit to be derived therefrom.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

53 AMERICA.

. , First Spring Ship. • - e- • ,
• For MONTREAL, the fine Ship MONTREAL;
..A.." an hurthen per. register 314 tons; coppeo and copper-
" .fastened, and well known in the trade.—For terms of
freight or passage apply on board, Prince's Dock • to Mr.
ALfiXANDER PNKLANE jor to GEORGE 111GITFIELD.

To soil positively on the Ist of April.
Far QUEBEC, the remarkably fast-sailing Ship
4.. e...; JOHN FRANCIS, Bow/NAN, IY.ltiter;
- - coppered and copper-fastened, carries n salt nor
steerage passengers, is in every re,peet an ex rit convey-
ance for dry goods.—For freight or cabin p ,age apply on
board, in the Prince's Dock, or to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street, or
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

To clear the *di, and sail the 10th instant.
,For HALIFAX, the Ship JOHN PORTER, Jo-
SN.Pti JENKINsoN, Master; a first class coppered yes-
- self 298 tons register, sails fast, and has evyjirequisite
for the commodious accommodation of passengersfrFor freight,
&c. apply on board, in the Queen's Dock or Mr. PETEA
AV AB; or to \V. PAIROLOUGH, Tabley.street.

..-.. , .. •
• To sail on the 2014 instant. ~ . .
<-77„„,,,,. For HALIFAX, the Xilifax Packet Company's
)51,Tst Ship HALIFAX, Citifel,Es M.. CLEARY, Master;
- - burthen 344 tons, coppered; takes -no salt, dad is,the
not eligible conveyance for dry goods; her aco odations
en
for passengers are *ell known, and comprise. e - comfort.—
For freight, 84-c. apply to the Master, on board, n tlie 'Queen's
Dock ;. at N 0.19, IJUl:e's'-place, or at the'Office of
, - • WILLIAM FAIRCLOUGH, Tabfey-street; I

A Replay. Trcaler. ,
.':.4. For MONTREAL clued., th&,A .1, Lire 001-built
„leg; Barcitie S'lR' JOHN OgRESFORD,, ptain Mir-
1p
C I-I VA.. 'Will be despalched on' fille ' r 1. larch.—For
freight AT passage appl)F On board; inTbe King Dock, or to
WILLIAM SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

IYi;DITE RUA NE AN .

For ANCONA. and TRItSTE, the fast-sa. "lig Brig
' A ItETHUSA, RICHARD Tit N , Master;
141 tons per register; having ,room y
Goods, will be despatched, immediat y, has superior
accommodations for passengers.—For freight or passage apply
tr, RATIIBONE BILOTHER:S and Co., or to
- F. F. GABBS arid CO., 18, Goree Piazza.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Co be Aal4.

.
TO be SOLD, by P1211,4th: TREATY, all that Freehold Piece
7of LAND, with the DWELLING- OUSE thereon
erected, situate on the north side of a roe leading westward
from St. Michael's Chnrcb, Toxteth-par tot he River Mersey,
called Mersey-street, containing in fro t thereto 302 feet, and
running in depth from thence,backwa son the west side 191
feet, or thereabouts, on the east side, along- land of William
Beckwith, Esq., 174 '.:eet 9 inches, and being in breadth at the
back, adjoining land of Jas. Dempsey, Esq.,- 297 feet 3 inches.
The above will be found suitable for Building upon, being
retired and near the river; and for particulars apply to Wm.
WA,RElNG,,Solicitor, Fenv,irk-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

NEW MUSIC.

IHIS day is published. under the expre-s sanction of her
most grsci"ns Majesty the Queen, H. It. n. the Duchess
of Kent. H. It. H. th..l PrinLess Augusta, the yal.Aeadeinv
of Music, and about 45") of the most em:i Professors' and
Amateurs of Musk, all the Theorelica or<s of AI.BIjECIFI-
SBERGELI, Master in Composition to Be thoven &c., translat,l
from the last German Edition by Arnold' Merrick, Esq., in '2
vols.tro, of nearly 303 pages; price 'in boards £2 2s. London :
published by R. Cocks.and. Co., 2U; Prin4s.street, Ilanover-
%guar*. Sold also by SiirintJn and Marshall, Stationer?
Court, ant) 1, . .12 AIUSICSCIierr antt -1100u:sellers i.i.cougo.m.it
'urope.
N.B. R. Cocks and Co.'s Catalogues may be had as above
(gratis.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Empowered by Act of ParliameOt, 3d William IV. •
ECONOMIC LIFE, ASSURANCE SOCIETY,No. 31, Bfidge-street, 13:i:tan iars, Londiin.
Esraintsimu 18-3.

DIRtiCTOR.S.
The Right Hon. T. FRAN BLAND LEWIS., M.P.
, . . CJIAIRAIAN,
HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, Esq.,'
Deputy Chairman.
Resident Director.—Join IS:OWLES, Esq.. r.n.s.
Agent for Liverpool, T. O.COOPE,t.
Medical Referee for Do., Dr. ROBERTSON,, M.D.
rTIHIS Society has for its basis ECONOMY COMBINED
WITH SECURlTY—theterms of Assurances, foryoung
and middle-aged lives; being much loWee than those of ally othe.:.
Office whichgives.a-Bonns to the Assured; and a f statement
of its atraiiS i annually Made to the Shareholde and
Yoiicy-
holders, who have a control over the Society.
Three-fourths of the profits are now • led among those
Assured on an equitable scale, for the wl le term of life after,
Policies shall have been in force four years, and eventually the
whole of the profits will be so divided.
A Bonus was declared up to the end 4'18.13, which gave to
Policy-holders, en an average, £l6 per cent. upon the amount of
premiums paid. Persons assuring during the year 18.34 trill be
entitled to share in the Profits to be divided up to the end of 1838.
Endowments for Children ale granted, and Assurances on
Joint Lives, Survivorships, Survivorship Annuities, us %veil us
every species of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the
nature of the risks, which are as low as possible compatible with
security to the Assured. _

.A.ssurances are also effected, either by paying small Premiums
at first, and increasing theM every five rears; or by paying a
.high Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements, and
ultimately the payments to cease altogether. In line' persons
may be assured in any way which may•be best adapted to their
circumstances or wislies.

Medical Referees are appointed in most cities and large towns,
and agents in many, front whom information may be obt.dued
and Prospectuses had.
By order of the Board of Directors,
T. 0. COOPER, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

BATrY'S ROYAL' AMPHITHEATRE.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
THREE DRAMAS !,;
rfor the BENEFIT of Mr. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
HIS EVENING, the 10th instant, t e
BLIND BEGGAR of BETH L GREEN.
In which the Splendid Stud •ill appear.
Simon de Montford ....... .Mr.
Art Sir-F,ustace.,Mr. Sterling. I A c ....Mrs. Stetling.
et which a Popular SONG, by a oung Lady of Liverpool,
- her first time on aoy stage.
HFirst time here,- Mr. Hicken's elegant positions on his Rapid
lu.!se Urs ,with the Infant Prodigy, as THE ROMAN AND
PPIL.
TIIE HUT OF THE RED MOUNTAINS;

Augustus THIRTY TEARS OF A GAMBLER'S LIFE.
Mr. Stirling. I Warner .Mr. Neville.
Amelia Mrs. Stirling.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with a Melo Drama of intense interest, called
THE COURT FOOL ;
Frauds
OR, THE BE OF NO THE DAME.
4,16.3 the First.... Mr. Tiiboulet....Mr. Neville.
Blanche Mi‘s Barry.
I,i:rickets and places to be taken of Mr. ROBINSON, No. 3,
`-•
_butch-street, aud at the Boxoffice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

AFRICA.

Union, Watton, fm Raba de Salee, with 61 pks washed and 135
pks unwashed wool, 1512 dry hides, Prescott, Bros- and co—K Dk

" EAST INDIEIS. CAPE OF-GOUri HOPE;
Tyrer, Ellis, fm. Calcutta, with abt 1634 -ps rejwCod, 100 his hemp,
114 bls jut., 500 bgs linseed, 1200 bgs dry ginger, 612 bgs turmeric,
abt 6 t buffalo horns; 253 bgs horn tips, 1402 bgs rice, • 365 bps sugar,
98 bls raw silk, 15 brls cocoa nut oil, 1 ble wool, 2 chts indigo, 40 bls
gunnies," 4 hxs purfie, :32 his cowhides, 21 bls buffald hides, 8 .hills
•rattans,. 4 ps bandannoes, Order-21'72 bgs sugar, Acraman and Stitt
-L.27 bls Cow hidesi, Taylor, Potter Old co-3 bts 4 hds wine, C S Mid.
dleton-1 hx millinery, Ilryang; Herd and co-1 bx chutney, Ceayns,
Crary and co,-P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Web) Publicationo.

FRASER'S MAGAZINE, 1,X111., fur MARCH, 1835,
price 2s. 6d., contains—Church Reform ; Songs of Italy ;
Chapter H. (From the Prout Papers ;) The Chiron's of Cra-
ven • A Tradition; Tour of Oliver Yorke's Ithyming Cousin ;
Fit 'IV.; Gallery of Literary Characters, No. L 'HI.; BP-
3-anger; A few Observations on the Crime of F ery and ifs
Punishment; History of Corporations; Quar sof ' Zoolo-
gists; 0.-id Thoughts on Strange Subjects; " Second Trium-
virate; Of Ireland in 18.31. (continued;) itt and Peel; or,
'tin Fifty Year.' since; A Tale Of March, 1784, and March,
1835, by an old Parliamentary Rhyme-Maker; The Sea Stirite;
or, a Voice from the Deep; The Hunter of Comar, by the Et-
trick Shepherd;. Prospects of the Ministry.
James Fraser, London; and all the Liverpool Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Emper tat Varitamtnt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,—WEDNESDAY.
(Continued from the LIVERPOOL STANDARD of Friday.)
'ORANGE ADDRESS.
Mr. FINN, seeing- the Right lion. the Secretary for the
Home Department in his 'hate, would repeat the question
which he had put on a former night, in consequence of having
seen a statement ►n the-Court ,Citealror of the- 26th Feb., that
" Viscount Cole had presented 182 iitidres3es frtmi- the orange-
men of Fermanagh, and other phiees, congratulating his majesty
on the exercise of his royal prerogative, and expressing their
confidence in his present servants"—" whether such addresses,
professing to conic from orange associations, had been pr.:-
sewed in that character to his majesty rn
Mr. Gouuttais said that it was not in his power to inform
the hon. member whether the statement which be had read
was accurate or not, but he believed it was a matter of course
to present. to his majesty ail addresses that were properly and
respectfully worded.
A long conversation ensued, in the course of which Mr.
Shell gave notice of a motion on the subject.
The Speaker then left the chair, and the house resolved itself
into a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

Ti V M`t-ntl;

ptesent ono, to which he has co no

luestionable a claim

But we ought to be thankful that it " approaches."
Mr. RATIIBONE is equally magnificent in his disco-
-veries. "Education," says this worthy and- ingenious
gentleman,' "is little understood, and has long made
very little progress." Pethans the oracle might produce
himself in proof of the fact. At any rate, it is gratifying
to learn that education is now " understood," and that,
under the auspices of Mr. WILLIAM RATHBONE, it is
likely to progress at an amazing speed. This gentle-
man, however, is in favour of religious education, but
what he means by religion he is not kind or condescend-
ing enough to explain. • He is opposed, however, to
"sectarian squabbles about doctrines," these same doc-
trines being matters which, perhaps, do not impose upon
ihim any particular concern. If we are not misinformed
Mr. WILLIAM RATEIBONE had once the honour to be a
'.quaker ; how he happens not to belong to that respectable
body now it is not for us to inquire ; but has he not con-
fessed enough to indicate that he is strongly eatbued with
unitarianism ? We think so, and therefore the more
strange is it that he should be so censorious about
"sectarian squabbles," for of ail the squabbling sects in
this divided country the unitarians are the most obnoxious.
They are certainly the must obscure though the most am-
bitious sect in these realms. They have 'wormed them-
selves into schools, academies, and charities, and, fancying
themselves tube the only safe interpreters of the "laws
of nature," they have made- laws for their party,which
have no affinity to the "laws of the Creator." They it
is who wish to preside ever the mechanical sciences, to
teach the young idea, to give the twig a twist in order
by degrees to train it by the door-posts of usurped and
desecrated chapels. They think themselves wise in their
generation, but a blight falls on everything they touch,
and ruin follows in the footsteps of their philosophy.
The Mechanics' Inst itution of Liverpool will only work
for evil in such hands.

The following is go ng the round of the newspapers :
" We understand that Richard Earle, Esq., formerly private
secretary to Lord Stanley and Mr. Spring ice, has been ap-
pointed an assistant poor-law commissioner The salary is
£ioo per annum. Mr. Earla,is a brother of the Messrs. Earle
of this town, and is supposed to have reeeived his appointment
th rcadh- the instrumentality of Lout Stanley."

So, then, there is at least one Earle who does not ob-
ject to take office under and receive pay from the new
administration—from—oh, tell it out in Clayton-square!
—the tories ! It would not surprise us to learn that Mr.
Wm. EARLE has, since the appointment, ceased to be a
" leveller." Pray, may we calculate upon his vote for
two conservatives at the next election ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

WINCHESTER.

At Winchester (on the western circuit) was tried an action
for a breach of promise of marriage; the parties were Mortan
v. Watson. The plaintiff was a dressmaker (twenty-six years
of age) living with her father at Gosport, and the defendant, who
twenty-eight years old, was clerk to an attorney. The plain-
tiff and defendant had first become acquainted in the month of
July, 1832, having met at a Mrs. Daniels, in whose house the
defendant then lodged. After an acquaintance of four days the
defendant made
.proposals of marriage to the plaintiff, which
were accepted, and on the 27th of July the plaintiff and defend-
ant went to church to be married. The clergyman having been
struck by the manner of the defendant, informed Mr. Minchin,
his master, of his intention, wha necosted him trul his intended
bride as they entered the church, and strengts dissuaded them
from marrying, romarking that arrc.d,tit had no means what-.
ever to support a wife. Tlie plaintiff w.ts ronvinced by his rea-
soning, relinquished all claim to the defenciant.• and left the
church; but he acennipanied her home, renewed his promise of
marriage, and afterwards wrote her a letter to that effect. When
she sent her attorney to him, however, he refused to fulfil his
promise; she then slept upon her injuries for two years, not
bringing her action until after the death of Mr. Minchin. The
judge, in summing up. said it appeared to him that plaintiff had
discharged defendant from all obligation to marry her on the
27th ofJuly, 1832, and had subsequently given him up. The
jury friund for the plaintiff.—Damages one shilling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

In monthly volumes, with splendid Illustrations,
COWPER'S COMPLETE WORKS AND LIFE.
By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq., LL. .
MESSRS. BALDWIN and CRADOCK b
IVIL the Public, that SPECIMENS of the -
TIONS to this Edition, with a PROSPECT
on the 10th instant.
Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock feel that y ought to apolo-
gize for noticing an Advertisement in this da a 'Times, from their
worthy rivals, Messrs. Saunders and Utley ; and they do it to
assure them, and the Public, that they have no desire to create
prejudice azaiost the Edition set on foot by them a mouth ago,
to divide with Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock the patronage of
Cowper's admit ers. -
If Messrs. Saunders and Otley can induce the public to re-
ceive favourably their First Volume (which in their haste to
gratify it, is sent forth be:ore the plates are engraved) they are
fortunate. If this haste, however, should prove all that 'Messrs.
Baldwin and Cradock, in their defence of their long-projected
Edition,- have stated, Messrs. Saunders and Otley can only
blame themselves for their want of caution. Their First Vo-
lume contains, it appears. little more than a reprint of a por-
tion of Ilayley's Life. Where, then, is the necessity for such
haste?

to inform
:CLUSTIZA-
, will be ready

Messrs. Baldwin and Crailock do not, however, follow such
an example; they intend carefully to finish every department.
rd their Edition bebre th2y venture to claim the .pohlir favour.
'That they hive been long s.t occupied .n iv be seen by referring to
-a full announcement of their Edition ia " MESSRS. SlCNnEfts
AND OTLRY'S METROPoLtTAN M',I6AZINg, Fitit R;LY, 183-1,
PAGE 89," and in all the periodicals of that period.
Paternoster-rotr, March 6.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the
' Public Sale-room, Exchange- ildings,
2200 Bales Surat COT ON,
Ex Bounty Hall, from Bombay..-A0 to Messrs. TayLon,
Purrita and Cu., Merchants; or to
WILLIAM H.USON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

COMMITTEE OF St.PPLY.

Sir T. FREMANTLE moved that tho coin of £28,381,700 be
granted for the purpose of paying off Exehequer-bills. The
hills in question„ were charged upon the aids and supplies of
1831 and 1835. They were about to expire, and the present
vote was required to pay them off, or in other words to issue
others in their place.
The motion was agreed to, as was the next vote of £621,50,)
for public "works.
The house resumed, and the report was ordered to be
received.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

NEWSPAPER PENALTIES.

Captain Pt:et-It-1C asked the hon. and learned member for
Exeter, whether he thought he should be enabled to bring in a
bill for the relief of the proprietors of newspapers, .rho were at
present exposed to certain penalties for unintentiunal violations
of the stamp act ? The penalty for omitting- to specify the resi-
dence of the printer of a newspaper was £lOO, and in some cases
informations to a very lar'ge amount had been laid. It was de-
sirable, therefore, especially as the assizes were at haul, to have
the matter set at rest.
The Soucyron-GcsEnAt. said it was his intention to have
given notice on Monday (perhaps he might be permitted to do
so now) of a motion for leave to bring m a bill to indemnify
proprietors Of newspapers who had ceglected to con.ply Cilia
certain provisions of aSth Geo. 111. (Hear.)

• Tiff,,Pouit LAWS. •
Mr. Iloaarck rose to prez•ent a petition from Colonel Virtu,
Napier, complaining of cruelty on the part of the parish officers
of Freshford to the paupers of that pat ish. The hon. member
read the petition, and detailed several cases of great wretched-
ness and destitution, arising out of inadequate allowances to
paupers,-in the district in question, but the statement was very
imperfectly heard in consequence of the low tone in which the
hon. gentleman spoke, and the position he occupied in the
house. lie observed that the poor law amendment hill had
been passed with aNiew to the relief of the poor, and •in order
to raise them from a state of distress and degradation. The
bill originally contained a cl.inse for the. prosecution by the
commissioners of persons who should iiltreat or act with el trellV
towards paupeiti, but, that wholesome and necessary power or
prosecution was taken away in the upper house of parlia-
ment. See the situation of the poor as the law now st„0,1:
the pto cons injured were. poor and destitute, and had no
redresS against their oppressors utiles% their case happened to
be taken up by some benevolent private instil/Ana.. Cases
of cruelty anti oppietsion ought not to be left to the chance
or charity of Mdividuals to putitsb.—it ought to be the busi-
ness of a public prosecutor to take them up. (11 ea r, hear.)
It was mainly with a view to enforce the necessity of establish-
ing this principle that he hi ought the present case before the
house. He th,ught that the case set forth in the petition was
one in which the house should direct the Attorney-general to
prosecute. Ile appealed to gentlemen's sense of justice and
humanity, and asked them whether the-parties who had been
he cause of so much human nriser and suffering should be per-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

LONDON .COttN 6.

•
Prom' the Irish coast we have but a scanty supply of °its,' whilst
from Scotland and the English counties there was a good supply ; the
demand was moderate at unvaried ptices.—Wheat in limited request,
and the supply pretty good at Monday's prices.—Barley dull sale, but
'at prices not lower.—ln Beans and Pease no alteration, which meet
with but a moderate sale.—Flour continues dull at 'previous prices.—
In bonded Grain nothing doing.
Wilt. 1 Brig. Oats. I Rye. Bns. 1 Pesi.
Avint*as • scl(sfirsd ad adlad
Of.the week . . . . .4311 / 34 1 23 8 29 0 36 3 3B 4
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 41 0 32 .5: 22 1 130 10 36 1 39 0
Duty on Foreign , . .45 8 13 10113 9124 3 15 6 11 0

la THE LAST WEEK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10

PELICAN LIFE. AS
Lombard-street al

I.JIiANCE OFFICES,
id Spring-gardens. •
:TORS.

DIRE,
Matthias Attwoud, Esq., M. P.
Wm. S. Clarke, Esq., F.R.S.
John Coope, Esq.
Win. Cotton, Esq., F.R.S.
Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart.
Win. Davies. Esq.
Sir Cnarles Flower, Batt., and
Alderman.

James A. Gordon, Esq., M-D.
Hugh Harnmersiey, Esq.
Sir W. Heygate, Bart., and
Aldermao.

J. Petty Muspra , Esq.
Win. Samler, .sq.
George Shut 'torev, Esq.
Matthew iting, Esq.
Monkhouse Tate, Jun., ' etary.
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY T S CoMPANY.
A very considerable reduction of reiniuct in the . earlier
stages of life; so that £l2OO may he assured for the some
annual payment as is requited by other Offices for the In-
surance of £1000; thus securing at the outset, and without the
liabilities of a partnership, a bonus equal to 20 per cent. it• the
sum insured, instead of waiting, as in mutual lnsurapce Com-
panies, for deferred periods, to which, after paying higher rates
of jp-emium, the Insurer may never attain.
Payment of elitims in three mouths after proof of death.
Extension of time fur payment of renewal Premiums to thirty
.davS.

11erinission to pass, in time of peace, by sea or land, from
any part of Europe to any other .part, without paying any extra
Premium, and without license of the Directors.

Purchase of Policies on the most liberal terms, when the ob,
jest of au Assurance has been effected.
Agents for Liverpool,
THOS. CROOK. and SON, 19, Exchange-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.

Messrs. Shaw and Lefrey were yesterday re-elected--we will
not say without opposition; but this was of such a nature and
character that it only reflects discredit and disgrace upon those
whip were engaged in so disreputable a proceeding.
It `will be seen that a proposer, a seconder—no, there was no
seconder—counsel, agents, securities and so forth, all appeared
on the hustings, declaring that they were authorised by bar. Ber-
wick to put him in nomination.
We had an article prepared in reference to these proceedings,
when our astonishment was powerfully excited by the following
communication.
It is the letter of a gentleman and a scholar; and a subse-
quent interview with Mr. Berwick himself—whose name was so
audaciously made use of without his knowledge, confirms us in
the opinion we had previously formed of the writer

"TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING MAIL

"Comilla, Friday, Jan. 9.
"Stn,--I have this moment heard, with no little astonish-
ment, that I was yesterday p_roposed -as a candidate for the re-
presentation of the Dublin University.
" It is to me a matter of exceeding regret, that the gentlemen
to whom I am indebted fur this distinction should not have
given me any intimation whatsoever of their intentions—as
such a course would have saved the electors from the interrup-
tion that took place, and preserved me from the charge of in-
comparable presumption to which, at present, I must appear
have the honour to remain your obedient servant,
"EDWARD BERWICK?'
Time does not permit of our saying more for the present.
Our readers will see in the speech of Mr. Shaw, the tone of
feeling and sentiment which should pervade the whole of our
constituency at the elections.—Dublin Mail, Friday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

COI.3BETTS OPINION d E. L. BULWER

Cobbett, in one of his letters to the editor of the True Sun,
says--

" As to the 'genius' of Mr. Bulwer, I do not profess to under-
stand what that word now-a-days means. But if it mean the
-po,zsession'of useful knowledge ; if it mean a mind stored with
.useful thoughts relatisie to human affairs,—thoughts which, if
acted on, tend to make people virtuous, benevolent, and happy,
and a country at once free and great; if ''genus' mean ,a mind
Stored with such thoughts, and.poisessing.the Capacity of com-
municating its thoughts to othvr minds, and causing,thern there
to take root; if this be the meaning of the word .'genius,' then
not one particle of
.genius' can I discover in the writings of Mr.
Edward L'. Bulwer, whose desultory and heterogeneous essays
can serve no other carthly"purpose than those of making igno-
ranee 'stare, idleness -fall asleep, and -encourage emptiness and
conceif in the indulgence of contempt for every civil or political
institution that is more than six months old, or that is not, like
the Bourbon-police, imported rrom some country that our wise
forefathers taught their eons to despise."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

KID AND SILK GLOVES CLEANED BY LATOUR
1 •
BATEAU TO EQUAL NEW.
T R. has so improved on this his Discovery as t 'free it
• from every imperfection. The GLOVES beiu,, roe from.
all unpleasant smell and rendered as sqi and de inside ant
out as new. Specimens way be seen at Mrs. L ilex's, No. 2,
Cases-street, who is the only Agent for rpool; W. H.
Torkington, JO, Exchange-street, Manche r; Hunter, East_
Gate-row, Chester; and Nludie and Son, , Coventry-street,
and Errington, 30, Burlington Arcade, London, &c. &c.
Caution.—The name and exact address of the Agent should
be written on all parcels sent to be cleaned, in order that. thev
may not get into the hands of other persons, who having failed
in their disgraceful attempts to seduce L. Bateau's Agents from
him, are endeavouring to gain a character for themselves by a
pretended superiority iu that of which .he is the Original and
only Discoverer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

UNITED STATES.

Plutarch, Johnson, fm New Orleans, with 487 bales cotton, Crary,
Fletcher' and co-618 do, Baring, Bros and co—Cg Dk
Eleanor, Stockton, fm New Orleans, with 678 hales cotton, Maury,
Latham and co-259 do, Order-69 do, llagarty and Jerdein—P Dk
' Chatham, Wood, fm Savannah, with 646 bales cotton, Malley; La-
tham and co-273 do. Wainwright 8.; Shiels-308 do, Collmann, Lam-
bert and co--73 do. E and J H Garston'ind Co-239 do, Order—P Dk
Independepce, Nye, fm New York, with 200 brls turpentine, Cra,
ry. Fletcher and co-1 brl apples, M Wotherspoon-2 do, S J Ainold
—1 do, Willis and Bwainson-12 do, 1 brl nuts, Dutton and Nephew—
brls apples, 1' and J D Thorncly-6 brls 2 hf brie do, W M Duncan
and Son—lobrl 1 hf brl do, '3 bxs cants unkn, do-500 tca flaxseed,
Brown and Bros-200 do, D Campbell-200 do, Order-27 bales cot,
ton, Dennistonn, Mackie and co-233 do. Waddington. Holt and co-
-54 do, T B 13lackburne-83 do, ,J Hobson and Sons—l 6 do, A Taylor
. and no—L6 hes 2 tds-1 hd bees' wax, R Beatty-36 cakes greaves,, S
17-11cer-1 bx books, J Reid and co-1 do, Roose, Dart and co-2 hf
bTIsC liumberston and co-Lbx do, Sands and co-2 brls
ti;.2”.% , „ hie do, Collmann and Co--1022 handspikes, said
do, R
'van Tt. •.v •176 chts hyson. 100 chts 50 hf chts hyson
Captain-100 chts-:,, . oi Or exportation, T Wilson and co—
skin, and 110 ehts young ;IP
P .Dk
V!ith '205 bales cotton,
Washington, Benson, fin New One.- „„d 00, Marti-
..
Maury, Latham and co--221 do, Baring, BM:.
neat', Smith and Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.
Venus, Kirkley,•fm Pugwash, with 90 ps hardwood, and 406 ps fit
timber, 9g c 19 deals and deal ends, 29 c Ostaves, 4. c 20 billets,: 3#
cords lathwood, Order-4 cord lathwood, 21 oars, 6 spars, said Master
Dk • • -

- -
Nautilus, Cole, fin Quebec, with 35 pa oak, 8 pa red pine and 81
ps white pine tiinber, et) masts, 1 bowsprit, 500 ps pipe staves, 10117
ps W I staves, 960 ps deals, Willis and Swainson—B Dk
Geoige IV, Tessier, fin Newfoundland, with 124 cks cod oil, 30 cks
bltibber, 9 cks siil dregs, cks molasses, 4 eks old copper, 51 c old
junk, 7 kgs berries, 3 bdls seal skins, 7 kgs sounds, R ALsop-1 bx fish,
B Bouring-75 cks cod oil, 4 cks seal oil, 4 eka blubber, J a ()tighten:
son-1 brl Ibx furs and retd goods, W Forster-5 bills sks retd,, Job,
Bulled tind co—O llk
Sir William Wallace, Hannah, fin Miramiehi, with 68 ps birch and
531 ps fir timber, c 23 deals and deal ends, 7 fins lathwood, 4 brls
salmon, Cannon, Miller and eo-1 cse B manfrs retd, Anderson and
Oarrow-1 ese apprl, Order—River
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

Eburation.

I-UHF, PIANO-I'OIITE, AN SINGING.
MRS..:RAYMOND begs to -Linn ce to Pupils and other
Ladies that she will resume gi ug Instructions •in the
above Branches of Musical Education uu MoNnA.r, the 19th
instant.
30, Norton-street.

NT4. WILSON. respectfully announce at his SCHOOL,
N
No. 8,, Peinhroke-garcteus, trill b eopenefl, on Mor-
nay, the /9th instant.
Terms may be known by applying at the School Room, tr
at Mr. NV s.catsLET's, 13ocksclier, Church-street.'

riiklE GROVE 4CII-00L, near Wuta Am, conductedfiy
I J. JACKSON, will be 4E-OPENED the 20th Meant.
For cards of Terms apply to Mr. PEL, Chu Ch-street;
or at No. 7. Houghton-street, where A .14exso ay be met
with from the 10th to thelUth instant. -
R/'STTALBIN inost respecifttliv a ounces that his
.111 ACADEMY Will be RE:-OPENED u THURSDAY, the
22d initant, aftWe'Nuat.tit HOTEL. 'l`e s.may be known on
applicatidn to Mi. Weis's, Music We nose, Church-street,
Qr to Mr. t,...4tairt, 43, Stafford-stree radon-road.

..
Just published, and to be had of W. Grapel, Liverpool,
ciAPT•fON ALEXANDER'S SKETCLIES IN rOliTrj-
, GAL, DCRING the • CIVIL WAR
.o_frlS.l.-1; with Oh-
sr...rvations on the Present State and Future Yroi4pects .of Portu-
gal. Svo, plateS, 10s. W., cloth. ' /
Sketches should be slight, dest(y, characteristic, and
pleasant reading; and such is this vol e."—Liletary awite.
"Cap iytain Alexander's Sketches pleasant and even use-
ful. his style"
and manner are isk and rattling, and he
makes himself at home with the re der in the-off-hand way of
an old traveller and campaigner. The book is not a series of
detached bits of intelligence, but conveys the impression cf a
whole view."—Speclater.
-JAMES Coen nArin and Co., 11, Waterloo-Place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

COLERAINE.

The election for this borough commenced yesterday at ten
o'clock, A. at. Sir J. Bruce, Bart., proposed Henry ftichard-
son, Esq., as 4 fit and proper person to represent the borough
of Coleraine in the Imperial Parliament ; this proposition was
seconded by Hugh Lyle, Esq. Alderman Copeland .was pro-
posed by Samuel Lawrence, Esq., and second by Dr. Car-
son. Up to three o'clock the number of voters polled on each
side was twenty-one. Both parties are confident of success.
It is, however, beyond question, that Mr. Richardson would be
returned, if no undue influence were exerted over the minds of
the electors. The priests are hard at work on behalf of Alder-
man Copeland; if this bo not sufficient to induce the protest-
ant electors to rally round Richardson, and to exclude the no-
minee of the Irish Society,. they must bo a degenerate race in-
deed. Coleraine can surely find a representative at home, with-
out seeking for one in London. It is supposed that the election
will not conclude till Monday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

.FURNITLIRE, MOUNT VERNON-PLACE,
By :Messrs. THOS. WIN STANLEY and SONS,
On FJUDA r next, the llith instant, at eleven &doe • recisely,
on the Premises, No. 3, Mount Vernon-place. dge-hill,
rrtHE remaining modern and useful HOBS iOLI) FUR-
NITURE, Two Hogsheads of Fine Si- [WY, in ,Boutl,
a Brace of well4red Pottillins, a valua 1 Gael noctin, and
other Effects, of. Captain FuRLONG, who • caving Liverpool.
The Pc.atvurimg comprises Four-post gad Camp Bedsteads,
with printed. Wino and Itloreen 1-14ogiun Feather beds, Mat,
tresses, and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Brussels and
Kidderminster Carpets,- Fenders, and Fire-irons,. Set of Maho-
gany Dining Tables, Pembroke and Card Tables, Set of Chairs,
Secretaire and Bookcase, Two handsome Lounging-Chairs,
Chests of Drawers, &e., the Kitchen Requisites, and other use-
felarticles.

To„be viewed on Tlit;nsn“, the 15th instant, when Cata-
logues may tre had on the Premises, and ul mew. TLios.
wiNsTANLIC I and SONS, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

A NEW MAGAZINE.

.Was published on the Ist of January instant, in royal Svo., price
Is. 6d,, and will be continued dionthly, the first number of
/Intl E ALBIOI4..MAGAZIN E&BEL LE,ASS EM /IL EE ,
embellished with, Two highly-finished Line Engravings on,
Steel, by Polls and- Goodall, add au ele‘antly-eugtaved title
page, with vignette.
The original papers consist of tr Walter Scott in his
Study," by. Miss M. A. BitowNx ; needotes of Sir Walter
Scott;" " Virgin's Eye," by the RICK SIIIPHERD; " New
Years and Old Years—Young People and Old People," by
Mrs. Hovi.ixn; " Dramatic Sketches;" " Death," a eoeni,
by Mrs. LEKOX-CONYNGIIAM; " Legend of the Large beet,"
an Irish tale, by Miss M. A. BuowNs.;" "The Student of
Padua," by Mr. Ttinms; Original Poetry, by C. SWAIN, Esq.,
.f. WHITE, Esq., MISS ROBaRTS, Mrs. HOFFLAND, &C. Su'.
Reviews, Literary Intelligence, etc., containing upwards of.
ninety columns, printed on the est paper, and hot-pressed.
Published by Simpkin and Marshall, London, and sold by
all Booksellers.—Printed by
,Mifchell and Co., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

G 4 G TarltoN

J nidzomy;
Highfield,

217 Maly Ridgway, G, Valparaiso, Inter-
. medios arid Lima
182 William Rushton, G, Valparaiso, Arica,
• Islay; and Lima
Bahr, or Bold and co, 170 Eliza, CI, Buenos Ayres •
Isaae, Low and co, 410 Governor Troup, P, Darien

UNITED STATES.'

W and J Brown and co. 573 Birmingham, P. New Orlo
Do, 420 Alex BarkTay. P, Philadelphia.
Baring, Bros and eo, ..'540 Orpheus. P, New York
Crary, Fletcher and to, Plutarch, 0, New Orleans

BRITISH AMERICA.

G Dright,anti co, 514 Victori3,l3,
Do, 4;7 Frederick, B,

St John, N B
Do

J plyan and Son,

AZORES.
79 PeTi,

St Michael's

J Bibby amino,

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
1G Ellen Jenkinson, P. Lisbon

MBDITKItkAPi•EAN.
136 Crescent, Q.

Constantinople and
Odessa.

G A Lilly Ind co, . 20C Maria Johanna, t, Marseilles
Bothwell, BO Adelaide, 9, Palermo
C L Bahr, 207 George & James, Q, tricrsto
EU ROPE.
Focke and Boult, 116 Actif, Q. Ostend

Emporto.
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
It fm 6,

Christina, .ogarth, fm Demerara, with 20 bids sugar? Sandbach,
''inns' and CO-18 do, J Bolton-,--20 do, S Mhckay-40 do, Wilson and
Cort-40 do, Lucas and Cook-2'7 do, 16 puS molasses, 1 brl shrub H
Porter--245 pns molasses, T and II Murray-30 lids sag,ar, 14 pns rum,
18 pus mola.ssen 0 Waterhouse-10 puss runs, Order-1 do, said Mas-
ter—U bales cotton, D Sutton, jun-119 Hs 97 brls sugar, AI Lucas—
brls do, said Master—Ldo, 26 green heart planks, J Winder and co
—3 pkgs retd goods, 1 bx pickles. 2 detnik!lins lime juice, 2 hmpro
Plants, 6 Booker and co-1 hx preserved ginger, Ibx pickles, Cap-
tain. Taggart-6 Dk ~ .

SOUTH A3fE RICA.
Margriret, Ludlow, fm-Maraoaihn, with abt 26 t Ilraziletto wood, 10
t 46 tinerubrello wood 62-ps unrated do, 68 hris dividivi
se4s}.:l bales •11,' Batton and Co=-100 etiket nuts, said Master
—S Dk •

6;77e1-nor Troup, Smith, "I'm Darien, with 1112 bales cotton, Isaac
I.Ovr and. co—P- Di; , -
Caledonia, C`onacher, fm Bahia, with 150 ox and cow hides, Gol-
borne and Dobbs—•t97 do, 1139 bags cotton, 1 bx feather flowers, Or-
der-87 bags cotton, T S Tarleton-65 do, J Ingram-1 cse meraban-
dise conts unkn, It Duncan-,-P Dk . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

STATE OF TRADE.

BRADFORD MARKET.—Thursday,being the day for the nomi,
nation of candidates for the representation of Ibis bOrough, all
business, both in the wool, yarn,. and piece departments, has
been completely at a stand.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.—The market on Tuesday was
very flat for the first maiket in the new year; upon the whole,
there was rather more cloth sold than on last week.
'ROCHDALE FLANNEL MA ux I:T.—The ',flannel maiket on
Monday was badly attended. Fine goods sold worse. Middle
and row qualities are improving. Greys for dyeing were much
inquired for. The wool market was dull; prices remain sta-
tionary.HLeeds intelligence".
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

EAST-LOTHIAN.

After all the efforts of the wbigs in this county, we have the
most decided assurance that Mr; Ferguson will be defeated by a
considerable majority. Such
.is the purport of the various
statements which have reached us ; and when we call to mind
the decided victory aehieved.at the last election by the conserva-
tives, we may well place. confidence in these accounts. The
agriculturists have taken the alarm, and are resolved to pull
against Mr. Ferguson, to a man! This conduct ought to be
imitated from one end of the empire to-the other. " .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

A .
MERCANTILE Undertaking, pro "sing great allvau-
tages, in a respectable and iuc a e Business, offers a
PARTNERSHIP to au active Per , with a sum of about.
£2OOO as his Capital.—Applicatiou, w h real signature, to be
made to M. W., to be left at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

SEEDS, FLOWERS, ROOTS, &C-.
J'Cirri.' B Mil:legs to 'state he has opened a WAREHOUSE,
. No. 12, CL A YTON-SQU A RE, corner of Elliott-street, with
an:Extensive Assortment of SEEDS, FLOWERS, ROOTS,
and all Utensils connected with Horticulture and Agriculture.
eek_
J. CUTHBERT'S experience at tilessrs:Whalle - , ttigether with
his' practical‘experience, enables him t s t, and he is deter-
mined to sell, only, the very first qu es, and this at a very
moderate profit, by which he trusts to cciva a portion of pub-
lic patronage.
X. C. will receive all new Seeds, Plants, &c., as they may ap-
pear in London, he being in daily.commanication with the First
-Houses in the Trade..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

GRAND DESTRUCTIVE DINNER.

WP,V

The friends of our eloquent and, as the Irish say,. "talented"
candidate, Mr. William Ewart, are to give him a dinner on
Wednesday or Thursday, (we don't know which,) at some one
or other of the Theatres, which is to be boarded for the purpose.
We are not quite sure whether our reporters are to be admitted;
but we have, in anticipation of their rejection, been politely
favoured with one of the speeches to be spoken by Mr. Ewart
on this momentous occasion. How we obtained possession of
it, we leave Mr. James Brancker to discover. It is as fol-
lows :--

"GENTLEMEN, My FRIENDS, AND FELLOW-TOWNSMEN:—
Political reformation, startled in its career by ducal supremacy,
awaits its fate from alarmed patriotism. Should obstruction
designate the aspect of the new parliament, which follows the
promulgation of ministerial accession, the electors of Liverpool
will nobly respond to the call of national agitation. In me you
will behold a humble instrument of a responsive acclamation.
One Sovereign may at4rogutc: the unien ut etnistituents awl
representative; but I will remind you that, in my instance,
fifty thousand sovekeigns have cemented the alliance. As an
ancient poet has happily expressed it—
'Think of that, Master Brooke!'
Archiepiscopacy totters to its fall. The throne and the peer-
age, vainly interposing to arrest, will rather be themselves
broken and crushed in the declension. Irish energy and
O'Connelian vehemence despise the resistance of obdurate
Strathfieldsaye, and are nut to be diverted by the art of Peelian
persuasiveness. The course of improvement must continue
and be accelerated until mankind arrive at the perfection of
laws and institutions. Then will felons be allowed to speak in
their defence by learned counsel of the bar, and the punishment
of death fur robbing hen-roosts be erased from the code of
Draconian severity.

Redeunt saturnia regna.'
The time is not yet ripe to advance express declaration. Be it
mine, however, to exhort you to attentive apprehension, as
from the groves of Saudon are murmured the pretension➢ of
misunionising sentiments, and in many quarters sounds mar-
tially the note of determined anti-reformation. Your num-
bers, your extent, and your power' will equally defy the pro-
gressions of soulless anti-liberalism and systematic sovereignty.
Reformers of Liverpool! hear the words of the monitions
Agamemnon:—

" &alms expeetat dum defluit
If you require my aid in anticipation's consultation, I am at
mrpost. In my apartments at the King's Arms, until next
Wednesday, with Zimmerman on Solitude in my hands, I shall
wait to receive my friends. I beg leave to propose the 'Liberty
of the Press, and success to Fraser's—l mean, the Penny
Magazine.' "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

gratit anti Itianufacturs.

THE FOLLOWING BRITISII WINES

Are -constantly on Sale,
AT D. SCH OL FIELD'S,'
QUEEN‘SQUARE, LIVERP OL,
Wa`rranted of very superior • ty.
GINGER; • RAISIN,' ELDER,
COWSLIP, WHITE -CUR T, TENT.
ORANGE, RED DITTO, CA LC AV EL LA
Price 9s. a gallon, or 18s. a dozen; CHAMP.AGNE, or
Green Gooseberry, 215.; a dozen Pints, 125. exclaske of bottles.
Sparkling Champagne, equalio Foreign, 365. a dozen, bottles
included.
Orders from the country, enclosing a remittance, or satisfac-
tory reference; will be punctually attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

MONDAY. JINUA iT 12.;—Noon. Wind S.W.—Moderate.

ARRIVED—The Arab, Lore, frOm Valparaiso Antelope, Dalrym-
.le, Pernambuco—Choctaw, Foster, Savannah—Pearl, Holland, from

. .
Smyrna. • --
•
OFF PORT—The Cyrus, Robinson ; British Heroine, Sheal; Esther,
Sumpton ; and Campobello, Eskdale. Quebec—Sherbrooke, Wilkie,
SCJohn, N. B.—Swallow, M` Kean, Paraiba—Huddersfield. Noakes,
Bombay—North America, Jbxey, and Ajax. Diem, New-York—Mary
'Aun, (Lie, I'ietou—l'atriut King, Clarke, and Ripley, Lloyd, Calcutta
Blake, Savannah. At half-past 4 o'clock—Ten ships, five
baiques, and seven brigs.
Atso AaltivED—The Qneon Adelaide, (steamer,) from Londonderry
—Queen Adelaide-, ;VonthaMPton—Sliatnrock, Etna, and -Ikt er.
skY. (steamers.) Dublin—Clyde and-John Wood, (steamers,) and New-.
castle, Light, Glasgow—Newcastle, Sewell, Carlisle.
• SaitoD--;-Grev Herman Wedel Jarisberg, Lenult, for Drain Lily,
Donald, Port au-Prince— Stormont, lbsestqr, Demerara--William
turner, Leitch, Bombay—St. Lawrence, Chace, Boston.

The Wohlfahrt, arrived yesterday from Dantzic, has SiX feet war
in her hold, having struck upon the North Banks in coming in.
Minerva, Coss. from Pugwaah for this port, at the Cove.
Thomas Worthington; Ilackam, frour Costa Rica., at Valparaiso,
was to sail for this port tith.Oct.
AngerSiein, Bunch, from Arica, at Valparaiso, in distress, an 4 most
discharge. . . .. ..
Frank,fieawright, hence, at Mauritius.
Porter, Gibson, sailed from ValParaiso for this port, 6th Sept.
11. M. FI. Satnacrang, --,-, sailed from-Valparaiso for Coquimbo and
England. 23e1 'Sept. ..
Plato, Yoiighusband, sailed from Valparaiso for this port previous
to 27th Sept.
Thomas Leech, James, hence, at Bahia previous to 14th Nov.
Swallow Packet,
with damage, and must repair.
Racer, Broadfoot, hence, at Messina.
Harbinger, Champion, hence, at Genoa.
Mary, Jones; hence, at Limerick.•
James, Yaxley, hence, at do.
William. Bowen:hence: at Belfait. .
Lawn, Blanytiey, bence•.'at- do. ' ---- .
Antigua, bruscoll,,hence, at do.'
Clyde, Iteitind, hence, at Hobares Town.
Ross, Harrison, hence, at Rio Jaheiro.
William Lockerby, Rowe, from London, at Sydney, N. S. W.
Arab,- Binnie, from do. . do.
Lyra, Billing,. from do. do.
Surrey, Kemp, from do. do.
Lady of the Lake,-Pearson, from China.,' do.
Lord Amherst, Ikea,' from. ... . do.. do.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, IFLVSTANLEPS

• ROOD.
. By Messrs. THOS.-WINSTASTLEY and SONS,
On Teasr)AY next, the WO instant, arrd following days,. at
Eleven o'clock procisely each 'clay, at their Rooms, Chubb:
street,
A N extensive.: assortment of excellent HOUSE LD
FURNITURE, PLATE, Pt, Arno A.RTICLF , Table,
Dessert, and 'Tea Services of CHINA, richly-cut LASS, fine-
toned six -eictave Cabinet and. Square Pt APal-F0 is, by favour-
, its'inakers,':Pedal Harp, Spring;dial Clock, rouometer, by,
Btuir4net, several Gold NVatChes,•and oth' rticies, removed
the convenience of Sale. 7
The CHAMBER FURNITURE comprises modern Four-
post and Camp Bedsteads, with Ptillted Calico and 3lorine
Liangiriga, a Prenchl3edstcad, with handsome..Merina Daina-sk
Hangings, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses,
...lad Bed-
ding,:Peiuted Toilette Tables, Washstands' Dressing Glasses,
Wardrobes; Chests df Drawers; of Cliitains, BrusSels,
.Kidderminsttf,' atidVenetian Carpets, Fendei• lid Fire Irons.
The Rost:4%66U DaA,.VING;II(:)OAI ,Attizei.i.ieilitsist of Loo
and Card Table's, Set of Chairs, two liaiddeUtne Sofiland'Couch,
covered With fich Silk Damask to currespond.
ExcELLF.ST MAviouov FuttritTuan in Sets of Dining Ta-
bles, Loo; Pettabroke, and Card Tables, Sets of Dining room
Chairs, Pedestal and. other Sideboards, modern Sofas and
Couches, Cabinet& Wardrebea, Chests of DraWers, &c.
OPstva Boaki:asu of Oak, Ranges of Shelves, Douhle and
Sin gle •Desks, useful Mangle, a variety of-Culinary'Utensils, &c.
To be Viewed omMonday, the 19th,when Catalogues may be
had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STRE,rr.

THIS present TUESDAY, the 13th ins t, will be re-
peated, and every evening during the k,
LIFE IN LIVERP .
Tickets and Places to be had at the Box ffice, each day, from
Eleven till Three o'clock.
Doors open at Half-past Six, Perfurmauce to commence at
Seven.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery,
Seiond Price:—Boxes, 28.—Pit, Is.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.