The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30 00:00:00

BOROUGH 'AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL

JAMES ASPIICTALL,Esq., Mayor
friiiE. GENERAL COURT of ,QUAR'I" SESSIONS
X • of the PEACE for thiS BOROUGH TOWN will be
held' in the NEW 'COURT' ROOM, o the south side of
Chapel-street, on MONDA y, the Gth of Ju next, at Ten o'clock
iti`the Forenoon.;' when and where` all ersolia hound over to
Appear and-Prosecute, give Evicle e r Answer, are to attend
on pain of their respective ReFogni ces being,estreated.
And the'COURT of PASSAGE or the TRIAL of CIVIL
CAUSES will' be held before tbe' MAYOR and: BAILIFFS
of the said Town Op THURSDAY, the 9th of July next., at Ten
o'clockin the Morning, of which the Attorneys' of the said Court
are requested to take, notice:
FOSTER, Town:clerk and Clerk of the Peace.
, -
0:1'. All Persons are requested to take notice, that no Tra-
verse will be tried.at theie SesSions;unless thesame be entered
for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office on or before the first day of
the Sessions. _ _

And all Indietments fi,r Misclenleanours• and Assaults' found
at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be eh-
tered for Trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the dayuextafter
the'disehare of the Grand Jury, otherwise the' Trial Of the
same 'Will stand over until the Sessions-following,

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF -
SODA, in Crystals,
ALUM, Lump and Ground, of superior q
ROMAN, 'or BLUE VITRIOL,
PLATE' GLASS,
Silvered or Unsilvered, for Chimney; Pier,
Glasses, of any size, not exceeding 16 feet
in breadth, furnished with or without Gil,
hogany Frames ; polished Plate Glass, -
Carriages, and Dwelling -houses.
DIAMOND Olt MOULDED PLATE GLASS,
Which admits of the rays of light, but cannot be-seen through,
and being very thick, is suitable for Banking-houses, Office and
Kitchen Windows, which arc in exposed situations.
WINDOW GLASS,
In Crates and Boxes; and-Squares cut to bider for Home Use
and Exportation. Also, extra or double stout Crown Glass,
flatted and unflatted.

0.1
ity.
nd Dressing
. - ength by 7 feet
tt, osewood, or Ma-
Shop Windows,

GLASS BOTTLES,
For Wine and Porter, Quarts, Pints, and Half:Pints, of the
English, French, and German shapes, for Exportation and Home
Consumption; with a General Supply of every description and
size in use for Medical and Chemical purposes.
The whole of Newcastle-upon-Tvne Manufacture.
Apply to ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR -and Co.,
47, Henry-street, or 19, Slater-street, Duke-street.

The new Ship CORNUBIA, tons register; built
*Z.S., of the very
41 ' best white oak 11 season , copper-
. 4 - fir fastened, and in every. res
.a faithful -built ship,
-" well found in sails and rigging, If of sold in ten
days, will be despatched for quebee, and t atever freigh
may offer.--Apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 1

[dhall-street.

The new Ship ABER-Pt-IL, '4l. •
281 tons register,' cop.pered and copper-fastened; built for the
owner's use, under the inspectiOn of the present master; beams
laid for the stowage of sugar hogshea.ds; materials in rigging,
saila, cables; anchors, and principal part of the iron work
made in Liverpool, by most respectable manufacturers; carries
a large cargo on a very light draft of water, and on examina-
tion w►ll lie found a very sUperior vessel ; lying in Princes
Dock.—Apply to JAMES LOVN, 106, Oldhall-street.

:THISLA,
iteued;. well found in
in cargo; lyingin

Als'o, the first class Ship
333 tons 'register; coppered'and co
aores-pf every description, and' ew
King's Dock.—Apply- to
JAMES LOGAN, 106,.01dha11-street.
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To THE NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN CONNE*I'ED
WITH Tux ROYAL YACHT CL
FOR SALE,
beautiful and fast.sailing Briga. a Schooner
MISCHIEF; burtherf per regis ; • tons; cop-
- pered and copper-fastened; bui n Catalonia two
years ago of the very best materials, an. was captured on the
coast of Africa a few months since by one of H. Ships, and
condemned in the Court of Admiralty 'as a Prize. As for naval
architecture is one that may be equalled but-not excelled, com-
bining the two requisite qualities of beauty and fast sailingi and
particularly adapted for a Nobleman's Yacht; carries a fair
cargo, and from her swift-sailing qualities would make a most
excellent Opium Trader, and, being well found in Stores, could
be sent to sea at a very trifling expense. Her dimensions are—
length 96 feet, breadth '22 feet, depth in the hold 8 feet.—For
particulars apply to F. H. LANGLEY, 4; Exchange-place, or to
D. I'ONGB, Agent for Sale of Ships,. on 'Change.

T. OVERS of TENPENNY ALE may be a3C modated
r with an Article of superior quality to an iat has ever
been offered to the Public, at the BRUNSWICK HOTEL, 53,
Hanover-street, near Bold-street.

VENETIAN WINDOW-BLIND MANUFA.CT ,
26, Scotland-place, bottom of Richinond-rotr
ROBERT PRESTON, in returning thanki to is Friends
for past favours, respectfully iffgrins then d the Public
in general that he continues' to rffaitufactar ENETIAN,
:PARLOUR, SHADE, and WIRE BLINDS of the• very
best materials, and; having had Twenty Years' experience in
'the business, to which he has given unremitting attention, will,
he hopes, be an ample guarantee for the superior finish of 'any
orders with which' he may be favoured.

, .
NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
oitexerty"'
WAREHOUSE,
191, LoNpoN-ROAD. 'lwo °DOORS BELOW THE BLIND LUM.
ini H. THOMPSON respectfully tenders his g eful ac-
‘....J. knowledgments to the Nobility. and Gen of Liver-
puiil and its Vicinity for their extensive patro e, and hopes,
'by strict attention, to merit a continuance of i e same.
C. H. T. has just received a fresh supply of PIANO-
FORTES, which he can offer at the following prices :
•Elegant Square Piano-fortes, Six 'Octaves, £ s.
Round Corners, and Metallic Plates of the
latest improvements, each ..... 26 oto 32 0 O
Ditto Cottage: Cabinets, with Plates, Six c-
- . taves, ditto
'Ditto' Cabinets, with Plates, Six-Octaves, ditto 4O 0.. 55 0
Ditto Rosewood Cabinets, with Plates awl Pil-
lars, Six Octaves 5O 0.. 65 0
Six and -a Half Ditto 55 0.. 70 ' 0
Elegant Semi-grand Piano-fortes, Six Octaves,
with Plates
Ditto grand Ditto
• •
Rosewood, Six and a Half Ditto.... 85 guineas to HX)
Ditto •••• BO .... to 100
Piano-fortes Lent on Hire, Military Bands furnished with
Instruments on the Shortest Notice, Music Copied, Instruments
Tuned, Repaired, a id taken in Exchange.
A constant supply of New Music weekly:from London.
N.B.—All Instruments sold by C. H. T. will be kept in Tune
for Twelve months,

TO TOBACCONISTS .AND OTHERS.
By Mr. THOS. HEALING, ,o

o'elock pre-
-street; White-

On THURSDAY next, the 2d of July, at Elev
cisely, on the Premises, corner of liiehrtion
chapel, by order qf the Executors,
rir HE valuable STOCK in TRADE, .0P FiXTURES,
Jul. two SNUFF MULLS, recently dbp with Valuable
Machinery, and, which would be found }equally .uSeful in the
Business of Colour Manufacturer ; together with the.. Gas
Fittings, Scales anTWeights, handsome SooftJai.s,
The Stock comprises the general Articles in the Trade, in
Tobacco, Snuffs, Cigars, Tonciniii Beats, German Tinder,
Printed, Plain; Cartridge, Brown, and 'Cap 'Paper, about Five
Hundred Tin Snuff Canisters, • Snuff Boxes, Fancy Pipes,
Pouches, combs of various descriptions, Two large Show
Jars, Counters, eShelvihgyGlazed Window Fittings, Carved'
Figures, and other Articles, the particulars of which will be
more fully given in the Catalogues.
To be viewed on the, Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Prethises,'and at Mr. HEALENG'S Office, Has--
nett-street.

• VALUABLE PROPERTt IN LITTLE BOLTON, ON SALE.
By Mr. WILLIAM LOMAX,
Oh FRIDAY, the 10th day of July next; at Five o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the' House of Mrs. Rushton, the Bank Inn, in
Bolton-le-Moors, in the county Of Lancaster, in e follow-
• ing or such other Lots as shad be 'agreed upo , and subject
• to such conditions;of sale' as.sholl then'be pr uced,
Lot 1. A' LL *-LL that'valnable'FlELD or LOSE of LAND,
:situate in 'Little Belton afo said, fronting on the
south-westerly side thereof.. Tor the sp of 179 yards in length,
to the•front of the High Road, leadi rom Bolton to Chorley,
and adjoining on the northerly side ereof to Land belonging
to James Cross, Esq.', on the southerly side to the Premises of
Samuel Gaskell, Esq.;_ comprising sa. 3a. 13p. Statute Mea-
sure, or theriabonts. Part of this Field is now occupied as a
Brick Croft.
The site of this Land presents an excellent situation for
Building good 'Houses upon.
' 2..'A1l that.'Valuable MEADOW or OLOSE of LAND,
Called "Wild Old Croft," adjoining •to the last mentioned
Field, on the easterly side thereof, also to the Premises of Miss
Nuttalls, on the south-easterly side, comprising SA. OR. 17v. of
the Measure aforesaid, or thereabouts.
This Meadow as well as the last Lot is now in the occupation
of Mr. Roger Walker, as Tenant thereof. The farm rent of
both produces £45 a year.
3. All that other valuable MEADOW or CLOSE of LAND,
Situated on the southerly side of Lot 2, called "Broughton
Meadow," comprising ,3a. la. 2y. Statute
,Measure, or there-
abouts, and now in the occupation of 'M r. Joln Horrocks.
This Lot produces a-fartn rent of £l4 a year.
those Ten well-bnilt COTTAGES; ',or DWELLING-
HOUSES,: extending from the front of the said High Road in
an easterly direction along another road which leads to all the
other 'Lots, adjoining on the back 'side thereof, to the Pre-
mises of the said Mr. Gaskell, known by the name of the "Ten
Houses," with the Gardens in front thereof, now in the several
occupations of Widow Silcock, Robert Farrington, Ann Board-
man, Isabella Seddon, 'James Horrocks, John Mitchell, Joseph
Horrocks, Henry Horrocks, and James Leather, as Tenants
thereof, comprising with the site of the said Cottages 1111
square ards, or thereabouts.
This Lot produces a, rental of £6o'a year.
5. All those Eight COTTA.GES or DWELLING-HOUSES,
with their respective Appprtenances, called the "Black Row,"
situated on the southerly side, and near to the bottom of the
said road, opposite the south-west end of Lot 2, now in the
several occupations of Betty Taylor. John Lever, John Doughty,
and others as Tenants thereof, .comprising 'with the site of the
said Cottages 196 squareyards, or thereabouts. •
The rental of this Lot is £33 12s. a year. -
B. All those Five other COTTAGES-or DWELLING-
HOUSES, with the Gardens and Appurtenances thereto be-
longing, adjoining on the south-wester ly.side thereof, to Lot 1,
and now in the several occupations of Joseph Lomax, John
Hurt, William Pope, William Rawsthorne, and John Haugh,
as Tenants thereof. The site of this Lot is 542 square yards.
Rental £3O a year.
7. All those Three other COTTAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, the back part of which adjoins Lot 3, with the Gar-
dens and, other Appurtenances thereto belonging, now in the
respective occupations of William Brinscow, Aaron Pendle-
bury, and, Widow Gent, as Tenants thereof. The site'of this
Lot comprises 857 square yards, or thereabouts.
The rental of this Lot is £l7 a year.
8. Alithose Four STONE COTTAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, with the Piotof Land recently marked out behind
the'same, and adjoining on the northerly side thereof to Lot 2,
comprising with the site 'of the said Cottages 408 square yards
of Land, or thereabouts, now in the'respective occupations of
Thomas•Orrell, Wm. Welthy, and others, as Tenants thbreof.
Annual rent £26.
9. Ali those Four other well-built STONE 'COTTAGES or
DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining; in 'a line with the last-
mentioned Cottages, together with the Plot of 'Land-behind
the same, also recently set`out; comprising with the site of the
said Cottages 408 square yards of Land; or thereabouts, now in
the several occupations of Abraham Entwistle, Thomas Cromp-
ton, Joseph Aspinall, and John Ashcroft;'hs"Tenaiiti.
Annual rent £27 10s.
10. All those Four BRICK COTTAGES OrDWE LLINO-
HOUSES adjoining to the last-mentioned' Lot, together with
the Plot of Land behind the same, recently staked out,' coin-
prising as aforesaid-423 sqiiasre vards,'-or thereabouts; now in
the respective occupations of Jos..'Brailbury, Thomas Horrocks.
James Ashcroft, and Simeon France, as Tenants thereof.
Rent £24. •
The whole of the Property is held for a 'Term of 999 years,
created by Indenture bearing date the Ist 'day of May, 1769,
subject to a Grdund Rent of £10; which it is proposed to charge
upon the Fourth Lot only.
The whole of this Property, from its contiguity fo' the popu-
lous town of Bolton, offers a very desirable investment for
capitalists and others. • One half of the purchase mousy, if re-
quested, may remain on securitynl the.-FrertiLseS:
For particulars 'apply to Mr. Git,gs CROSS, Land'Surveyor,
Bolton, where a Plan of the Property may be seen; Mr. HENRY
GLOVER, and Mr. BRIGGS, of the'sanie place, Solicit-ors; or at
the Office of Mr. Titost,ks Moatits, Solicitor, Wioan.
Wigan, June 22, 1835. •

VALUABLE ESTATES AND COAL MINES, IN
HINDLEY AND WEST 'HOUGHTON.
On FRIDAY, the 17th day of July, at Six o'olock in the Even-
ing, at the House of Mrs. Preston, the Buck-ith-Vine Inn,
in. Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, subject to such condi-
tions and in such Lots as will be mentioned and agreed upon
at the time of Sale,
THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in 19
' Acres and 26 Perches, statute measure,- or IhereaboutS,
of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, situate at Stone
Pit Green, in the township of Hindley, in the said' 'cOttnty of
Lancaster, now, in the occupation of Miss Hampson, who is
Tenant at Will, together -with the :COALS' within the said
Lands, comprising Six Veins of Coal, of 'sup for quality, well
•known in the neighbourhood.
The Upper Mine upon the Crop is 2 fee hick and lies about
,21 yards deep, the Second Mine is 1 f thick and about 49
yards deep, the Third Mine is 4 feet DT ches thick and about
54 yards deep, and the Fourth is 7 feet thick and about 73 yards
.deep. And upon the deep the First Mine is 2 feet 6 inches
tbick and lies 6 yards deep, the Second Mine is 6 feet thick
(and supposed to contain about 6 Statute Acres,) and lies about
32 yards deep, the Third Mine is 2 feet thick and about 68 yards
idepp, the Fourth Mine is 1 foot thick and about 96 yards'deep,
the Fifth Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick and about 101 yards
deep, and the Sixth Mine. is 7 feet thick and about 122 yards
:deep.

The above Estate, under which these Mines lie, is situate
about 5 miles from Wigan, 7 from Bolton,'l6 from Manthester,
'l2 from Warrington, and 2 from Leigh. It is within a short
distance of the North Union Railway, near to good TUrnpilie
Roads; the Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes near the-Estate,
and by these means a good, ready; and cheap mode of convey-
ance of the Coals to any part of the County is afforded:
Also the FEE-SIMPLE and IN HERITANCE of and in
a MESSUAGE, FARM, BUILDINGS, and LANDS, in
West Houghton, in the said county, c )ntain'ing 21A. OR. de.,
statute measure, or thereabouts, of good Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, in the possession of Nathaniel Gregory, who is
Tenant at Will. Together with the COAL MINES within
the said Estate, comprising Four Mines of superior 'soldering
Coals.
The Upper Mine upon the Crop is 4 feet thick and lies about
19 yards deep, the Second Mine is 2 feet thick and about 32
yards deep, the Third is 7 inches thick and lies 4 inches below
the last Mine, and the Fourth is 13 inches thick and lies 8 inches
below the last. And upon the Deep the Upper Mine is 2 feet
thick and lies about 30 yards deep. and the three other Mines
lie the same under it, as stated in the boring upon the Crop.
The Property is near to good Roads, at a short distance from
the Bolton and Leigh Railway, and within 6 miles of Bolton, 4
of Wigan, 21 of Leigh, and 15 of Manchester.
Plans of the Estate will be ready by the day of Sa!e, and
further' particulars may be had by applying to Messrs:FIT-
CHETT and WAGSTAFF, Solicitors, Warrington, or to Mr.
Tnorans WHITE, Laud Agent and Surveyor, Newton, near
Warrington.

PATENT WEIGHING MACI ES.
HUTCHINSON'S IMPROVED TENT WEIGH-
ING MACHINES for the use Docks, WharTS, Col-
lieries, Railways, Turnpike Roads, as Works, 4c., to
Weigh from One Pound to Ten T s, Delivered and Fixed at
Reduced Prices.
Agent—Mr. DRURY, Castle-st Liverpool.
Sheffield, June, 183,5.

&c. di-c; . .
i
~,,,..,
By Mr. HODGSON,
On FRIDAY next; the :Id of July, at Eleven' ock precisely,
at' his Rooms,' 66, Church-street, under eee Liver 1 heatre,-
A.i QUANTITY -of HOUSEHOL , 'URNITURE, &c.
.tA, The Furniture includes capital . and-and oblong -Maho-
gany Lon Tables,- • Rosewood and Alahogarty Card Tables,
Chests of Drawers, excellent Sofas, with hair corers-and seats;
Tent, French, and Crib Bedsteads, Mahoolury and, Rosewood
Chairs, Parlour and other Tables-beautiful Cabinets, in- Maho-
gany; Easy Chairs, Feather Beds, &c.; Straw' Pailasses, Fire
Brasses, Fenders, &e.
To be viewed on the morning of sale,• when Catalogues may
be had.

Cash advanced on every description or property sent in rot
sale.

On THortsriAY next, the 2d day of July, at One o'Clock in the
. Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, sub-
ject to• the conditions-of sale then' and there. to be produced,
Lot. XLL that Parcel of LAND with the Dwelling-house
thereon erected, situated on- the south side- of
Mansfield-street, .n .Liverpool aforesaid,' containing in
hereto-ana'7-in Lrenaih atilie back six yards, and r.•
depth'-backwards 23 yards or thereabOuts, be the
thereof Mere or less, Gounded at the back or -
passage ofsii feet wide, together with the "e:
said passage, and now in the occupation 2f .7y"
at .
the yearly rent of„£2s. •
This Lot is" held for the residue of u
created 11th June, 181'3. •
2. 'All that Piece'or Parcel of Land situate on the south side
ofFinchstreet, in, Liverpool aforesaid, bounded on the east by
land and premises 'in lease to- Mr. Wm, Ellis, on the west by
premises in leasO to. Mesirs. John and William Rae, containing
in.frOnt 'to Finch-street and in breadth. at the back 54 feet 4
Metre's, and extending in depth haCkwards.on the east and west
side's severally 39 feet, be the several dimensions thereof a
little more , or less; together With the 9 several Messuages or
DWelling4rouses: thereon erected and built, at present in the
respective occUpations. of Messrs. Barrow, M'Cloud, Wright,
and-others, and 6.t the yearly rent of £lll ss, per annutn.
This Lot is held for the residue of a term of 75 years, created
on thel9th NoVember,'lB27.

wing in
iniensionS

rth Plid by a

ymont of the
James Mercer,

term of 2,000 years,

For further particulars, apply to Mr. KiIGHTLISY, Solicitor,
44, Hanover-street, Liverpool.

LANCASHIRE.

R. SHUTTLEWORTH is instructed to Sell by Auction,
111_ at the 'Auction Mart, -in London, on FRIDAY, the 3d
July next, at Twelve o'clock, •
One Undivided MOIETY of a valuable COP ' LD' ES-
TATE, nearly equal 'to 'Freehold, not being .s ent to any fine,
consisting of a convenient:Family Ma io , with numerous ap-
pendages; about Five Acres (cust 1, measure, equal to
nearly Teti Acres of statute 'measure) of Meadow 'Land, eligi-
ble for Building purposes; Five Dwelling-houseS, ail situate in
Eccloston-street, in the town of Prescot, in the county of Lan-
caster; also Two Pews and the Half of a Pew' in the Parish
Church, in the occupation of respectable'Tenants; at 'Rents
amounting to £145 per annum, and very improveable.
May be viewed wi.h permission of the Tenants; and particu-
lars had of Messrs. Co SCHVRN and GAY,' Solicitors; 10, Lincoln's
Inn Fields; Messrs. LACE, SON, and• Ma'aes, Liverydol;
Mr. SHAWE, Preston; Messrs: II iZyas and PEMBERTON, Pi•es-
co“. at the Mart; and of Mr. SHOTTLEWORTH, 28, Poultry,
London.

VALUABLE BUILDING LAND, FREEHOL b OF
INHERITANCE, EVERTON: CRESCEI"
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of July r next, anivo o' ock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Smut, John-street,
Liverpool, in three LotS, or otherwise, as ..ay be agreed
upon at the time of sale; and subject.to • conditions then
to be produced,—by order of the Assign- a Bankrupt,
A: la, that Piece or Parcel' of LA d, situate at the west
mu, of EVerton-crescent, and adjoining the late Bortn7
dart'-line,' between Liyerpetil-ind,Everton, containing in front
to the Crescent thirteen yards; and running in rear or depth
backwardslo Webster-street, or Rose-place, seventy-four yards,
and being in -front to Webster-street eleven yards, two feet,
and five inches,lnore or less.
The first Lot is to the front of the Crescent, on which two
good Houses "may be built.
The Stcond lot is to the front of Webster-street, on which also
two good houses may be built.
The third Lot contains the remainder of the LAND not in,
eluded in but lying between the other two Lots, and seven
decent Houses may be built thereon, havirig communication
with Webster street by front and back passages.
Further particulars may be known on applying to Mr,
SAMUEL. R. HEALEY, Accountant, Bank-buildings, Castle-,
street; Mr. ISAAC FlAunfsort, Surveytir, Brown-street, Corn-
wallis-street; or to Mr. TDOMAS Muauow, ,Solicitor, Eldon-
buildings,
.CleVeland-square, where a Plan of the proposed
Lots,. Buildingi, may•be seen.

Free of Auction Ditty.

On Moivuay, the 27th of Julybext; at One o'clockin the after.;
noon, at the George Inn, Dale-street," Liverpool,
Lot I. ALL that Copyhold Close of LAND, titainiug I hreo
statute acres, situate in Lowe House-lane, ,in
West Derby, near Liverpool, with the D TILLERY, Cot-
tage, and Outbuildings thereon erected, c• led DINGLEBROOK
DISTILLERY, lately'occupied by Mr. lien, together with a
Steam Engine of two horse power, e lent Boiler, a Reser-
voir 36 feet by 25, Well, Stills, 'V s, Pumps, and other
Utensils.

The Premises may be converted into a capacious Brewery,
at a moderate expense, or can be easily altered into a Dwelling-
house containing a Inge Entrance H all, Drawing-room, Dining-
room, Breakfast-room, and convenient Bed-rooms. The,Build-.
ing presents an ornamental front, and has a'good carriage drive
to the entrance.

Lot 2. All those Four Copyhold Cloies of Meadow and
Arable LAND, opposite to the above Distillery, containing
twelve and a quarter acres,.Derby measure, with Three excellent
small DWE.LLING-HOUSES, in the odeapation of John'
Grace, Edward Barr, and another; as tenants.
This Lot •has two entrances to it from Lower-mouse-lane.
The Distillery can •be viewed by ticket, and' for particulars
apply to Mr. C. W. WOOD, Merchant, South John-street, Aft.'T.
MATHER; Corn•rind Hop Merchant, Drury-lane, 11lr. SANDA RS,
Manchester, and Messrs. KA YR and ANDRADE, Solicitors, 67,
Castle-street, Liverpool, from whom tickets may be had:

EnOuranct Not irto.