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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

MONDAY. IltAttcti 30.—Noon. Wind S.W.—Moderate.

Anaivnn—Abeona, Chambers, sailed 14th Feh. ; Arcadia. Donald-
son; and Gloucester, Lane, sailed Lith Feb., from New Orleans—
Cruckston Castle, Fisher, sailed 19th Feb. ; and Admittance,. Brad,
ford. sailed 28th F,eb., from Savannah—Olasgow, Robinson, New
' York, sailed Ist March—Charles Ferdinand, Klincke, Bremen—Ge-
zina, Dc Vont., Groningen—Three Sisters, Harlingen—Glory,
Hurst; Earl, Cairneross; Constance, --; Jean de Locquenhs'ln,
Petheri; Mary, Corder; and. Lewis Constant, —, from Antwerp
,-'row Henrietta, Rotterdam—Perseverance, ; and
Columbia, --, from Ostend—L'Hirondolle, Randell, Bourdeaux—
Albert, Hurie, Guernsey.

ALso. AftniyEn—Frisk, Se&ley, from. Newcastle—George, Day,
Hull—Thomas 13e.ring, Payn, Yarmouth—Highland Lad, ,• and
Sarah, —, from London—Mary, Riehless, Ipswich—Albion, BONY,
man ' • Diana, Archibald; and Mary, Harvey, Poole—Peace, Chris-
tian, Salcombe—William, Davies, 'rum—Sophia, Melhuish. Fowey
—Greyhound, Hill, Bristol—Harriet, Gibb, Bwansea--,Union,
Chepstow—Concord, Bell, Barmouth.—Cl.ester, Pearce, Ulverstoo—
Mona Castle, Voass, Isle of Man—Jane, Brown, Campbeltown—Wa-
terloo, from Beaumaris, with stores from the Sarah forriew
Orleans, wrecked near NMI Island.

SAL LED—Ellen, Coster, for Leghorn—Tiritannia, Taylor, for Quebec
—St Andrew, Taubman, for New York.

Bombay Packet, Ellis; and Bradshaw, Mekey, hence, at Savatmab•
Adelaide, Periam, hence, at Messina..
Royal Adelaide, Mag,rath. hence, at Limerick, with loss of fove-
t9?)=,. Lowrie, hence for Clare, al Limerick.
Heywood, Jones, from this port to Bombay, was spoken 23d inst.
in lat. 49 42, long. 8 10.
Consbrnok. ---, from Belfast, at New Orleans.
Mary, Davies, hence, at Cove.
Georpt Bentinck, Lopper, hence. at Hayti.
Thetis, Davis; and Ann, M'Einley, hence, qt Limerick.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

THE LIVERPOOL MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

To those who have watched the increase of literary and scien-
tific institutions in this town it must be a matter of snrprisethat
we do not possess one devoted to the sciences connected with
the various branches ,of the medical ,profes.sion, Au attempt,
however, is now making to supply this deficiency, which we
hope will be successful.
In order to further the views of the Liverpool medical prac-
titioners the Corporation has, with its accustomed liberality and
anxiety for the promotion of all objects of a beneficial tendency,
granted a piece of land in,Duke-street for the site of a building
to be erected .for the purpose of forming a " 111edical
,The objects contemplated by its founders are thus de-
scribed in a circular signed by Dr. Rutter, the treasurer pro
tem.
. For the reception and preservation of the medical library,
which has existed for upwards of ball a century, and has now
increased to such a magnitude as to be of very great value to
the profession. During the period Above mentioned it has been
requisite several Ones to remove the library front one place to
another, and the committee of the library have sometimes en-
countered considerable difficulty in finding
,a proper place for,
itts reception...
2. For holding general meetings of professional men, for
meetings of medical societies, and for the occasional delivery of
lectures.
3. For a pathological museum,
4. For the residence of a librarian.
These are, and have been from the first, the only objects and
purposes intended by the erection of such a building, and it is
pot now, nor ever has been. the' intention of those who proposed
this plan to establish anything resembling a College of Medi-
cine in Liverpool.
The funds of the Medical Library Soci:•ty applicable to the
purposes of the propesed institution amount, we understand, to
about £BOO. They have recently been further increased by a
munificent donation of £3OO from Dr. Rutter, who has
inti-
mated his readiness to add another, of considerable amount,
provided his efforts, and those of his professional brethren in
furtherance of this object, be seconded by the gentlemen of the
town who are Usually foremost in the support of works of
general or local utility.. The sum required over and above
what has already been subsCribed will not, exceed 1::1000..
The advantages.of an institution calculated to promote the
successful study of the healing art are too obvious to require any
t very lengthened argument in its support. In the establishment
of a succession of well educated medical practitioners the whole
community, without reference to sect in religion or party in po-
litics,, is deeply, interes'ed. We have. therefore, great pleasure
in recommending the Liverpool Misclleal instiitttiott to the at-
tention dont teadetsi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

SHIP BREAD BAKERY,
33, STRAND-STREET.
ruHOMAS LENOX, Successor to Messy
.1 sin, respectfully informs the Merck
&c.

S. Gorst and
s, Sbipwxners,

, ,
of Liverptiol, thaehe has taken the Pre lately occupied
hs Messrs. S. Gorst and Son, No. 33, STR 0-STREET, Canning,
Duck, where be intends to conduct the 1111' BREAD and
and SAIL MAKING BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a
continuance of the favours conferred uppn.his predecessors as
Ship Bread Bakers.

REMOVAL.
OHN CLISSOLD, HAIR CUTTER and PtiRFUSIER, begs to
',acquaint his kind Friends and Patron. bat he has left his
.hld Shop 77, Cuuttcu-sTnEBT, and has moved to No. 48,
nearly opposite the Liver Theatra, wh he hopes to have a
continuation of their favours. He has tied up separate and
convenient apartments for Ladies add Gentlemen, and he
firmly believes that every comfort and convenience will befound
in his new Establishment.
He takes the liberty of acquainting his Friends that the
Person who has opened his Old Shop has no connexion with him
in any way whatever.
Twu APPRENTICES wanted immediately.

etIiTHBERT CLARK, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, and
Houss and LAND Aostsr, 49, Great Crosshall-street, and
2, Moodields. begs to return his most heartfelt thanks to his
numerous Friends and the Public, for the liberal encourage-
ment he has received during his residence in Liverpool.
The advantage of an Establishment for supplying Strangers,
Visitors, and others, (without any charge whatever) with the
Addresses, Terms, and every intf)rmation elative to the dis-
Lposing of Public and Private Houses Property, Letting
otb•-ings, with or without Board, Apa ents and Furnished
Hod.es, so that persons on their arrivat in this great Commer-
cial Town mav, without any expense far the information, be
acquainted with the object they have in view, and avoid the
expense and trouble of looking for tke same, is too obvious to
need a comment. r.
hr-

ken an Office,

C. C, has the honour to announce that he has ta.
No. 2, Moot-fields, opposite the Railway Of known by the
name of the STRANUERS' OFFICE, established for supply-
ing Strangers with the requisite information before-mentioned,
free of expense.
Persons having any description of Property to dispose of,
Public or Private Houses, Apartments or Lodgings to Let, will
find it to their advantage to rerister the same at 2, Moorfields.
Appraisements for Letters of Administration, Valuation of
Houses. Plate, Books, Furniture, and every description of
Property.
Attendance from Ten to Five o'clock. General Agency.
Rents Collected. Money advanced on Property intended for
immediate Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

THE corroN CROP.

.(From the Journal du Havre of 3d February.)
Cipp of 1834-35 in the United 5tate5......... 1,250,000
Brazils 2(X),000
Egypt
East and West Indies 100,1XX)

Total. •650 000
•
From this quantity mus,t be deducted the consumption
Of the United -States for 1835; which, according`to
the most recent accounts, willamount to 250,000

Leaving for the consumption of Europe 1,400,000
Qn IstJanuary,lB3s, the stocks in the ports of Europe
amounted to
Qn let January, 1832, they amounteritO 400,000 bales,
and since then have been increasing every year.
If the,United States export 1,000,000
• Brazils 200,000
Fp pt . .
East and West Indies. lOO,OOO
1,400,000

We shall then. have a supply for the consumption of
Europe for the present year of . 1,650,000
The gpueral consumption was in 1834 1 500,00(1

lrtheittme;inlB3s;there.will then remain in the ports
of Europe, at the close of the year, only
Which is loo,(xx) bags less than at the close of 1834.
The consumption has increased, during 1834, in Europe about
100,000 bags compared with the preceding year.
New establishments are forming in England. France is also
augmenting her cotton factories, and from the best information,
from Germany and Russia we learn that the consumption in
the‘c countries is incressing.every. year. These calculations as
to the supplies and the consumption may now excite-serious re-
fection on the pomitioil of this important article.

Remarks by a Correspondent

The probable exports this year of cotton from the East and
West Indies appear under-rated ii. the above statement. by
about 20,000 .bagO• The stocks on Ist,,,Tanuary last in Europe
mav be rather, under the mark, and the United Slates may nut
require so much as 250,000, but unless„prices are high in Europe
this year much cotton 1611 be kept in the interior and in the
northern ports of the States, su that the quantity assumed as the
probable expoMatinu of cotton to
,Europe, say 1,C01,000 bags, is
large, more partied irly as the crop, it is generally supposed,
AFArtnt,ptceertiti:X9,ooo tags..
.The consumption of cotton in
Europe will certainly exceed. fhis year considerably what it was
last year, unless high prices check it very materially.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

SCOTCH LAW OF ENTAIL.

The Earl of ROSEBERY moved that the report of the lords of
session on the Scotch law of entail, which had been placed upon
the table, should be printed, in order that it might be referred to
a select committee, fin which he intended to move, for the pur-
pose of considering it.—Agreed to.
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
The Earl of of ROSLYN presented several petitions from places
in Scotland in support of the church establishment of that
country, and fur an extension of church accommodation.
The Duke of ARGYLL presented several petitions to the same
effect from the island of Mull and other parts of Scotland.
The Marquis of BUTE presented similar petitions from
Greenock, and a number of places in Forfarshire.

AGRICULTURE.
Lord KENYON presented a petition from the agriculturists of
Ormskirk and its vicinity, complaining of distress, and praying
for relief and the repeal of the malt tax. The noble lord thought
it was idle of the petitioners to indulge such a hope as that this
tax could he done without. (Hear, hear.)
The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND presented a petition to the
same effect from South Durham.
The Earl of Fsisourit presented a petition from Truro
against the taking of unnecessary oaths.
The equity practice (Ireland) bill and the equity contempts
(Ireland) bill were severally read a third time and passed.
Their lordships then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION PETITION.

The annals of blackguardism afford no parallel in their re-
cords analogous to the lengths to which the parties are going,
in their efforts to stiEe all inquiry into the details of the late
Dublin election, and to -smother all investigation as to the
materials of which the pure and patriotic constituency is com-
posed. Knowing, as we do, what disgraceful and disreputable
facts that inquiry must of necessity elicit—knowing the scenes
of flagrant perjury which it must bring to light, and the system
of atrocious intimidation which it must expose—we are by no
means astonished at the efforts making to prevent the develop-
ment. And yet we will confess, that we were not-prepared for
the atrocious attempts made to libel the characters and destroy
the credit of the gentlemen who happened' to' be the securities
for the prosecution of the petition, ,
By the regulations of the house, officers are specially appointed
to investigate the solvency and circumstanees,.of those who enter
into recognizances—befote thia tribunal are objections to be
raised, and allegations sustained, and the decision of these
examiners is final, and conclusive. And yet after that decision
had been come to—after every pettyfogging cavil had been
overruled, and every paltry argument defeated—after distinct
and positive evidence had been given that the gentlemen who
had gone security for .£SOQ, were each worth 11.20,000 at least—
a libellous and infamous petition is presented to the Louse,
impugning the solvency of the parties—solely with a view of
injuring the characters of individuals, and of endeavouring to
protract the commencement of the inquiry. But of so nefarious
a nature was the joetition, that the house rejected it with in
scorn. We greatly regret that the rules of parliament
die not admit of its reception, or that the energetic appeal of
Mr. Shaw for an investigation as to the truth or falsehood of its
assertions could-not, agreeably with the usuages of parliament,
be complied with—for then its atrocity who have been made
apparent, and the persons aggrieved been afforded the means
of legal redress against their unprincipled slanderers and
cliabnlical uialigners.
But all this ruffianism will not be without its good results in
the end. It is true that rho delay is heaping immense expense
upon the petitioners, whose witnesses have been for the last ten
days in London ; but the cause is not so much theirs as it is
the country's : and we emphatically call now_upou out friends in
every part of Ireland to contribute towards the fund for prose-
cuting this petition, which will have the effsct, not only of
depriving. Messrs. O'Connell and Ruthven of their seats, but
of exposing to the legislature and the empire a system of
fraud and perjury, unequalled in the history of political base-
ness and turpitude.—Dublin livening Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

THE LIVERPOOL MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

To those who have watched the increase of literary and scien-
tific institutions in this town it must be a matter of surprise that
we do not possess one devoted to the sciences connects d with
the various branches of the medical profession. Au attempt,
however, is now making to supply this deficiency, which we
hope will be successful.
In order to further the views of the Liverpool medical prac-
titioners the Corporation has, with its accustomed liberality and
anxiety for the promotion of all objects of a beneficial tendency,
granted a piece of land in Duke-street for the site of a building
to be erected for the purpose of forming a " Medical Institu-
tion." The objects contemplated by its founders are thus de-
scribed in a circular signed by Dr. Rutter, the treasurer pro
tem.:-
1. For the reception and preservation of the medical library,
which has existed for upwards of halt a century, and has now
increased to such a magnitude as to he of very great value to
the profession. During the period above mentioned it has been
requisite several times to remove the library from one place to
another, and the committee of the library have sometimes en-
countered considerable difficulty in finding a proper place for
its reception.
2. For' holding general meetings of professional men, for
meetings of medical societies, and for the occasional delivery of
lectures.
3. For a pathological museum.
4. For the residence of a librarian.
These are, and have been from the first, the only objects and
purposes intended by the erection of such a building, and it is
not now, nor ever has been, the intention of those who proposed
this plan to establish anything resembling a College of Medi-
cine in Liverpool.
The funds of the Medical Library Society applicable to the
purposes of the proposed institution amount, we understand, to
about £BOO. They have recently been further increased by a
munificent donation of £3OO from Dr. Rutter, who has inti-
mated his readiness to add another, of considerable amount,
provided his efforts, and those of his professional brethren in
furtherance of this object, be seconded by the gentlemen of the
town who are usually foremost in the support of works of
general or local utility. The sum required over and above
what has already been subscribed will not exceed £2OOO.
The advantages of an institution calculated to promote the
successful study of the healing art are too obvious to require any
very lengthened argument in its support. In the establishment
of a succession of well educated medical practitioners the whole
community, without reference to sect in religion or party in po-
litics, is deeply interested. We have. therefore, great pleasure
in recommending the Liverpool Medical Institution to the at-
ITTEinP. nr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

-For ,Exportation,
A quantity of Now HAY, packed by. Hydraulic Press.
Shippers can Lc furnished with a reguk supply bv application
to THOS. TATTERSALL, I, • -lane, Obilmil-street:

Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS fur Exportation
' and Home :Consurnption ; • •
Fine Writintr and Printing •PA PE it S, of ery description;
,I,EDGERS,JOUtiNALS,•IIa Cash;'Bill; •
and all other. Mercanti4e ACCOU " tßOOKS,‘ltuled to
any Pattern, in iinproved'Bindin ; allowing the fall
amount of Excise 'llrawbat•k-on all Goods •
,for Exportation; '
Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues:Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casinir.•and-Sheathinm PAPEAS,

anti MILLED BOARD;
Handmade TWINES, .IjINES;' GASKETINGS,'&c.;
• Seine, Turtle,4ierting, Mullet,'Saluion; and Shrimp
TWINES; .Papering or 'Casing TWINE; 'Baling apil Shop
TWIN ; Stitching TWINE for Bags; •• •
Seaming; Tabling, and Roping TWINE ; PACKING
;for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Haud•Lead, and 'Log
LINES; Griiinet 'Pant Cod, 'Mackerel, and other FISHING

idN ES ;' Tea, Chest. Orange, Crate, Bale, and „
• • Cox PACKI NG CORDS.
W. .W., ARCH IBA LD, Manitirtory, Birkenhead, Ware.
houselternote•l' from No. 18 to. No. 9,.60ree Piazzas, entrance
in,Branswiek-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

SCOTCH LAW OP ENTAIL.

The Earl of Roskagav moved that the report of the lords of
session on the Scotch law of entail, which had been placed upon
the table, should be printed, in order that it might he ieferrett to
a select committee, for which he intended to move, for the pur-
pose of cbusidering it.--Agreed to.
THE CHURCH OR SCOTLAND.

The Earl of of 1108.--LYN presented several petitions from places
in Scotland in support of the church establishment of that
country, and fur an extension of church accommodation.
The Duke of Aiinvi.t. presented several petitions to the same
effect front the island of Mull and other parts of Scotland.
The Marquis of Bum presented similar petitions from
Greenock; and a number of places in Porfarshire.

AGKICULTURE.
Lord KENYON presented a petition fro • the agriculturists of
Orniskirk and e.s vicinity, complaining of distress, and praying
for relief and the repeal of the malt tax. The noble lord thoughl
it was idle of the petitioners to indulge such a hope as that this
tax could he done without. ( Hear, hear.)
The Duke of NORTHUMOKIMAND presented a petiticn to the
same effect from South Durham.
The Earl of Fsr.siourit presented a petition from Truro
against the taking of unnecessary oaths.
The equity practice (Ireland) bill and the equity contempt.,
(Ireland) bill were severally read a third time and passed:-
Their lordships then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

Xt Publication.

Evans, Chegwin, and Hall have received • • '•
ELACK.WOOWS- EDINB U RG MAGA ZIN E.
No. CCXXXIV. fur APRIL,

CUNTIENTS. '

I. William Pitt.. No. The Cruise of the Midge.
Chap. 13. The Suicide.-111. Siks Fleshpots; a ''Respecta-
Mc Man."—lV. The Sketcher. o. lI.—V. Conversations of
M. de Chateaubriand.—Vl., Nights at Mess. Chap; 10:—V1I.
A Screed on Politics. By the Ettrick Shepherd.--VIII. "The
Seven Temptations." fly Mary The Type of
Prometheus.—X. Translations from the Greek. By William
Hay.—Xl. Lays of the Levellers, Nos. 2 and 3.—X11. Ed-
mund Spenser. Part 7. Conclusion.—XllL Judge Not, and
other Toenail. By. Edmund Peel.— XI V. The'Britiih Months.
By Richard Mant, D.D. Bishop or Down.
William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, and T: Oadell,
Strand, Londun. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

Contratto.

• 'GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. ..
TO CONTR.,ICTO la /
IHE Directors are now readytO receiy'e TENDERS for the
EXTSCUTION and MAINTENA'NCE of the NORTH.
ERN. EXTREMITY of the LINE ii. :
The part called the Warring.ton outract, extending• from
tothe point of junction with the Wa ngton and Newton Rail-
way, in the township of Wnrrington, and county of Lancaster,
to the boundary of the toisuship of Moore, in the county of
Chester, a distance of aboutli miles.
The. Specification and
.Plans, with the Conditions awl Form
of •Ttncler,, may be seen on applicationat the CompanY's
Offics, Mersey Chambers, Old Churchyard, (Liverpool. - NO
Tender will be received after Monday, the 20th 'Ap1i1,4835.
By order of the Directors.
GEORGE, STEPHENSON,)
E
JOSEPH LOCKS,
no-ineers.
-
.
Liverpool, March 25, 1835.
...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

ti THURSDAY. V

On account at' whom it may'concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 'id April, at Twelve O'clock, at Messrs.
J. Bunch and Son's i'Vawhouv/king-street,
A quantity of Coloured COWIN YAItN, &c.
Saved from tbs. wreck of the Two Brothers.—Apply to
WILLIAM PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker.

,cht 'account of whom it may concern.
OrtiTitURSDAY next, the 2d April, at Twelve' o'clock, at Messrs.
Whitaker, Rathlione,-andCo:'s Warehouse, Aumford-sereet,
" 18 Bales COTTON GOODS
Damaged by salt water ; landed from the tvo' Brothers, Tom-
king, Master, stranded Sit Knot's-hole Dingle, on the 7th
instant.—Apply to
WHI TAKER, RAT BONE, and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 2(1 of April, at E. ,W. Jackson's
Office, Tithebarn-street,
4 Casks DRAGONS' BLOOD,
21 Chests fine VEARL SAGA,
Per Balfour, fromßoroba
10 Barrels GUM COPAL.
25 Barrels TAMARINDS.
Apply to Messrs. ACRAMAN and STITT, Merchants, or to
E. W. JAUKSON, Broker.

Perontptorily, to settle au i.:cut44
'On Tat'RV:JAY next, the 2(1 April, at One o'clutk, (without the
least reserve,) at the Qtlieu of Preston audiVarriugton, India
Buildings, Water-street,
3 Pipes .
25 Htids. Madeira WINE.
12 !.:i -Casks
S,anlples may be tasted on the -morning of sale.,Apply to
PR TON and FARRINGTON-, 13rokers.
, . .

011-iiiORSDAy next, the 2d April, at One o'clock, at D. Camp-
! _,bell's Office; Exchange-buildings, (if not previously sold by
private contract,)
3UO Hhds: prime Sowing FLAXSEEIrof the brand 18.35,
INow.landing et Glasgow,,froin New York.—Apply to Messrs.
,iCARDWZI-L BRoTi-trittS, Merchants, or to •
- • - DA.NiEL CAMPBELL; Broker.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

UNITED STATES.

St Lawrence, Bunker, fm Charleston, with 1350 bales cotton, T W
Smith and co,-250 do, T Wilson and co--59: do, Order—P D.k
Brooklyn, Richardson, fin Apalachicola. with 809 hales cotton, W
C Molyneux-393 do, T Wilson and co-237 do, T W Smith and co
Eik _ _

hdi, Hammond, fm New York, with 513 bales cotton, Isaac, Low
and co—IS do, Order-235 do, Maury, Latham and co-417 do, Rog-
kyll, Ogden and ao-99 do, It Zwilehenbart and co—l' Dk
Rachel. Owens. fru Charleston. wiih 31 bales cotton, Order-603
do, T Wl!son anti co--18 do, Cropper, Benson and co-55 do, VV Stu-
art—alit 122 t fustic, 2a pine plants's. P Chaloner, Son and co-0 Dk
Superb, Sigh, fin Clualeston, with 1322 1)0(4 cotton, W & .1 Brown
and co-6'i do, W Stuart-22 do, T and M Barnes-220 do, T Wilson
and co-105 do, Maury and co—P Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.
Sir Robert H Dick, Hamm, fm St John, N 0, with 221 ps birch and
911 ps fir timber, 11 c 8 deals and deal ends, 31 c staves, 2 no spars or
masts, 10 fins lathwood, Cannon, Miller and Co-267 pi iron knees, 1
anchor, Order—River
Amelia, Hicks, fm Nassau, with 250 logs and 8 log ends mahogany.
2 t 5 c brazilletto wood, R Dk

MEDI7'ERRA NBA N.
Carenri, Havdrn, fin Messina, Alicata and Cephalonia, with (fin
Messina) aht 10 c pumice stone, Vianna and'hines—t fin Alicata) abt
195 t brimstone. J Pownall—,(Cin Cephalonia) 221:bts 86 crtls currants,
alit 6 t rustic, .1 Heap and co,-1 crtl currants, said Mastet—G

AZORES.
Silnn. Watts. fm St MiebO's, with 430 bxs oranges.
51`Andme
and filcher—S Dk

EUROPE.
Caroline Emilie, Blanck, fm Danzie, with 120 kgs spruce beer,
Pickering Bros-200 kgs black beer, 1' W Smith and co--480. kgs 40 hf
kgs beer, Order-420 kgs do, 50 c 19 battens, 21 c It deals, 11 e 20 bat-
ten ends, 11 fms lathwood, Stewart, Bald and co:-.11 Dk
Laurel, Hannah, fin St Petersburgh, with 200 cks tallow, 249 pa
copper, 6 tails outshot hemp, Order-23 lklls ouNliot hemp, '76 bdls
clean hemp, 740 bobbins flax, Stew art, Bald and co-18 kgs caviar, 60
ox and 30 reindeer tongues, 16 ankrs cranberries, 2hf aakrs cucum-
bers, H and T Hornby and, co—G Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

SHIP BREAD 'BAKERY, /
33, STRAND-`STREET.
THOMAS LENOX, Successor to M srs. S. Gord. and
Son, respectfully informs the Me ants, Shipowners,
&c. of Liverpool, that he has taken the Pr ises lately occupied
by Messrs. S. Gorst and Sum, No. 33, STRAND-STREET, Canning
Dock, where he intends to conduct the SHIP BREAD and
and SAIL MAKING BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a
continuance of the favours conferred upon his predecessors as
Ship Bread Bakers.

REMOVAL.
JOHN CLISSOLD, HAIR CUTTER and ERFUMER, begs to
acquaint his kind Friends and Patron that he has left his
old Shop 77, CHURCH-STREET, and has emoved to No. 48,
nearly opposite the Liver Theatr3, whet he hopes to have a
continuation of their favours. He has ed up separate and
convenient apartments for Ladies and Gentlemen, and he
firmly believes that every comfort and convenience will be found
in his new Establishment.
He takes the liberty of acquainting his Friends that the
Person who has opened his Old Shop has no connexion toith hint
in any way whatever.
Two APPRENTICES wanted immediately.

CUTHBERT CLARK, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, and
House and LAND AGENT, 49, Great Crosshall-street, and
2, Moorfields, begs to return his most heartfelt thanks to his
numerous Friends and the Public, for the liber,sl encourage-
ment he has received during his residence in Livierpool.
Il v
The advantage of an Establishment for supp ing Strangers,
Visitors, and others, (without any charge w alever) with the
Addresses, Terms, and every inf4mation iriative to the dis-
posing of Public and Private Houses orrroperty, Letting
Lodgings, with or without Board, Apartments and Furnished
Houses, so that persons on their arrival in this great Commer-
cial Town may, without any expense for the information, be
acquainted with the object they have in view, and avoid the
expense and trouble of looking for the same, is too obvious to
need a comment.
C. C. has the honour to announce that he has taken an Office,
No. 2, Moorfields, opposite the Railway Office, known by the
name of the STRANGERS' OFFICE, established for supply-
ing Strangers with the requisite information before-mentioned,
free of expense.
Persons having any description of Property to dispose of,
Public sir Private Elonses, Apartments or Lodgin to Let. will
find it to their advantage gs
e to register the same at 2. Moorlields.
Appraisements for Letters of Administration, Valuation of
'louses, Plate, Books, Furniture, and every description of
Property. ...
Attendance from Tan to Five o'clock. General Agency.
Rents Collected. Money advanced on Propcity intended for
immediate Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER • HEAD; PER W REL.
16?,3f IS. B#d £l3B 19 1
1745 ls. 101 d ........ 166 13 0
......-------
Less 192 Less Os. 20. Less 26 2 I
,....—;
Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending.
July 27,. 1835 2194 families, per week.— .. £261 13 10
July 28, 1834 2171 259 17 4

July 18, 1815
July IJ, 1831

More 23

Norm 21 16 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

pPIiEMPTORILE
On WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of August next, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South. John-
street, Liverpool, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will
be then and there pr9ducedl —By order of the Mortgagees,
•Lot-1. ALL those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, with the Gardens, vacant piece of
Land, and other Appurtenances thee adjoining and be-
longing, situate and being on the eai de of the street or road
in Toxteth-park, called -The; Elms, one of which Houses is
now in the occupation of Mr. Stria nd, and the other is at
present untenanted.
2. All those Two. other MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, (adjoining the before-mentioned Premises,) one of
which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un-
tenanted.
These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate
in the most eligible part of Toxteth-park. The Houses are
very commodious, and were recently and substantially built,
are fitted up with every convenience, and are well adapted for
the residences of Families of respectability.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Lowrinas and
IloetNsoN, Solicitors, Liverpool, who will direct a proper per-
son to show the Premises; or to Messrs. Rowsom and CROSS,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

THE CHURCH OF' OUR FATHERS.

half screened he its ttees, in thr, savoh.,‘ cam moo,
The church of our fathetA_lww
it etitudi.!
0, villagers, gaze I,n the old hallow'd
it was dear to their hearts, it was raised by their hands
Who loves not the ground where the worshipp'd their God?
Wh,, hives not the place where their fathers repose?
Dear even the daisy that bluor.ns on the sod!
For dear is the (lust out of which it arose.
Then say, shall the temple cur forefathers built,
Which the storms of long ages have batter'd in vain,
Abandoned by us, frurn supineness or guilt,
0, say, shall it fall by the rash and profane?
No! perish the impious hand that woul4 tyke
One shred from its altar, one stow front 1 towatg
The pure Mood- of rnartyralutth golfed for
And its fall—if it fail—shell Ins iedttimtlittat t.tits!
—Sfertfous Gum dial'. • 41. s•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

FRIDAY, JULY 31. HOUR
JOHN MOLYNEUX BIRD, chemist, surrender and final examina-
tion. at the Clarendon Rooms, at..
SATURDAY, Auovsr 1.
JOAN SHyHOUR SMITH, merchant, to surrender, at the Com-
missioners' Room, Manchester, at. ll
W'gp)NESDAY, Avousr 5.
Tots Scow, manufacturer, late of Liverpool, special meet-
.'
itiq, at Ur. Ralph Leigh's (dike, Wigan, at

NRWSPAPER STA hies.—ln consequence of the vigorous pro-
ceedings adopted in the case of the daily unstantped paper by
the proper authorities, in order to protect the revenue and the
fair dealer, the attempt to brave the law has already been put
down, as the paper ceased to be published. Had sunitar
promptitude been adopted earlier we should not have heard of
the recent flagitious attempt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

IYEEDITERRANEAN.

Succeeds the COLUMBI
. rr. For LEGHO rect,
The beautiful Barque ECTOIt,
WILLIAM CHISP, Master;
Stands A 1 at Lloyd's; 158 tons; coppered and copper-fas-
tened; well-known as a remarkably fast-sailing vessel, and in
every respect a first-rate conveyance ; now lading in the
King's Dock, and warranted first vessel.—Apply to
J. G. WEIII'E, 15. Exchange-chambers.
The COLUMBINE, for the above Port, is now filling up.

A regular Trader to Alexandria.-7'a clear 4th Aluatts.
For ALEXANDRIA, iQ E
With liberty to call at C DIFF;
The fine Brig 13E "
_ Rosser WICH gLO Master;
• - n•tricter

A 1 at Lloyd's; burthen per rf•gister 224 tons; has superior
stectutmodation for passeugers.—For freight or passage apply
to l'uottAs rAT rEastlN, 61, Spring-gardens, Manchester
or to
• F. F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Gotee-piazzas, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

LibErpool *hipping.

EAST INDIES.

Loadinq in the Prince's Dock.
For MANILLA,
With leave to call at the UAI,6; OF Goon IlopE,
The A 1 Brig B N BORU,
Tkaost AS 11 I3ON, Master;
A regular trader, and under en, „ement to sail immediately.—
Por freight or paseage, hating superior accommodation,
to ROBERT WISE and Cu.

Xow loading in the Princes Dock, and will not receive Goods after
the' th of Aus:.
For CAL I'TA,
The fine n igate-built Ship
EU RATES,
. _
A. flAnnay, Commander;
621 l tons per register The cabin accommodations of this ship
are of a superior description, her lofty poop being fitted up
with every attention to convenience and conifort, ind she car-
ries an experieneeu Surgeon. —F ur freight or passage apply to
Messrs. M'Cuecg•ra, JAILIKSON, and Co.; her Commander,
on board, ur to ASHLEY BROTHERS.

For BOMBAY,
f ' The Ship ,t Y, .
S•l4- ? ARCHIBA ID RE , Commander.
—•
For freight, &c., apply to • DUNCAN GIBB,

To sail on. the Bth of August.
For BONIB
The flue Ship ' ENADA,
Captain S LLIVAN :

40G tons per register; newly coppeied and 'copper-fastened;
sails remarkably fast, and haviu just been rebuilt, will be found
a most desirable conveyance.-1 or freight or passage apply to
Messrs. FERGUStN, MILLS t, arid Co.. or to
BOLD and RUSSEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 6th August, • -the Brokers' Office, 18,
Exchange-buil ngs,
280 Slabs TIN,
135 Bags MOTHER 0 'EARL SHELLS,
48 Boxes SAGO,
Just landed ex Win. Salthouse and Thomas Dougall, from
Singapore.—Apply to
JOHN and JAS. BARON, Brokers.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SHAW-STREET.

XTESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEYand SONS
.01respect-
"fully announce that they have received directions from
the Assignees to Sia.r. by At.ctloN, on the Premises, No. 7,
Shaw-street, on WEDNESDAY text, the sth, Tribits 11 AY, the
6th. and FRIDAY, the 7rlt of August, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely each day,
The whole of the, modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE; a fine-toned six -octave C- inet Plano-forte, by
Broadwood and Sons' in Rosewood Case, ideboard of valuable
Plate and. Plated Articles; Table• en Bed".vLinen, Tea and
Dessert Service of China, an extensiv 'Table Service of Semi-
China, richly-cat Grass, about 'BO zen of Wine, of various
kinds, a few Books, and other E cts, the property 'of Mr.
John Whitley.
The Furniture of the principal Drawing-room, (manu-
factured by GILLowEs, of Lancaster,) Comprises elegant
gant Curtains for Two Windows, or rich Crimson Silk Damask,
a 73et of Twelve antique-shaped solid Rosewood Chairs, with a
large Sofa, a Couch, and Two Loung,ng Chairs, covered to
match, *Pair of Fashionable Card Tables, an Elliptic Loo
Ditty, an Ecarte Table. a Lady's Work Table, and sliding
Fire-screen, all of ReseWood to correspond. a large and beauti-
ful Cabinet, of the same material, with Plate -Glass Back. a
brilliant Plate of Glass, 78 inches by 6:i, framed for a chimney,
excellent Brussels Carpet, Fender and Fire-irons, ornamental
China, &c:
The second Drawing-room contains Curtains fur Two Win-
dows of Drab Cloth, a Set of Fburteen modern Chairs, with
yoke baCks, a Couch, Two Easy Chairs, Pair of Card Tables, a
Loo Ditto, and a Pair of Fire-screens, of haadsome fancy wood,
Brussels Carpet, Fenders, and Fire-irons, &c.
The Mahogany. Articles of the Diuing-ruoirs, Breakfast-room,
Study, &c., consist of a Set of Dining Table's, on Telescope
Frames, a Pedestal Sideboard, of handsome wood, Set of Nine-
teen Chairs; a Writing Table, Lou Ditto, Secretaire and Book-
case, with4lezed doure, excellent double Het-stand, Hail
The Btlikliambei:*Fiuniture includes modern add loTerillifo
post Bedsteads, wi'h handsome Chinti Pattern, Calico, and
Drab Moreen Hangings, several Cutup Bedsteads, neatly fitted
up, Crib and S, rvants' Ditto, with excellent and appropriate
Bedding fir the wliole, Sets or Japanned Chairs, .'bests of
Drawers, Toilet Tables, and Washstands, Winged Wardrobes,
smaller Ditto, Linen Presses, a capital: Wellingtan Wardrobe
of Mahogany, several Chests of Drawers, Bedsteps, Sze.
The Kitchen and Culinary Requisites, and Eight-day Clock,
and a variety of other Articles of domestic utility.
To he' viewed on TcEsnav next, the 4th August, who:
Cafalogires may be had at the place of sale, and at the Office of
Messrs.Tiros.WrNsraritEY and SoNS. Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

STEAM CONVEYANCE TO THE LAKES.
The new swift-sailing Steam-packet
WINDERMERE,
JouN ALLENBY, Commander,
Has commenced plying between LIVERPOOL
and ULV ERSTONE, calling off BLACKPOOL and POUL-
TON, near Lancaster, leaving Liv•rpoo every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, from Geor "ier, and returning
from Ulverstone the following days (St ay excepted).
Ulverstone is situated near to the ruins of Furness Abbey,
and only eight miles distant from the beautiful Lakes Winder-
mere and Coniston ; is also on the most direct line of road to
all the Lakes and Romantic Scenery of Westmoreland and
Cumberland, to which there are excellent roads and good con-
veyances.

Refreshments provided on board.
For-particulars, as to Fares and 'time of sailing, apply to
JAMES WINDER, Lancaster and Ulverstone Stearn-packet and
Traders' Office No. 4, Strand-street, and to Mr. WOUTIIING-•
TON, Sun lunllrerstoue.
N:B.—The WINDERMEItE is propelled by a pair of New
engines, upon 'Mr. Samuel Hall's (of Basford, near Notting-
ham, ) patent principles, made by Messrs. Fawcett and Prestons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

INSOLVENTS,

July 28.—Charles Taylor and J ohn Henry Russell, New Bona-street,
London, tailors.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
thmiry Goode, Birmingham, wholesale-grocer: from J Hy 24 to Sep-
4einher 11.

Ot.orge Don ns, TickhilL Yorkshire, dealer, Autrust 14.
BAN K RUPTCIES. ANNULLED.

Thomas Jones, Birmingham, collar-maker—Simon Jacobs, Man-
chester, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Robinson Williams, Leonard Streate Coxe, and George
Chambers, Lamb's-buildings, Bunhia-row., 'London, patentees and
manufacturers of japanned warp, and St. Dunstan's-hitl, wine-mer-
chants.
George Thomas Brown, Marl;-lane, London, sack-manfacturer.
George Tunstall, Worcester, hop-merchant.
Thomas Ash, Birmingham, druggist.
Samuel Winchurs, Binningham;brass.founder.
Winchcombe Henry &wile Hartley, Upper Gloucester-place, Re-
gent's-park, Marylebone, music-seller.
DIVIDENDS

August lA, W. E. and J. Powell, Oxford-street. London, linen-
draper,.—August J. Pveroft, jun., Lloyd's Coffee-house, and
Brou it's-buildings, St. Miry-axe, London, underwriter—August 20,
G. Armstrong, Fox's-lane. Slisdwell, founder—Aug. 20, J. A. Rucker,
Wormwood-strect and Mincing-lane, London, Nest India merchant
—Aug. 20, It. Pnrker, Rupert-street. near the Haymarket, London,
harness-maker—Atm 20, J. Ashton, Tower-street, London, wine-
merchant—Aug. 19,'W. Marsh, J. N. Stracey, and G. E. Graham,
lierners-street,--JA3Aulgo.rg2,l,n, ,
jun., Bristol, silversmith
sriolvwe-rlsomdgiteh,
J. P. Mortimore, Devonport, Devonshire, upholsterer—
A—Dtuiiu.hl;2l7l:9/4. wright, Bristol, soap-maker—Aug. 26, W. Pleace; Bristol,
victualler—Aug. 21. G., J., and H. Hutchinson, and T. Place, Stock-
ton-upon-Tees, Durham, bankers—Aug. 2'l, S. Chapman, Hurst,
Lancashire, cotton-spinner—Aug. 26, A. Gough, Salford, Lancashire.
cotton-spinner.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before
the Ito day of August.
.1. and S. Hig,h6eld, Liverpool and Leghorn, merchants—W. Gra-
ham. jun., Liverpool, wine-merchant—J. Evans, Lambeth, grocer—
T. Palmer, Worcester, cattle-dealer—.l Mallett, Walworth„ grocer
—W. C. Empson, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire. Illetlq-:•mvener
—J. C. Stretch, Worcester, auctioneer—H, Lanca.,ter, Poubridge-
wells, tient, upholsterer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SEA SERPENT IN LAKE ONTARIO.

By the following extract from the Kingston Whig, of the 16th
instant, it will be observed that the great water serpent, which
was " nut seen" lately at Detroit, is on his way to visit us, We
do not see why we have not as good a right. to tell snake stories
in Canada as our friends " down east" .
Our office has been' favoured with a visit from Captain A.
Kellogg, of the schooner Polyphemus, of 4.;acketes, arrived this
morning from Rochester. 1 his gentieman has related to us
such a tale of wonder, /t tale so incredible, that we scruple some,
as the Yankees say, in laving his narration before our readers,
lest they might think it fiut the creation of our imagination.
Captain Kellogg states that, yesterday evening (June 15th),
about seven o'clock, as he was making f,ir Kingston Harbour,
the " Ducks" bearing N. by W.•distant two mileS, he saw sorne-
thing lying still on the weather-bow that looked like the mast
• of a vessel. Observing it more attentively, he was surprised
and alarmed to see it in motion, and steering towards the schoon-
er. Singing out to his hands to take care of tbeinselves, he put
the schooner up to the wind, lashed the helm a-lee, and run up
the main rigging, waiting for the monster to approach. The
serpent, for it was no other than an immense'snake, neared the
vessel fast, and passed immediately under the stern, taking no
notice whatever of the schooner or those on board, but affording
to every budy an ample opportunity to observe and note his
monstrous dimensions. In length he was about 78 feet, of a
dark blue colotn, spotted with brown; towards either end he
tapered off, but about the middle his body was of the circumfer-
ence of a tlour-barrel. His head was peculiarly small, and could
not well be distinguished but from the direction in which he ino.-
wed. He swam with an undulating movement, keeping best
part of his body under water, but oeccsiou ally showing his en-
tire length. He was in sight full fifteen minutes, and when last
seen was making the best of his way down the St. Lawrence.
On board the schooner were two young Men, the vessel's crew,
together with three passengers, who are all willing to be quali-
fied to the truth of what has been here stated."—Canada paper.

It is stateq..injbe
," Life of Sir James Mackintosh," that lie
o►lce remarked of Gibbon that,he might have been cut out of a
cOiner of But ke's mind without his missing it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MosnAT

The Speaker took the chair at a quarter to four o'clock.
Several petitions were presented by Sir M. S. Stewart, Mr.
Sinclair and Mr. Spiers, in favour of the church of Scotland.
Mr. JACKsoN presented petitions from different parts of Ire-
land azaiust the Irish church bill.

Cots presented a petition to the same effect from the
hih sheriff and grand jury of the county of Fermanagh.
,Ir. 11. M +xwst.l. presented similar petitions filial the county
of Cavan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

On TuasnAv, the Ilth day of August next, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Present,
subject to such conditions of sale as will e then produced,
1!: FEE-SIMPLE and 1N HEI 'ANCE of and in all
• that newly-erected MESS.- JE or DWELLING-
HOUSE called " Holt Cottage," 'c the Stable, Coach-house,
and other Outbuildings, Garden, . id Two several Closes or
Parcels of LANI) thereto adjoining and 'belonging, situate in
\Vhiston, containing 3 Acres, '2 Roods,
i and 32 Perches of • sta-
tute measure, or thereabouts, and now n the possession of Mr.
Hall.
The house is most delightfully situated on the north side of
toe Turnpike Road front Prescot to Warrington, and was
erected only a few years ago by the late Proprietor, Mr. Foster,
for his own hccupation. It commands varied and extensive
Views, and is in every respect well adapted for the Residence of
a Family of respectability, The Land is in a high state of cul-
tivation, and contains good beds of Sand and Red Stone, which
may be got at a trilling expense, and for the removal of which
good Roads on two sides of the Property afford great facilities
This Property is distant from the town of Present one mile,
anti from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway not quite half
a mile.
The House may be viewed on application to Mr. Hall, on the
Premises; and for further particulars apply to Mr. HALL, Sur-
geon, Warrington, or to Messrs. RowsoN and Cuoss, Soliui
tors, Present,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

DUTII3

5-58. 41" load. of be
i; feet.
. ,
103. V load 0150 ft•

ss. IP load 6150 rers'

£4 4 4f,
£4 ss. ion, rot

(e la £22 V. 120.,•

PRICES OF SHARES, LIV ER POOL, JULY 30, .1835.

Liverpool Coal Gas
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £100•
130 0
New Shares, premium £5O
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works_...._ 465 0
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway £lOO paid 200 0
Ditto 01(1 Quarters 25 -49
Ditto New Quarters
BOlton and Leigh ditto - 80 0

Ditto 25 20 0 0
Warrington and Newton ditto. lOO U 0 0 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto lOO --- 110 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto - 90 0 0
Preston and Wigan North Union Line dato 2O -..-- 13 5 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto • . :00 35 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto ro 49 0. a
Stockton and Darlington ditto lOO -- 298 0 0,
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 1 38. 20 2 6'
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Railway
Grand Junction ditto 3O -- 55 0 O.
London and Birmingham ditto 35 59 10 0
Bank of Liverpool - 17 0. 0'
Bank of Manchester 25 32 15 a
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 20 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 14 0 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 21 0 0'
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks .
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO , 10 5 0
Ocean Assurance Company
Northern and Central Bank of England lO 11 0 0
RICHARD DAWSON. Share Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

lioretlyn Packet,.
THE GENERAL STEAM VIGATION
C COM PAN Y'S first-rate n uperior PACK-
' .16. ETS leave the CUSTOM- USE, LONDON,
4.; for—

HAMBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wed
nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every
Wednesday and Saturday. From Hambnrgh the distance is
only 85 miles to Lubmk, from whence the splendid steam-
packets ALEXANDER and NLCOLAY sail for St. Peters-
burgh weekly. Steam•packets also leave Lubeck weekly for
Copenhagen, and for Stockholm Saturday, lit Auguit, and
every succeeding fortnight.
RUTTERDA.M and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's
Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven
o'clock precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday
MorttiPg• Reduced Fares—Chiet.Cabiu, £2 2s.

Passengers to COLOGNE, and any other place on the
RHINE Passengers
proceed by the General Steam Navigation Com-
pany's Rotterdam or Antwerp Packets on the lowest terms,
and are entitled to peculiar advantages. A splendid new
steam-ship, built expressly for this station, wilt commence
mining shortly.
ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from
the Postoffice, every Sunday apd Thursday Morning, at Ten
precisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same
hour. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s,

•
OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re-
turning every Tuesday night.
CALMS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn-
ing, returning every Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday
Night:

and Sunday, return-
EOULOGNE, every Tuesday, Friday,
ing every Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
BRIGHTON; for DIEPPE, every WOrliday and Satur-
day, returning every Monday and Thursday.
BRIGHTON, for HAVRE, twice a-week.
Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp
stations, to be made to Messrs. De Btu and RAHN, 4; Crescent,
Minories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, 'Water-
lane, Tower-street. Information, may also be obtained from
Messrs. HALL, Wharfingerrh Ctistoni-house Quay; Mr. Scv, F.S,
Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. eA RTEtI, Agent, Margato; Mr. Br.AcK,
Agent, Brighton; Messrs. Cowta and Snx, Foreign Newspaper
Offiee,.3o, St. Martin's-le-Grand; Mr. Cor.zaArr, 61, Charing-
cross; Mr. UNDER WOOD, 56, Haymarket; and at the Office of
the Company, 69, Lombard-street
Powerful Steam Packets may he engaged for Towing and
Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam Navigation Companif,
69. Lombard-street. London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-31

WEDNESDAY.

OR WEDNESDAY next, the sth August - E. W. Jackson's
Office, Tithel9rn-s et,
12 Boxes BALSA OLU,
6-13a1es IPECA AN HA, •
22 Boxes fine Turkey SPONGE,
2 Casks Bahama IITTO,
15 Bales E. I. SENNA,
7 Cases Egyptian DITTO,
25 Boxes fine ARROW-HOOT,
15 Tierces Portugal HON gY,
9.Casks GUM COPAL,
465 NEUTRIA SKINS,
4 Barrels LEAF ISINGLASS,
Case Flakey MANNA.
Apply to Messrs. BARING }SaoTnatts and Co.,
_Merchants,
or to E. W. JACKSON, Broker.