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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

VITRIOL THROWING.

As Irishmen, and as men, welament the recurrence
of the Unmanly, cowardly, and diabolically malignant
practice of revenging personal or interested quarrels by
throwing oil of vitriol on the person of the violator.
There is scarcely less-of the human spirit in assassina-
tion or poisoning. We grieve to think that the unmanly
atrocities and enormities of Italy should defile or disgrace
our island. Crimes we have plenty, but they have been
hither to generally untainted with baseness. It was re-
served for the " march of intellect" to devise and prac-
tise this complication of treachery, cowardice, malignity,
and cruelty.—The universal indignation which this of-
fence has excited, has, we understand, already mate-
rially assisted towards bringing the offenders to justice.
We bear that one of the assailants has been apprehended.
It is now some forty years ago eince this practice called
down the extreme vengeance of the legislature. For
our parts, we think that extreme cases require extreme
remedies, and we should sooner condemn the judge
whose mistaken and unfeeling mercy should visit the
base criminal with a light punishment, than the laws
which allowed and dictated the severest.

Individual offences are sufficiently mischievous to so-
ciety, but when a crime of so base a nature becomes the
crime.of a•trade, or of a number of individuals, as in the
late cases*,-it is infinitely more detestable—because .not,
only does the mischief increase. by the'assistance of num-
bers, but the tainting depravity of the participator in such
diabolism etraces the last remnant of human virtue, and
disciplines a mass of men to the vilest crimes of any
kind.

There is an old saying, "show me a liar algid I will
show you a, thief." The degradation and dishonesty of
heart and spirit which constitutes the one, invariably lead
to the making of the other. We say, in like manner,
that the individual or society in whose heart a love of
such practices, whether from revenge or interest, is fos.
tered, is fit for murder, massacre, or treason—or, not to
do discredit to these villanies—is fit for all of them, sunk
still lower by the union of treachery and cowardice.—
Cork Constitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

WEST INDIES.

To sail on the 20th instant.
For MADEIRA and DEMF ARA,
t 4. The Ship INDIAN C EF,
41/.3 J. H. WILLIAMS, Cc sander.
Burthen per register 416 ton,.—For freight or passage,
Cthe cabin accommodation being very superior, )'early applica-
tion must be made to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

Will sail on 6Vedneaoy n .
For BARBA DOES,
The fast-sailing Barque BAR ADIAN,
JEtEMIAI-1 NAGLE, stet;
' ' the
EYES, LITI
Queen's Dock.—E freight or passage
H
Lyingl ER AND, apd Co
Wolstenhohne-squaly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

BIRMINGHAM AND LIVERPOOL JUNCTION
CANAL.

Improved conveyance between Liverpool, Wolverhampton. Birming-
ham, Worcester, London, 4c., by the above V e of Canal.
rtROWLEY, HICKLIN, BAT'f Y,,an 0., have to inform
I.) their Friends and the Public, tha ev have established
FLY BOATS to leave Ellesmere P EVERY DAY, (Sundays
excepted,) by which Goods are cony ed for all parts of Staf-
fordshire, Warwickshire, Worcester hire, Oxfordshire, and
Loudon, with an expedition never before effected.
Cnowt.ee, Hirt:lAN, BATTY, and Co. particularly request
all GoortA intended for the above conveyance may be delivered
at their Warehouse, on the Chester and Ellesmere Canal
Wharf, west side George's Dock.
Further particulars may be obtained on application at their
various Establishments. By order,
BRAITHWAITE POOLE, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

• SATURDAY, SEPrEmnisa 12. 00111,
GEORGE FlBllllll, merchant, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon ,
Rooms, at
MONDAY. SErrEmnEn 14.

RICHARD RARKIN, builder, ist meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
Jour; TIMOTHY.SWA.INSON, merchant. audit, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Lk
_ _ _

C. MORRALL and J. BORLAND, merchants, to choose one or
more Assignees, in the room of three Assignees de-
' cesed.! at..lll44szs,...ace,,flana and. Co., Union-court,
Castle-street iat
t. • • • •.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.
SAMUEL TOMLINSON, corn-merchant, audit, at the Clartndon
Booms, at l3
Final Dividend, at

MARRIAGES.
On Tuesday last, at Christ Church, Mr. Geo. Linnecar, print-seller
Ranelagh-street, to Miss Elizabeth Watson, of Glasgow. •
On Wednesday last, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. C.
Lawrence, M. A., Henry Vernede, Esq., to Miss Emma Williams. .
Yesterday, at St. Brtde's Church, by the Rev. J. Haldane Stew°tf
M. A., Mr. J. A. Farrier, architect, to Hannah Grindrod, (laughter
Mr. Tomkinson, stone-mason.

DEATHS.
On Thursday, the 3d instant,. after a short but severe illness, aged
2 years and HI months, James, the youngest son of Mr. J. Grifah'"
Russell-street.
On Sunday last, in his 75th year, Mr. Bakewell, proprietor of Or
Lunatic Asylum, Spring-vale. Staffordshire.
Same day, regretted by her relatives and friends, aged 56, ".
Ruth Balshaw, Tempest-hey.
On Monday last, aged 5 months, Emily, daughter of Mr. James 5.
Tripp, Lard-street.
On Tuesday last, aged 73, Mr. Richard Sudlow, Plumb-street, 0"
merly of Apsford, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 35, Miss Simmons, daughter of the late Thon'as
Simmons, Esq.
Same day, Ellen Harrison, infant daughter of Christopher Wither.
chemist, Byrom-street, aged 7 months.
Oh Wednesday last. aged 45 years, Charles Cannall, Prince's pock
Gateman. His death was occasioned by a severe injury, received t 9.
day previous in the performance of his duty. He was a faithful ser-
vant, and his loss is deeply regretted.

L,IVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND. FRIDAY MORNING'

BY' RICHARD PATTISSON,

At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CRSTLE.STSRET.
rid
Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton 8,
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walloon,
Heynell, Cha.neery-lane; Lawson Sr Barker, Birehin-lane
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, IA) ~
,bard.street; at Garrawny's; at the London Commercial Cae!,
house, Mincing Zane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chaptaro
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row ; and North and South' Atnericto
by.
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London; Messrs. Johns
and Co., Dublin ; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow ; Mr. Wheeler, Exchange;
street,' and• Mr, 'LeWis..l4arket-street, Manchester; Malle,4
Bookseller, Warrington ; 'Mr. Clarke. Pilot-41Am, Preston ;
Mr. Cuope, Uniuu-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, at elve o'clock, at
William P. Bushbv's Office, 9, E ange-alley,
50 Tierces' Janaaiett C 'EE,
Ditto GER,
3 Tierces?
44
11715
96 5 Ditto PIMENTO.
Apply to Messrs. ADAM OIiFF and SON, Merchants, or to
WM. PEATT BUSHBY, Broker.i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

On FRIDAY next, the 18th instant, at Tuve e o'clock, at Joe
Bvthers and Latham's Offiee. Har r. -es'.buildiugs,
10,000 Dry East India ES,
Landing, ex Frances Ann and Ferg rom Calcutta.—Apply
to Messrs. SANDS, TURNER, and Co., lercbants, or to
JE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twel • o'clock, and the
following day, at Ten o'clock, at the P • is Sale-room, Ei-
change-buildings,
1300 Bales of Australi. 00L,
Now landing ex Horatio, Alice, and ' . botia, direct from Syd-
ney, New South Wale6.—The above consist of a large propor-
tion of the most esteemed fleeces shipped from the colony, and
the whole 'in fine condition.—Apply to Messrs. ASP ALL,
,BROWNS, and ASPINALL, Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BRONTNE, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 18th instant, at e o'clock, at Carrie,
Huson, and Co's Office, Exch ge-buildings,
50 Chests GUM A BIC,
Ex John Heyes, from Bombay.— pply to Messrs. Nicer,
,
DUCK WORTH, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers::
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

SOUTH AMERICA.

Warranted first Vessel.—To sail 12th instant.
For VALPARAISO, INTERAIEDIOS, and LIMA,
The fine coppered and copper-fastened Brig
• u%•k.' AMELIA, - •
3. G. CHoLnurcri, Ma er;
A 1; 199 tons register; sails remarkably fa and in all respects
a most eligible conveyance.—For terms freight or passage
apply to the owners, JOHN BiBBY and Co., or to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Broker.

, . .
No Goods will be received on board, the entries of r :hick are. not
" passed on or before the 14th ' tont:
For BUENOS AYR .
_....../ii The fast-sailing A 1 Glasgow w''
AI'MX.- CIGAR,
Captain DONALD C RKSON ;
232 tons : accommodations for passengers very superior.

ilt Barque

To sail about the 20th instant.
For MONTE VIDEO and BUENOS AYRES,
Both or either, at the option of the Consignees of the Goods;
The fine A 1 fast-sailing Yarmouth-built Brig
SULTANA,
Captain J. R. Rouges;
181 tons : superior accommodations for passengers.
For terms, &c., apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to
(One concern.) W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

POPERY UNCHANGEABLE.

On Sunday last, some male convicts in the gaol of this city
who were under orders to be transmitted to the hulk at Kings-
town, were visited by the officiating presbyterian chaplain,
who told them that if they wished to have bibles he would pro-
cure one for each of them. They gladly accepted his offer, but
they were visited next morning by the assistant Roman catholic
chaplain, who, being told of the offer made to them com-
manded them not to take the bibles, and when the presbyterian
chaplain brought them on the same day, the Roman catholic
prisoners, with but one exception, declined to receive them,
alleging, as the reason, that their clergy desired them not to do
so. Several of the prisoners, on the morning of their departure
for Dublin, were presented with beads and crucifixes instead of
God's word. What consolation these unhappy individuals can
derive from bits of wood and stone is more than we can deter-
mine. They may, to be sure, assist the metnery in the repeti-
tion of a round of prayers, but this we conceive to be the only
advantage that can be drawn from them, whereas, the bible, we
are told by inspiration, is profitable for doctrine, for reproof,
for correction. for instruction in righteousness. Great and im-
portant benefits these, more especially when contrasted with
the'value of those "dumb idols" that 'have been put into their
hands. Mr. Croly cannot persuade us that agnns deis, beads,
&e., are considerid by the well-informed of the Romish persua-
siou as "mere trumpery," when in this instance it is made a
substitute for the revealed will of God. Even as a moral pre-
ceptor, the bible excels any code that has ever been written:
it might have reclaimed them from those vices in which they
bad previously indulged, and made them the ornaments instead,
of the pests of society. The firmness of the prisoner who re-
fused to part with his bible is much to be admired. He had,
probably, learned that at the great day of account he must
answer for himself—that his priest will not be his spokesman,
and that hie mandate will tint then be put in comparison with
the injunction of his omniscient judge, who has said "search
the scriptures."—Derry Sentinel. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

,GREENFIELD-HALL NEAR HOLYWELL.

On MONDAY, the 12th day. of October next, at One o'clock, at
the White Horse Inn. in Holywell, in the county. of Flint,
subject to condition 4, and with immediate . ssession of the
Mansion, and the greatest part of the La.., it' required,
ALL that most. desirable FREEHOL P lAN SlON,.called
.GREF:NFIELD-HALL, situate.at Gre. field, within one mile
of the town of llolvwell, late the r:.'4 elite and property of
Ralph Richardson, Esq., deceased, w excellent Kitchen and
Flower Garden, Green-house, superior Carriage-houses and
Stabling. and all requisite and convenient Domestic Offices
and Outbuildings, together with about Eighty-two Acres of
fertile Arable, Pasture, and beautifully Wooded LAND, divided
into suitable Enclosures, all Tithe:free, and adjoining the
Mansion, with a Lawn of Twenty Acres in front.
This Property is most eligibly si!uated, commanding a fine
and extensive view of the River Dee and the surrounding
country, and fit for the immediate occupation of a Family of the
first respectability.
For further particulars. apply at'the Ofilee of Mr. ROBERTS,
Solicitor, Mold, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

MONTREAL PAPERS.

Captain Dunlop, R.N., has been elected member of the Up-
per Canada Parliament for the county of Huron. He was op-
piled by Mr. Von Eg4iond, who is represented as professing
liberal principled, and who, moreover, recommended himself to
the, electors as possessing a medal of the legion of honour, which-
be lad obtained from Napoleon. After two days polling, at the
close of which Captain Dunlop bad obtained fifty-nine votes,
and Mr. Egmond only two, the latter gentleman deemed it pru-
dent to decline a farther contest.
It is, perhaps, worthy of remark, that the hottest day expe-
rienced in Montreal, last summer, was the 25th July, the mer-
cury having indicated a temperature of 99 at four o'clock in the
evening in the shade. On the same day this year, and at the
same hour, it stood at 75, having been 24 lower. Last Friday,
the 24th, was the hottest day we had this summer, the mercury
having stood at 91, at three o'clock in the afternoon in thy
shade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

bc IL
-
BOND.WA EH E.
BON
MO be LET, a latge and substanti BONDED WARE-
-1 HOUSE, six Rooms and a Cel ar, situated in Tower-
garden, Water-street.
Apply to JOIIN DRINKWATER and SoN, Drury-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

To In Aolti.

DESIRABLE RESIDE E. •
TO he SOLD, a Modern well-built nvenient WEL-
LING-HOUSE, situate on the th-side of Gaining-
street East, near Percy-street, with the and Fixtures 'cola-
plete.:--Apply to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUN-
TER, Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

IRELAND.-STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

COUNTY OF' GALWAY.—HORRID MURDER.—A farmer
named Herrick, residing:in the parish of Clonfert, and
barony of Longford, Was barbarously murdered on Fri-
day night, on the read leading to his own hbuse from the
market of Bannglier, where the unhappy. man had that
day been transacting business. Deceased had had some
trifling altercation with one of his neighbours in the early
part of the day, and on his return hoMe • that night,
about ten o'clock, he was waylaid and stabbed to death
with pitchforks. Two men have been arrested by the
police.
BARONIAL AMUSEMENTS FOR AUGUST,' IN NURTARN
TIPPERARY.—On the sth, a man named O'Brien, resid-
ing near Newport, was maltreated, inconsequence of
which he died; the murderer has absconded. A cow, the
property of. Mr. Kennedy, received a gun-shot wound.
About the same time, and at midnight, the house of Pa-
trick Dawson, of Long John's Hill, was made a 'heap of
ruins, and a hay-rick was uplifted and scattered about
the field. Ryan's house, near Toomevara, was searched
for arms by the- unconstituted authorities On Sunday,
the 10th, at a dance, Morrissc threw a stone at
Corcoran,
which fractured his skull. He lingered a few
day% and expiredthe forinerab§conded. Outrages take
place even at the amusements of these savages. A care-
taker of Mr. Hall, of Merton, near Burrisokeane, was.
so severely beaten thathis life is despaired 0f...A tenant'
had been obliged to give up`possession of a farm ; the man
was obliged by his master to occupy the house where this
outrage.was.-committed. Four men are imprisoned for
robbery and attempt to murder a man, returning from the
fuir of Portnmna. They will be brought to justice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

DANCING.
MESSRS. CHAP and JOSSETT beg leave nform their
Friends and the Public, that
jfetert7they la entered into an
agreement aith the Proprietors of th ' plars'-hall, Great
George-street, where their DANCING A hMY will in future be
held ou the usual days, and Re-ape on SATI.;RDA Y. the 26th
September instant, at Two o'clock. Messrs. C. and J. have
also an ACADEMY, for the convenience of their Pupils residing►
at the north end of the town, at their Residence, 53, St. Anne-
street, on Tki CHSDA vs and SATuanays, also at Two o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

• NEW REFERENCE-OFFICE, •
No. 15, CLA RENCL-STREET, LIVE nt..
WIDOW LADY respectfully infor the Ladies aril
LA_ Gentlemen of Liverpool and its vi ity, that she has
opened an Establishment as above, tot anagement of which
every attention will he devoted.
Respectable Servants suited with Situations at this Office.
References of respectability will be given by J AS. AsPINALL,
Esq., Mayor of Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

TO THE CONSUMERS OF TEA.

THE import season ft;rtlcecnrienCy;ar isENDED. It
1 is the really WORKING buyer who alone knows the
LABOUR of sampling Tea since the " free trade" com-
menced.
Formerly the "monopolists" (the Eas udia Company)
concentrated their stock within the area a mile: NOV we
have Can on to go to "to make our m; • et," and, if our indi-
vidual cargo prove but partially unfort ate, we must rummage
the. Bonding Warehouses of Liverpoo , London, Bristol, and
of many ether Ports ere we obtain the needful annual supply.
I HAVE CONSUMMATED Tills WORK FOR THIS
SEASON, and can produce specimens of every legitimate kind
of Tea of 27 sorts or samples, and of several hundred chests in
quantity, which, I do venture to say, are FINER IN QUA-
LITY than have been hitherto exhibited by either myself or
other dealer in the metropolis.
My stock of FINE TEA is materially larger than ordinarily
on show, where bulk is broken elsewhere. QUALITY, FINE
QttAI.ITY,..is the leading characteristic of this concern.
PRICE, NECESSARILY REMUNERATIVE, but not more.
No credit taken or given under any circumstances.
Respectfully, BROCKSOPP,
33, Bold-street, Liverpool.
The least quantity sold is a quarter of a pound.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

- • Now Ready, -Vol. IV. Price Bs., ofrthe
i
C. 0•T • T 1. S. Ii P ' L P I T,
CY Containing above Seventy Sermons, • all the most ta-
lented LIVING SCOTTISH DIVIN . • '
"The Fourth Volume of the Scottis ulpit is frontispieced
by a -likeness of Dr. M'Crie,. the inent Historian of the
Scotch Reformation, and contains valuable Collection of
Practical Theology. There is a spirit of liberality in the pub-
licationthat we admire—which consists in the insertion of Ser-
Mons from Dissenters, as well as those of the Established
Church. We are proud, however, to see the Establishment
so ably represented, and its intelle:tual character so promi-
nently maintained, as this veinal(' undoubtedly exhibits it.
The Sermons from Drs. Chalmers, Gordon, Muir, Brown,
Fleming,' Brunton, Burns, Smith, &c., will not fail to impart
both information and religious instruction ; nor are those of
Dissenters and Probationers unworthy of approbation • and we,
with confidence in its utility, recommend the' Scottish Pulpit'
to the patronage of a Christian community, as calculated, in
many respects, to instruct the ignorant, stimulate the zealous,
and better the spiritual condition of all."—Perth Advertiser. •
The NEW EDITION of Vols. 1., 11., 111., •may always be had
of all Bocikselleraprice Bs. each.' They form a complete body
of Practical Divinity.
Published by W. R. M'PHUN, Glasgow. Sold in Liverpool
by W. GRAPEL, Church .street, and Gaoite Pnit.tp, 12, Para-
dise-street. . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

V YOUNG LADY who r-ceived her educ on in the most
res table schools of London, and to has just left a
genteel. amily, with whom she has resi as GOV .ItNESS
the last four years, is desirous of a re-e ogement either in a
Family or School. She is perfectly qualified to instruct in the
various branches of Female Education, and has no objection to
town or country,—Address (post-paid) to B. 8., at Mr. Walms-
ley's, Bookseller, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 8.

ST. JAMES'S-PALACE, SEPTEMBER 2.
The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood
upon Lieutenant-General Ralph Darling, Colonel of the 90th Regiment,
late Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, and Knight Grand Cross
of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at the Pub ' Sales-room, Ex-
change-buildin 5, •
50 Chests B. I. IN 0,
33 Chests LAC DV
300 Bags E. I. RIC ,
' -- 50 Bags SALTPETRE, • :
Ex Cestrian; from Calcutta.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Butters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Days. Mm. •Ran. Hi. Festirals,
SEPT. H. 1.. )d. F. 1. . •
Friday ' 11 128 145 16 2 Day 12h 51m long.
Saturany I 1 • '2 1 218 15 3
SUNDAY 13 235 254 14 2 13th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday 14 314 336 12 '9 1101 y Cross
Tuesday —l5 4 1 428 11 5 Moscow burnt, 1812.
Wt•dnesday 16 459 535 10 6 Ember Week.
Thursday l7 •6 17 6.58 • 911 Lambert.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

TUNS DAY.

THIS (F.iday,) the 11th instant, 'welve o'clock, at
Bateson and ilursfall's Office, Lo r Castle-street,
1t".)0 Bags of fine Ben RICE,
Now landing, ex Frances Ann.—Apply to GARDNER BOGG,
Esch or BATESON, and fIORSFL, Brokers.

•
Oa account of whom it may c cern.
Tilts Day, (Friday,) the i instant, .
About 31.1 Bales Damage COTTON,
Lying in Earle's Warehouse, Lancelot's-hey, ex Cumberland,
from Mobile.—Apply to
-LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

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. a~-'7~~'L'.i'S-rte.:.-4~v ~'-G'"~r-'+' ~-~'C~%J."'~~'

YORIt MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

The tinkle of the festival has fairly set in. The streets are
crowded, and every moment travelling carriages are dashiiig
up to the principal hotels. At an early: hour this morning
Nhinday},the, ,rxiembers of the corporation were snaking pre-
parations for prOceeding to BiShOpthorpe,to Present the address
to the Duchess of Kent; at ten o'clock the procession set out,
' headed. by -rt band of music, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and
Common Criuncilinen, dressed in their robes of offlee.
deputation proceeded by water, and on arriving at the palace
was most graciously received, as was also the deputation With
the address azreed upon at a meeting of the inhabitants a few
days ago, The Lord Mayor then read an address from the in-
haoitants of -the city of York, expressive of their Profound
respect and cordial affection towards their royal highnesses and
to the•illustrious members of the royal family. It simnel-ad-
dress was read by the Recorder 'from the:corporation of York.
To each the DuchesS of Kent and the Princess Victoria listened
with very marked attention, and in her replies the duchess ex-
pressed, on behalf of herself and the princess, their sincere gra-
tification at the reception they had experienced in their visit to ,
the city of York,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

BRITISH AMERICA.

Will sail To-morrow, ( Saturday,) Goods can ly Fe received
This Day, (Friday,) north end eorye's Dock.
•
(.* .., For QUEBEC and M TREAL, )V; The fast-sailing Brig DROMEDA,
.........,
STEWART PATRIC COTRlllafider; ..
at tons; in all respects a superior conveyance,.and will be de.
spatched positively as above.—Apply to r-,,, .. •
JOSEPH FROSTE,and Co.

Takes no Salt, and warranted first
For ST. JOHN, N.B.
EL
.IMO - The A 1 fast-sailin ip
IZA:BETH BE LEY,
' D. ROB/DiMN, aster;
542 tons r>gister ; iraraediate espatcb, and affords a
most eligible conveyance for goods or passengers.—Apply on
board, Brunswick Dock, or to
'CANNON, MILLER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

EAST INDLE

A tegular
For MANIL.
• tatb.Wra' The fine A 1 British-built
,
W. BEWLEY, C,
Who is well acquainted with the voyag,
'cargo is engaged, will .have immediat(
r passage appo, to
ROBERT WISE and Co., 21, Exchange-a:120 North, or to
J. N. WOOD, 13roker.

To suil on the I.sth instan
For BONIBAY,
The fine new Ship CE ' RIAN,
ADAM KILI !CR, CO ander;
:ISO tons register; British-built, and co red.—For terms of
freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
JOHN BIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

SATURDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, east. side King'. ock,
18 Tons Pale SEAL 0
40 Tons Straw-cold DITTO,
8 Tons Brown D 'O,
1 Tou Boiled Dl' TO,
5 Tons BLUBBER,
18 OX HIDES,
12 CALF SKINS,
1 Bundle SEAL SKINS,
Landing, ex Superb, front Newfoundland.—For further parti-
culars apply to jstams ROBERTSON, Esq.,_Merchant, or
ARTHUR, OUGHTERSON and Co., Brokers.

rfroriDAY. ..

• -
On MONnAy next, the 14th instant, a welve o'clock, at
Buchan.,n and Browne's Office Idhall-street,
150 Tierces Jamaica WIFE&
Apply to Messrs. JOHN MOLHOLLAND and Co., Merchants,
Water-street, or
BUCHANAN, and BROW-E, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 14th instant, at 0 clock, at Andrew
Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-cu , Dale-street,
200 Tons Cuba PU IC,
Per James Haddon, from Cuba.—For rther particulars, apply
to Messrs. GEORGE WRIGHT and Co., Merchants, or to
ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.—Noon, Wind West.—Very fresh

ARRIVVD—The Corsair, -Birket, from. Barbados-Edmond, Strang,
from St Joh; B—Lune, from Quebec—Everetta,
lanthe,—, and Elizabeth, II u n—, from Newfoundland—lndustries
Kintzell, from Pitea—The Pearl, Holland, from Leghorn—Charlotte.
----, from D.mtzie—Margaret Thompson, Merchant,"from Valpa-.
raish; sailed 7tii. May—Regular, Bond, from Puerto Cabello, sailed
Ist Aug.. ; the Bootle saileck in company for this port.

Tlui Elizabeth Gillespie, Carson ; and the Albion, Boyd, hence, a
Tahert.
The William. -, hence, at Dublin. • •
Grecian, Prince, from Gothenburg, at Cove, leaky, and must dis-
charge, hound to Boston. _
Campobello, 11(Teltim, hence fov Cape Breton, off Cove.

_ .
Cyrus, Robins6&,•bence, at SI Andrews.
Mary Queen of Scots, Kelly,. from Buenos Ayres, at Cowes, sailed
4th July ' • the 'Rapid,. Robertstiri, sailed about 24th June ; • and the
Findon, Frost: About 26th June, both for this port; the Cordelia
would sail for this nort 12th July. '
'The Mary Worrall, Smith, hence, at Buenos Ayres, 25th June, in
57 days. , • • „ , ,• , ,
Margaret, Forbes, King, hence, at New York.
Rajah,from \Whitby. at Quebec.
Ruby; Farrant,•hence, at Lisbon.
.
' NV:Neill, from Jamaica, off Galley Head, for the Clyde.
• The Lowther, hence for Quebec, was spoken 3d instant, in lat. 40,
long.* lit _ e

Tile Vixen, from St Domingo for this port, was sp.oken 9th August,
in lat. 2627, long. 'n 47:
Ilehrietta, from St John, N B, for Cork, was spoken 27th Aug.
in lat. 44 37, long. 30 36.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPT. 10, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead, West—Blowing very fresh.

Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 596, The George; B Schooner,
at 7 a.m.

Ott' Holyhead. outward-bound—The Monongahela,' for Philadel-
phia, at 7 a.m. •
• 'East of the Floating Light, inward-bound—No. 898, The Annie,
B B, .at 10 a.m.

Off Point Lynas, outward-bound7—No. 1272, The Harriet, B B,
for Barbados, at 9 a.m.
Off Point of Ayr, inward-bound—No. 589, Integrity, B B, from
Mizamiehi, at II an a.m. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, at Twelve o' ock, at R9seow
and Rigg's Office, Water-st t,
12,000 Dry BUFFALO H ES,
1,100 BUFFALO 110 S, ,
1 Ton BUFFAL 100FS,
•
2 Tons COW.. H OFS,
52,000 COW HORNS, •
Just arrived, ex Feejee, Trincuto, and William, from Since-
pore.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co. Merchant,.
or to ROSCOW and),4lod, Brokers.
,

On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Tw ve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Excha nildings,
120 Chests East India DIGO,
Ex Cestrian. &c., from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at One o'cl ,at the Public
Sales-room, Exchange-buil • gti,
14 Chests INDIGO
Ex Frances Ann, from Calcutta.—Ap to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER, and Co., Merchants or to •
CORRIE,' HUSON, and Co„ Brokers.

•
On. FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o' ock, at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-st et,
• 23 Chests East India IN 'O,
20 Chests LAC DYE,
3O Chests SHELL LA ,
Ex Fergus, from Calcutta.—Apply 'to Messrs. Was. CATOR and
NEPHEW, Merchants, or to

WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

FAMILIES Furnishing will do well to visit .DRUR.Y'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,
SHEFFIELD PLATE, and CUTLER WAREHOUSE.
12, CAiTIX-STREET, where good suhstan al Articles only are
Sold, and every Article 'Warranted; most extensive and
binneral STOCK OF THE BEST ANUFACTURES IN
ENGLAND, in every Departme f the Business constardly
kept in Stock, including every 'P ent Article of -merit ton-
fleeted with the Trade.

Iron and Brass Bedsteads, from 405.; West India Planta-
tion Tools; Ships and Steam Packets promptly supfilied with
every requisite for Cabin use, of extra quality.
WAN. FED, a respectable Youth as an APPRENTICE.

Just published, in demy Bvo., price I4s. boards, with a Portrai
and other Plates.
THE LIFE OF ADMIRAL VISCQU 'T EXMOUTH ;
Drawn up.frcn Official and other Au entic Documents,
supplied by his Family and Friends. By ‘. OsTr.lite, Eq. -
" A book full of interesting anecdote a noble spbcien of
English rricharacter."— Times.
Smith, Elder, and Co., London ; and Wm. Grape', Liver-
pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

Contract.

MANCHESTER AND BOLTFONe(ILWAY.
COVTRACTS FOR WO S.
THE COMMITTEE. of DIRE RS of the MAN-
CHESTER and BOLTON R LWAY COMPANY
will meet at the RAILWAY-OFFICE, o. 1, Harrington-street,
Liverpool, ou WEDNESDAY, the 14th of October, to receive.
TENDERS for CONTRACTS for the following WORKS,
namely:—

The'Excatrating, Embanking, and Forming of that part o
the Line extending from Clifton to Bolton.
Plans, Sections,- Specifications, and form of Tender may be
seen at the Company's Office, Salford, from the 21st instant to
the 12th of October.
The parties whose Tenders arc accepted will be required to
enter into a Bond with two Sureties for the due performance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 per cent. on the
gross sum contracted for, and the names of the proposed Sure-
tie4 are to be specified in the Tender.
The Directots will not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender.

The Tenders must be delivered sealed, and the parties ten-
dering must attend in person. or some one duly authorized on
their behalf, at the time of meeting.
JAMES- RITSON, Secretary.
, -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

Nebo Ijublfrationo.

• JUst Published,
ATI-114.iNTIG REPORTS of the ' o Great PROTES-
TANT MEETINGS, held at eter Hall, London, on
SATURDAY, June 20th, 'and Save AY, July 11th, 1835, to
prove to Protestants of all denooti tions, by anthentie docu-
ments, the Rrial Tenets of the Church of Rome, as now held by
the Roman Catholic Priests and Bishops of Ireland.
May be had of R. PAVVISSON, Standard-Office. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

DUTIES

1558. V load. of 50
feet.
(10s. V load of 50 (t.
58. V load of 50 fees'

.£33 r 120.
g:3 ss. fit nios. afli6
XIS) .c 22 v. 120,

URAL MARKET, SEPT. 1'
9, d. s. d.
Potatoes 2 lOrd2 4 '—
Cattle Potatoes 1 0. 1 2
Turnips 0 0 0 °Pert°
Carrots -""
Manelewurzle 0 0 0 0
Manure ...: . 5 0 8

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
the last week:—

South. North. 1.0,t
Received advice and medicine at the Institution. 241 2SO d.
Visited at their own houses and supplied with 36
medicine, 94 142
.---
--- I/
• 422 '

Total at each Dispensary
VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Rev. R. Croft.
South—Rev. J. H. Thom, Mr. J. Cooper, and Mr. Jordan. _

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,

Established .4.D. 1820

New Patients admitted during the month of Aug.... •• • lby
Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist- alg
ance during the month of Aug
1 9, Number since the commencement

- Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Christian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.—Treasurer, blr. 3. Know'''.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

GREENOCK AN U GLASGOW STEAM ERS,
With Goods and Passengers,
P '\ THREE TIMES. A-WEEK,.
0" Ever
y TUESDAY, THQUSDA Y, and SATURDAY.
THE CITY OF ILASGOW
STEAM-PACKET COM NY'S VESSELS,
CITY OF GLASGOW (New met) ALEXANDER Days-
was, Com ander,
VULCAN, R9BT..Ewusci, Commander,

‘IOIIN WOOD, John 13(M:), Commander,
Sail as under, from the Clarence thick, with or without
. _

The CITY of GLASGOW sails To-mounow, (Saturday,)
the 12th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
The VULCAN sails ou TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, at
Four o'clock in the Aftfrnoou.
The JOHN WOOD sails on TIJUI.SDAY next, the 17th
instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening.
Apply to DAVID WIVER and Co.,
34, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

TIII; EDITOR OF TIIR LIVERPOOL ST.,IND4RI),

Stn,—As an elderly female was passing down Maryhone on
Friday evening last; between seven and eight o'clock, a lad
about IS years of age came up to her, and shook her in such
a manner that she has been confined to her bed since. She had
in her hand a small reticule, which ho wanted to get hold of.
She called out for assistance to two gentlemen, (if they can be
called gentlemen,) but they passed on without taking the least
notice. But she has nut been the only one, for a few days be-
fore a Similar case happened to another lady, no. police or watch-
man being anywhere to be seen. If this should meet the eye
of unrmagistrate, I hope and trust he will exert his authority
to maintain the public peace.
By inserting the above in your valuable paper, yen will con-
fer arfavour on yours, truly,
A FRIEND TO THE PUBLIC.
Liverpool, 9th September, 1835:

PENSIONS AND PEER A G ES.-- Mr. Hampden, grandson of
John Hampden, contributed much 'to the seating of William
111, on the throrte of these realms, and was offered, through
Archbishop Tillotson, either a peerage or a pension. To the
first he answered, that, he would die as be was—a country gen-
tleman of an ancient family, which was honour enough for him."
To the second he said, he would not take the king's money and
the king's servants want bread. He always spoke against giv-
ing pensions to others, and at such a time as this it was oppres-
sion. While he had a roll and a can of beer he would not take
the king's money."
ANECDOTE OF Loan Exstorru.—The water was a natural
element to him, and he often amused himself in a manner which,
to one less expert, would have been attended with the utmost
danger. He would sometimes go out in a boat, and ()vet set her
by carrying a press of sail. These, and similar acts of daring,
mast find their excuse in the spirit of a tearless youth. But he
often found the advantage of that power and self-possession in
the water which he derived front his early habits, in saving men
who had fallen overboard, and especially in the happiest of all
his services, his conduct at the Dutton.. More than once, how-
ever, he nearly perished. In Portsmouth harbour, where he
had upset himself in a boat, he was saved with difficulty, after
remaining for a considerable time in the water. On another oc-
casion, be was going by himself-from Falmouth to Plymouth
in a small punt, fourteen feet long, when his hat was h!own over-
hoarkand he immediately threw off his clothes and swum after
it, having first secured the tiller u-lee. As he was returning
with his hat, tiv? boat got way on her, and sailed some distance
before she came up in the wind. lie had almost reached her
when site tilled again, and he was thus baffled three or four times
At length, by -a desperate effort, he caught the rudder, but he
was so much exhausted,.that it was a considerable time before
he had strength to get into the. boat::—Prom, Oster's We of
Lord Ea-mouth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, IAS.

Z'atco bi) auction.

DUTCH BULBS.
By BRANCH. and SON,
To-stoartow, (Saturday,) the 12th instant, at El o'clock,
at the Hanover Rooms,
A CHOICE collection of DUTCH: BUL US FLOWER
_AL 'tool's, just imported from the c rated Nurseries of
Mr. THoottw, at Hair cm, and inclucti g choice varieties of
Hyacinths, 'Narcisstisses, Jouquilles, Ranunculusses, Irises,
Lilies, Tulups, Anemones, &c. &c.
Tu be viewed'on the Morning of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

Imperial Varliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.

Viscount DUNCANNON brought up the second report of the
commissioners of public instruction in Ireland.-=Ordered to be
printed.
Tlae Irish tithe instalments suspension bill sus passed through
committee. and the stamp and assessed taxes bill and the fines
and recoveries bill were each read a third time and passed.
Lord ELLltNeortocuu moved for a return of the number of
bills brought up from the commons, amended by their lordships,
and finally passed as amended.—Ordered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

NEW SOUTU WALES.

Fur HOBART TOWN and DNEY,
1;.(.,., The beautiful fast-saili Ship
St-sl-- .v. CLYDE,
- .'
,- - N. IRELAND, Co ander ;
A regular trader; burthen per r"gister 4 tons.—For freight or
passage apply to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SoN, or to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

TIMBEit DC

On the motion of Mr. Baring, the house went into committee.
The right hon. gentleman then moved, "that timber the 1110-
. duce of Europe should be subject to the same duty whether im-
ported from hurope or elsewhere."
After 4 short discussion the resolution was agreed to.
. SINECURES AND COMPENSATIONS.
Mr.-F. BA RING moved the re-apporntinent of the committee
on sinecures. He observed that the labours of that committee
hail been satisfactory to the.public. They had not had time to
eater upon the subject of compensations, which revived regu-
lation. There was a want of syst6W upon that rubject and an
ii regularity which were productive of much inconvenience.
It was necessary that parliament should lay down some rules
upon this. point for the satisfaction of the public. He knew
it was the intention of the bite government to act on the recom-
mendations of the committee, and he wished to know whether
the present government had the same intention.
Sir H. REEL said that he had seen the minute of the late
board of the treasury.on the subject of sinecures, and he had
no hesitation iu saying that it should be carried into effect.
(Hear.)
• The question was then put and carried, and the ccrarnittee.
appointed.
Mr. EWA RT then moved that the house adjourn.

Mr. liol.ra lose, amidst loud cries of " Adjoutn" from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

PARISH OF WEST DERBY

On Wednesday last the annual meeting of the parishioners
of West Derby was held in the Boat d-rOom of the Workhonte,
.fvr the purpose of examining the accounts of the .overseers of
the poor last year, to nominate the overselrs and other officers
for the ensuing year, and to transact other business of the
township.
Mr. THOMAS REVEL I. was called to the chair.

• From an examination of the accounts, which were unani-
mously passed, on the motion of Mr. Thomas Roberts, seconded
by Mr. Lund, it appeared that the parish was in a very pros-
perous condition, there being, after paying salaries, supporting
the paupers, and defraying every other expense, a balance of
£335. 15s. in the banker's hands. Mr. Thomas Massey and
Mr. Thomas Close were appointed overseers for the ensuing
year, and the paid Servants of the parish were reappointed to
their several situations. Mr. Dolling, the assistant overseer,
and Mr. Pennell, the collector, were each voted a gratuity of
in' addition to their" present income. Mi. Jesse Wirt'Walicl;
the parish accountant, Mr. Fell, the surgeon to the workhouse,
and Mr. Lvthego, the constable; were presented with :i gratuity
of fc: 10. each as au additional recompense for their services. •

The .routine business being dispas;d of, Mr. Thomas Freme
complained of the great want of a bridewell near West Derby
Chapel, and inquired whether funds sufficient to build one could
not be granted from the poor's rate. The chairman replied in
the negative, and advised that an appliCaticn should be Made to
the commissioners of waste lands for the funds requisite for
such a purpose.. Thanks were then voted to the officers of the
last year, to the'Rev. Mr. Swainson, the Rev. Mr. O'Neil the
Rev. Mr. Gardner,.and the Chairman, for their gratuitous aid,
and the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

LIVER. TIIZATRE, CHURCII-STREET.

Airß.: MRS., and MISS FANNY LECLERCQ beg to
I inform the Public generally, that their BENEFIT
will take place this present FRIDAY. the 27th instant, when
will be performed the Terrific German Legendary Melo-Drama
of FAUSTUS; 7
OR, TUN BOND OF moon.
In which Mr. and Miss F. Lecl,rcq will appear.
.12
Pas du Diable, accompanying hi self on the Violin,
by Mr. Lecle q.
The Brothers• Jackson in a new uce, "La Batoniere," as
three Fa s. -
" Kate Kearney." tv ss E. Hamilton.
Burlesque Laughing Trio "Va da si via di qua."
First Broom Girl Miss Fanny Leclercq.
Second Bloom Gi ' Mr. Melvin.
Chinese Droll , Mr. Leclercq.
After which,The Burletta Fait. of
VISIBLE AND INVISBLE.
"The Groves of Blarney," by Mr. Raymond.
A Comic Song, by Mr. W. J. Harciniond..
Pas de Deux, (first time,) Mr. and Miss Fanny Leclercq.
New Pas d'Extravagance, by the Brothers Jackson.
Fancy Grouping, by Mademoiselles Juliette and Eloise.
"The Maid of Llangollen," Miss B. Hamilton.
_ • 4..

Rossini's Overt'tire to.La Gazza Ladra.
To conclude with the Grand Seriu-Pantomiine, entitled
DON JUAN. •
Scaramouch Mr Loilercq-
Tickets to he had of Mr. LECLERCQ, 15, Basnett-street; and.of
Mr. F. Carman, where places for the Boxes may he taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

PRISON DISCIPLINR.

The Duke of IttenmoNo moved for a select committee to
take into consideration the system of prison discipline in the
different prisons of England and Wales. After a coversation
of some length between Lord Wharneliffe, Lord Brougham,
the Marquis of Salisbury, the Duke of Buckingham, the Mar-
quis of Lansdowne, and the Duke of Wellington, the motion
was agreed to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have seen the "faithful report" of his speech, which the
Reverend Edward Hull has sent to his friends through the
penny post, and which he was also condescending enough to
distribute on the Exchange. Qur limits prevent us from
noticing it before Tuesday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

THE LIVER EA. r Rl' —BENEFIT ';v_lGllTs.

We have frequently had occasion to notice the life infused
into this place of public amusement by the really good ballet";
performed there under the direction of Mr. Lectenni who, in
additiOn to an excellent taste in tlese matters, pessesses an infi-
nite fund of buinour. One of the family trio will, we under-
stand, owing to an interesting domestic occurrence which gives
to the world another votary of 'Terpsichore, be prevented from
being present. This circumstance will, we presume, strengthen
his claims to public patronage. •• •
Mr. Raymond's night is fixed for Monday, when he will
move "That the house do resolve itself into a laugh" at the
richness of his brogue as a genuine Irishman—nut in a long
and laboured harangue, like those of his countrymen "in anot her
place," but in a series of conversational speeches, full of wit and
repartee. We have no doubt that the support given him on this
occasion will be fullv.commensurate with. his merits as an actor,
and his Spirit and 'judgment as one of the managers of the
theatre. -Hamniond, we have heard, is engaged in London.
It so we shall miss him much.

NEWS CorroNs.—Jouathan is determined on having the
New World, in all things. Eie has commenced printing his
news upon cotton instead of paper. We should add too, that
the impression is remarkably clear. We apprehend, however,
that the cost will prove fatal against any general adoption of
the plan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27

opposition,. .to -movethe recommitment of the-•illegal securities
Lill.
Sir R. PEEL thought, that as no opposition was intended to
the proposed bill, it would not be fair to insist oa the adjourp-
ment of the house. (Hear.)
The bill was then recommitted.
The other orders of the nay having been disposed of, the
house adjourned at one o'clock.

.HOUSE OF LOltDS' WEDNESDAY.
The Earl of Shaftesbury presided in the absence of the Lord
Chancellor.

The nuble earl presented the report of the committee on the
Chaueery Court (Ireland) Bill.
Several returns were presented from public offices.
The house then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-29

We will. thank A SUBSCRIBER for

can procure

We must decline the letter signed I
When we have any disputes to se
poraries we do not choose to attac
e(lrrespoudent. That is both n
allusions in the Albion be to
maliciously false as far as we

never dragged any private perso
in our own defence when we ha
lie men, their character and cund
as such we have uniformly treat
therefore, if menace it be, has
Perhaps the Albion will take care
entiurance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-29

EDUCATION A
AT the present era;.'when the ;
political, and commercial rel
der an intimate acquaintance witl
manners of the leading Couiinenta
those of FRANCE—an object of he)
to the junior members of English
tional arrangements can present
than the existence of an Anglo-I
whither the Parent or Guardian,
young charge the advantages of a
the intellectual character of the I
youth, in perfect security of his r
enlarged and improved by Comm
society.

.'Tear, advantages are presented
establishment respectfully announc
LE LYC EE NA
Conducted by M. P. Y. de Sepres,
Champs Elys4es, in tie vicinity ol
the former hesideuce of M. le WI
Monceau, Nos. 7 and 9.
This Institution was cstablishet
the year 1830, for the purpose of c,
a limited number of Young Gent
English boarders forms a promin
mews of M. de S6pies, and in th
his efforts he has hitherto Leen site!
success.

The system of instruction, giv
Pupil a special and appropriate
n
the advantage of a prompt .and Of
loping to the utmost the iutelleetua
It may be requisite to mention
of the Protestant faith are respel
Academy; Madatne'de Sepres bein
of England, tong resident a$ L
nativity.

The most satisfactory Reference
Lion to WiLt.t.ist Lowe, Esq ,
Evertnn-road ; and to Miss RAY
Mrs. EowArto WILSON. 30, Minim
B. PAGE, Esq., Queen Elizabeth's-
Cards of Terms and particulars t
Standard-office.

P.S.—Madame de S. being at p
happy to afford every information
and to take charge of those Pupih
the care of her husband, during the