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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, et Tw Iv o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldh treet,
150 Tierces Jamaica COFFE .
Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co., bier *nts, ori
BUCHANAN and 8110 NE/Brokers.

On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, at Twelve clock, at N 0.9,
V Oldhall-street,
190 Bales SUN HEMP
And a Quantity of
,St. Petersburg CLEAN -IEMP, Damaged.
Apply to
GLADSTONE and SE RJEANTON, Brolgers:

On TcEsDAY ne.Nt, the 10th November, at Twelve_ o'elbck, in
Duncan and,Swing's Bonded Yard, Sefton-• refit,
180 Logs St. Domingo MAHOG.
City wood, and of prime. quality, lately laude tridshirr.
—Messrs. HUMBLE and MiLertEsT, Importers.
DUNLAN and EWI , Brokers.

Immediately after,
`29 .Logi MAHOGANY. per -It olltt;ftetnt Nassari,--
99 Logs HORSEFLESH, Ditto, Ditto,
10 Logs MAHOGANY, per.ias. Laurie, Ditto, -
12 Logs DITTQ, pc :4 thers, Ditto
235 Logs HORSE FL ES H, v P IttO Ditto,
213 ROSEWOOD PLANK; r Latta, -from hia,
100 DITTO,' 1, • r Globe, itto,
2000 Logs Pencil CEDAR, pe .batant, fro lobile.
By order of the several .I 'oilers.
DUNCAN and EWING rokers.

ies of Mahn-
Yard; on the

On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, after the s
piny, &c. in Duncan and Ewing's fond
Quay, east side Prince's Dock,
8 Logs Quebec OAK, t,
.36 Lugs. Quebec ELM, .4(eet,
, 3 Lois Quebec A,S H, ' feet,
. 1158 Standard STAVE=S. and EAD IN C
8801 W.O. Puncheon STAVE ,
Now lauding ex Rajah, for account of M re. Jertiow F OSTE
and Cot
In Duncan and Ewing's Free Yards, Sefton-stree
,59 Lee Quebec OAK, 32894 feet,'
.31 Ditto OAK, 7,,5: feet,
.29 Ditto . EL. „'2 feet,
..10 Ditto. gm ; feet,,,
28 Ditto ASH, :• it feet, '\.._
8,260 Standard STAVE *. n. IEADING, :-----4°'
10,000 W.O. Puncheon ' AV S.
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.

Teet,
fie,
`FADING,

TO VINEGAR MAKERS AND ,O,FIrERS.
On .TUE6DAV next, the Ioth instant, at G) raway's Coffee-
house, London,
I/
1600 Casks GRAPE SlitINS,
'lmported for the express purpose of making the finest Boor-
deaux Vinegar.—For Sampies and Catalogues apply to
MERRY, Broker,
15, Laurence Pountney-hill, Cannon-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

FRIDAY.

,On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at The e o'clock, at
Coale, Hutson, and Co.'s Office, Exchan -buildings, .
25,500 E. I. OX and COW 11 ES,
Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants,-Or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

WED?iTESICILLY.

On WSDNESDA.T next, the llth instant,/at T ve o'clock, at
Roscow and Rigg's Office, Wate treet,
48 Bales HORSE HA ,
Apply to Messrs. WADDINGTON, HOL , and Co. Merchants,
or ROSCOW and -RIGO,' Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Tf ve o'clock, at
John Shand's Office, Exchange- clings, •
4-1 Bales HORSE EIA
JOHN HAND, Broker.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

FRAUDS ON THE PRESS.

The newspapers are more open to imposition than a chandler's
shop, the worthy occupier of which receives his small change
over the counter. There is a class of blackguards, who do not
exactly belong to the swell mob, but who practice tricks which
eminently qualify them to shine hereafter as cheats and thieves
of the first order. They are those Who send fictitious advertise-
ments to the newspapers—fellows who are called practical wits,
and whose humour is to fabricate and he—thinking they do a
clever thing when they annoy the aged or outrage the feelings
of the young. Some such person has been playing his pranks
upon us, and therefore we most guard against such pranks being
repeated. But firm we will insert the contradiction on which
these Tema rks'are founded;—
"'!'he marriage annonmeed in our publication of last Toes-
day, between: Joseph Carter, Esq. and Miss F. ilerington, we
understand is nu ibunded, no such event having taken place."
In order to put a stop to this sort of silly and vulgar imposi-
tion, we have,to announce once for all, that no birth, death, or
marriage will be inserted in the LivLuPoot. STAN nARn, which
is not duly authenticated by persons known to ourselves, or by
those to Whom we can refer. All unauthenticated notices will
be rejected, no matter whose names are appended to thei#.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of raupers in• the,
Workhouse, for the week ending
rAznas. PER BEAD. VA WINE.
Oct. 24,1835...., ..1667 Is. 71d £l36 17 0
Oct. 25,1834 1712..........,.15. 90.-- 153 14 9
'Lessi Os. lid: Less 1T 1 13

loess' 45

statement of daily relief paid ont-door➢poor, week ending
Nov. 2, 1835 2177 families, per wee1:.....X231i 19
Nov. 3, 1834 2144

More 33

Afore £1 10 1

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during
the Lard week:—
South. North. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the institution, 221 232 453-
Visited at their own houses :and supplied with
medicine l2l 100 230
Total at each Dispensary 342 341 883.

VISITORS.

North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Rev.• R. Ckoft, and Mr. Stubbs.
South—Rev. J. H. Thom, Mr. Jordan, and Mr. S. Lawrence.

6PKTLIALMIC INFIRMA4'Y. S•LATEX-STItEE:r,

Established .4.D. 1820.

New Patients admitted•during the month of October.. »...... 110
Patients prescribed for, and who have reeeived surgical itssist-
ance during the month of October .. 785
Number since the commencement 2f).9a

Consulting Surgeon; Mr. Christian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mi. Neill.—Treasurer, Mr. J. lirvorrlo-

DEATHS;

On the 24th ult., at Runcorn, in the 54th year of his age,_ greatir
respected and sincerely regretted, Mr. John Forshew, cashier there
to the Trustees of the 1: t • Duke of Bridgewater.
Here. on Sunday the tat instant, soddeuly, of apoplexy, aged thirty-
eight, William Motherwell, Ext.. Editor of the Glasgow Courier.—lt
is requested that his friends will accept of this notification of. bl
ileath.—Glaspie Courier.
On. Wednesday the 4th instant, at Bootle, Mr. Thomas Mann, aged
39 years.

LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING..

- - _
BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STRZET.
Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrocic ;
Reyt!ell, Chancery-lane ; Lawson k Barker, Birchin-lane Joliet,*
'Thomas, I, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, Long-
hard-street; -at Ciarraway's; at the London Commercial Coffee-
house, Mirpcing-larte; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornbill; ChsPets*
Coffee-honie, Pater-uoster-row; and North and South Amertes3
Coffee-botise, Threadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. 1..-.l`Pb.un, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler, ff.rollang
street-, and •Mr. "Lewis, Market-Street, Mariehester; Mr. Maifevl,;"
Bookseller, Warrington; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-ollles, Presto*: au"'
Mr. Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

THURSDAY, Nov. s.—Noon, Wind S. E.—Fronh breeze.

SAlLED—Scotland, Hackstaffe, for New York—The Commerce,
Hubert, for Hayti—Fergus, Pornfortb, for the Gulf of Mexico—Spar-
tan, Ellis, for Alexandietta and Tleyrout—Mattakeeset, Drew, for
China and Manilla—Clarlfa, Guerra, for Cadiz—Murray, Houston, for
Jamaica.

The Ruth, Harris; and the Kate, Allen, hence, at Waterford.
Dennett, M'Lean, hence, at Cork.
Robert and Margaret, Thompson Concord, Rickensoa ;
Boyd; and Ann, Pringle, henec, at Tarbert.
Indian Lass, Stabb, hence, at Newfoundland.
The Active, - from Cadiz, at Dahlia.
The /won ; Prestos; Pelican; Edward; and Bally, hence, On
Dublin.
Pacific, Gardner, from Honduras. at Deal..
Captain Smithett, of his Majesty's Packet, Dolphin, arrived here
this morning from Kingstown, reports that the Light Ship, stationed
near the Kish Bank, in Dublin Bay, broke from her moorings in the
gale of yesterday, and that there was no Light Vessel on the shoal in
question last everting at 7 o'clock, when the Dolphin passed it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

THE REGISTRATION.

(From the Standard.)
We have drawn from a variety of provincial journals
many details of the result of this year's registration, and
we will now present them in a succinct and digested
form. We will also observe, in this place, that if any
common feature of resemblance ought to convey a gene-
ral impression in a matter of this kind, as surely it
ought, such impression, strikingly favourable to the con-
servative cause, Would be given by the fact that, while
all the conservative journals throughout the country are
very open and frank in their statements and reports of
the registration, the journals on the other side follow
quite an opposite course ; and, with a few exceptions,
have shrouded the matter in vague generalities, or pre-
sented only those fragments of districts which told in
their party's favour. But we pass to the facts which we
have succeeded in collecting, beginning with the

Conservative I Radical
objections. 1 objections.

COUNTIES

Taken

qustained

Taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

RADICALISM IN THE PRINCIPALITY.

(From a Crrespondent.)
At the Ruthin Hunt Ball, which took place on the 23d tilts
in the body of the. County Hall, at Radii'', John Madocks
Esq., of Glanywern, ex-Whig-radical M.P. for the Denbigh-
shire boroughs and a magistrate of the county conceived him-
self personally insulted by the motto, "Church and King,"
which had been put np in the Hall' about nine months pre-
viously. Not only did he say that he felt personally insulted by
the motto, but that if it were not immediately removed he would
quit the room!—to do away with all captious motives for politi-
cal animosity in the festive hour,,,ladders were obtained and
" Church and King" pulled down. Incretlibe as it may ap-
pear, it is a fact, that in the King's Hall of Justice, the old con-
stitutional motto, " Church and King," was pulled down at the
instigation of a magistrate of the county who could not bear the
sight of it!
The same gent. was comptroller of the hunt, and the same
rabid whig-radical feeling appeared in the toasts, some of which,
by inference, at least showed an enmity to our institutions.
liistead of "Church and King," the first toast was "The King,"
and even this may be considered quite a god-send from the
quarter where it emanated. Instead of " The members for the
county," the toast given was, " Sir NV. W. Wynn, the member
for the county." The uoble heart of Welkin is encircled with
the affections of Welshmen ; and the slight intended- to the
Hon. W. Begot was passed over in the rapturous cheers with
which the company acknowledged the toast. But to make the
insult more apparent the Hon. W. Begot was atlerwards pro-
posed in the following form :—" The :idler member for the
county." This toast was received with true conservative wel-
come, and the peculiar manner in which the toast had been
given only served to make its reception more loudly cheered.
After " The members fur the conuty," the bishop and clergy of
the diocese used to receive from public meetings in Denbigh-
shire the tribute of reverence and affection due to their rank and
character; but in this instance the bishop was excluded, and the
clergy were insulted by the omission, the toast given being
"-The archdeacon of Merionethshire and the clergy."

LWe give place to the above, as we are sure our readers will
peruse it, with feelings of indignation. We are astonished that
the good and loyal men of Ituthin suffered this fellow to insult
their King and his court in so insolent a manlier. and that, in.
stead of pulling the motto down, they did not kick him out of
the room. Such indignities should not be suffered no matter
what festivities they may interrupt.--.L.S.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

TOBACCO.

On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Parry
and Crosbie's Office, Bretherton's•buildings4North John-
street,
35 Cases and Serous Colmnbian Leaf TOI3CCO,
9 Hhds. Kentucky Leaf TOBACCO, paitially damaged,
And a few Cases-Havana CIGARS.
Apply to PARRY and CROSBIE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

BLACK WOOD.

"Shall we overturn the Peers ?"—Upon this text
Blackwood has a good article, which concludes, after ar-
guing the question very ably, by giving the peers some
Judicious advice as to their most prudent course of action
in the ensuing session of parliament.
Let them (says Blackwood) be invariably and scrupulously
legal and constitutional in all their proceedings, and that,
equally whether in or out of power. Let them exercise the
powers, and the powers only, which the constitution has con-
ferred, and shun, as their worst enemy, any illegal or even
doubtful act. Let the infamy, the horrid and damning infamy
of any coup d'etat, or violent stretch, rest with the revolutiunisp,
and the revolutionists alone. Let Melt confine themselves to'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

THIS DAY

This DAY, (Friday,) the 6th•instant, at Tw ve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exehang • ildings,- •
60 Chests East India I IGO:
BUCHANAN and B OWNE, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve clock, at the
Pablie Sale-ioom, Exchange-build' gs,
150 Bags Sea Island CO' N.
200 Bags Stained, Do.
Apply to Messrs. Was. 13,EimEy, Sen.: and Co., or to
MILES BABTOpI, Broker.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, &. ye o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exehange-bt dings,
26 Serous INDIGO,
Now lauding, ex Judith, from Realijo.
BATESON and HORSFALL,I3sokers.

TI-usDAy, (Friday,) the fith instant, at One o' ock, at. WM.
Nevett's Office, Rumford-stye ,
5 Cheats Bengal INDI
Ex Thomas Mellor, from C utta.
13 Serous Gua,timala IN GO,
Ez Judith and Realijo.—For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM ~.If4VErr, Broker.

Tins DAY, (Friday,) the Gth in,tani, at One o'clock, at Roscow,
and Itigg's Office, Water-street,' .71
50 Tons Honduras I.OGWOOD
Lying in Petnpacy's and Barber's Sheds, an.street,
- -•-• 20 Tons Honduras I.OGW.r
Wow landing, e.t. Ortega, lying east side it unswick Half-tide
Basin.—Apply to Meisrs. DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

•
THIS DA; (Pridav,) the Gth instant, at One o' 'Oak, at
Public sale-room, Exchange-huiltli „s, ,
57 Ser°lll IN DIGO
18 Chests
18 Tons COWRIES.
_ _

Samples of the 57 Serene are on show is Ltritdoq at Ur, A.
MocATTA, jun., 48, Mark-lane.
Apply to JOHN and JAMBS BARON, Brokers.

Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 6th insfant,-after the sa of Indigo,
at Joe. Hardman, Sons, and Go.'.s Office, change-place,
Exchange-street East,
19 Casks ARGOLS,
Casks ARGOL DUS
JOS. HARDMAN, SONS, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

THE RAILWAY MANIA.

In a preceding number we made some observations
on the railway mania, for, although advocates for rail-
ways, as being of national benefit, and in- many in-
stances of pecuniary advantageto the shareholder, still
we are bound to express our opinions as to the premi-
ums on the shares; and to this subject, from the rise
during the past week, our attention is again directed;
while, the table which accompanies the present remarks
will, we think, not only attract the attention of the pub-
lic, but induce them to reflect on the results likely to at-
tend the excess to which we consider speculation is being
carried at this moment. It will be seen from the state-
ment to which we refer, and which does not include the
whole, that no less than thirty-two companies have been
lately projected, whose capital amounts to £31,570,000,
and the number of shares into which such capital is di-
vided is 544,300. The following companies, viz.: The
London and Birmingham, Great Western, London and
Greenwich, London and Brighton, Midland Counties,f.
and London and -Blackwell, have paid upwards o
£1,800,000; and the market price of the shares it.
now £3,800,000., showing an advance in the price o
£2,000,000, and leaving an unpaid capital of nearly
£7,000,000, to be hereafter raised for the. objects of
those companieS alone.
When we reflect on the time that must elapse ere any
return can possibly be made, and the vast snins expended
by the London and Birmingham, Great Western, Lon-
don and Southampton; and other Companies, in their
proceedings through parliament, it is a matter of stn.,
prise how the public can think- of giving such excessive
premiums on shares of companies which have not yet
even applied for their bill, while they must naturally,
especially on the long lines, calculate on opposition.
The Great Western Railroad shares have, in public es-
timation, we will not say in that of the capitalist who_
looks to investment, been actually raised in two or three
hours £150,000 in value, having advanced on Thursday,
from .£l6 to £22 premium on 30,000 shares, and how
few are there who ever enquire the numb& of, shares of
which a Company is composed. Since our former obser-
vations: on this subject, we have been charged with hay"-
ing a prejudice against railroads we declare honestly
that no such prejudice exists, but,' on the contrary, that
We are anxious and willing to lend our aid in promoting
their success, and our columns are at all times open to
"communications calculated to effect that object. Wn
must, however, regardless of private interests or friendly
feelings, do our duty in expressing the opinions we en-
tertain as regards premiums;—and while we shalt use
our best exertions to "write down" shares, so farfas ex-
cessive prices are concerned, it will ever be our earnest
endeavour to uphold rail-roads.—Mining Journal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

WEDNESDAY, 'Wind S.S. E.—Blowing Primal.

ARRIVED—The Ranger, Guy, from Bombay—Sbeßherdest, Bulley,
from Palermo-Iris, Prowse, from Malaga—Gronviek, Westerland,
from Wawa.
ALSO ARRlVED—Britannia, .Davies, frontßelfast—Coinet,
from Dublin—Robert, Ellis, from Beaumaris—Fortitude, Periam; and
The' William and Amelia, Smith, from Fowey—John O'Gaunt, Park,
from Lancaster—Margaret, James, from Newport—Concordia,. Ball,
from Salcomhe—Vigilant, Mactib, from Yaimouth.
SAILED—The Agenoria, Fyfe, for Mobile—Ann Paley, Rolston°, for
Lisbon—Louisa, Curning, for St Michael's—Millaelmnia Ruth. for
I laninurgh

The Ann Lockerby, Johnston, hence, at Calcutta, in. gay, &sailed
for Chin-a.
WArwick,. Brewer. hence, at Calcutta, 2d June.
" Intrinsic, Chambers, hence, at do, 7th do. • •
intidoo, Askew, hence, at do, 15th do.
Avoca. Boarlle, from Madras, at Calcutta.
• Capricorn, -, from Rio de Janeiro, at do.
sootia, --, from Bombay, at Kedgeree.
Claremont, -, supposed from this port, at do.•
Elizabeth, Passmore, hence, at St Helena.
Iliuda, LoWthean, sailed from Calcutta, Bth June, and Saugor 14th,
for London.
Gtinga, M'Kinney, sailed from Calcutta, 11th June, and from Ban-
gor 15th, for this port.
rama, from the Cape,of Good Hope, atllt Helena, 26th Aug.
and sailed for -----this port same day.
Resource. -, from Bombay, at ditto, 27th August, and sailed
same day for this port.
Borneo, Maxwell, hence off Kamarouska, 2d Oct. ,
-Harlequin, hence for TrieSte off Cape de Galle.
Tanirlane, M'Kellar, from Calcutta off Dover, sailed 17th June, &
from St Ilelena 17th Seyt.
Tascar. Wily, from Krossa Ed/Toss, at Milford.
Grant Lankum, Stunt, hence for Amsterdam, at Plymouth, leaky.
The Charl •tte, Brennan, hence for Elaineur, at Plymouth,. with loss
of bowsPrit, her larboard bow stove in, and very leaky, making a foot
of water per hour, having been in contact with the Thomas King;
W'illionison, from London for Demerara.
The May; Peel, from Bombay to Calcutta, was run foul of and to-
tally (Us/misted in the Iloogley 19th 4une, by. the Pascoe, 0 fßombay.
The Friends, bound to this port, is reported to have been driven on
shore at Cockayne, N B, during a gale 30th September, and expected
to be wrecked.
The Duchess of Clarence, Hutchinson. hence for Bombay, was spo-
ken 29th July, in lat. 26 8, long. 27 1191 V, by the Venus, Harvey, ar-
rived at London. _ _

-Fte-lianier,---Guv, arrived at this port from Bombay, sailed 21st
June, and from St Helena 17th Sept. On the Bth Aug. In int. 31 :33 S,
long. 43 E, spoke the. Blake, Thompson, honee for Bombay. On the
19th, in lat. 36 4 S, long. 21 30 E, spoke the Heroine, from Rio de
Janeiro for Calcutta.
The Iris, Browse, arrivril at this port from Malaga. On the 17th
ult. off Cape Trafalgar, spoke the Schowier Rattlesnake, from Con-
stantinople to London.
CALcurra, June 12.—The Camilla, Petrie? from Covelong, has, we
very much fear, foundered at sea. She was in the hurricane in which
the Royal Waxon was dismasted, two days' sail from the Sand Heads,
five weeks ago, and baa not since been seen or heard of.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

WEST INDIES.

To sail on the 18111 instant.'
ice, For JAMAICA,
(With leave to call at MAD law,)
4.1e,a0-.. The new British-built Barque H LEN JANE,
DONALD MACDONALD, Ca mender-
Berthen per register 266 tons; she will del r Good 4 at Morapt
Bav, Alligator Fond, Bla.ck River, Green sland, Oracabessa,
aind Ports adjacent.—For freight or passage to Madeira or De-
znerars,,huung a corafortalkle popp cabin, apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

igt-r. To sail imunerligikly
.
For MADEIRA and RARB OES,
...,
r..,.. , The, Ship HIGGIN ,
-..-c..1. JnnN GIL,LHSPY, M er.
F(A freight or passage arPi4Y to
BART° , IRLAM, and HIGGINS

First Vow'.
• For BARBA DOES,
The Liverpool-built Barone GRA TUDE, .
6164 ANoosw WHYTE, M s r;
Now loading west side queen's .—For freight or
IPaysagc., apply to REYES, LUTHER AND, and,,C4.,
Wolstenholnie-sparev

Sueteedi the CHARLOTTR
For KINGSTON, J4M A,
atsa, The fine A 1 Brig AL 4 0,
HOWARD NORMAN. Co mander.
Apply to THOMAS HATTON, Jun.,
33, South John-street, Canning-hui • s.
To sail on the 10th Norember..
4 For ANTIGUA,
The: ISABEL,
TIIOMAS GORNAL, er.
For freiglst or pauage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND.

4, Old Churcl}-yard.

UNITED STATES.
For NEW YORK, t
4r. The fine first-class oak-built ip
BRITISH HEROIN t
Capt. J. SHEA L •
Burthen per register 611 tons ; only one ye Id, and sails very
fast; her accommodations for cabin pass gers are' very spa-
*ions awl convenient, and the rates of passage modeyate. A
few steerage passengers can also be comfortably Accopmodated.
—For terms of freight or passage apply to Mr. JAMES LOGAN,
Orin GEORGE BROWN.

.Far SAVANNAH, '
The reniarkiihlv fine new Ship 51ALABAR,
11.75iZ7 THOMAS FRoa ts nag, Poinman
• Burthen per register 686 tons; copper and copper-
fastened, and in every respect a first-rate co yance for goods
aid passengers.—Apply to Messrs. IsA tc. L w, and Co., or to
JAMES LOGAN, Oldhall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 111011 R
GEORGE PRESCOTT DITPBFIELO, grocer, lit meeting, at the Cla-
rendon Rooms, at l2
Jorirr•Wsi.tacz, provhdon-merchant, Ist meeting, at the Cia-
•rondon Rooms, at
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12.
JORN FAN: maw, dealer in earthenware, audit, at the Swan Inn,
Henley, Staffordshire, at
Final Dividend, at....,-.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

For CALCUTTA direct,
The lane new Comberland-built Ail)
Ma. t:
ELEANOR LAIDM7; •
Captain GRAVES,
1; 300 tons par register ;•eoppered and, copper-fastened;
sails remarkably fast, and will he found in every reepect.n fait-
rate conveyance for goods and passengers.--For terms, Sze.,
apply on boani, west side Prince's Dock, or to
W, and J. TYREIt.

/P. To sail immediately.
For BORDEAUX,
4 4-4:1L4., The fine fast-sailing Brig RE ' HD,
" . , . C.iptain Goss;
A. 1. 110 tons register, coppered and copp -fastened.— For
terms of freight apply to JOHN -BIBBY and Co.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
our Counting-house, No. 7, Tower-gardens, Liverpool,
The Greenock-built hip
-PRINCESS WI ORIA,
JAMES F. BISSET, mander;
Three. years old; burthen per register 473 tons; has
a/spacieus.poop and topgallant forecastle ; sails fait, and car-
ries a large cargo; is well,;found, and may be sent to sea at a
moderate expense.—For particulars apply, to the Commander,
on board, Waterloo Dock; ARTHUR OUGHTE.IISOIN and Co.,
Of tO AI`CALLS, ALLAN, end Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

en *ale.

On SALE,
The A 1 British built Brig PAIVALOON,
,-ri• 120 tons per register • lately coppered to the bends;
remarkably well found in sails and stores pf every
description; well known as a very fast-sailing vessel: lyink in
Queen's Dock.—Apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

LIVER THEATRE.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF' MRS. RAYMOND.
(IN MONDAY next, March the 2d, on which occasion will
ll
.be performed the popular Drama called
THE CARAVAN;
OR,•THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG.
_ .

In which Mr. Raymond's Newfoundland Dog will appear.
Cornelius... Mr. Raymond.—Rose....M rs. Raymond.
To y%hieli. will he added, for_the first time these two years, the
laughable-Interlude called.-
• WOOING A WIDOW;
Or, Love tinder a Lamp-post.--
John ;fr. . Hammond.
Ellen Bloondie t 1 . Raymond.
After which the u ,arce of
TRICKS AND 'RAVELS.
To conclude with (by particular desire)
THE MASQUERADE SUENE,
From "Life in Liverpool," being the 49ih night of its repre-
sentation ; in the course of which additional novelty will be
given. A variety of Singing by Miss R. Hamilton. Mrs. Ray-
mond, Mr. W. J. Hammond; with Dancing by Mr., Mrs., and
Miss F. Le Cfercq. Mad'les. Georgette and Eloise, and the
Brothers Jackson, &c. &c.
Tickets to be had of Mrs. RSYMONP, 30, Norton-street; at
the Box-office, and the Music-shops, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

HOUSE diCONINIONS.—SATURnAr.

The Spetike;,-sreSsed iu his full-bottomed wig and gown,
entered the house at twe:ve o'clock ; and, prayers having been
Tend. the clerks in oreeded to swear in the new members. There
Were about 200 members present. The sweating in continued
'until four o'clock, when they adjourned to yesterday (Monday).

Pe\IAIE EMIGRATION.—Extract of a letter from Hobart
Town, Van Di.tmen's Land, dated 2fitth September, .1834.
"I'he Soot/air/bays, with female emigrants, arrived here on
the 13th ultitno, in 104 dais from Gravesend. All the passen-
gers landed in good -health and spirits, only one death having
pecurred on the voFage—a child named Mosely. By the end
df the first week 150 were in situations; and there is not now
one individual without occupation, and that too under favoura-
ble circumstances, the average wages being £l2 per annum.
There are two who are engaged at the theatre here, receiving
(75 each; one £4O, as housekeeper to Mrs. Arthur, (the go-
vernor's lady.) and a few at schools, &e., receiving £3O a year:
ho that they have no cause to regret
,having.-emigrated on this
genre, nor a. I find that any have expressed this feeling, hut,
on the contrary, great satisfaction. ' 1 must, too, mention, that
the colonists are much pleased with this system of emigration,
speaking of it as highly advantageous to themselves; and like,ly
t4,94lyeßce the interests and welfare of the young women,"

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

ITALIAN OPERA.
The MARQUIS DE MUTT PAPAZURRI, Proprietor.

MO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 25th instant, will by
Li performed, for the first time this season, Rossini's eete•
brated Opera of

LA SEMIRAMIDE

Semiramide—Madaine Kyntherland Orsace..SignoraCesa •
Tobrenu....Signor Decal I Assure ....Signor Buisra
Oroe ....Signor Marani Mitrane Sig,norTru.• o.
Umbra di Ninu Signor Cervallo
The other most celebrated and favouril eras which will
be performed during the season are II Cor inn, and La Giu-
Herta e Romeo, which Operas will be pro uced under the im-
mediate superintendence orthe Marquis de MUTI PAPszutial.
Nights of Performance, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Prices of Admission. —Lowerßoxes, 45.; Upper Boxes,
3s. 6a.: Pit, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
- Books, with the words of the Opera, in Italian and English,
may be bad at the Theatre, price Is. 6d. each.
Subscription Tickets (transferable) for a Season of One
Month, 12 Reeresentatives each month, £2 2s.
The Bux-othee is open daily from Eleven till Fivd o'clock,
where the Subscribers are respectfUlly requested to secure their
places, and receive their Subscription Tickets, from Signor
CAMPI, Box-office Keeper.
Doors will be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Performance
will commence at Eight precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

MARRIED.

- On Monday, the 9th instant, Edward Aleock, (Whistleing Ned,) of
Iriec Blundell, to Ellen Massey, of Formby.

On Wednesday, the instant, at St. Catherine's Church, by the
Rev. .1. vnrth, Mr. John Huntingdon, to Mary, eldest daughter of
Mr. William Graham.

On Sunday, the 15th instant, .at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Joseph
Nog,.. cart-owner, Vauxhall-road, to. Mary Perry, Canning Inns
Hanover-street, near the new Custom-house.
On Monday, the IGth instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thomas
‘Wainwri4llt, of Newington-bridge, to Miss Hyatt, danhter of the.
Late Mr. William Hyatt. Houghton-street.
On Tuesday,. the 17tli instant, at Orrnskirk, Henry Jonkinson,
to Jane, elcle,t daughter of Thomas Peet, Esq.. of Ilickerstaff.
On Wrinesl-ly laA, at SL Mark's Church, by the Rer. R. Blaeowi.
Mr. Watkin Williams, jun. to Ann, secontdaughter of the late Mr.
'Woodburn, solicitor:- • -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

THEATRE-ROYAL.

Under the Patronage-of the MAYOR and BAILIFFS.

ITALIAN OPERA.
.SIGNOR MARANI'S BENEFIT.
IGNO It MA RANI respectfully informs tb obilitv,
0 Gentry, and the Public of Liverpool, that on ' U RSDAY
next, the 26th instant, will be performed, for Benefit, Ros-
sini's celebrated Opera
LA CENERENTO .

Cenerentola Madame Kyntherland.
Don Ramiro Signor lieval.
Don Magnifico Signor Martini.
Daudini Signor Boisragon.
Cloriuda Signora Castelli.
Tisbe Signora Campi.
Alidoro Signor Galli.
lletween,the Ai•ts wiirbe performed (on this-night only)
. 'A GRAND OVERTURE. ,

Composed expressly'for the occasion, by Signor Decal. Also,
Scena e lltictio (in character) A qaattr o cebri, from the cele-
brated Opera " It Nuovo Figaro," by Ricci.
Barouc Walter, Sig. Boisragon—Leporello. Sig. Marani.

- By particular desire, the favourite air, "Vivi to," from
Donizetti's celebrated Opera of "Anna Bolena," by Signor
Deval.

Duetto Buffo (in character) " Non temer ratio bel Cadelto,"
from Mercadante's Opera, "11 Poste Abbandonato."
Frederic° Cesari. -
Sarrente Mezra Gauaba Signor Marani.
Subscriber's Tickets are not admitted on this erening.

Tickets to be hid of Signor MAIiANI, No. 19, Williamson-
square; of all the principal Music Sellers; and at the Box-
office of the Theatre, where places may be taken.
Prices of Admission:—Lower Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes an I
Pit, 2s. 6(1.; Gallery, is.
Doors will be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Performance
will commence at Eight precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

MilE Public are respectfully informed, that in consevenlie
J. of the unexampled success which has attended-the Per-
formance of LIFE 1N LIVERPOOL, and whit< still con-
tinues to meet with a degree of approbation a support before
unknown in a. provincial theatre, havin een received up to
Saturday last. its 42d representation ith undiminished ap-
plause, iu order to afford an oppo y of witnessing this local
and successful Drama to those have not yet been enabled
to do so, it will be Repeated, at ALF PRICE, every Evening
during the week, when it must positively be withdrawn, to give
place to the usual course of Benefits.

This present TUESDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, and
following Evenings,
HAMLET TRAVESTIE.
Hamlet Mr. Carter l'Ophelia. Mr. W. J. Hammond.
' After which,
BLUNDERING.
Rose..;.th a popular Song)....Miss E. Hamilton.
Barneyl3 Mr. Raymond.
To conclude with
LIFE IN LIVERPOOL,
430, 44TH, 45TH, 46rH, 47TH, AND 48TH TIMES

Tickets and Places to be had at the Box-office, each day, from
Eleven till 'three o'clock.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'clock, Performance to
commence at Seven.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Gd.
Second Price—Boxes, 2s.—Pit, Is.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Se-cond Price at Half-past' Eight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

DIED.

• On the 21st ult., at, Quarry,hail,Eaville. near. arithmorth, , Joseph
Smith, aged 7i.years... lie was rutty. years waggoner in a nobleman's
family, anti in the, dritilting a gallowof ele :per day, inde-
pendent of- smalibeer; he therefore drank the quantity of 223 hhdn
63 gallons in forty years.
On Sunday, the Ist instant, Mrs. Margaret Evans, wife of the late
Mr. T: Jones, Pandlt-.
On Nyednesday, the 11th inst., at Tarparley, Mr. Thnmaa Dohill, at
the advanced a,te Of .106,years ; a roan-much respected by a numerous
circle of re —atives and friends.

Ou Saturday, the 14th instant, James Ramsbottom, Esq., of Stand.
near Manchester, after an illness of some duration, the nature of
which had fur a length of time precluded all hope of his recovery.
He was a man of strict integrity and of a high sense of honour ;
'esteemed for his goodness of heart and valued for his moral useful-
ness tttliis fellow-creatures' in a very wide circle. In his own neigh-
bourhood he was distinguished by active charities, rendered the more
valuable by the prudence with which they were appropriated. In
religion he set a.prereminent example by upholding in every laudable
Way the establishment of the church of England ; and to his King he
was .under all Circumstances a most loyal subject. With a mind cul-
tivated by reflection, experience, and an attachment to worthy ob-
jects, he stoodhighly respectkble in society.; and so long as his health
permitted it,'enjoyed to a considerable extent all the advantages and
contributed to the
.safisfactlons of social life,. His habitual cheerful-
nem was indeed. a. blessing ti all, around him; The loss of such a
character makes a. void in life; but his,relatives and friends may eon-
sole themselves with the hope; that the happiness of the departed is
now secured in-nbrighteternity.

On Tuesday, the 17th instant, at Sanghall Massey, Cheshire,Wihism ,
youngest son of W. Gilbert Urnison, aged 19 years, sincerely regretted
by all *hplpew him... .

. .
On Sunday last, Lucy Weetman, the eldest daughter of Mr. Jamei
?Weetotan. of Everton._,
Same day, Mrs. Sarah Brown, the wire of Thomas Brown, aged 43.
palling Wood-street. •

, PRINTED AND ?MASHED •
'EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ' MORNING,

•
By RICHARD PATTISSON •
• ..
At N 0.4, Np,uxit CRaSCENT, CASILIt..SVIEET. •
Orders and Advertisements are received by ,Messr,.. I•4o,.rtcm. and
Co.. Warwiek-square; .Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, 'A'aahrook ;.
Reynen, ctiaiwrry-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane.: Joseph
Thomas, 1;.• Finch-lane; Cori-thin; Mtifiden Harmnonit, 27; Lona-
hint-street: at Garraway's; at the Tendon Conn-berm! C4IY.e.
house, *lnteing-lane ; 'Jerusalem Gotee-house; Cornhfll Chapter
CoffiseAlitn.e, Pater-noster-row; and North and South Amerman
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London: by. Messrs. Jot nston
and CO., Dlli)',4l; Mr. M`Fhun, Glasgow ; 1111. Wheeler, Ex chanze,
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester:, Mr. Mattey.
BoohseAar,•WarOngton.; Mr. Clarke. 'Pita-oilier, Preston; 1414
gr. Coop, 33, Union-street, Birmin;ham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

F 111 DAV

On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clOC - at Alexander
Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-court, e-`street,
30 Serons fine Black and Silver COC INEAL.
Apply to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

TIIURSDAY

On THaItSPA.Y next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o' ck, in.
DEMPSEY, BE-NE.OW, and:Od.'s I3ondecLYard, Gree tid-street,
• • 210 Lop St. Dotningo
Just landed per Britannia. 'Packet, and coht; mg.an Assort-
' • ment of Cods, Table,- andAreneer Vood. •
Apply to Messrs. J. W. (;tusoNE and Co., Ikletchants, or
DEMPSEY. BEN BOW, and CO:, Brokers
Also, on the SAME DAy,•in the it,nded Yard, Har gton,
• 310 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY
Imported in the Miriam and Jane, Nob aster, direct
from the Bay, and now land'
This Cargo is remarkably sound and fres , of large dimen-
sions, and particularly adapted 'for machinery purposes, with a
quantity of Cabinet Wood.—Appy to;
DEMPSEY BLNBOW and CO., Broky
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

CERTIFICATES

To be ~ranted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before.
the 13th day of March.

` T: sea., Liverpool, watch-manufacturer.—M. Molineux.
Hertford, cibinet-maker:—T. Wroe, Bradford, Yorkshire, worited—
spinner,

• ' AVERAGE TRICE OP SUGAR,
The average price of Brolim or. Muscovado Sugar. computed from
the returns ihach in the week ending the 10th .day of February, 153.1
is 31s ld 4' cwt. exelusiri, of the Duties of Customs paid or payable
. thereon on:the importation thereof lot° Qreat Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

DIVIDENDS.

• March- 13, J. Dodson, Ben-no'ndsey, merchant.—March-14, L. N S.
Loathes and T. Bradshaw, London;wine-merchanb:.—March 14, Wr.
A. Jar rn , London. con fee Honer. •L-M arch 19. Wrlcht, Ileathiield,
Sussex., dealer. March 15: S. Mills, Jowett, and S. Mills,
Jun„.. London,
,printers.—March. 16, C. Carter. London, woollen-
draper.—'March 16, T. Gower, London, coach-maker.,-March 16, W.
and J.,littssol, Southampton, upholsterers.—March 13, T. Norvall.
London, victuallen—March 17, E. Sharp, Lincoln, merchant. —March
14, W. Riley;' Birchwood, Derbyshire, coal.increhant.:-Marrh 18, .1.
Ourn.ett; Sltap, Westmoreland, innkeeper.—March 12. W. Mitchell,
Abringthm..Berkshire, grocer.—March .15, W. Tarrant, Bathvriek.
Somersetslijre, aoach,maker..-March 18, J. Salter and W. Ralston.
Poole. twine-manufacturers.—March 13, J. Lowe, Warrington. Lan.
castrire', currier:—March 21, 1. B. Martin, Salisbury, draper.—March
14, W. Comer, Liverpool, cotton-broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

Roonas, at
GEORGE METc.ttrE, grocer, audit, at Mr. Ifoiden's office, South
John-street, at....

....
'I . • • •

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEB. 20.

T. JAMES'S-PALACE, PHIL 18.

_. _... , . . ,
The King Was this illy.pleased to confer the honour of knighthood
upon Colonel Jarne.s Linaond, of the Madras Artillery.
The King- was this day pleased to confer the honour of knighthood
upon Colonel Joseph O'Halloran, C. 8., of the. Bend Army.

IiOWN ING-STREET FRB. 18.
•
The King has been pleased. to Appoint Lieutenant-Colnnel lobo
Hastings Mair to be Lieutenant-Governor of t7ie island of Dominica-

INSOLVENTS.

Feb. 18, William Adams. jun., Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, brewer_
—Feb. 19, John ►Varmington, Union-street, Soutimark,'greeer.—Feb..
20, Rebecca Wells, Iviuhoe, Buckinghamshire, shopkeeper.

BANKRUPTS.

Charles Hawksley, Liverpool, mc'rehant, March 4, April 3, at One
o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. .Solicitors, Messrs. Ad-
Orestory, and, Faulkner, Bedford-row.—George •Lockasooci
and William Wilson, rnerzliants. March 4. April 3, at One o'clock, at
the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. .Solicitors, Messrs. • Norris. Allen,
aryl • Anthcmy, Great Ormond-street.—Leonard Bladon, London.
tailor.,—Stephert Kier, Kniedshridze, baker.—John Thomas Ayres.
Sontliwark ,silversm lib. —William Sanderson Smith; Nevreastle-upon-
Tyne, draner.—lienry Nixon, London. carpenter.—.lames Dorrtng-
ton. Fordingbridge. Hamps,bire, plumber.—Thomas. Whitehouse,
Kim's- Norton, Worcestershire, brickmaker.—Simon Jacobs, Man-
chester, merchant.—John Carnltride, grocer.—John Voss.
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorsctshire. grocer.—William
Henry'Dalin; Heigham, Norfolk, Innkeeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-24

Coaottniot.

To dear an the 28th February 1 itivelu. • •
l,
For JERSEY direct, the sup or fact-sailieg Brig
, ADVENTURE, JOSHUA S RE,. Master; 113 tons
Per register, has room for a f . Goods only.—For par-
ticulars of freight apply to
F. F. GIBBS and CO., 18; Gorce Piazza.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

EXECUTIONS

MARY Bualtiiicx, the Woman whose trial for .the murder of
her lodger, Mrs. Smith, we gave at considerable length in the
STANDARD s of Friday and Tuesday last, was executed at
Brtstol on Wednesday morning. la her last moments she
neither admitted nor denied her guilt.
Ems IN JEFFERY was executed on the same day at Gloucester,
for the murder of Mr. Bens, at Stow. This malefactor, it will
be remembered, confessed his guilt on his first apprehension
for the crime for which he suffered death. The circumstances
attending both these cases were very extraordinary ones, as r -
gards the detection of the guilt of the parties.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

THE LATE MINISTRY.

Sir Robert Peel entered the house at ten .minutes to four
o'clock. Ile first proceeded to the ministerial benches, but im-
mediately afterwards crossect over and took his seat on the op-
position side of the house. As soon as the members who sup-
ported the right hon. baronet's • administration, and who were
still sitting on the ministerial benches, perceived this, they gra-
dually left the house, and, upon their return, took their seats on
the opposition benches. For about half an hour after this the
house presented a very curious appearance. The treasury
bench and those immediately behind it were altogether unoccu-
pied, while on the opposition side were members of every politi-
cal party, some in conversational knots, others sitting by them-
selves, and many. remarking• the unusual aspect of the house.
Lerd.Stanley was not present, but Sir J. Graham was observed
conversing at the bar with several conservative members. "A•
few members who, since the 'commencement of the session, have
sat on the benches occupied by Lord Stanley and his friends
retained their seats and were joined by several of the cons er va-

It. Inglis. Mr. O'Connell, his sons, and the Irish members be-
longing to his party, took their usual seats on the opposition
side, and retained them till the entrance of the new ministerial
party.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

-WILLMER'S NEWS-ROOMS

TO THE EDITOR OF TEE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Sta,—Ha, ha, ha! Ha, ha, ha, be ! Ha, ha, ha, be, he,lseq.
—he, he, he have laughed till my sides ache; the joke hat
saved mo twomeals already, fur I could take neither dinnei
nor tea": fur laughter! What do you think I Some wag has
put Mr. Willmer's address to Lord John RUsselt into his fob!
L-what an adVeuture! it is worth anything for the Mercury;--
poor Butt! he will rave on Friday next,—as for Mr. Wilimet
himself he is in a great pet aboueit, for he requests (in a note
posted on the news-room wall) the "impudent. gentleman" to
be so polite as to return the same, and he requests the gentle-
men who signed the flitted sheet to sign a second, which is
nailed down to the desk for safety. However, they seem to
"augur" ill of the exit of the first, and up to-this present time
there is Only a "Rev. J: Parry" who has found suflieient
courage to head the docuMent. This gentleman's name at-
tracted some notice in the lost sheet, and many anxious in-
quiries were made as to who the rev. gentleman could be.. One
said that he is a prier) of the holy mother; another said that. he
is a " teacher and preacher" of the new light, &'c.
As fer the poor devil who acted as eonveyancir in the pidsent
instance, I hope that he will take care of his prize, now that lie
has got it; it is a precious document to look at;--det .bd
framed and posted up in the new market!--Yours, Sze.
A TORY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

[PRIcE ID.

Manta.

-111-ANTED,. an active, careful, and expe need -MAN,
competent to Overlook:and Direct th )perations of an
extensive .MANUFACTURISTG ES", 1:1811*MENT, in.
which the Rolling of Copper 4,nd Lea re the principal fea-
tures.—Letters (post-paid,) with testimonials, addresgetl'Box
N"1.1, Postoffice, Liverpool, wilt he duly attended to.

WANTED, by a YOUNG MAN froni the Country, of
sober, steztdy habits, a -MITI' ON as WART:
HOUSEMAN or PORTER. 100 most unexceptionable
references -as to character can be given.—Address, by letter,
Box A 53, Postotlice, Liverpool. • • • •

Ile AATAN TED; a BAKER. as FOREN , who understands
Vl'' the Fancy Bread and Biscuit.king in-all its Deliart-
ments.--Apply to Jmeas WILLACY d Sots, Perry-street.

PAILTNERSfi

AN opening has taken .place in art extensive Hume and
Foreign Commis/don House in rpool for a PART-.
NER "-Mini; to take an active share ijirthe liusiness, anclpos-
sassing an adequate proportiOn of Capital, say,from £S,O(X) to
£lO,OOO,
Applications, by letter only, stating full particulars, to bei
adclrossed-to. Messrs. ROCLI,FFg.aud'Dt;NcaN, Solicitors, Li-
verpool. Lettets to be post-paid. • ' '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

bt *otb or Ltt.

,W r, an 'elegant Freetiolu COTTAGE,
IL with Fixtures. complete, comprising four, ,Bed-roonas, tWo
Parloties, Kitchen, Scullery, and excel° Cellars. Also,
Stable, -Gig-house, and .excelfent. Gard well stocked, with
choice Fruit Trees, which have been anted six yeaii, and a
small Field adjoining the same.
The House is delightfully situated on the Liverpool and
Neston turnpike road; and commands a fine view of the sur-;
rounding cotuitry, the river Dee, and,Wales, . It is one mile
from Nestor,. one mile froth Parkgete, and five miles froni the
Royal Rock I.7erry.- •
For further particulars and treaty apply to Mr. JosErn
Rim sorr,llJultierry. st reet, Liverpool.. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

, To sail in a few days
nit; SINCAPOREir4d LINTIN.
'',7K Liverpool-built Brig LADY C ARLOTTE, GEo.
Commander; burthen per register 189 tons;
e years old, and sails remarkably fast.—For treighLor pas-,
apply to Joiv.i
.CourLAND, Esq.; Messrs. BOLD and
;sEL, Brokers, or to JOHN TOBIN.

*EST INDIES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.

Mr. F. BARING next moved that the house, at its rising,
should adjourn until Monday next, and stated that on that day
he should move a further adjournment until -the 12th of May
next. _ _ _

The hon. member also moved that the appointment of the
Mallow election committee, which stood for
,the sth of May, be
postponed until the 12th of May.
Mr. HUME trusted that the whole of the ministerial arrange-
ments had been completed, and that there would be no further
delay of public business.
M r. F. BARING, who was inaudible in the gallery, was under,
stood to reply in the affirmative.—The house then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21

tit mate.

- ---- ~. .
For Exportation,
A quantity of New HAY, packed by Hy aulic Press.
Shippers can be furnished with a regular s ply by application
to THOS. TATTERSALL, Lad-lane, Oldhall-street.

CONSTANTLY ON SALE„,'
Buenos Ayres and-Monte V[deo DRY and SeLTFID OX
HIDES, of heavy and light weig s,
in quality equal to any ever imported prom tl{griver Plate ; the
Salted Hides being free from flesh and sal ell trimmed, and
i Invariably WithOutinjury from heat.—Apply to GEO. BARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.