biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

IRISH TITHE BILL.

In answer to a qu3stion from Lord Stanley, Lord Mon rtiTH
said he hoped to be able to lay this bill on the.table of the house
on the following day, aud, provided the corporation bill did nut
interfere, that at would be read a second time on Monday next.

MUNICIPAL CouPonATIONS BILL.—COMMITTEE.
The 79th clause, which had been past poned for further con-
sideration, was, after considerable discussion, agreed to, and
ordered to stand part of the bill. The remaining clauses of the
bill were also agreed -to. After which the other postponed
clauses were again considered and adopted.
Lord J. RUSSELL said that the adoption of the last clause
rendered it necessary that a different artangement should be
made in the schedule's. For the purpose of taking into his con-
sideration what that arrangement should be, he would now move
that the chairman report progress and ask leave to sit again to-
morrow, when, if he was prepared, as he expected that be should
be, ivy should propose that they go on at five o'clock with the
schedules. When the debate was closed, he should propose that
in a day or two afterwards the bill should be recommitted pro
fin-ntii, In order that hon. gentlemen might bring up any new
clauses which they might think necessary. He would then
move that the bill, as amended in the committee, be printed;
and he hoped that the prints would be in the hands of hon.
members long enough to enable them to receive the report on
Monday next. Ile proposed that the house should take the
report into consideration before it centered upon the Irish
question.
Mr. GLADSTONE asked the noble lord whether, in case the
municipal corporation bill was not ready to he reported on Mon-
day next, he meant to go on with the second reading of the Irish
church bill ?

Lord J. RUSSELL replied in the affirmative.
The CHA IRM then reported progress, aui obtained leave to
sitagtin to-morrow._ _

Et.t.Ey asked When it might be expected that the report
of the commissioners fur the home circuit on the municipal cor-
porations would be ready?
Lord J. Ruasait. replied, that he could not at that moment
answer the question, and referred the hon. and gallant member
fur information to his hon. and learned friend behind him, the
member fur Huddersfield.

Mr. L. CHARLTON asked a question respecting the report or
protest of Mr. HOgg; to which
Lord J. RUSSELL gave a reply: but neither the question nor
the reply was distinctly heard in the gallery.
The linen trade (Ireland) bill was read and passed through the
committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

A SPEAKER IN. TILE: L_AND LIBERTY.

We beg fir Mr. Abercomhy's edification to call his attention
to the following account, extracted from Niles's Baltimore Week-
lq Register, fur February 28, 183i,'under the head " Items :"
A rencontre lately took place in the House of Representatives of
Louisiana, which produced a great sensation in New Orleans.
On the 3d instant, about 10 o'clock, a little before the usual time
of the meeting ortliC-hotise, Mr. Gryines, a distinguished law-
yer of New Orleans; entered the house, and advancing towards
Mr. Labranche;the speaker, who was standing near the clerk's
desk, raised his cane and struck him, whereupon•M r. habraneha
drew a pistol and tired at Mr. Gullies; the ball passed through
the.lappel of Mr. Gryines's over-coat. Immediately upon being
tired at, he dropped his cane, drew a pistol, and -returned the
lire of Mr. Labranche, wha was retreating through the clerks'.
door, and fell near it woundetl The wound, we believe,. is not •
dangerous." So far the fact—the results are even more curious
as touching the question of prkilege:—" Mr. Grymes was suin-
mooed to the bar of the house, to.be tried for the assault upon
its speaker. He commended by protesting against the power of
the house-to arraign.him, asserting that the only power of this
nature granted it by the constitution was that of punishing its
own members by expulsion or otherwise. 'The question whether
the house hid jurisdiction in the chair, after having been warm-.
ly debated, was decided in the affirmative. Mr. Grymes acquies-
ced in the decision and auswered the interrogatories put to him,
admitting that he'll'ad struck the speaker, but that he had not
drawn his pistol until he Was shot ut, and 'denying- that he had
violated any of the:privileges:of the house." Here we have the
admission, .first; of beating the speaker, and subsequ'ently shorit,
,ing him, and the . manly declaration that neither of these acts
•involvedanything like a violation of the privileges of the house!
Now 'for the result :—" Several, witnesses were examined, the
substance of whose testimony we have given above. The result
was, that Mr. Grymes was—repriwanded !" When tlie English
House of Commons shall reach this level we do not pretend to
guess; but- certainty judging it now by what it was three years
ago, we cannot feel quite easy at the very easy mannerin which
Mr. Speaker Abercomby endeavours to "keep it. together "
Jain Bull.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

AFTER FRIDAY NEST.

On TUESDAY, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'cloc at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Cast! eet,
400 Bags Brazil COFFEE.
Now landing, ex Jarrow.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

TEA.
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildiugs, Liverpool,
The following TEAS, ex Planter, from Canto
2882 Chests
CONGOU,
236 Half-Chests
100.Ha1f-Chests TWANKA
137 Chests HYSON,
lOU Boxes GUNPOWDER,
For further particulars apply to Messrs. J. GLADSTONE and
Co., Merchants, or to
VARNHAM, EWART,and DELAFOSSE and
Brokers.
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

AFRICA?

. _
1-lope, White, fm Sierra Leone, with 400 logs teak timber, Order
13 Dk

Mansfield, Williams, fm Africa, with abt 373 t barwood,.lo ps ivory
2 cks bees' wax, .1 T Hamilton and co—Q Dk

EAST INDIES. CAPE•OF GOOD .1-10P.E. &c.
Thomas DoUgall, Brown, fm Sing ~apore, with abt 27 t sapan wood,
15.:0 hits rattans, '485 slabs tin, 287 bskts 238 bgs M'oP shells, 34 bags
29 bskts sugar, 387 bskts gambier, 268 bgs turmeric, 237,bxs sago, 28
his bees' wax,' 177 bgs pePper, 187 bgs coffee, 30 • bgs cubebs; 1067
hides„ 16l bills red canes, 536 os cassia, 1 cse gold dust, 1 cse elephants
teeth, Order-38 hSkts M 0 'P shells, 424 peculs gainbier, 70 bgs wild
natinegi, 188'ehts cassia. 5 as coral, 2 cs lards & insects, 2 cs patterns,
Murray, Syme and co-69 slabs tins, Anderson, Wise and co-1 case
coral, B Brodie-1 do, IStrachan-2 do, •J Chadwick-1 cse gUld
dust, J bx presents, 1 bx patterns, B Little and co-423
slabs tins, abt 51 peculs gambler, 45 hides, said Master(fin Cape of
Good 'lope) 11 f aunt wine, said Master-1 bx bulbous roots, TaylOr,
Potter and co—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

SCOTCH CHURCH.

Viscount D uric ANNor.I presented petitions from several places
in Scotland on the subject of church patronage in Scotland,
and against any grant to the church establishment of that
country.

POOR LAWS IX lI:LLANO.

The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from an indivii
dual named Lawless, in Dublin, praying their lordships to lose
no time in enacting a well-regulated poor-law system for Ire-
land. The petitioner referred to the state of the charity funds
there, which were so low as to prevent the authorities affording
to the poor that relief they otherwise would.

REGULATION OF PRISONS

The Duke of RICHMOND said that, as chairman of the com-
mittee upon the bill for the regulation of prisons, he had been
desired to bring up the report, with amendments, which he did,
and gave notice that on Thursday next he should move that
this bill be committed.
Adjourned at a quarter before seven. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.

We 'Paisley Advertiser) cannot withhold the following choice
remonstrance on this subject. It is given verbatim et literatirn
et punt:twain', and is strongly confirmatory of Lord Brougham's
declaration, that " the schoolmaster is abroad."

To the Editor of the Paisley Advertiser.
Sir The repel of the laws upon knowledge being absolutly
necessary for the benifet of the great mass of mankind. It is
most lamatabal that the great mass of the people would thus he
keept in such ignorance that the people dose not know corn-
pa ratively speaking little or nothing concerning 'nanny yea
very money political and other points which would unquesteon-
ally do much henifet to them, And Sir it is likewise very lament-
able the taxes oa knowledge whould bare contnud of for such a
length of time. Now Sir 1 wonder whey the people of Paisley
have not got up a petition for the repel of the taxes on know-
ledge many to►vns have got up such petitions.
And I do think it a disgrace to the people of this town if they
do not get a petition to that effect
then upon you for to insert the above in the erliest No
of your valubal paper

• • will vviry
•
much Obl.e
WILLIAM ,CROSS.
Paisley, July 3, 1835. •

THE LA WILLIAM COTIEETT'S CHARACTERISTICS, BY
INISEI.F.—" Though I never attempt to put forth that sort of
Stuff which the 'intense' people on the other of St. George's
'Channel call 'eloquence, I bring out strings of very interesting
facts; I use pretty powerful argument,*; and I hammer them
down so closely upon the mind that they seldom fail to produce
a lasting impression."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

I)ubttc Zotiteo.

ityA
LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL N K.
A DIVIDEND of Three Pounds per Ce . for the half year
11... year ending on the 30th June, will paid to the Propri-
etors ou 'application at the Bank on and • er the 25th instant.
By order of the Directors.
JAMES MACGREGOR, -Manager.
Bank, Hiyh-street,7th July, 1835.

BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
SIXTH DIVIDEND.
ripHE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIV,ERPOOL do
J. hereby give Notice to the Proprietors. tl t they have de-
clared a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND. the late of £7
per Cent. per annum, on the paid up Capita of the Company,
from the ht of January to the 3Uth of Jon 1835, and that such
Dividend will be payable at the Bank of ie Company, in Wa-
ter-street, on and after TUESDAY, the 4th day of. August next,
between the hours of Ten and Three on each day.
Dated at Liverpool this Bth day of July, 1835.
By order of the Board,
JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager.
Each Proprietor will be expected, (if required,) on applying
for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or. Certificates of his
Shares.
The Transfer Books will be Closed until the sth of August
inclusive.

THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY

• COMPANY.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, a SPECIAL
.1:41 GENERAL MEETING of the L VERPOOL and
MANCHESTER RAILWAY CON P Y will be held at
the COTTON SALES-1100 M, in the E c ANGE-BUILDINGS,' in
Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, th 22d instant, at One
o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of declaring a Divi-
dend or any separate Dividends out of the clear Profits of the
said undertaking, or any part or parts thereof; and also to au-
thorise the Directors to make and complete a Contract for the
use of the said Railway and Works, ' and for the Carriage of
Passengers and Goods upon the same by the Grand Junction
Railway Company, and to confirm the Resolution passed at a
Meeting of this Company on the 23d July, 1831, relating there-
to, and the Arrangements made 11 the Directors, in pursuance
thereof, and on other special affairs. • Dated the Bth day of
July, 1835. C. W. CLAY, Clerk of the CoMpany.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

HOUSE 'OF COMMONS.—MosnAy,

TIMBER DUTIES..
Lord SANDON presented petitions from the ship owners, and
also from the shipwrights of Liverpool, against any alteration
in the timber duties.

A great nu tnber of other petitions were presented to the house,
but none of them possessed any particular interest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

HOUSE OF LORDS-WEINESDAY.

The Duke of "Ileum°Nu gave notice that on Monday next
he would move the scowl reading, of the bill relative to the
charitable loan societies in England and Wales.
Some bills were brought uti from the House of Commons,
after which their lordships adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—WEDNEsoAr.

can Low KLEcTioN.

The SPEAKER informed the house that he had•received a
notice from the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, stating that a
petition had been lodged in that office, coniwaining of the re-
turn at the last election for the county of Carlow. A day was
fixed for taking the petition for consi,teration.

CORPORATION REFORM.

Captain BERKELEY presented a petition from the freemen
of the city of Gloucester, against that clause i❑ the corporation
bill which took away their rights as freemen.

VOTE BY oat.LoT.
Mr. EWART presented a petition from Liverpool, signed by
upwards of seven thousand persons, in favour of the vote by
ballot. The petitioners stated their fir►n conviction that the
reform bill could never effectually be carried into effect unless
the vote by ballot was conceded, The hou. member also pre-
sented a petition against the monopoly in the beer ti ode.

BONDING %VARS./11/USES.

Mr. WALLACE presented a. petttiou from Greenock com-
plaining of the treasury ruinute.atfectiug bonding warehouses.

TIMIsER nums.
Captain PECHELL rose to present a petition of very great ha-
portance, signed by a numerous body of the merchants and
traders as well as strip-owners of the different ports of Sussex.
The petitioners stated that they beard with deep regret that a
select committee was sitting fur the purpose of assimilating the
timber duties upon timber imported from the colonies and the
Baltic. They expressed their conviction that any chanve of-the
duties which would limit the supply of timber from the colonies,
or raise the cost, would operate most injuriously. They stated
that, notwithstanding the asseitinu that the colonial timber was
inferior in quality to that imported from the Baltic, they were
ready to prove that the red pine was alike in quality in all coun-
tries, and the yellow pine was only to be got in the colonies.
The petition was most numerously and respectably signed; and
he moved that it be referred to the select committee then sitting
on the subject.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND.

1110 be SOLD, b;Pitivcrii CONTRACT, all that Parcel of
JL LAND on the north side of Pleasant-street, between
Clarence-street and theat Orford-street, having a frontage of
52 yards by 20 yards in depth.
Also, all that other Parcel of LAN on then ppoiite side of
Pleasant-street, having a frontage of 1 yards and a depth of 19
yards.

Also, all that Parcel of LAND, on the north side of Bittern-
street, between Great Orford-street and Pomona-street, having
a frontage of about 50 yards and a depth of 174 yards.
The whole is under full Corporation Lease.;
Apply to N. D. BOLD, Sun Fire Office, 3, Exchange-street
West.

TO SHIP AND ANCHOR SAII"
TO be DISPOSED OF, the STOC TRADE anti
UTENSILS of the late Ito CORNEY, now
lying et the Premises, in Ansdell-stree althouse Dock.
Apply to.tlr. ItAt.Pit Cr.Ay, Tre thorn-street, or Messrs.
MATIThIt, THONILINSoN, end Jo ss, SdithollSe Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

IMPORTATION OF

Le•s Os. 2id. Less 28 8 10

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
June 29, 1835 2161 families, per week.. ... &MS 10 5
June 30, 1834 21'13 -

Less 9

More Rl7 9 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

the streets were lined with Military, and the police apparently
on the alert, some ruffian was permitted to place the tri-colours
in the hand of thostatue of King William, on College-green.
"As friends and constituents, a slight apology for the trouble
we impose upon you would, we know, he accepted, but we feel 1
certain you will readily undertake this matter for the sake of
the public, to whom it is of the utmost importance that it should
be d.stinctly understood to what party and what occasions the
law applies; whether an orange or a purple flais within the act,
while a green or a white one is without it? Whether a jury is
to be called to investigate the tendency of a protestant fife,
while a priest, with his piper behind him, may head a mob un-
molested ? "

There could be no doubt that if a riot had taken place at the
Dublin procession, the parties would have been liable to all the
penalties of the statute regard,ng processions, and he saw no
reason why parties engaged in one !meeting should be prosecuted,
and those in the other allowed to escape with impunity.
Mr. HUTFIVEN now took notice that there were not 40
members in the house; strangers were ordered to withdraw,
and the required number nut being present, the house adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTI

S. d. A.
Ha
Newy Hay OO 0
Clover Hay 0 6 0
Straw, Wheat 0 6 0
Straw, Oat 0 5 0
Green Clover 0 0 0

d.
low 2oth
o
9 -
7i -
6 ----
0

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
I'AVPRIIS. PER HEAD. PER WREN.
June 20, 1835-- ....... 1605 Is. 8d £l33 8 3
June 21, 1831.... 1709 ls. 100........ 161 IT 1

Less 101
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

Zo be Avib.

TO be SOLD, by PEly A TII TREATY, 0 re east side of
Lime-street, Three or Four substan • y-built HOUSES
and SHOPS, contiguous to the Liv 00l and Manchester
Railway Station.
For Particulars apply to Mr. DALE, 65, Church-street.

1-10 be SOLD, by Fitly AIL TREATY, a sub ntial and well-
JL built FAMILY HOUSE, Free 101 situate in Upper
Parliament-street, Corner of Blair-str There is a very con-
siderable frontage to Parliament-str , and is well calculated
for. a Surgeon, or for a respectable lon.
For Particulars apply to Mr. DALE, 6), Church-street.

vbe SOLD, by PRIVATETHEATY, a. most excellent and
well-built FAMILY HOUSE, containing a Diaing-rooni,
26 feet 4 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-room, same size;
Breakfast Parlour, 15 feet by 13 feet; LibrarY, 13 feet 6 inches
by 13 feet ; School-room, 13 feet by 1' feet; Kitchen, 18 fret
16 inches by 15 feet. Also, Smiler rewhouse, &c., with
Eight Bed-rooms, Water Closets, &c. A Wallet Garden, Sta-
ble, Coach-house, Shippon, Src,, with Two Acres of excellent
Pasture Land, pleasantly situated about two miles from the
Exchange.
Also, a large quantify of WAREHOUSE and other PRO-
PERTY, eligibly situated; and sundry Plots of BUILDING
LAND, suitable for Manufactories; &c.
Also a HOUSE to be LET, at New Ferry, beautifully Fur-
nished, replete with conveniences, and Coach-house, Stables,
&c. attached.
Apply to Mr. DALE, 65, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

- ,
e must again remind our friends that owing to the length at
which we are obliged to report the parliamentary proceed-
ingg, we cannot make routzt for even a tithe of their column-
icationg.
•
Ve cannot insert the questions of FAIR PLAY without the pro-
tection of his name.
The "row" in the House of Representatives from a New
Orleans paper, and the popish riot at Cincinnati will keep
till next Tuesday.
'We cannot interfere with the Mercury and its chronometers.
The thing is understood.
-6 conversation near the Prince's Dock, if possible, in our
next.
'Ve have seen no account of the rev. gentleman alluded to by a
"Cbnstant Reader," and do not believe that there is any
truth in the rumour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

MKSEBREAKING AT COLTON.

Thos: Bell, 25, John' Robe? is, 21,
.Jas. Winfield, 22, and John
Jameson, 26, were.charged wiith thaving Ip-oken and entered the
dwelling-house of Thus. Hall, at West Colton, on the 26th Jan.
last, and stolen therefroui a quantity of. wearing apparel and
other,articles, his property. The house was broken into in the
absence of the inmates, and part .of the stolen property was
found on the persons of Bell and Jameson, who with the other
two prisoners were seen in the neighbourhood about the tinie.
There being uo evidence that any of the prisoners bad broken
into the house, and the casts being very slight ag3iLst Roberts
and Winfieldi .the two latter were acquitted, and• Bell and Jame-
son were found guilty of simple larceny, and sentenced to seven.
years' tratisportation.

THE MURDER CASES.
The grand jury found true hills for murder against James
Smith, Elizabeth Jackson, Norman Ketch, Hugh F'uuteett, and
John Orrell. The bill against *try Mitchell and Wm. Luck-
smith, for the murder of a wale child at Crompton, was thrown
out. Welch is to be tried first. on Friday
,morning, Fawcett
second, and Smith next. The trial of John Orrell, for poison-
ing two of his children at Bolton, is fixed fut Saturday:morning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

NEW WRIT.

VfittrioN moved that the Speaker should issue his warrant
to the clerk of the crown to make out a new writ fur the election
of a member for the nortlicin division of Nottinghamshire, in
the room of Viscount Lumley, called to the House of Peers by
writ of summons. ( Hear.)
The motion was agreed to.
THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH (IRELAND.)
Lo-.d J. RUSSELL postponed the motion of which he had given
notice for the production of any reports which might be made
by the' Commissioners of public instruction ( Ireland)'until.M on-
day next, and also his motion relative to the church in Ireland
until the 30th instant, for which day he would move a call of the
house.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Half-past Seven o'clock, Wednesday Evening.
The progress of the ministry is so satisfactory, and the general
feeling is now so strong that the faction by which its overthrow
was sought is discomfited, not to be rallied again, that our
money market has assumed a very buoyant appearance, and there
has been a general advance in every description of security.
The closing quotation of Consols for the Accouut this afternoon
was 921, and the prices for Money was 92k.
Favourable accounts have been received from the Imperial
Brazilian Mines, which has caused the shares to advance to £47
per_ share. The following are the closing prices :
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Reduced .... shut Chiiian -lb& i
3 per Cent. Consols ....921 i Columbian . 391 39
35i per Cent. Consols .. shut Danish ISt
31 per Cent. Reduced....shut Dutch 5 per Cents.. 1031 %
New 3,4 per Cents .... 100 i Do. 21 per Cents 34 ?i
India !lends 2O 22 Mexican
Exchequer Bills 39 40 Portuguese 931 ii I a
Long Annuities shut Russian O9
Consuls for Act 92i % Spanish .... ... 65 651 6i
Belgian lO2l 31 3 Do. Scrip .... 8X % ii % x
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

LI V Elt Tli EA TliE.

SOMETHING NEW!
PIPTY NIGHTS IN SUCCESSION! THAT'.I4 YOUR SORT!
THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Publi in general are most
respectfully informed that
PIERCE EGAN'S B EFIT
le fixed for WEDNRSDAY next, t 25th instant, the Suc-
e4sssur. AUTHORof LIFE IN VERPOOL, completely
ilPPrdented in the Good Old Town, having been performed
Inv Nights in succession.
Oiler the above circumstances, , the Author most humbly
','°Pes that his numerous Patrons will give him their support
`1 the present occasion.
variety of Performances will take place, which will be
!Itpressed iu the Bills of the day, and PIERCE EGAN will have
the honour of appearing in a New Character.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUE3DAY.

There being two ballots fixed for this daN for the appointment
of election committees in the cases of the Droitwith and Ro-
chester petitions, the gallery was not opened until half-past four
o'clock.

The SPEAKER informed the house that the petitioners against
the return for the city of 'Waterford had not entered into the
required recognizances.
I'he order for the consideration of the petition was accord-
ingly discharged.
pit the motion of Mr. Roebuck, the education committee was
nominated, and at the suggestion of Mr. Hume, the proceedings
of the committee of last session were referred to it.
Mr. Wyss presented a petition from Mr. Thomas Dixon,late
candidate for the borough of Kinsale, stating that he had trans-
mitted a petition against the return of the sitting member
through the Hanaper-office in Ireland, but that owing
to the
misinformation of the deputy-clerk of that office, he had not
lodged his sureties in the required time. He now prayed that
time might be allowed bias for perfecting his recogiiizances.
The petition was then ordered to be printed, and the con i-
deration of it deferred until to-morrow.
Mr. Husia said the house would recollect that he had pre-
sented a petition from the petitioner against the return for Lich-
field, stating that he had lost his time for lodging his sureties
through the neglect of an hon. member (Mr. Jervis) in present-
ing his petition too early. He (Mr. flume) had that morning
received a letter from Mr. Jervis, assuring him that the circum-
stance did not occur through any neglect or fault of his; that
when the petition was first offerecito him he told the agent that
he was obliged to leave town before the day he was requested to
present it on, and that the agent brought the petition back to
him a second time, desiring him to present it forthwith. The
house would therefore See that the petition which he (Mr.
Hume) had presented, praying for further time, was unworthy
of any more notice. (Hear.)

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

Mr. TOOKE move:Ciorac4vt;ftieCharier of incorporation
applied for by the University of London in 1831, and the steps
that had since been taken with respect to it.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. F. O'CoNNOIt gave notice of a motion respecting clerical
magistrates in Ireland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

SUPPLY OF WATER FOR LIVERPOOL.

In Mr. Thomas Moore's letter, which appeared in this paper on Friday, the 6th instant, reference was made to '
an appendix, part of which we now subjoin :-
4n imperfect account of Fires, which have taken place in Liverpool, from Dec. 22, 1831. to Feb. 20, 1435, inclusive.
Names of Estimated Level of Leeds
•
Premises or Owners. Loss. and Liverpool Canal.
Hey woods, .... £35,681 12 ft. below'
li ugh Bulien's,

Date of Fire.
1831, Dec. 22,
1832, 29,
Aug. 18,
26,

Where Situated.
Water-street and Fenwick-street.
Vauxhall road.
Tat,ley-street and Wapping.
Regent-road, Warehouse. ••••
Between St. James's Market and South
Dispensary. • ...
Seel-street. ••••
Drury-lane. ••••
Stanley-st reet. .•••
New Quay and Lancelot's-hey.
Fourteen Warehouses—E2B,ooo.
Seven Dwelliugs—£2ooo.
Merchandise-168,000.
Seel-street. ••••
Spirit Vaults. .. • •
Old Haymarket.
Miltoa-street, Scotland-road.
Peach-street, Abercromby-square.
Dale-street. ••••
Coal Yard, Canal Bank.
Gibraltar-row. ••••
New-street. ••••
Vernon-street. ••••
Bath-street. ••••
Scotland-rpad, five or six lives lost.
Matthew-street. ••••
Canning-street. ••••
Fenwick-street.
Waterloo-road, Clarence Dock.
Prince's Dock. ••••
Richmond-row.
Dale-street. • • • •
King-street Soho.
Gloucester-street.
London-road. . • •
Mauesty-lane.
Alaguire-street.
Cornhill.
Pownall-square. ••••
Orange-court.
Lancelot's-hey. ••••
Fleet-street.
Redeross-street.
Berry-st rect. • • • •
Castle Mills, Meadow-street.

£2600

Watson and Pims,
Eslen and others,

Sept. 2-1,

Nov. 17,

Honley and Eyrea,
PierpointB,

Dec. 5,
1833, 29,
Jan. 14,

Sundry Persons,

•• • • £198,000 •• ' '

Holmes,
Old Dock,
Danson's,
Cropper's,
Muckleroy's Yards,
Golden Lion inn,
Standish and Case,
Dover's,
Godfrey's,
Dicker's,
Murphy's,
Fairhurst's,
Brancker's,
Storey's,

Feb. 19,
March 26,
April 2,
11,

£3OOO
£lOOO

iNlay 7,
24,
July 4,
8,

Aug. 10,
Dec. 20,
21,
1831, 23,
Jan. 21,
Feb. 10,
17,

City of Dublin Co.,
Carpenter's Yard,
Unfinished Buildings,
Allanvin's,
Swinburn's,
Mercer's,
Burton and Watson's,
Porter's,
Bullin's,
Clark& Nixon's Yard,
Dawson's,
Price's,
Dover's,
Burley and. Hunt,
Forshaw and Owen's,
Mesdames Stewart,
BirdS,
J. Atherton & Wade's
Warehouse,

March 14,
April 3,
16,
May 31,
June 11,
16,

Aug. 8,
27,

Sep. 26,
Oct. 10,
28,

Dec.' 2,

Dec. 20,
1835, Jan. 3,
4,
22,
31,

Feb. 20,

.... £40,000

£ 10(X►

£6OO
£l2OO

. ... £30,000

Level.

Lerel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

V 5,000
L 3500

Covent-gar den.
St. Andrew-street. ....
Foster and Stewart, Lawton-street and Cropper-street.
John Rice's Mill, Pall-mall. ••••
Oil Gas Works, Rose-hill. ••••
11. Small, Engineer, Stanley-street. ••••
Foster and Griflin'l
Beckwith-street. ••••
Iron Foundry, ••••
Jones's Soapery. Canning-street. ••••
Total Loss as far as it can he ascertained £359,000 to £400,000 in three years and two months.

£ )00

£3OOO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

I"RIUS CO,URT, MAR,cti 18.

The court was occupied some time in disposing of the unde-
fended causes in the second list.
SLANDSIt.—kIAYWARD V. PowNALL.—This w 55 an action
brought by the plaintiff, who keeps a respectable hotel in Man-
ehester, to corer compensation in damages from the defend-
ant, a butcher. residing close to his hotel, and who is tenant to
the plaintiff. It appeared that souse time ago the plaintiff heard
the cries of an apprentice of the defendant, and on going to re-
monstrate with tae latter for abusing toe boy, the defendant
came into the street, and in presence of several persons called
him a thief, and said he crick' nut pay his debts. tie (plaintiff)
might well build a fine house, and then go to Lancaster to pay
his debts. This was the language complained of.
Mt. CiiESWELL.-for the plaintiff, after stating the case, said,
as the plaintiff's object was only to vindicate his character, if
the defendant would apologise fur the words he had used,.and
pay the costs, he would proceed no further with the action.
This being refused by the defendant, and the above facts having
been sworn to,
Mr. AAEXANDER addressed the jury fir the defendant, ob-
serving that it was quite 'clear that the words had been uttered
in the heat of passion, and were. not meant to apply to the plain-
tiff in his profe,sional capacity. If the jury wire also of that
opinion the question of damages was at au end, and .the case
might have been spared. The jury, after bearing a few .obser-
vations from Mr. Baron Alderson, foundfor the plaintiffo--da-
'lieges Is., costs Is.
LiABIL/TY STABLE-KEEPRRS.

BE 1.1, ti. BRETHER'ION.--This was an action to recover the
value of a horse which hod heck placed under the care of the
dbfendatit, the keeper of a repository for the Sale of horses at
Manchester, which in consequence of•his wegltgenee had come
by its death. Messrs. Brandt and Wight man were for the plain-
tiff. antiiMr. Alderson for the defendant. The facts of the-rase.
were briefly these cu-About three years ago the plaintiff, a
horse-dealer, delivered two horses into the Care of the defendant,
with a request that 'he would take care of them. AboUt tour
o'clock the next morning a v atthrr an, hearing a great noise in
the itatilevard, went to'sce- what occasioned it, and found the
horse had broke out of the stable•and fallen' into a deep hole in
the'yard. llecalled opwfarriet'an'd they endeavoured to' get
the horse out, but before they could effect tneirobject theintitnal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

. . _
FARM TO BE LET.
MO- be LET, front year .to year, or for a term of Years, and
IL may be entered upon immediately, a very desirable FARM,
called the
,likwicLEY-nALL FAnsf, s• nate in the townshit of
Peuiberton,consistinof a good Far -house, with suitable )4t-
buildings, and aboutBOCbeshire , • esof good Arable, Meadow;
and Pasture Land.
This Estate is .situate adjoining. the Turnpike-road leading
from Ashton to Wigan, near Goose-green. It is distant only
about a mile and a half from Wigan, and partienlarly, well
adapted as a_Milk Farm. The Canal runs along one side of the
Estate, affording. every opportunity of getting 'nurture or cop-
+hying away the produce to or from-the .Liverpool and Manches-
ter Markets. The Rent and Outgoings are very, reasonable.
For particulars apply to Tiiomss WHITE, Land-Agent, Neiv-
ton, near Warrington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

EJECTMENT.

4)01E DEM Gtm,,V., AN;l44T44N.—This was au action- of eject-
inent to recover ,pos?;ession of a house and shop ,in London-
road,.Manchester. 'There was -nothing particular in the facts
the ease,:aud it taming not that the i4otiee .quit avas .ant
given at the proper time, the jury found for, the defendant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

To keep i❑ good repair seven engines and water carts ... 200
Horses constantly kept

£902
No charge is made for rent by the corporation. A very small
balance, therefore, is at their disposal fur contingencies at all
the fires which may occur during the year.
An extract from the act of parliament which govern the Man-
chester fire police in their charges is submitted herewith, and
also a letter from the comptroller of that establishment, with
the particulars of their charges for the use of engines.
Superintendent's charges at Liverpool:—
EXTRA MEN.

No. 1 engine takes 32 men, and the money charged gives} £76
31 67-96 men for 96 hours, at Gd. per hour
D•

liable to injury or destruc-
Low Estimate of Property in Liverpool,
tion front fre, from the best data' that can be obtained.
Rental of the parish, on which the rates for the year £
1832 were assessed by regular survey for that year,
£807,619, taking 10 years purchase on the amount
for the insurable value of the buildings ... 8,076,190
Number of vessels which entered the port in 1834,
13,444; tonnage, 1,69'2,870, say 1-12 for vessels in
dock at one time, equal to 141,072 tons, at £l2
per ton • •••• 1,692,864
Estimate of the value of the principal articles of East
and West India, American, and other produce. or
stock, at Liverpool, on the 31st day of Dec., 1834,
taken at low weights and rates 3,083,974
Duty on rum, 1,1:,9,000 oails., at 75...... £188,150
Do. on tobacco, 10,155,260 lbs., at 3s. 1,523,280

1,911,434

(Which would be lost to government in case of de-
struction by fire.)
Stock of grain 21st Oct. 1834, estimated at 498,300
Irish produce,—beef, ILI, butter, lard, pork, &c.,
in 1832; vauledby Mr. Porter for the House of Com-
mons, the latest account published, £1,125,227, 1-6
in stock, present,
Timber deals, &c., though the quantity is consider-
able, not very liable to fire, except when stowed in
buildings
Stock-in-trade of all shopkeepers
Plate, linen, and furniture in the town ......
Goods in transitu in the town warehouses an
Produce of all kinds, and manufactures, in th
not landed

1.(X)0,000
2,000,000
I docks 1,000,000
docks

1,000,000

£20,450,295
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

CONSTANTLY ON SALE,
terms Ayres and,Monte. Video DRY-andyitTED OX
fi tD Es of heavy and light weia.
. -,
iality equal to any ever imported from i River Plate; the
d llides being free from flesh and sa ell trimmed, and
riably without injury from heat.--A it vto GEO. BARKER
CO., or to SAMUEL LAFONE,-10,'Titirbarn-street.

..... The Snow ANN M‘KENZIE, bilthen per register
2sl, 1:91 tons, thoroughly rebn,ilp its 1830, in all re-
. !pects well found, and has just
leered a sugar cargo
in excellent-order. carries a, lag cargo for her ton-
and may be sent .to sea at a small expense.—Apply to
JOHN CLADS ['ONE and Co.

'.•-%. The. beautiful ;racket-built Brazilian Brig MARIA,
..., 42,tous-register ; coppered and 'iy heavily cliper-
'll,-..1 fastened, and extraordinarily we found with all kinds
' - of stores-,now. lying in the thone Dock. This
nis peculiarly adapted for any trad requiring a light draft
ater, ail as:she carries a large-cargo and eau he sent to sea
trifling expense, she is well worthy the attention of the
ie.—Vor, further particulars apply to
WILLIAM.GLEN.AIAI'TI-11, Agent for the Owner.

Ecgat Notice.

J.RSIJA,NT to an Order made; lay the. Court of Review in
13`ankruPtcy, in Enlarging the-time for JOHN' WILLIS.
ip the connty..of Pineastor, merchant, dealer, and
Ilan, a bankrupt,, (lately carrying on business• at Liver-
afiiiesnicl; in, copartnership, with. JOHN TIMOTHY
AINSON merchants under the: firm of Willis and
.oson,),to surrender himself and make a. f I discovery and
ognre of his estate and effects, for thirt two days, to- be
m tecl'from-the,2t)th day of March inst. t ; this is to give
e..that,tht cnnimissioners named and • othorised in a hat
inkruptcy;.isfue.d against tlie.said JD 'Willis, or thernajor
of them, intemi to meet on the 21 stlla v of April next, at
tii the eldrk in the Aftern9nn, at: the •Clarendon-rooms, in
Jehp-stiert, liverpoOl, in, the said county; when and
bankrupt is . required to surrender himself.be-
n the ho*s .One or Three of the • same 'day,. and make a
liSeriVeryanil'Oiselosurepf.his„estate aid effects, and finish
eiaminatthri;` Aid the creditors, who have not already
Rd, theiracAk.Nex then-agil there, come and' prove the
aid with hitsg Apq.:ll4ye,pr9ved: their debts, are to assent
dissent frc9nigettallqw4ntee of his certificate.
rO4:ITR and LLOYD, Solicitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

WEDNV4`6AIt:

TEAS,
Per Belhaven, direct from Canton, n on Show.
On WF:tiNcSnAy n'ext th'e 2:sth instant, at'' en o'clock., instead
of WVMESDAY, the' 18th, as origin y 'advertised, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-building
6596 Packages 'fEA, consiskint of
3741 Chests, 520 Boxes CONGOU,
631 Boxes, 1704 Ten Catty Boxes Caper CONGOLT,
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, and Brokers.
YARNHAM, EWAIIT, and DELAFOSY• $ .

instant, at (even o'clock, at
vr'
au WEDNKSDAY next, the•2stli
Freine's bonded warebOtise, 211, east si King's pock, •
167 Bake (about 13 'rims) Lisbon . 1.11kWOOD;
Just arrived per Ellen Jenkiuson, Captai Irving, from Lisbon.
—For further particulars ap.P ly to ,31r. S. Wooos, Jun. Aler-
Chant, or JO,l-IN ItOfiGHSEDGE, Btolcer,
22, North, John-street.
. . . .

l'errenepturilyr.
On WEDNESDAY next, the 25th instant, t One o'clock, at
Ru ' d-street,
46,4 a
William Nevett's Office,
About I-19 Tons Lima .NICAR UA WOOD,
Lately lauded ex Colombian.—Apply to lessrs.Tono NAy Lon
and Co., Merchants, or to WILLIAM NE v Err, Broker:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

LIVERPOOL POLICE.

WEDNESDAY.—(Before the MAYOR and Mr. Ald. ROBINSON.)
LANDLORD AND TENANT.—Misther Pat Delaney, Mrs. Pat
Delaney, and a kind neighbour of theirs, rejoicing in the name
of Arabella ltigg, were placed at the bar, charged with assault-
ing one Mistress Jones, the fat proprietress of the LIU tene-
ment in which the said Mr. and Mrs. Delany reside.
Mistress Jones, with a horrible grin, evidently intended for a
fascinating smile, having pushed forward through a host of wit-
nesses on both sides, and having made a low bob to the magis-
trates, stated the case.—" Gentlemen, (another bob,) these
prisoners is fish women."
Misther Delaney.—What me ?
Mistress Jones.—Your.vrife is, and that's worse—hold your
din. (The constables cried " silence," and Mrs. Jones pro-
ceeded.) Well, your honours, as I was saying, these people
owes me a quarter's rent.
Magistrate,-1 did not hear that before.
Mrs. Jones.—Oh, but its true, yer honours--stop till I tells
you. I goes yesterday for the same, and when I gets in, (my
own, house—mind that, your worships,) says 1, "Mrs. Delaney,
where's the rent?" " What tint?' says she. " Why, the
quarter's rent," says L " Divil the quarter do I owe,'' says
she. " Madame," says I, " you do," upon which up gets Mrs.
Arabella Rigg, whets in the fish line, and " sorry am 1" says
she, " the poker's not hot, or a taste of it I'd give yees." "Is
that your game?" says I, so I calls id the bum-bailiffs, what was
waiting at the door, and seized the traps. They then begins to
set upon me, and this is the black eye, the torn cap and bonnet
that I got. -
Magistrate.—Well, what did the male prisoner do?
Mrs. Jones.—He didn't do so much then yer worship, 'cause
he couldn't; but he's a bad un, and not particular to nothing,
from pitch and toss to manslaughter. 1 supposes he broke
open the house after the baileys lock it up, as all the traPi is
gone.
Mister Delaney, in his defence, said that the complainant
was beating Mrs. Delaney, and he only interfered to stop a
row.
Mrs. Delaney having been asked if she wished to say any
thing, replied, " It's me that dues." Yer humble servants, yer
honours, and gentlemen, what this woman says is all lies, as
I've got witnesses to show. 1 owes no rent. It's a disorderly
house, and a disgrace to any body to live iu.
Magistrate.—Then why do you stay?
Mrs. Delaney.—Because nobody will let me have a house
after leaving this, it's got such a bad character.
The gang of witnesses before alluded to h&c commenced all
talking at once on behalf of their friends, in the midst of which
the magistrates ordered both plaintiff and defendants to find
bail to keep the peace for three months.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Ten o'Clotilt preeiely,
at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-beilAgs,
The following TEAS, per Ann, direct fr Canton,
304 Packages BLACK;
187 Packages GHEE
For further
_particulars and Catalogues pply to Messrs. DA
NIELAL and DICKENSON, Merchants, to
BATESON aud,IIOI.SFALL, *
T. and U. LITTLEDALE and C0,,0r Brokers.
VARNHAM, twAitT, and DEIVOSSE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

On *ale,

Deliverable at ST. AtiDaEW,*
- • LUMBER, C.; ,
• Suitable for the West India market
Also; TlMlltlt and Dimension DEALS.
ly to - WM. SMITH vid SON,

•
Amer4tan PINMIT)IBER andi/DE LS;
Hondupas and St. Domingo MAHO MANY ;
- 'Baltic TIMBER and DEAL.
Turkey BOXWOOD ; Quebec K, &c.
PORT, SHEJUY, and MADEI A WINE,
ery superior quality, in Pipes. Hilda. and Quarter Casks.
-1)1v to 1331KREToN:JONES, and Co.,
) have to LET, on moderate terms. a good Family
USE and a COUNTING-DOUSE, in Jordan-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

LIBEL.

A true bill .was found to-dity;against Mr. John Burrell, pro-
prietor of the Blackburn qazctte,-for a' libel.

NISI PRIUS.—TusDA.Y.
RIOT AND ASAULT.
AMC r. TAYLOR.—This was au indictment charging the de-
fendant,Edward •Taylor,* a labouring inan, with a riot and
as Ault en the person of James Ilawthornthwaite, a pOrterto
dealer,in Lancaster; where the _parties reside. The case
was merely one of common assault 'the defendant mut five or
six other persons having, after some squabbling, beaten and
abused the prosecutor and another
.person NS 110 was. with him,
on the night of the 7th of Julie last. The defendant's•tompa-
pions were tried and cOnticted.for The assault at.the Lancaster
'sessions, one of them beinglenteneed to eighteen mouths' ina-
,prisenment. 'r he defendant sdrrendered himself and wished
,to take his trial alert"; with Thera, but it was
.alleged that the
.tow-clerk Would Rot permit hiM 'to do so, on the ground 'that
Ale !lad not been in custody for 20 days. This cirotimstance,
-and the apprehension of a Severe sen:encelrom the local-autho-
rities, were assigned as the rCasons wlich induced the prisoner
to remove the cause'into the Court of King's Bench. The 'de-
l'enilatit }vas found
,guilty of an assault, but acquitted -ou the
-Count charging him with a riot. Sentence deferred.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-20

TUE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

.41i.ed. The favrier.stated the value of the horse to be £7O. For
the defence, Mr. Alexander said the horse had been tied with
nnly-one halter,-contrary to the•usual practice -with Animals of
Aritt.spirited nature, According ,to ;the -dilfection of the plaintiff
himself. For this purpose he calked ihe.ostler, who was in the
emirloy ofthe defend:rot ut the litne,.-bnt: he -n rt. answering, • the
leamed:gentletnan ir4nuested he eight tie-called
.411 his 40)-
lu/m, which was done. fle then ualed the brother of the
"plainlif£ hut his:testitnony rather strengthened the case for the
ttxl4ntiff than ,weakeued it, and the jury returned .a verdict: fur
the plaintiff, da,ina,,es £6O.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 18th instant, at Tw ve o'clock,
150 Bas New South Wales OL,
Lx Cabotia, from Sy ;
100 Bags East India WOOL, ex ry, fropi Bombay;
And a quantity of other VOOLS.
For further particulars apply to Messrs, Wm. Salmi and
SONS ; Messrs. Dzaost, RICHMOND, and Co., or to
ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 16th insta at One o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, R ford-street,
130 Tons Savanilla FU 'IC;
10 Tons LIGNUMVITIE,
6 Tons PARTRIDGE WOOD,
Ex Donald, from Savanilla. in the Prince's•Dock.—Apply to.
Messrs. Kans, IMRIE, and-TOMLINSON, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

fixabt anb Ifianufaytiro.
OVERS of TENPENNY ALE intitte accommodated
1-4 with an Article of superior qualit4o any that has ever
been offered to the. Public, at the Efiilswicx HOTEL, 53.
Ilanover-street, near Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

ARCHERY AND BALL AT HAWKSTONE HALL.

(Abridged from the Salopian Aurnal.)
The demesne of the splendid mansion at Hawkstone, the scat
of our worthy representative, Sir Rowland 11111, Bart. was, on
Friday last, the scene of unrivalled gaiety and festivity. On
that day, the Society of Royal British Bowmen held their last
meeting for the season, their tents being pitched in the Elysian
valley between Hawkstone Hall and the Citadel, among the
matehless scenery appurtenant to the Red Castle of former
times, whose remains overhang and ornament the adjacent rucks
and cliffs of these magnificent grounds :
"This castle stands, on top of rock most hye
• A mightie craggevas hard as flint or steele;
A massif, mount, *hose stones so deep cloth lye,
That no device may well the bottom feele.".
• # •
"And as this scate and castle strongly stands,
Past winning sure with engine, sword, or hands;
So looks it ore the countrey farre or neere,.
And shines like torch and lanterne of the sheere."

Seven marquees were placed adjacent to the shooting ground,
for refreshments, &c., and the society's large tent, with the
superb tent of the Royal Horse Guards Blue, were appropriated
to the dinner given On this occasion; the whole of the valley
being fenced out for the accommodation of the society,. and of
the numerous guests invited by Sir Rowland and Lady Hill to
participate in the day's entertainment; the shooting butts, tents,
&C. were, however, so arranged that the spectators outside the
fence could have an uninterrupted view of all the proceedings,
A great* concourse of visitors and spectators were in attend-
ance from every part of the counties of Salop, Stafford, Chester,
Flint, Denbigti, and Montgomery. The dinner was served up
in the tent of the Royal Horse Guards. A grand ball was
given in the evening, rit Hawkstone Hail, by Sir Rowland and
Lady Will.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-11

UNITED STATES.

To sail positively on the istitiolfS ember.
lios two-thirds of her cargo engaged, and will s punctually on
the day stated.
For NEW YO ,
eIF The very tine regular trading st-class
A . Ship ALFRI: ,
• Captain C. CHEEVER ;
'Burthen 460 tons; coppered and copper-fastened; sails very
fast; is now only on her fourth voyage, and is a very desirable
conveyance for Goods and Passengers.—For freight or passage
apply on, board, Prince's Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, H&LT, and Co.

'st-class Atnel ican

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
THE CITY OP I BLIN
STEAM-PACKS' COMPANY,
• INCORPORATED BY A OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their ssels, (with or without
Pilots,) talditg Goods and Passeng s to the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
Apply for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street
JOHN MVA.MMO_N and Co.,
•
The ptinciple of this .COn iativ is that of attaching all Im-.
porters and Lxporters by a. Division of the Profits among them,
after payinerit of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shipperk.and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to it Proprietors acertainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions ut- Goods and
Live Stirck the having a well sepported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due attention to their maintenance.