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,ri*HE Urtiditors who have. 'proved their Debts 'under a Fiat in
I_ Bankruptcy, awarded •and issued forth against CHARLES
-"COOPER, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Grocer,
ttre•reguested to meet the Assignees'of the 'sal ankrupt's Es-
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SIR: ATM'
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Open for the rev
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LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
Deck-eke, Liceipooli Bth Dec. 1835.
hpflE TRUSTEES of LIVEIZPOOL OCKS do
IL REREBY GIVE.NOTICE, that they at' illing to re. •
t.eive 'l'end'ers for ' M
LOAN ot ONEY, c Bonds, to be
dated on the Ist of January, 1836, and not deeinahle in less'
than Seven Years, tO bear Interest at a rate ot THeLlt
POUNDS FIFTEhN SHILLINGS per Ceutui per minutia, payable
half yearly either in Liverpool or in tonuoiL
V "- -
ersoni'deSirous of advancing any -part of Welt town, are re-
ivieste'd to SeUd Sealed Tenders, addressed to Mr. Gkoitoit
,AVV-retEits, Tib.serei'to the said Trustees, on or net'ore Mon-
Oay, the 28th instant.
Bb 'Order of the Committee,
WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary.

Town-hall, 21st December, 1835.
ELECTION OF TOWN COUNCILLORS.
-1-11.1 S. following POLLING PLACES have been ptivointed
1. by the. MAYOR for the ensuing ELECTION of I OWN
!COUNCILLORS, on SATURbAt nexto he .26th oaf 9f4ecent-
rbe'r instant, viz.:--- " •
No. 1, EVERTON WARD,—Lat Mrs. tretch's 'Public-
;house, in kirkdate Villa le.
No. 2, SCO IL AND 'WAR p, -at bits flornei's, at the
corner of Eccles-street and Vaiixball:roasl.
No. 3, VAUXHALL W -- ARD,at the Vauxhall V 41114,
corner of_Baua.stre-street and Vauxhall-tead. •

No.-4,-ST. -PAUL'S W A D, —at !Anther's Baths, corner•
-of St. Rattl's-square il at Virginia-street..
No. 5, EXCHANGE W ARD, —at the south end of the
Sessions'-house, in South Chapel-atreet.
No. 6, CASTLE-STREET WARD, —at a Shop (latt o
Longton's) in l'reeson's-row.
No. 7, . ST. PETER'S WARD,—at the Horse and Jonligy' •
bottom of Seel-street.. . -
No. 8, P I fr.s TitE-ET WAR D, —at the South Free School.,
in Park-lane.
No. 9, GREAT GEO.RGE'S WARD,—at a Warehouse
east side St. .Junies's-street, near the. corner of Si: ,Vincunt--
street. .
N,.--10, RODNEY,STR !flee- • WAlthe—at, a New SE.,hop. at
the Dots-ante or the New Arrude..frorn lienshaw-street.
N . 11,.ABERCROM131 WARD,—at the 17hcesis..fun,-at
the top_ of Mount-pleasant.
tio.4-71:INIE-ST1tEET WA.TlD,—at the
,the nOrth t•ii;l of Lime-street_ - • •
No. 13,.5'1'. ANNE-STREET WA RD,—at 'the Pontacks
Publie-fionse in Christian-treet.
No. 14, WEsT DERB Y WARI.),--at the Edge-hilleoffee-
house. •
No. 15, SOUTH ToxTral WARD,—at the southern-
most of toe Siii,t,s t.eeently built' by Dr. Hughes, on the west
side of Park-toad.

No. 16, NORTH TOXTETII WARD,—at the Royal Oak
Public-house, corner of Park-road and Upper Warwiek-stwet.
The l'oilitig; Will conan'enre in each Ward at• Nine o'clotic
the -Morning of the :Milt instant, abd wilt Cli)Se at Foiro'elock
in die Afternoon of the seine'day. '
By order ar the Mat-or,
VOL4TER, Town Milt.

ECONOMIQAL CLOTHING 'ES'rAI3-I.ISHMENT,
No. 108 and 167, ST. J.IMES'S-S1 itE#Ti
OPPOSITE. ST. VINCENT-STREe
rip BMW E-taivrrig-conirreltilig ITt)t -of CLOTHES;
WAISTCOA.TIMUS, Toney CASSI Al EKES, &0., for
the Winter Season, respectfully invite Public to visit his
Kstablishment, where they .will have strPopporiuirity of 'siert%
and giving their orders from.one of the .Nevrent and most
tensive Stocks in Liverpool, at the following unequalled:Low
Prices:—

Gentlemen's Petersham and Pilot s. d. s. d.
Cloth Great Coats 38 oto 55 -0
Ditto Fine Milled Cloth 55 0.. 80 '0
Ditto Superfine Drees Coats 3B 0.. 63 .0
.Ditto Frock ditto 42 0.. 65 0
Ditto Cassimere Trousers l6 0 ..'26 0
Ditto Valencia Vests
Ditto Black Cloth ditto
Ditto Silk Velvet ditto .16 0.. 22 .0
Every other description of Clothing made in the Newest-
Style, on the same Reasonable Terms.

, .
NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
WAREHOUSE, 191, LON Dti N-ItOA
Two doors below the Blind Asyluin.
C:
H. 'THOMPSON in reiurninghis'tirreettitiankS to hit
k_i• numerous Friends and the Public for" the 'very liberal
patronage bestowed on him since his opening the above Eita-
blishineut, begs to inform-them that ho-ihs'.just returned frOm
London, where he hhs selected au entire NEW STOCK OF'
PIANO-FORTES and other INSTRUMENTS, of the very
first quality and make, which 'are now ready fur inspection.
The following is a fist of Prices:—
Elegant Square Piano-fortes, Six Octaves,
Round Corners and Metallic Plates, of the
latest improvement, each £2B to £5O 0 0
Do. Cottage Cabinet with Plates, Six Oc-
taves do. 3B to -57 15 0
Do. Cabinet with Plates Six Octaves and
Hag'
Do. Rosewood Cabinets with Plates zool Pil- •
. lars, Six Octaves.
Do. Six and Half do.' do 55 'to 95 0 0
Elegant Semi-grand Piano fortes, Six and • • .
Half Octaves with Plates and 70
Do. ' 'do. , ~-Ilosewood 95 to 100 - 0 0
Grand Six and Half Octaves. - 'B5 to I'WO
- -• Rosewoud- • BO to 150 0 -0
C. H. 'l'. has made arrangemeiiii With-the Principal Foreign
Howes in Ilainhargh. Strashurgh, -and Paris for a constant
supply of Military Blass Instruments on the latest improve-
ments.
Piano-fortes Lent on Hire, Military Bands furnished with
Instruments on the shortest notice; Music Copied; Instru-
ments Tuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange.
A regular suppty.of New Music weekty fruit:London.
N.B.—The whole of the Music from the following favourite
Operas which lave been so well received in London :—Siege of
Rochelle, 1 Puritani, Fra Diavolo.
Also a choice selection of Piano Porte and other Music.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND GLASGOW It&ILWAY.
IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That with a view to The
formation of a 'Company, a PreliMinary Survey, by Ro
bett Stevenson and Son, Civil Engineers, fur a line of Rail-
way between Edinburgh and Glasgow, has been fur same .tinie
in progress, and wittbe complete in a few days.—The proposed
Line will proceed from Leith, by Granton, 'alit hgow, and Fal-
kirk, to the Bromielaw at Glasgow; ar the proposal will eni7
brace Branch Lines in vatious.direct.
v. For Edinburgh, the
Depot will be at or near the north dof the Dean-bridge; and
eel,*
for Glasgow, at•the head of I3ucha an-street.
The Public are aware that another Company is already in the
course of formation, without having any particular line in view,
but- under a pledge to adopt that line which any neutral Engi-
neer 'of eminence may report to be the best; and should the
present be recommended as the best line, which it is confidently
believed to be, it is unnecessary to remind those interested iu
the present measure, that unless they come forward with early
applications for shares, they may be completely shut out.
A Prospectus for the ft:llmillion of a Company, detailing the
.particulars of the Proposed Line, accompanied by an Illustra-
•tive Plan, is in course of preparation, and will be laid before
the public with as little delay as pussible.—All further informa-
tion Will, in the mean time, be communicated, on application
to CUNINGEIAMS and BELL, W. S. 81, George-street,
Edinburgh; or JOHN GORDON and Co., Watei-street, Li-
verpool.
lidiabursili,lBtit December, T 18.35.

(Vice of Commisiiionerse Coorttertsatiott,
No. .),'Great Geirrge=street, 18th'December, 1835.
JAMAICA.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commissioneit
IN will proceed to take into Consideration the Uncontested
numbered trom Ito SOU inclusive, in theseferal Pia-
-rishes in the Island of Jainaica, on the several s, tied in 'the
-Oeder 'undernactitioned, at Two ecloc each day, Utitil
Wither notice
Stl' Cutlferin e
Sr.' Mary
st. Ann On Monday, the 'dtii
And adjourned uncontested cases in jentary,
St. Dorothy and
St. Jbhit
Claretidim
Mantlieiter
Kingston
1.911 Wednesday, the sth
And adjourned uncontested Cities in I ' 'January.. •
Vere and
St. Th (*Was-in-the-Vale
St. Andrew
St. Tholuas-in-tbeEast 1
St. Gciirge T }On Monday,the 11th Jan.
And adjourned uncontested cases inl
-
• -Pat Itoyal "- • • -
St. Elizabath
Westmoreland I On Wednesday, the 13th
And adjourned uncontested eases }-
.January.
St. David and
Portland
St.
anJames over
On Monday, the 18th Jan.
Trelawney
ST. WINCE 'T.

l

One hundred of the uncontested Claims in this Colony will he
taken into consideration every Tuesday, at Two o'clock, com-
mencing on the 12th January, 1836.

BAHAMAS.
•
One hundred of the uncontested Claims in this Colony will
be taken into coiesideration every Tuesday, at Two• o'clock,
'comniencing on Tuesday, the 9th Pebruary, 1836.
TRINIDAD.
Two hundred of the uncontested Claims in this Colony will
be taken into consideration ever Tuesday wnd Thuriday, At
-'Tito"tracick, commencing on Tuesday, the 16th February,
1836.
ANTIGUA, ST:CIIIIISTOPIIERIS, DOMINICA, GRE-
__

NADA, AND'HONDURAS.
The adjourned uncontested Cases in these Co'obits be
taken into consideration every Tuesday and Thursday, at Two
o'clock, commencing ou :Tuesday, the ath January,

ST. LUCIA.
One hundred of the uncontested Claims in this Colony will 'be
taken into consideration every Tuesday, at Two o'clock, coin-
ft-fencing on Tuesday, the sth January, 1836.

BERMUDA.
One hundred of the Uncontested Claims in this Colony will be
taken into consideration every Thursday, at Two o'clock; coin-
. tactic:lug On Thursday, the 7th January, 1836.
BRITISH GUIANA,
Two hundred of the uncontested Claims in this COlOnYivithe
taken into consideration every Tuesday and Thursaat:at'no
o'cloCk, commencing on Tireiiday,the sth January,
. Certificates for CompensatiOn to be applied fur on the ;Mob-
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday of the meek following each 'of
the above days, and will be deliverable on the Saturday of that
week.
By order of the Board,
HENRY' HILL. Secretary.