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

WRECK OPITHE ROBERT PEEL.

We have been favolred with .thefollowing account of the loss
of the Robert Peel • •
The barque Robert Peel, of Bristol, which sailed from Liver-
pool on Tuesday, the 17th instant, after being tossed a good deal
between Bardsiey Island and the Isle of Man, was wrecked on
the -evening of Monday last, .abOut four o'clock in the after-
noon, on Hoyle Bank. The vessel went almost immediately to
Pieces; and' the captain and crew, sixteen in number, got to•the
quarter deck, the main deck being' sunk. 'They continued in
this perilous situation, the fragment of 'the ship drifting up the
Dee, the whole of that night; and tie unfortunate captain, who
was seriously struck, and almost disabled; from making any
ertions, or indeed giving. orders,.by a blow froin the maintack in
going brit of port, perished, and three of the hands, before
morning.
The following is a list of those who perished, and of those who
were saved, by a boat that put out to them from the Fliutshire
shore on. the morning of Tuesday. The life boat on the point
.of Ayr station had gone up the river to assist Other vessels. in
'distress; and (mom its insufficiency and bad construction could
not stem the furious storm :,--

LosT.—The master, 11,luiphy, Thomas Fernham, ,cabin-boy,
John Jones, and Edward Bryan, sailors.

Storm—Francis Pancotte, a Maltese, the mate, John Sloe,
Henry Mankcaan, Robert Likely, Wm. Goff, John Barns,
Johit'Freeman, Adani Gowen, John Casson, John BeYman,
Wm. Johnson, and Tue.--Liverpool Ch+oracle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

POST-NIGHTS.

Nlonday, TuesdaY.
Thursday, -and
Sntitrday.
Alonday.
Thursday.

ionday before the
-first Tuesday in •
every month..

Tuesday before the
third Wednesday
in every mouth.
Ort the 14th and
laAt day-Of
every month.
Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in
every month.

Monday and
Thursday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, BART.

We have great pleasure in announcing that Sir How-
ard Douglas has been appoitited to the situation of Lord
High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, in the room
of Lord Nugent, who is recalled. We congratulate the
right honourable baronet on the flattering occasion of
his being once more called upon to serve his Majesty.
He has already done so in various high offices of respon-
sibility, and the manner in which he has discharged his
duties has been honourable to himself and beneficial to
his country. That his Majesty duly appreciates -the
falue of Sir Howard's services is proved by the preSent
appointment. No man has more at heart the honour
and welfare of the nation, and there are few men who
have studied or understand liar interest so well. We
are sure that the • people of the lonian Islands will find
in him a chief magistrate of bland. manners, of generous
feelings, of enlarged views, of commanding talents, and
of unbending integrity. • The mercantile classes will
find in him one who knows no master but his king, no
interest but that of Great Britain, and of those who are
under the protection of the British crown. It is hoped
that Sir Howard will be induced to pay Liverpool a visit
previous to his embarkation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

WEDNESDAY.

tit
To-uo a Row, (Wednesday) the 4th instant, at B. e'Son and H ors-
fall's 4)tfice, Lower Castle-street, at T ve o'clock,
200 Bags of BLACK PEP .It,
Slightly damaged, ex Bombay Packet, from Bombay.—Apply
to Messrs. CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co., Merchants.
BA.TESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

In the commencement of the "present month there was a very extep
iYe demand for Cotton.from dealers, spinners, and specnlators. which I
caused an advance of lf lb. in Brazil, and id If lb in other descrip-
tions; since then the transactions have been ,to ,a moderate extent,
lioitever,*the deMandbeing directed chiefly to the better qualities of
American, a considerable further improyetpent has been the con-
sequence,
as well as upon Br4il, and our quolfipows, of these descrip-
tions are now id ri?.'lcl cip; lb, Higher, except Bahia, w hich is id id 4,
lbtigher ; while the naiddli; and inferiqr qualities of American and
Surat are only'la Iff lb higher than go Ibelst instant. The increased
quantity of Sea Islands on the market has produced a decline of lid
to 2d If lb. The total sale
,of the month are .98,600 bags, of which
7,500 American, 500 Bahia, 100 Pernams, 3,500 Surat, and 1,200 Car-
thagena have beentaken'onsPeculatiOps,loo,American, 100 La Guayra,
and 1,700 Suiat for export ;, and 7.300 American, 750 Pernams, 1,100
Bahia, and 100 Surat hive been forwarded into the country unsold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

On Wednesday, the 11th ult., at her father's house, Hawke-street ,
aged 30, Mary Ann, third daug,liter of Mr. Richard Foxe-raft.

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On Thursday, the 12th uit., aged 22, aftr a short illness, Hannah,
fourth daughter, of Mr. John Whitlow, Noiton Aral• inn, Latehio-rd;
Warrington.

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On Sunday, the 15th ult., aged 72„ Alexander Birnie, Esq. of Great
Helen's, London. He was a distinguished directar-`urthe London
Missionary Society,

On Monday,, the 16th ult., John M. Broadley Wilson, Esq. of Clap-
ham. He was the treasurer of tll,l.laptist• Missionary Society and of
the Religious Tract Society, . •
On TUesday, the nth nit 4 after a lingering illness of three years,
Samuel Moreton, blacksmith, late of Manchester.
On. Sunday, the 22d ult., aged 26, Mt. William Llewelyn, eigh t
years coachman to John Bolton, Esq. • -
Same day, on board the Norah, which was lost on East Hoyle Bank,
Thomas Newton Watson, second mate of the above ill-fated vessel,
eldest son of Captain Thomas Watson, late of Lancaster.
On Tuesday,. the 2411 i ult., at his house, Brunswick-road, aged 67,
Thomas Leech, Esq. of the firm of Leech and Harrison.

.

On 'Thursday last, at the house of her sister, Mrs. Fogg, St. Jatucs'a
street, Mrs. Mary Shaw, aged 46 years.
On Saturday last, after a long and painful illness, Mr. John Whit-
taker, victualler, Itoicee-lane, deeply regretted by his fatuily•aad
friends.

Same day, Mr. W. S. Palmer, Scotland-road, aged 37 years.
On Sunday last. in the 44th year of his age, Mr. William Button,
master joiner, to the service of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Corn-
pang; a kind and indulgent husband and parent; a faithful servant,..
and as a mechanic he had few superiors ; his acquaintance will hereby
feel the loss of one of the noblest works of God, "an honest man."
. Yesterday, at his motherts residence, Creates House, Evertor, in
the 40th. year of his age, John Ford, eldest son of the late John.
Pykr, Esq. - ' •

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LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND. PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY . AND FRIDAY MORNING,.
• • _ BY'RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, NORTII;CIitSCRI47, CASTLE.STEEHT.
Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street: Deacon. Walbrook; -
Chancery-lane; Lawson Sr, Barker, Birchin-lane; Joseph
Thomas. I, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, Lona- !!
bard-street;; at Garraway's; at the London Commercial Coffee- .•
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house. Cornhill ; Chapter
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and North and South American .
. Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street;'London ; by Mezars. Johnston
and Co.. Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glaagow ;' Mr. Wheeler, Exchange-
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Mailry.
Bookneller, liTorrington; Mr. Clarke, Pilot•offieP, Preston ;,
~,ij
Mr. Coops, 33, Unicul-st.vqt lAktningharn. .
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

THURSDAY

On TatalsnaT next, the sth instant, at Bateso and Hursfali's
Office, Lower Castle-stre t
550 Bundles of SARSAPAIUL ,
170 Barrels and Bags)
14 Cates
3,1 Pairs of Shoo INDIAN RUBBER,
•
•
A quantity in Cakes
10 Bags and Barrels ISINGLASS,
35 Barrels and Cases BALSAM of CAPIII,
4 Baskets AID NATTY,
4 Barrels TAPIOCA.
Now landing ex George Canning, I.(.na Para.
BA rEsoN and HORS FALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

CHEAP GLASS.

elf FORGE 111`DONALD, CUT Grass, MAN 14'ACTURER,
kfi
,Robert-street, 78, Byrom-street, ,1G and 17. Luid-street,
Clarence buildings, corner of Jobn-street, • erpoot, and 33,
Bridge-street-row, Chester, begs to info the Public, that he
has purchased' in one bit, the enti STOCK of RICHLY
CUT and PLAIN GLASS, of rs. ISAAC and Co., Lord-
street,' whiCh he is now Per cc.nt..under the regular
price.' Milling the Stock there is a valuatde assortment of Ta-
ble and Lobby Lamps, Lustres, and Chandeliers, which will
be positively sold at half cost price. A single trial will prove
'the fact.
Every Article in the Trade Made" and Cut to Order.

GOLDEN CANISTER TEA WAREHOUSE,
tl:3,CHulicH-sTRfskT.
J. MINSIIER, deeply impressed with the kind support
.11.•
.he has received from his numerous friends since hesom-
menced buSiness, feels himself called ti to return them his
sincerest thanks, in doing which he r ectfullv intimates that
at the present animated epoch oft ra ehe will leave'no effort
untried to obtain and secure unqu ified
.approbation.
~„
This, he is aware, can only be accomplished by the most scru-
pulou4 regard to quality in the articleonoderatiou to price, and
obliging proMptitude in the execution of orders, pledging him-
'self to the strictest ol:.ervaticc of which, he earnestly requests
and anticipates their future favours,
Black Teas, from 3s. 6(I. .to 95.; Green Teas, from 4..8t1. to
'125.,. Plantation and Mocha Coffee,' Trinidad fl n d ,Greneda
,Cocoa. Chocolate and Cocoa Paste, Raw and Refined Sugars,
'SPices . Pickles; Fish Sauces, Curry Powder and Paste, -I?re-
servedGinger, Guaya Jelly, Wax, Sperm, Kensington, and
'Composition Caudle's, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

PLACES,

France
311ilta. (ria Prance,)
Italy'; Sicily, Sardinia, and Turku J.
Portugal • • -
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar .
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary& Cape de Verde Nils
Itio'de Janeiro and Arasils . . '', ... ... ..'.... .....
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, ebili, and Peru
Jamaica; St. Domingo, and HaVannah.... ... . .
.Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

• ...TEAS, ...
Per Bellhaven, direct from Canton.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th. instant, at Ten o' k, instead of
FatnAr, the 13th, A's originally advertise tthe,Public Sale-
room, Exchange-buildings,-
3741 Cheats
631 Half ,Chests ;, Total, 6596 Packages • •
-520 Quarter Chests BLACK TEAS.
1704 Boxeli .
For particulars apply to _ . •
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, and
Brokiis'
YARN HAM, EWAILT, and DELAFOSSE,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

IJAVING been duly appointed INS Pv TOR of
WEIGHTS and MEASURES fo e KIRKDALE
DIVISION of West Derby Hundred der the late Act of
Parliament. _

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That I am prepared with Imperial Standard , Weights and
Measures, and am ready'to Compare and Stamp all such as
may be brought to me at my OFFICE,EVERTON VILLAGE,.
between the Hours of Six o'clock in the Morning and Six in.
the Afternoon of each day 'until the tsth of :darch instant,
W. SHAW, Inspector.
Dated Everton, March .1835.
r: ~ • ..• N,•.. . • . • I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

TEAS;
Per Spartan,. direct from Canton.
On TUESDAY, the 17th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale Room, Exchange-buildings, instead of FRIDAY, the
13th-instant,•as &originally advertised,
3667 Packages, TEA,
--
Consisting of 762 Chests BOHEA,
• 1154 Chests ?
200 half Do'. CONGOIJ, /.,••''
100 Chests
TWANIrt,
296 Boxes
50 Chests
730 Boxes
40 Chests SOUCHONG,,
HYSON,
137 Boxes
KS Boxes IMPERIAL.
For particulars apply to THOMAS R4ILEY, Esq., ,and JOHN
Bratty and Co. Mercfiants, or . .
IRLAM adTHOMPSON,
VA RN HAM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE, Brokers.
T. and H. LITTLEDALE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

DRINKIS TER.

A miserable-looking old. woman calling herself Mary Trotter,
was placed at the bar. charged with stealing a pig's head from,
the market on Saturday night last. It appeared from the evi-
dence of. Herbert, a market-looker, that Mai y was-seen Witting
off with the head, and on being pursued she dropped it, and
then, wondered what such good victuals were doing on the ,floor.
The constable was not at all surprised, as he happened• to seed
Mary lay violent hand& on, the head whilst it was reclining on.
the butcher's stall. The prisoner contended that nobody saw
her steal it, and consequently she could not have done so, ex-
eeptingliqaor had prompted her. The constable admitted that
she was in liquor, and as several respectable persons attended
and gave her a good character, the magistrates dismissed the
case, at the &..me time cautioning the prisoner against getting
into such a piggish state in future.
Lis TABLES TURNED.-A watchman charged a man with
being drunk and disorderly in the streets on the Sunday night.
The prisoner denied, the charge, and said that he was walking
home peaceably when the watchman picked a quarrel with him
and took him to Bridewell. Sir Thornas,,Brancker asked the
Bridewell-keeper whether the prisoner was drunk when brought
in by the watchman ? The Bridewell-keeper replied that the
prisoner was perfectly kilter, but the watchman was drunk !.
Upon this statement being made the prisoner was discharged,,
and as the tables were turned upon the watchman the magistrate
des:red Mr. Whiny, the superintendent of the watch, to take a
note of the circumstance and lay the case before the commis-
sioners.
A stout shabby-genteel man, with a Cockney accent, was
placed at the bar by Barton, a constable, on the following
charge :—Barton stated that on Sunday night, about twelve
o'clock, he was called in to turn the defendant out of the Mosley
!Arms Inn, in Dale-street, where he was drunk and disorderly.
He had some difficulty in ejecting him, but at length succeded,.
%then he became so obstrepefous that he was obliged to take,
him to Bridewell. Sir Thomas Brancker (to the prisoner)—
What have you tosay to this charge ? Prisoner—l did not mis-
conduct myself in the least. I had my slippers on enjoying a
glass of whiskey-punch, preparatory to going to bed, when the
landlady said I should not sleep there, and this constable impro-
perly turned me out. Sir Thomas—Well you had no right to
sleep ,there if the innkeeper did not want you ; what arc you ?
Prisoner—My name is Bannister; I am son of Bannister the
comedian, and I follow the profession of an equestrian. The
constable said that the prisoner was an itinerant-conjurer. Mr.
Bannister stared at this announcement, and said he was no
conjurer, but dealt occasionally in sleight of hand. He was
then discharged, the magistrates conjuring him to conduct hint-
.
self ,better iu future.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

THE KING'S SPEECH.

Teaching this flocument the Liverpool Journal of Saturday
last says :

"The people of England have an annual entertainment
'which goes by the name of his majesty's most gracious speech.'
On Tuesday, from a new stage, under a new acting manager,
and with a itqw company of subordinate Performers, his ma-
jesty was pleased to inflict a sample of his graciousness' on his
lutes of England, Wales, • Scotland, and Ireland, whom, for
what rea,son we know not, he delig:its to speak of as' my people,'
—just as a West India planter might say my slaves.' rhe
persons who put such words into the mouth of our chief magis-,
trate seem to forget their meaning. They should learn that
the King is not the owner of the people he governs."
•

The true intent and meaning of these exceedingly paltry and
flippant remarks are too obvious to require any very lengthened
comment from us. In the first place, they want the charm of
originality. Our learned contemporary has, we imagine, been
rakiug the ancient and almost forgotten common sewer of infi-
delity and republicanism, the writings of Tom Paine, from
whom he has borrowed the idea, if not the words. The King, as
the father of his people or subjects, uses the terse "my people"
in the scree, sense as the father of a family, the master of a
school, the head of a mercantile establishment, a lawyer, or a
member of parliament, when either of these may chance to say •
my children, my family, my pupils, toy clerks, my clients, or
my constituents; in all these cases the words are used without
giving or intending' to give offence—without assuming or hu- '
plying any other superiority than that which naturally belongs
to these stations. The phrase "my people," which gives so
much offence to our sensitive contemporary, is like that of " my
children" in the mouth of a father—one of endearment. This
effusion of radical spleen may suit the taste of some of the
readers.of the Journal, but is not, we imagine, calculated to
promote its circulation among the respectable portion of the ca-
tholics of this neighbourhood.

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE BY A GlRL—Yesterday an in-
quest ens held at the Wenlock Arms, Wernock-road, Shore-
ditch, on the bodynf Emma Bell, aged 13. Jane Jones, aged
17, a tambour-worker, apprenticed to Mr. Angus, of Nu. 5,
Wenlock-road, said that the deceased, who was au orphan, was
a fellow-apprentice. She always appeared in a state of me-
lancholy, and when any one attempted to cheer her up she said
that the death of her father precluded her front enjoying any
happiness, and she only thought of ending her existence by
lying down in the canal. T. such au extreme did she carry
these melancholy thoughts that she invariably burst into teats
when any of the apprentices were visited by their parents. On
Wednesday night she suddenly left the room, and was not beard
of till next pawning, when- she was found in the canal. The
deceased, it appeared, was always tieated, on account of her
forlorn situation, which marked kindness. Verdict—Found
ground.—Landon parer,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

On Fitly4x_ ❑ext, the, 6th instant, at' Bateson and Horsfall%
. Office, hewer Caistle-street; at Twelve o'Cloc
2000 East India KIPS,
1200 Buffalo lIIDES,
Landed ex Spartan, from Calcutta.
BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers..q-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

THE TRISH CLERGY.

The Earl of Cr.oireunny wished to put a question to his Ma-
jesty's government respecting the present condition of the pro-
testant clergy of Ireland. He wished to know whether it way
the intention to press upon the clergy the demand for their pro-
portions of the sums advanced to them out of the parliamentaay
grant of £1,000,000. The first instalment he believed would be'
due this month, and the clergy in their distressed state were'
necessarily anxious upqn the subject.
The Duke of Wat.i.korrati wished to remind the noble earl
that his right hon. friend (Sir R. Peel) bad given notice of a
motion upon the subject, to be brought forward in the other
house in a few days.
The Earl of CLoNcuartv-said that if the demand were to be'
made upon the clergy they would be totally unable to meet it.
The house adjourned at half-past six.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On TosspXY next, the, 10th instant, at One o' rock, at John
Sha,pd's Office, Exchange-alley rth,,
The L;i,verpoul-built Brig MUNI SE, burthen per
~/„..‘"'` register 2til tons, stoats a large cargo, and being well
,4,,"; found in stores way be sent to sea at .a light expense;
now lying, in ,the Waterloo Dock.—For further parti-
„,
calars4pply tp Pliessrs.,G. W. and F. SHAND, Merchants, or .
JOHN. SHAND, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

en *ale.

CONSTANTLY ON, SALE,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY nd SALTED OX
HIDES, of heavy and weights,
in quality equal to any ever imported m theßiver Plate.; the
Salted Hides being free from flesh a salt, well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—Apply to GEo. BARKER
and Co., or to .SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS for Exportation
and Home Consumption ;
Fine Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every description.;
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day; Cash,
_Bill,
and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT-BOOKS Ruled to
le
any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allo/•ng t‘he full
amount of Excise Drawback on a .Goods
for Exportation;
Coloured' Saniple PAPERS and Tits s, Cartridge, Cap, •
Brown, Casing, and Sheathing APERS,
and MILLED BOARD;
Hand-made TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS,• Sze.
Seine; Turtle, Herring; Mullet, Salmon, and Shrimp
TWINES; Papering or Casing TWINE;. Baling and Shop
TWINE; Stitching TWINE for. Bags;
Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE ; PACKING
for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log
LINES; Gruwet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING
LINES; Tea Chest. Orange. Crate, Bale, and
Box PACKING CORDS.
W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactor7 Birkenhead, Ware-
house Removed from No. 18 to No.' 9i (... liree-Piazzls,•entrance
in Brunswick-street.

The new Brig MAQUASHA, 151 egister tons, cop-
per-fastened her hull and ego' ents are composed
.3t14,,5i`.; of best matenals.—For invent() , &c. apply on board,
Brunswick Dock, or to UNCAN GIBB.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

1c ral XDttrt.

• •
OTICE •1S HEREBY" tbe PARTNER-
SHIP heretrifore subilsting bets'wthe. undersigned,
JOHN MOTTERSHEAD, CII sTopinta HAYES,
and CHRISTOPHER HAYES hu yOUnger, carrying on
business at Liverpool, in the co ntv of Lancaster, as Ship-
builders, Ship-wrights, and Ship-sniiths, •tinder . the firm of
" Mottemhead, ,I.layes, and Sor," was• this day dissolved by
Mutual consent. All Debts due to or owing by the. said Co-
partnership will be received and paid by the said.Johnllotters-
head. As witness our hands this second day of March, iu the
VearroT Our Lord 1835.
CHRISTOPHER HAYES. ,
CHRISTOPHER HAYES,. Jun.
JOHN MOTTERSHEAD.
Signed in the presence of '
W. YOUNGHUSBAND, ~•: •
Clerk to Mr:, Leathir,,SOliCitor, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Hal&ast Seven u'clodc, Saturday Evening.
The firmness displayed by his Majesty in his reply to the ad-
dress of the Commons, and the evident determination of the
ministers not to yield to that party which would subvert to fac-
tion the vital interests of the country, has caused the Money
Market to retain a position strongly marking the opininn of the
capitalists. Upon the publication of his M:kjesty's reply this
afternoon Consols, which had been at 911, advanced to 911
sellers, and India Bonds, which yesterday were 33 to 31. closed
at 34 to 3'4 premium. India Roads alsO bear a premium of 18
to 20, with a firm appearance. •
The settlement of the Foreign Market took place on Friday,
,and it passed over without defalcation. As will be seen by our
el 'sing quotations, the Foreign Securities are on.the advance.
In the Share Market there has been considerable.speculation
on the new schemes for 'working the' various Engli-h mining
districts-- The Ilayti Consuls have been dune at premium
to-day. Another company ftir silver mining, on the celebrated
South Hooe Lode, is in course of tl,rinatio9, and we believe the
prospectus will be out on Monday.
The following are the closing prices of the Funds :

Bank Stock 2231 1 Belgian... 1011 1021
3 per Cent Reduced 911 Chilian 4:l ,la
3 per Cent Consols ..91i h i Columbian
34 per Cents Reduced ..09; Mexican 42 414 21'
New 34 per Cents 991 9 Portuguese 91; 2i 1
India Bonds lB 2:1 Russian I 09-1
Exchequer Bills 34 3d Spanish 581 / i
Consuls for Act...!..911 1 1 1 1 -11 Scrip 3 i ii Nip'''.
The late boisterous weather has had the effect of causing an
absence of most of our continental arrivals, and a paucity of
news not missed in the importance of our home affairs.
To-day we have advises from Calcutta to the latter end of
December. ,It appears that the war with the Rajah of Joud-
pole had been determined upon, although the accounts seem
very contradictory upon the subject.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

OF BUTTER, &c.

SD SD
Bacon, 4' cwt 29 0 ,a 31 0
Hams, dry 44 0 .. 42 0
Do. wet ...... 0 0
Firkin Lard,
Bladdered do. 5O 0 .. 55 0
Grease Butter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

STATE OF TRADE.

- -
TRADE or LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade in Leeds and its
neighbourhood continues brisk, and two or three .of the latest
market-days have been better than those " immediatelv pre-
ceding. A. good deal of business is' doing in the warehouses. There is a fair demand for wool, but prices remain nearly
stationary. - • •
BRADFORD MARKET.—The market was not so brisk 'on
Thursday. as last week. Six quarter merinos continue very
dull,•but in narrows and plainbacks there is nothing to com-
plain of. Wool continues high in price, and the manufacturers
buy but sparingly, feeling confident that the staple must come
down before (hey can realize 'much pioift.' On Monday and
Tuesday a large quantity of pieces exchanged .hands, which
rather detracted froin the business done on the market-day.
There are several large orders from America, which will cause
a little activity for some tine to come.
HALIFAX.—Although there was a great number of buyers at
the Piece-Hall on Saturday, the mat ket was not quite so brisk
as it has been of late. •.•
HECKAIONDWIKE;—We are glad to learn that the blanket
trade at this place continues to improve. There was a large at-
tendance at the market, on Thursday, and many goods changed
hands.
BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.—We are going on .steadily ; the
weaver knows no lack of employment; our bleach-grounds are
well covered with yarn, and a few weeks, will determine which
way the drill trade is to run, as a great deal depends upon the
pattern as well as the quality of the eh:4h, when brought into
the market. Several splendid specimens have beeu shown;
which far surpass any former designs ever seen here.
ltocurht LE FLANNEL MARKET, FEB. 2.3.—1 n consequence
of the inclement weather, the market was thinly attended, yet
more business was done than we anticipated; low flannels are
beginning to be more inquired after, and thedemand is expected
to increase. ' Several considerable sales were effected in middle
sorts, but tiner'qualities are not so much sought after. Some
good greys were sold; prices remain stationary. Though the
market was not brisk yet considerable business was done. The
wool market was rather dull; prices remain' about' the same as
last week.
BUR-Y.—The blanket trade at this place remains brisk. Cot-
ton spinning is brisk at Bury, Ramsbottom;and Heywood, and
several new factories are expected to be built this spring.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

erontracto.

TO BUILDERS.
HE LIVERPOOL-and:MA (ESTER, RAILWAY
T COMPANY, are desirni Contract for the 'BUILD-
ING• of two Ranges of ()FPI ,S,' ENGIN n-u OU'S ES, &e.,
at the entranee of the New Tunnel, Wavertree-lane, to be
completed in Four Months from the rsitininfroft4 Contract,
Sealed Tenders for -the execution aryl due completion of the
smut will 'be received on or before TUESDAY, the 10th of
March instant, at the Railway Office, North John-street, where
Elevations, -Plans, and Sections may be seen, and where Spe-
cifications of the Work may be had: and any further particu-
lars may be known at the Office. or by application to
H EN ICY BOOTH; Treasurer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CHINA AND EA R NWAR
HANOVER-STREET.
I3v BRANCH and SON.
On TCESDAY next, the 10th, and WErmiton v, the 11th instant,
at Eleven o'clock each day, on the PFerniscs, 54, Hanover-
street,
rPHE first portion of-the extensive and riuiiae Stock of
CIIINA, IRONSTONE CHIN. lid STAFFOItD-
S H IRE WARE, in consequence of the Oiirietors retiring from
the-Retail Business. ,
The Stock is entirely of the most modern description, and.
cotnprises a very great variety of Dinner, Dessert, Breakfast,
and Tea Services, richly gilt and plain ; a choice Collection of
Ornamental Vases, Urns, Figures, 8.c.; numerous Toilet Sets;
with a general assortinent of all other articles connected with
the Trade.
To be Viewed on Monday next, the .9th instant, when Cata-
logues may be had on the Premises, or from BRANCH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. .
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY •and SONS, ) • • •
On MONDAY, the 16th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening
precisely, at the Clarendon Rooms, iu South John-street;'l4-
verpool,
TWO Valuable SHOPS in Berry-str ,at the corner of
Wood-street, in Liverpool, in the veral occupations of
Mr. Gardner, flodr.dealer, to which an cellent bakers-oven
is attached, and', MtNairhton, boot-maker, iwodatFing is
rental of £9O. The tenorwis Leasehold under the Corporation
for 75vears, from the sth of august, 1824,
For 'further prrticulars apply at the °Wee of Mr.' NORTW,'
Solicitor, Excnaßge-alley, where a plan may be seen.. • ,

By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON.
OA FatDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to
such conditions of sale as will then be produced,,
Loz I.A LL that excellent Family HOUSE tufa GARDEN,
situate on the west•side of Rodpfy-street, .No. 4,
And late.the'residence of Mrs. Goldie, deceased, containing to
the front of Rodney-street 24 feet, and ing in rear or depth
backwards on the north and south side respectively 150 fiet,
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.

Lot 2. ANESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate
on the north side of Seel-street, No. 28; at present unoccupied.
This lot is bait-under Lease from the Corporation of Liver-
pool for one lire, aged'43, and 21 veal*.
For fuither particulars as to tut, 2 apply to Messrs'. EriEN
and Sox, Solicitors, Leigh-street; and as to both to Mr. NORTH;
Solicitor, Exchange-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. /
1 CHIEF OFFICE, Extit •
Office in Landon, 20, Bcidye-stree , Blackfriars.
PERSONS Insured against Fire to le extent of £3OO, and
I upwards, will be entitled to care of Half the Prqfiti,
derived from Fire Insurances, eve iftli year.
LIFE INSURANCES. are e ted on the approved plan
of giving to those Insured .a parti pation in the disposable sur-
f plus Premiums, which may be added as a BONUS to the Sum
insured, or applied in Reduction of the Annual Premium.
-Rates and Conditions may be bad of the Agents.
' - CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary.
Those persons whose Policies fall due 25th December are
respectfully informed that they should renew the same within
fifteen days froni that date, for their own security.
' - A ,R EDUCED- SCALE of PREMIUMS and CONDI-
TIONS may be had of
WM. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents,
12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

m. parr • • •• -
!SamlJohnson,Church-
street

E. SPwelf

0 10 0

Woodburn 0 5 0
Per Mr. Gill
J. B. Lunt 2 0 U
G. Pitts
Jos. Matthews
Geo. H. Lawrence
Geo. Lawrence
James Foster 5 0 0

Tot al £2411 13 6

Carried
_forward.. 2380 oti
N.B.—Collection at the Meeting upwards of £BO.
Subscriptions will also be received by An.stu HODGSON, Esq.
Treasurer; and the Rev..lorix B. Motsx, Secretary. Books
are also left at the followina places, viz. :—At the. Bank Alf Li-
verpool; Leyland and Bullen's; Moss and Co.'s; 'tinder-
writer's Room; Exchange News-room ; Atheneum; Lvcetun
Standard-Office; Mercury-Office; Courier-Office ; 4,
Mawdsley, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

UNITED aTTRACTIDNI
Mr. T. -P. COOKE, for a limited peri .
Last appearance of the Misses SMITH, Mr. ITH, and
Mr. BYNGE.
Mr. HAMMOND for a limite eriod.
MO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 26 instant will be per-
JL

BLACK EYED SUSAN:
William Mr. T. P. Cooke.
A CONCERT,
In which the Misses Smith, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Bynge, will

appear.
To conclude with the drama of
LUKE THE LABOURER.
Phillip Mr. 'l'. P. Cooke.
Luke Mr. Hammond.
Particulars in the Bills of the day.

Ebe ILiberpool eStanbarb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

EVILS OF THE NEW POOR LAW BILL.

Monday Morning a miserable-looking half-clad cOuntrymaii,
bathed Richard Smith, was brOnght before Colonel Forman,
one of the•GreinWtch magistrates, charged with begging in
Greenwich. on Saturday last.
Police-constable King, R 116, deposed to the prisOner's hav-
ing knocked at several doors and solicited elms, upon which he
was takett into custody. .
Colonel Forman (to the prisouer.)—What have you to say to
this Charge ?
Prisoner.—lt i 0 true.
lodging this weather.
Colonel. Forunith—Where do you come frOM ?
The prisoner, in- reply, said he had core 'froth some town in
Berkshlre.

It is impossible to live without food or

Colonel Ferman.—Why did you not stay there?
Prisoner.—Because it is included in the'union under the new
poor law, and they will not give ne any relief.
Colonel Forman.—Theu why did you not go into the work-
house ?

The prisoner shook his head, and said he would rather go to
,
Mr: Finch, the Magistrate's clerk, observed that Greenwich
was lately swarming with begga►s. At his house they were
continually calling.
The prisoner was ultimately committed to gaol for fourteen
days as a "common vayrant," where he will be better fed than
in. a poor-house.

Begging becomes more common every day, as the half-
fathished agricultural labourer prefers becoming a vagrant, iu
company with his wife and children, to being a pauper, and se-
.parated froth them.
On Saturday inspector Carter, of the A division, and twelve
constables left town for Bury St. Edmund's, in consequence of
the workhouse having been pulled 'down by the enraged pau-
pers. Applications are hourly being made to the commissioners
of police for the assistance of their constables.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

AFTER FRIDAY NEWT.

' Hondurds- MA HOG ANY, rf superior
On WEDNESDAY, the Gth January next, at'
in Dempsey, Benbow and Co.'s bonded, y
234 Logs I-IQN DURAS Al 110
Containing 110,4100-feet, Liverpookneasu
the " Onyx," J. Nicholson, Master. dir .
just landed. •
This cargo is of a very splendid desc Wien, comprising Ca.
binet Wood, very superior in quality, and of large dimensions,
with a propottion of Machinery Wool ; the whole being a
better assortment than has been offered in Liverpool for many
years past, and well 'worthy the attention of the Trade gene-
rally.
For Catalogues and further particulars apply to
• DEMPSEY, BENBOW and CO. Brokers.

"ily.
welvo o'clock
;d, Sefton-street
INY,

aeut ; imported in
from the Bay, and

. _
On FRID4r, the Bth January next, at One o'c!o ,at T. and
11. Littledale and Ob.'s Office, Exchange- ildings,
212 Chests SHELL LAC,
980'Bags.'STICK LAC,
34 Bales 'Bengal SAPFL ER,
5 Bales TOBACCO,
.M 8 S ATT PET R
Now landing, ex Warwißk; front
.Calcutta,—For further parti-
culars apply to . ' •
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co/Broitrs.

•
On WEDNE.SDAY, the 13th January next, at rrl;ti‘ltrve o'clock, a
'M olyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, C 'Tel-seet,
843 Bags -
68 Cask,s
SUGAR•
• 34 Cases
58 Baskets
33 Tons •SAPAN W OD,
I Ton HOOFS,
4 Cases/ HAT,;
9 -Th)xes OLGA -
Landed, per Saguenay, from Manilla.
MOLYNEOX: TAYLOR :and Co., Brokers.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

LOATDO_V

A.V.O POLICE COURTS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MONDAY.
:• DUGDA LE v. B fIoCKB N K.—This action. was brought by the
plaintiff to 'recover front the defendant the value of 336 bags of
coffee.

Mr. Sergeant Wilde and Mr, Bullock conducted the plaiu-
tifN ease; Sir F. Pollock and Mr. Wightman the defendant's.
The plaintiff is a merchant residing at Manchester, and the
tlefendant the owner Of a vessel named the,, Lady Gordon, trad-
ing between England and Siucapore. In the month of Noveut-
her, 1831, Messrs Anderson, Wise, and Co., of Sincapore,
loaded the Lady Gordon with a cargo of 682 bags of Sumatra
.ceffee, and assigned the bills of lading to the plaintiff as -a re-
turn cargo for One which had been sent out in the Lady Gordon.
Ou the voyage borne, the vessel touched at the Cape of Good
Hope, and there•the captain, on consultation with Mr. Ander-
son, sett., who was the correspondent and agent of Anderson
and Cu., of Sincapore, determined to land some of the bags of
coffee, (the quantity its dispute in this action,) on the ground that.
the coffee was in a very heated state, and liable to combustion,
'which ivOtild render the fra*ort of that portion a subject of peril
lothe remaining cargo and the vessel itSelf. A sale of thecoffee
'accordingly took place; and the vessel continued its course, and
finally arrived iu England. The plaintiff, the assignee- of the.
bills of lading, was informed of the course which the captain
had deemed-it necessary to adopt; he did-not, however, concur
with him in opinion as to the necessity of the immediate sale,
'and instituted these proceedings to 'recover what he considered
to he a loss of seventy-five per cent., equal to £7IXI.
Evidence was called to prove that 290 bags of the coffee
which had been unshipped from the Lady Gordon-hod subse-
quently been re-shipped in the Morley, which vessel arrived in
England veryshortly after the Lady Gordon, and were sold at a
considerable profit. The coffee in the Morley corresponded
with that in the Lady Gordon, and was stated nottii have pre-
"seated any appearances-cafling for an immediate landing of it.
-• On the part of the defendant, Sir Frederick Pollock address-
ed the jury, and,coutelided that the captain had acted in con-
€nrreuce with Mr: Anderson, at the Gape of Good Hope, the
'agent of the stiippers, and was fully • jnstified in the course he
bad pursued fur the safety and protection of his vessel and
cargo.
Evidence was produced to prove that the coffee was in- the
state described.

The Chief Justice told the jury that the sole question for their
consideration was, whether the alledged necessity for the imme-
diatelinshiptriont of the coffee existed or nut.
The Jury retired, and, after being absent a short time, re-
turned with a verdict for the plaintiff—damages £1335 ss. sd,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

NORWICH UNION FIRE.
CAPITA L,

Titus.
Sight Hon. Lord Wodehouse, 1
. _

Lord Lieutenant.
£m-J;teolk Asticy, Bart., M.P.
Sir E. K. Lacou, Bart.

E. T. Booth, Esq., Alderman, President.
J. W. Robberds, Esq., Alderman, Vice-Pr ident.
' Lieut.-Colonel Harvey. R. Hawkes, E. ~ Alderman.
George Morse, Esq. Charles Eva 'sq.
A. leudson, Esq. , I. Pre o sq., Recorder.
W. Herring, Esq. Sir R arvey, Knight.
S. Stone. ESA. I Geor, Steppings. Esq.
rutHE Pubtic are respectfully reminded that all Insurances
JL renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the 25th of Decent.-
ber instant must he paid at the Office, Exchange-street West,
on or before the 9th day of January next, or tEe Society wilt
cease to he liable for the ruins insured; and all Persons whose
Policies are now due are•reiuested to take notice, that the Agents
with whom they transact their business are empOwered to pay re-
turns' of Premium on the five years ending 2:ith December of the
present year.
In proof of the public approbation of the principles and con-
duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that its busi-
ness now exceeds 50 millions.
--Prospectuses may be had of the respective Agents of the
Company, de also' of L. MILLER,
At the Society's Office, Exchange-street West.,
Liverpool.
Treasurers. SAMUEL HOPE, Esq., and Co., Bankers.

ZEITTER AND CO.'S NEW PATENT TWO AND
• THREE UNISON GRAND PIANO-FORTES. -
George Thomson, Agent
.Pr Liverpool.
GEORGE THOMSON respectfully announces thaae ex-
%it 'Teets to receive a
,Secon,l Concitrnment thoao6;uporior
Instruments in a few dais, to make room for Vp;lrlie otters
part of his valuable Stock of SEMI-GRAN DS, C TA G Gil, AND
SQU. A /MS, Bce. at very reduced Prices 4lor of which are by
the best London Makers, and warranted perfect.
PIANO-FORTES carefully Repaired and Tuued, in Town or
Country, by an experienced Tuner.
1, Great Oeorge-street, December, 1535.

k_iriLISSOLD'S HA IR-CU'ITING stands equal 'e first,
and inferior to none.
WIGS of the very best descripti)n, econ • in price, may
be hid at 48, CHURCH-STREET, yearly posite to the Liver
Theatre.
CLISSOLD'S CIRCASSIAN CREAM is highly recom-
mended for strengthening and beautifying the Hair.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

impom

EAST INDIES, CAPE.QF GOOD HOPE% ,S(c.
Crown, Cowman, fin Caldutta, with 14131 bgs sugar, 127 bgs saltpe-
tre, 103) bgs rice, 203 bga horn tips;- 200 14,rs linseed. lOU pktsginger,
100 Ids munjeet, 476 bales cotton, 28 hxs shellac, 22 hxs lac dye, 10 t
red sunders wood, 41 chts indigo, 40 robins coffee, 20 cs silk pce goods
28 bls raw silk, 4 bxs elephants' teeth, Orilizr-2 hxs 2 kgs Coats maim,
A Crooke-1 bx dO, M E Smith-2 bxs do, .1 Young-
husband—p Dk

WEST INDIES 47D DE 1 R.. 4;
Milward, fin Detnerata,'With hds sugar. 29 pns 22 hds
12 brls rum, Douglas, Fraser and co-279 pns 30 hds molasses, 117 lids
Sugar, T M`Tear and co-15 hdS sugar,
. N Waterhouse and Sons-40hds
iugur.. 4 eks presents; Order-23 pr rum, Buchanan and Browne--
- 1' Dk

EGI)PT.
Frederick Young. RC4Y. fat Alexandria, with 4QO bales
.entlon,
inllO'Henn-30U do, 'Gower Mid co-230 do, Al. O'ovietand co-
-300 do. Order-5 cs.antiquitiea, Ropin and.King=River

EUROPE.
rtu'hy, lliitchinsou, fm HAmburgh, with 1S01);;s1lisdult, 151 friths
2 oko butter, 257 brls 10 hf brls pork, 23 brio beef, 67 sides bacton,.s
kgs tongties, 1317 bgs bread for NeWfoundlaild, (the vessel haVbag put
into this port in distress)--G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

WHEREAS a .fiat in bankruptcy, is awarded am t,issued
' ferth. a'gainst' JOSEPH 'CHARLES I,YONriC, of Li-
verpool, in-the ;county *of tic:tO, teormniss" :rneschant,
dealer and Chapman; and he being declaJ I .bankrupt, is
hereby reqUired to surrender hiniself to th" inruis;doners in
the said fiat named, or the major psi -t t n,• on the 38th of
December instant, and.on the 22d of .1411,1; ry next, at..twelve
at -noon on each day, at the Clarendon Reba's, in Liverpool,
and snake a full discovery and disclosUre. of his estate and ef-
fects; when and where the creditors are. to come: prepared to
prove their debts, and at, the. first sitting, to choose assignees,
and at the last Sitting the said bankropt is required tolinish his
examination, and the creditors are to.as,ent to or dissent frosts
the allowance of his certifie.ate. All persons indebted to the said
bankiiipt, or that have'any Of- his-effects, are ant to pay or de,
liver the same but to whom
.the commissioners shall, appoint,
but give notice to Messrs. BLACKSTOCK, BuNcE.,and VINCENT,
Solicitors, Kink's Bench Walk; Temple, Ltnitlon; or to 'Messrs,
DEANE and .litLatu, Solicitors, Harrington :Chambers; North
John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC. 22.

CROWN OFFICE, DECEMBER 13.
Member returned to serve in the present Parliament.
County of Northampton (Northern Division).Thomas Philip. Mann-
sell, of Thorpe Malsor, in the said county of Northampton, Esq,. in
the room of the ELM. Charles Wentworth Fitzwillhttn, commonly
called Viscount Milton;Aeceased.

BANKRUPTS.:
Malcolm Lister, Liverpool, innkeeper, to surrender Jan.. 4; and Feb.
2, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Arm-
strong, Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. Knapper, Liverpool.
James (;'rant arid John Reid; Mansell-street, Minories, Londou,
dealers in shins' stores.
Robert William Wallis, Colebrook-row, Islington, London, en-
graver.
Joseph Hill, Cheltenham, woollen-draper.
Joseph Broonahead Greaves, Walbrook-buildings, London, mer-
chant.
Aquila Shepherd and James Shepherd, Huddersfield; merchants,
Richard Beach, Box-trees, Tamworth, Warwickshire. flour-dealer.
John Puclrlicombe, Dartmouth, Devonshire, surgeon.
Edward Greenwood, Dover, brewer.

DIVIDENDS
Jan. 13. W. Lewis, Livernool, merchant, at two, at the Court of
Bankruptcy—Jan. 12. D. MA" iccar and W. W. Tait, Liverpool. mer-
chants, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. Lace. Sons, and Myers,
Liverpooi—Jan. 12. W. Gorton, Gutter-lane. Cheapside. London, 6sh-
monger—Jan. 111.. H. Molyneux, Penzance, Cornwall, linen-draper—
Jan. 13. E, and A. Rule, Leadenhall-street. London, shipowners—Jan.
LI 'F. Morgan. St. Peter's-alley. Cornhill. London, wholesale iron-
monger—Jan. 12. J. Wolff and J, Darville, New Brid,e-street, Black,
friars, London, merchants—Feb. 21. 'l'. Foxton, Kingston-upon-Hull,
merchant—Jan. 29. It. Parton, K.nockin, Shropshire, horso-dealer
Jan. 13. J. Scott, Berwick-upon-Tweed, currier—Jan. 1.1. J. Pulling,
Chudleigh. Devonshire, merchant—Jan. 19. J. Thomason and Co.,
Birmingham, merchants--Jan. 21. W. Fear and IL Goward, Bath, up-
holsterers-7 Feb. 1. T. Langley. Birmingham. leather-dealer—Jan. 27.
R, Bowerman. sen„ and G. Bowerman, Ensham, Oxfordshire, corn-
dealer—C. Sweet, North Taunton, Devonshire, tanner—Jan. 20. H.
Bradbeer, Salisbury, Turn,
"r 22. T. Turr and J. Gough, Sal-
ford, Lancathire, co
tton-spinners.
CERT' FI CATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before
the 12th day of January. •
S. Tomlinson; Liverpool, corn-merchants—W. Bishton. Parkfirld,
Staffordshire. irorirmister—J. Lawton, Saddleworth. Yorkshi re, money
scrivener—T. Dewhirst, Sheffield, grocer—G. Rowland, Plymouth,
innkeeper—lt. Noble, Jun., Upper Belgrave-place, Pimlico, corn-
chandler—W. Polley, Middle-row, Holborn, London, bootmaker—
S. R. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

MONDAY. DECEMBER 28.
HENRY ANDERSON, merchant, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
JOSEPH CIIARLES LYON, merchant, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
. TUESDAY, DEeEmEttn. 29.
Thomas' A INsworoalt, victualler, 2d meeting, at the Clarendon.
Rooms, at
CHARLES noorEtt, grocer, 2,1 meeting, Clarendon Rooms, at 1
CHARLES HAWKESLEY, merchant, dividend, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at 1
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30.
CHARLES COOPER, grocer, special meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at •
Jams MoLYNEux Bann, cbemi.it, proof of debts, and choice of
• :new assignees. at the Clarendon Rooms, at.
loncts BAHR, ship--broker, special meeting, Mr. T. Daienport's
oitlce, at • 1
• • • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31.
CitopLEs ABERCROMBIE, merchant, hudit, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

to bp auction.

SALE AT SK !PdRTH.
'By Mr. T. BRANCII,
On MONDAY next, the 28:11, and TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at
Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, in Seafmth,

,
HE E m ,deiti-anitelegaiii' HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE,
JI, . Piano-forte by Brim. iltrood, richly'-ent GlaSs, China, a Blue
Printed Dinner Service, a few Dnzen of-MADEIRA WINE,
ilnwrl'sspyclopasdia and other Books, a pure bred Alderney
Cow' and other EffectS of C. B. Meek,'Esq-. . '
'I 'he Furniture is in excellent condition,. and comprises lofty
and modern- Four-post, Camp, Press, Apr Nursery Bedsteads,
0
with handsoMe Moreen and Dimity 7firuittires, excellent sea-
!ioned Feather Beds and Mattresses. k and Painted Chamber
winged' Requisites in and plain War robes, Chests of DraWers,
' Dressing Tables, :Washstands, Night ConimodeS. s:c., an Eight-
day Clock in- Oak• C's Se, moderri`Uahoginly Furniture in sliding-
frame Dining Tables, Pedestal-Sideboard, Secretaire and Book-
case, :Fire S'ereetts; duo ches; Trafalgar,C hairs, Card, Snap, and
Lady's Work. Tables,
_ handsome Brussels, Venetian, and Kid-
uerminstercarpets, Dressing Glasses, Scarlet and Drab Moreen
Window Curtains, L'ait; of Lounging iChairs,-.Lobby . Cloth,
Bronzed Fenders and Fire-iious.,a Steam Boiler with Kettles
to fit, Kiti:.hen and Culinarvrten.sils,„Brewing Vessels, Barrels,
Wheelbarrow, and varioni.other Articles: . . .
'to be viewed To-mon:now, (Saturday,) the 26th instant.,
when Catalogues may be had mt.the Premises,r. from Mr.,T.
BuaNcH,. Hanover-street, Liverpool. . .