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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

A 311."2- ri;

BANKRUPT PROPE ' .
By order of the 4it s,
On Tuusns next, the 17th instant, alt-past One o'clock, at
C. T. Duukevie's Office, Brunswi . -street, Qpwsite the Corn
Exchange,
About 10,000 Bushels of WHEAT,
130 Sacks Coarse FLOUR,
-90 Load's INDIAN MEAL,
15Q Sacks BARLEY FLOII3II,
200 Sacks Coarse PROVENDER)
70 Sacks BRAN, ' '
95 Barrels FLOUR,
60 Bushels MALT,
16 Quarters BEANS,
11,000 Bushels OATS, in bond.
Together with a quantity of Corn Utensils, Sacks, Weights,
Beams, Scales, &c. &c.--rhe Property may be examined in
the mean time, and Catalogues of Sate may be received, by
applying to Mr. JAMES Hann, or to
C. T: DUNLEVIE, Broker.

On THURSDAY, the 19th instant, pet T ve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-rooro, Exchan -buildings,
100 Bales Italian 0014. •
Apply to JAMES SeENcE, Esq. 111 e qnt, or to
BUCHANAN' d ROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the tl9th instant, at Twelve 'clock, at the
Public Sale-room,' Exchange-bui ngs
WO- Bales New South Wales QOL,]
Lately landed ex FlOrentia and Enchantr ss, from Sydney.—
Apply to. Messrs. AsPINALL, BROWNE, nd ASPINALL, Mer-
chants, or to BUC HANAN- and OWNE, Brokers.

Tats DAY, (Friday;) the 10th, and To-moanow, (Wednesday,)
the Ilth instant, at _Twelve o'clock precisely each day, at 87,
Bold-street; •
eLt_LASS, CHINA, Water-colour D R AWING S. EN-
-90,
kil GRAVINGS, Books, of PLATES, & comprising a
large Collection of Useful and Ornament Glass, Chimney
Ornaments, Lustres, Wine Glasses, titers, &c., inclUd-
ing some Books, in addition to the 1 not cleared at'the last
two weeks' sales, and some thousands of Engravings, plain and
coloured, Water-colour Drawings, and Books with Plates, all
the genuine property of Mr. Lonsdale.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale; Catalogues to •be
had, on the Premises.

NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH MART,
CrO, LORD-STRE .
rrtHE above Premises Will be Ope don 'MONDAY next, the
Itith instant, with a large d well selected Stock of
WOOLLEN- CLOTHS; CA"' NIERS, Fancy WAIST-
COATINGS, VELVETS, C DS, FUSTIANS, VELVE
TEENS, TuiNIMINGS • every other description of Goods
connected with the Trade. 'fhe Pithlie are, therefore, respect-
fully solicited to Make an early inspection, and assured such
Goods shall be submitted to their notice as, the Proprietor trusts,
will insure to him a considerable portion of their future favours:
The system determined on, and which will be strictly adhered
. .
to, is, to give no credit, to make no abateMent from the prices
asked, and to sell Goods of the best approved manufacture at
prices the most advantageous that an extensive trade conduced
on Cash principles can render practicable.
,TAM.E,S. S. TRIPP, Proprietor,
From BICKNELL and Wtiinkres, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

On *ale.

CONSTANTLY ON $. a ,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DR d SALTED OX
HIDES, of heavy and lig weights,
111.'1444v equal to any ever iinoorted from the River Plate ; the
halted Rides being free from flesh and salt, well trim Med, and
Invariably without injury from heat.--Apply to GEO. BARKER
,!24 Co., Or to SAMUEL LAFONE,I(), Tithebarn-street.

Warranted CHAIN CABLES and CHAINS, of every
description;
SPADES, SHOVELS,' HOES, SCY ES;
NAILS,' of all sorts;
4NVILS, VICES, BELLOWS, HAM •ERS, FILES;
IRON Fol.'s, PANS, L ES;
A , HOLLOW WARE, SMALL C "PINGS, &c.
,ppiy to • HBNRY OD aril Co.,
East side Salthouse Dock.

. .
Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for, Exportation
and, Home Coniumption;
• l'ilaWriting.and Printing PAPERS, of every description;
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cash, Bill,
and all other Mercantile ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ruled to
auy Pattern, in iipproved. Bindings, allow' g the full
amountof.Excise Drawback on a 'nods
for Exportation;
Coloured Sample PAPERS and 'Piss s, Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing, and Sheathin PPERS,
and MILLED BO D;
HaudTmade TWINES, LINES ASKETINGS, &c. ;
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
*-4.IES • Grumet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other
LINES ; Tea Chest, Orange, Crate,
,Bale, and.
. •Box PACKING CORDS.
h W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware-
ause Removed from No. 18 to No. 9, Puree Piauas, entrance
n
Brunsvvick-street.

On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, atqwelve o'clock, in DEagr,
sat, BENBow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Greenland-street;
210 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
Just landed per Britannia Packet, and containing an Assort-
ment of Curls, Table, and Veneer Wood.
Apply to Messrs. J. W. Glasori a9d Co., Merchants, or
DEMPSEY. BEN4OW, and CO., Brokers.

Also, on the SAME DAY, in the Bonded Yard, rington,
340 Logs Honduras MAHOGAN ,
Imported in the Miriam and Jay, —No , master, direct
from the Bay, and ow la g.
This Cargo is remarkably sound and sh, of large dimen-
sions, and particUlarly adapted for machinery purposes, with a
quantity of Cabinet Wood.—Apply to
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

EAST INDIA. COMPANY'S TEAS.

ABROCKSOPP and Co. take the earliest opportunity to in-
form the Nobilty, Gentry, and Public, that, having an
immense Stock of TEAS, it is not their intention to take ad-
vantage of the rise in the Market, occasioned by the stoppage of
the Trade with China, but yvill continue supply them at
Wholesale Prices, as before.. B. and . s well-known and
celebrated Teas need po comment,
The Public's obliged and obe ent Servants,
• OCKSOPP and Co.
'ea Warehouses, 233 and 234, li• -street, Borough.
Congon Tea,ids.; Strong Col , 48.4 d., with great strength,
4s. Bd.; Pekoe flavour, ss. ; strong full-flavour Pekoe, ss. 4d. ;
full-thivoured Dyson. 6s. 6d.; good Do:, is., Fine 8s; Sung
Souchong, 65.; tine Mocha Coffee, 28.-6 d.
N.B.—Older by post, with Remittances payable in London,
wilt be punctually attended to.

EDINBURGH SHAWL WAREHOUSE,
78, BoLD-sTEEET, NEXT THE OLD MUSIC HALL.
puI,NGLE AND LAWSON,
SHAWL MASUFACTUTIERS.

AT the above Establishment (the first of the kind opened
for the exclusive Sale of Shawls in Liverpool) will be
found the most complete and varied STOCK of SHAWLS of
Foreign and British Manufacture, the s ly being kept up
under advantages possessed by po other ouse in the Trade.
H
The FRENC SHAWLS are rsonally selected four
times in the year,. by, Mr. PittNta the resident Partner in
Liverpool, and intermediately fo aided by their Agent in
London and Paris.
For the supply of. BRITI ' SHAWLS, VRINGLV and
Lawsort have had for the his wo years an Establishtitent
39, BOCOANAN-STIIKET,opp to Argyle Meade, Glasgow, from
whence Mr. LAWSON forwar s weekly to Liverpool all the new
Patterns of their own and those of the most celebrated ,Manu-
facturers, on their first appearance, thereby preserving, at all
seasons of the year, a continued and elegant supply of New
Goods.
These advantages, combined with the influence they possess
n the Market from the quantity of Shawls they dispose of,
wholesale and retail, will enable Chem to preserve that marked
preference which has hitherto been given to their Establish-
ments in Liverpool and Glasgow.
INDIA SHAWLS Bought or Exchanged. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

,ST. DAVID'S DAY.
'VILE ANNIVEUSAR 1( of ST. ,DAVID'S I)AV will be
celebrated on MONDAY, the 2d of 'March next, when the
Directors and Friends of the Welsh Charity • .00ls will attend
Divine Worship at Fr. DAVID'S Cl ItCH,, where the
Service will be performed in the Anci • British Language.
After Service the,Annual - Examinat of the Chiidren will-
take, place, to which the Friends of th ostitutiou are earnestly
invited.
Tickets may be had on application to the Master of the
School. _ . _ .

'the Directors and Friends of the Welsh Charity Schools wil
afterwards DINE together at the AuELPnt Iloilo.. Phone
ou.the Table at Five o'clock.
GEURGE GRIFFITH, Esq., of Garn, President.
JOHN PENIBERTON, Esq., Vice-President.
Tickets, Orck GUINEA each, to be had at the Bar of the
-Hotel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

CHEAP LITERATURE.

Just Published, price One Shilling, (returned to Purchasers.)
ACATALOGUE of an extensive and valuable Stock of
NEW and OLD BOOKS, (warrant perfect). con-
sisting of ,MANY THOUSAND VOLUA S of STAND-
ARD WORK.S, in Divinity, Theology, ,ernious, History,
,Voyages, Travels; Biography, Medicin aiLeuiaticc., ClaSsics,
NOvels, Roinauces, Poetry, and the a Arts, offered to the
Public. horn 'Tv4eutv-five to Seventy 'c per cent. below the
original prices, fur heady Moueyf
By T H OM AS "JOHNSON,
Potikseller,. Stationer, Binder, and Account Book Manufac-
turer, No. 2,), Dale-street, Liverpool, near the Railway Office.
Schools, Libraries, and Book Societies supplied on the most
liberal tern.—Libraries and small Parcels of Books Bought
or Exchanged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

DIVIDENDS.

March 2, C. Buckle, Stratford Essex, innkeeper—March 2, T.
Lewis, Garrett-lane, Wandsworth, Surrey, school-master—March 2,
P. Dt,vey, Phcenix-Wharf, • Whitefriars:' coal-merchant—March 2, P.
and G. Archer, Botolph-lane, merchants—March 2, R. L. Laws, Green-
Keht, master-mariner—Feb. 21', J. Coward, [lath, linen-draper:
—March-2, R. Clarke and J. Burgess, Coal Exchange, coal-factors—
March 2. T. Carter, Cateaton-street, cloth-factor—Feb. 27 J. Barnett,
Devonshire-place, Old- Kent-road, Surrey, na'vy;agent:—March 2;
R. Price, Greenwich, Kent, grocer—March 2, T. Payne, Folkestone.
Kent, innkeeper—March 2, •R. -,Willock, Lancaster, wine-merchant,
—March 4, J. I'. Rose, Witney. Oxfordshire, grocer—March t, R.
Bailey. Notton-under-Edge, GlOncesteriihire, bookbinder—March 6,
E. Lawrence, Ipswich, Sufrolk, scrivenet—March 4, R. ,Legg, Exeter;
coaL:merchant.

CERTIFICATES.—FanuIuzy
J. Fieldsend, Oxford street; linen-draper—R. Wadley and R. Cat-
tell, White IJan-court, Lombard.street, wine-mercluitits.-F. Frank
land, Oxford-street, carpet-warehouseman—S. W: Sustenance, Pic-
cadilly; and Robert-street. Chelsea, Middlesex; bookseller—J.
Devey, Horcott.mill, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, miller—P.
Stone, Bristol, grocer—T. Barrett, Stamford, Lincolnshire., grocer—
B. Browne, Bradford. Wilts, clothier—C. Dear and .1. J. Mr Richard
son, Cheapside. wareliciusemen—T. Mathin. North Shields, Tyne--
mouth, Northumberland, chain maker—T. Anderton, Liverpool. met
chant—A. M'Dermott, Liverpool, corn-merchant—E. blankley,
Blootaabury-market, Middlesex, plumber.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

mot *ale or Charter.

The substantial-built A 1 Brigantine UNITY,
Burthen 145 80-91 toils per regist , 'carries a large
• cargo for her tonnage, is well und, and sails re-
markably fast. This Vessel i now laying in the
tuusaick Dock, and will he in Nd. or 4 Graving Dock,
:. inspdction, on THURSDAY and IDA Y next.—For par-
'l•culars apply- to TKOMAS TATTERS L, 71, Sparling-street, or
Foul-lane.

. . .
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
MRS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING
d SYRUP.—This infallible Remedy has presereed but
Yetis of" Children, when thought past recove , from Convul-
?4ons:arisitig from painful dentition. As se as the Syrup is
b,bed on the Gums, the Child will b elieved, the Gums
°'o,l, and the inflammation reduced. tis as innocent as
164:acious, tending to. produce the th with cue; and so
P. taunt that no Child Will refuse to its Gums be rubbed with
IL When Infants are at the age f tour months, the Syrup
Ahoulcl be rubbed on the Gums; and Parents should never he
kithout the Syrup iu the'Nursery.where there are young-Chit=
011, for, if a Child wakes in the night with pains in the Gums,
SYrnp immediately•gives ease, thereby preventing Ootivul-
41°ns, F.evers, &C.
The great success of this Medicinetlurinn. the last twenty-five
'Years has induced .unprincipled pees is to imitate it under' the
I.!t.trie of " American. Soothing Syrup," and copying parts of
Johnsoii's Bills. &c. Parents will therefore, be very par-
teular to ask for JOHNSON'S AMLRICAN SOOTETING
g51.1111P, and to notice that the names of RCLAY and SONS,
hold Parringdon-street, London," (to whom Mrs. Johnson has
the Recipe,) is on the Stamp affixed to each Bottle.

POLICE.
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
FIRE ' POLICE.
ALL PERSONS having any: DEM DS against this
11i... ESTABLISHMENT are reques to send ►n the par-
ticular's of their CLAIMS on or befor e Twelfth day of k'eb-
!nary instant, addressed to Mr. KI SHAW, Watch Office,
No. 1, Fenwick-street. By order of the Commissioners,
February 7th, 1835. P. WOODS, Law Clerk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

Without reserve,
On WIPDNESDAY, the 25th, and TutntsDAT, the 26th instant, at
Eleven for Twelve o'clock precisely, at the Ambru' Coffee
House, Water-lane, Tower-street,
75 Pipes and Butts
o f various
116 Mids. 28 Quarter-casksNES,
196 lihds. 148'Cases of French RED WINES;
28 H hds. 40 Quarter-casks, SO Casestench , WHITE, WINE,
32 Cases of RHENISH,
18 Cases of CORDIALS,
By order of the London Dock Company, pursuant to act 9 Geo.
4, cap. 116; sec. ,107.7---Particulars and Catalogues. or. .
JOHN , WILD, Wine and Spirit Broker,
Martin's-lane, Cannon-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

THE SAPPHIRE CROSS.

On the declaration, a sealed packet was given by an unknown
hand to .the lion. James Stuart 'Wortley. It contained a
small but elegant sapphire cross, strung on a blue riband, with
a few words Written in a beautiful female hand, expressing
the good wishes of the fair, but unknown, donor. This in-
teresting and chivalrous incident gave the su4gestion of the
following lines.
( From the Halifax Guardian.)
Why waves the blue banner so bright hi the sun?--
It floats o'er the brave who the battle have won ;
They have conquer'd for Wortley, the loyal and true,
• And therefore they wave the bright banner of blue.
They have fought fur their country, their church, and their
king, •
And the chief of their choice to the record they bring;
The seals are broken open—the charter is spread,
And the herald the name of the victor has read.
Bring forth the young patriot, the noble, the just,
Whom ye thus with the cause of his country entrust:
His glorious commission to England proclaim,
And enroll in the senate the Wortley's bright name.
For throne, hearth, and altar—by voice and by deed—
For this thrice hallowed cause the young patriot shall plead
Send him forth to the senate with blessing and prater ;
But sign him and seal him, to prosper him there.
0 what shall the sign be, and where is the seal?
Shall the hand of the holy his forehead aneal?—
Shall the bright sword of knighthood descend on his neck,
And the belt, and gold spur your elected one deck ?
-No! The cross is the sign for the faithful and true—
The cross, whose pure sapphires beam heaven's own blue;
And the band that on Wortley this seal shall bestow,
Shall be her's whose pure breast is Heaven's emblem below.

Q Lady ! thy name is unknown, but thy token
Is a spell on the Wortley that ne'er shall be broken ;
Thy bright sapphire cross he has bound on his breast,
And his heart with its pure emanations is blest.
If e'er, in the contest of faction o'erwrought,
Ills sword-arm should droop ere the battle is fought—
'lly that cross shall his soul with fresh power he endued,
From all that is noble, and lovely, and good! F. W. C.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg pardon for not noticing sooner, and as it well deserves,
an interesting and instructive work on the Fine Arts, by
Mr. Winstanley of this town. We shall endeavour to make
room for a few extracts in our next next.
The Rev. Edward Denison's pamphlet " On the Admission of
Dissenters to the Universities" has been received, and will be
early attended to.
The communication relative to merchants' clerks and appren-
tices is an adveitisement.
We cannot insert quack advertisements which are indelicate,
inasmuch as it is impossible for any parent to allow the paper
in'which they appear to be laid on his breakfast table.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-THURSDAY.

THE CASK OF PALMER. THE POLICEMA N.—The grand jui7,
at halttpast ten o'cick last night, entered the Old Court and
returned several hilts, when it appeared that they had ignored
three bills against Palmer, the policeman, for felony, and one
for misdemeanour.

Mr. Hammond, one of the Kentish magistrates, who was
roretnan of the grand jury, addressing the recorder, said, "We
reel that we ought to do justice to the prisoner Palmer, whose
vharaeter has been that of. an honest mau, and he appears to
Dare been very assiduous in the-late fires at Rot herhithe."

A Grand itirdr.—Not one of the witnesses has thrown any
impeachment upon his character.
Mr. Donne, counsel for the prisoner, said he was instructed
to apply for the immediate discharge of Palmer, as there was
no other bill or charge against him.
The Recorder said it would be most inconvenient at that late
hour to order the prisoner to he liberated; besides,.t here was a
private reason, which had just been mentioned to him, for not
doing so. He therefore recommended the learned counsel to
resume his application to-morrow.
The grand jury. were then discharged, the court thanking
them for their services.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

Nuts DAY,, (Tne4day,) the loth instant, a Twelve o'clock, at'
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office ale-street,
.13:Ba.le; Damaged J FE,
11 Do. Do. East In • HUMP,
.2 Tons Do. -St.Pe burg HEMP,.
Which may be seen. previously.—Al dy to
40NEti, -MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

Peremptorily, —By order of the '..ilort,gay,e.
'By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY, the 20th' instant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon,
at• Mr. Samuel owers's, the Angel HOW, -Dale-street, sub-
ject,.to such conditions of sale as will be then .and there
produced,
LL that Piece of LAND, together ith the well-accus-
ill:.• towed 'PUBLIC-HOUSE, cal the Grapes, erected
thereon, situate•onthe south side of unter-street, in Liver-
pool, containing in front and at th ack sev,eralli five yards,
or thereabouts, and extending i rear or depth backwards
fifteen yards, orthereabouts, no • u the occupation of Mr. John
Davies; together With thelree Vaud es i4yineut of a common
passage, at all times, in common with the owners and occu-
piers of the premises adjoining the same, are together with the
Ale and Spirit Licentie of.the said Public-house.
The Tenure is leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool,
for two lives now in.being' aged respectively about fifty-six nti
fifty-three years, atid,for the term of twenty-one years after the
decease of the survivor of the said lives.

The Teuant will show the l'remises ; and for further particulars
Apply to E. H. KKNNEY, Solicitor, 21, Lord-street, Liverpool.

By Messrs. WINSTAN LE Y and SONS,
On FRIDAY, 'the 20th instant, at Three o'clock in the After-
noon, at Mr. Samuel Tower's, the Angel -Inn, Dale-street,
subject to such conditions of sale as•will be then and there

produced,—by order of the Mortgagee,
ALL that Pieee of LAND or GROUND, with-the NI es-
suage or Dwelling-house and 'Buildings - now erected and
standing or being thereon, situate on -the .north-west side of
Rope-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, co taining in front to
Hope-street aforesaid, and in breadth he baci severally 15
yards, in length on the north:east sid yards I foot, and on
the south-west side 60 yards 6 inches c the several dimensions
thereof a little more or less, now i e occupation of Mr. Chas.
Abercrombie, at the -Rent of £ J er annum.
Thb Tenure is -Leasehold, cr the Corporation of Liver-
pool, -for one life, now in being, aged about 85, and for the term
of 21 -years, after the decease of the said life.
, - For further particulars, and to view the Premises, apply to
E. R. KENNEY, Solicitor, '2l, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

[PRICE 7D.

TO THE FEELINGS OF THE INHABITANTS OF
LIVERPOOL.

A YOUNG FOAIEIGN LADY of respect who pos.
tl sesses many Accomplishments and h. seen Governess
in one of the most respectable Establishmen in London, from
wheat,: she has the best references, f .r of suaicieuc intro-
duction only, is remaining here it a ost distressed state,
without a single friend, and unable t 'cure either Pupils or
Situation, .is consequently obliged • olieit the support of-a
few benevolent individuals of this town, to 'atiord her toe means
to return to London. _

Any donations will be most gratefully received, directed to
X.X. at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

MARRIED.

9n Sunday, the Bth ult, at Cheltenham, William Buckle, Fag., to
Miss Jane Davies.

At first young William, blushing, sigh'd,
And oft to pop the question tried.; •
Till, after many an effort strong,
'Twat found the Buckle had a tongue.
lie boldly then began to woo,
And made dear Jenny Buekte too.
Upon the victory he chuckles,
Which fiutens thus a pair of Buckles.

On Thursday, the 2.41 ult, at Lackenham Church, Norfolk. by this
Rev. J. Neville White, 8.D., rector of Tivatshall, the Rev, 'l% Mirk.
A.M., vicar of Tunstead, Norfolk, to Miss C. H. White youngest
ter of the late Mr. Henry Kirke White.
On Sunday, the tsth jult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. G. Simner to
Miss Redla.

Same day. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. J. Price, jun., to :4;7 eldeet,
daughter of the late Mr. George Jones.
On WednesdaY, the 28th ult., at St. Mary's, Hull, the Rev. J.:l,
Stephens, of Ashton-under-Line, to ..,Idc.st daughter of. the
late Henry Henwood, Esq., of York.
On Sunday; the Ist instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Samuel
Prince, to Miss Sarah Falkner.

Same day, at St. John the Baptists Church. Mr. T. Hudson, ma.
riner, to Miss E. King.
Same day, at Trinity Church, Mr. Thomas M,Nolty„ to Miss
Catherine Ovens, ot South Yohn-Stree...

On Monday, the 241 instant, at SL Nicholas's Church, Robert-Lulu).
Page, N. I)., to Miss V‘7a.sijington, niece of Mrs. Captain Parer,
Lisea:id, Cheshire, lately of St. Paul's-square, in this town.
Same day, at St. Jolln the Baptist's Church, Mr. M. Hughes, to,
Miss C:. Gorman.
Yesterday, at St. Nicholas's Church. by the Rev. Augustus Camp-.
hell, A.M., rector, Mr. Henry Allender,' of Chester, to Sarah,,eldest.
&tighter of Mr. Robert Graham, Norton-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 183.5.

italto ,auction.

VA L, UA B E BREWERY.

By Messrs: tifes. IN STA N LEY and SONS,
On MoNna next, e I6th instant, at eleven o'clock in. the
:Forenoon, on the Premises, the Richmond:Brewery, situate.
, in Richunind.row,
rU K tmexpia ed INTEREST; (under ease,) being. Seven
.Years in the above mentioned ce ral,
well-established BREWERY, w c is capahle of Brevcing
Twenty ,Barrels.a day subject to e terms and conditions of
such Lease,—the particulars of iv ich may be had on applica:
lion .as underneath. .A quantity of. Ale, Hops, Four useful
Horses, several Pigs, Carts, Drays, &e. Also the numerous
aivol.wilitable.Fixtutes, Steam Engine, Utensils, Banels, Half'
Barrels, and other linplements necessary for carrying on. an
-extensive business, all of which are in excellent condition.

Fur further particulars apply to:Mr. M AWDSLRY, 'Solicitor,
D.ram's-lame; or to THOMAS :WHINEUHAn, Accounte.nt, North
Crescent Charnbors, 2, Lord-street

CATHOLIC CHARITY LL.
BALL in aid of the CA" )LIU SCHOOL is
appointed to take place at ADELPHI HOTEL, 0
THE,u n
I •ESDAY, the 24th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

DIED.

Lately, at Manchester, Mr. James Baines, formerly coachman,of.
,the Invitrbible. Ile was married about .a month before his death.
'fOrtnight after his marriage his wife died; and:.he survived. her only
another fortnight.
Dtiring the last month, in the vicinity of Southport, withip.a few
days -of each other, 'Margery Hodge, JaMes Wadi:Ts, arid Robert
Abvarn„wbose united ages amount to 275. years.
At Aberystwyth, Mr. L. Lewis and Mr. R. Morgan. It is a re-
markable circumstance, that these two persons were born on At
same day, were buried on the same day, and in the same clitaatiyaisi.
' fin Saturday, the 17th.ult., Nancy, relict of Mr. James Arkwright;
Fox-street..

On Tuesqay,.the.2othult„ at Banp,or, aged Wm. Williarnsa
,upwards of tvee4ty years landlordof,th Caa' le
On *edneSday,.the 28th ult, inunediately OR his srrj..Nalfrona
rnaicti; Captain Findlater, of thie,l?rig Alecto., t ad 48., after. a 10ng,an.44
severe illness.

' On Sunday, the let instant, at, north Ott.xin*pri, near Northaller-
ton, Mrs. Anne Lambert, at the extreme old age of 101. She'remem-
bered the Scotch Rehellim\ in 174, being then 11 years old;
Same day, suddenly, at his hoUse, Railway Tavern, Park-lane, Mr.
Daniel Johnson, aged 40, much regretted by his family abed friends,
and deservedly respected by all who had, the pleasure of his ac-
,quaintance. •

On Tuesday last, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. A. Webb, Russell-street
aged 30.

• • On Wednesday last, at the house of Captain Wm. Wade, North.
'View, Edge-hill, aged 40, Henry Maples, Esq., of Thorn, Yorkshire.
On Thursday last, aged 3,5, Mr, Francis Greener, clock and looking, .
:glas.s,manufacurer, Whitechapel.
On Satnrday last, at his residence, in Wakefield, after a few hours_ ,
illness; Mr. John F.illinton, sem.; many years a highly rev,ectable
architect and builder in that town.

LIVERPOOL :
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING._

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strset, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester;, Mr,- Malley;
Bookseller, Warrinston; Mr. Clarke, Pliot,oelki:, Preston ;
Coops,
Mr. Coo, 311, Unioa-street, "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

GUARDIAN FIRE AND Lin: ASSURANCE
COMPANY, OF LONDO
WILLIAM CHAMLEY, Agent t e Guardian Assur-
-mice Company, begs to infort le Public that he has
removed-trout 01lice No. 9, to No. 5 Exchange-alley, Liver-
pool.
W. C. takes this opportunity o returning thanks far the -pa-
tronage hitherto so liberally given to this Company, and solicits
a continuance thereof, which, by an assiduous attention to all
orders committed to Iris charge, it will ue his study to deserve.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

ilaturation.

E Rev. HENRY STEBBING 1.A., &c., Author of
1 the History of the Church, in Dr ardner's Cyclopeedia,
&c. &r., receives PRIVATE PUPI .—Terins, lOU Guineas
per Annum.
London, 16, Euston-square.

NER. SORBY begs to inform his Frien and the Public
iio
i that he has taken Dr. W. H. We ►s, Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, -LOndou, in . RIN EItS li IP.
There is a Vacancy fur a respecta Pupil, w•ho will be per-
mitted to attend the Lectures at e Manchester Medical
School, during the last three years of his Apprenticeship.
Eccles, near Manchester, Feb. 9. 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

'Ey bt

;4-
i rrO be LET,. and may be entered lion immediately, a
Licensed ALE and r,lt - PORT OUSE, situated bear
the new Customhouse. The House is
.guxl repair, and well
adapted fa—Lodgers. "Ilt.nt, and etitigng in, low ; the present
occupier is declining business:—Fur further particulars inquire
at N0.,8, BitooxES'S-SQUAltli.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

LONDON POLICE REPORT

THAMES POLICE OFFICE.—FHIDAY.
SEVERITY or THE EiCISE LANVS.—A HARD CASE.—Yes-
terday an elderly man named James Davison, a porter employed
about the Scotch wharfs, was brought before Mr. Brolerip, on
a charge of carrying a gallon and a half of whisky without a per-
mit, by which he bad rendere i himself liable under the Excise
Laws to a penalty not exceeding £3OO, and impriSonment and
hard labour for three or six months,
William Judge, a Thames police surveyor, said he was pass-
ing by Downe's wharf, Lower East Smithfield, when he met
the prisoner with a basket in his hand, which he was about
to carry into the shop of Mr. Yates, a grocer opposite, when he
stopped him, and asked him what it -contained. He said it was
a stone bottle which had been given him by Peter M'Kenzie,
the cook of the Caledonia, lying alongside the wharf, to carry
to Mr. Yates's shop. He took the prisoner on board the Cale-
donia, and M'Kenzie admitted that he had given the bottle to
the prisoner, and told him to take it to the grocer's over the
way. He then opened the bottle, and found it to contain a
gallon and a half of Scotch whisky. He asked the prisoner and
M'Kenzie for a permit, but they could not produce one, and he
took both into custody.
Another officer confirmed Judge's evidence.
The prisoner, iu defence, repeated what he had stated to the
officers, and said he was a jobbing porter, and had no know-
ledge of the contents of the bottle until he was stopped.
M'Kenzie, the cook of the Caledonia, employed him to carry
the basket across the road to the grocer's shop, and he was
quite unconscious of having done wrong.
Mr. Brodei ip said the person who employed the prisoner
ought to get him out of the scrape; but he was sorry to tell him
the law was imperative, and that any person carrying whisky ex
ceeding in quantity one gallon; without being able to produce
an excise permit, was liable to the penalty.
The prisoner said he was a poor man, and unable to pay any
fine, and he appealed to the officers whether he did not imme-
diately tell them where he obtained his load and where he was
going to carry it.
The officers admitted that he did.
Mr. Broderip said that would not avail the defendant, and if
such a plea was to be made an excuse for carrying smuggled
whisky, the law would be set at defiance. The statute gave him
the power of mitigating the penalty to £25. He convicted him
in that sum, and in default of payment he was to be imprisoned
three mouths, and kept to hard labour.
The prisoner was accordingly committed to the house of
Correction.
Peter M'Kenzie, the conk, was next put to the bar, and
Mr. Broderip, addressing him, said there was no case agaiust
him. The words of the act were " carry or convey," and there
was no proof he had carried or conveyed the whisky. The cook
had been the means of causing the unfortunate man who had
just gone out to he punished ; but he was not punishable in that
place, though liable to penalties elsewhere.
The cook was then discharged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

MOSSLEY-MILL.
irr is intended shortly to offer for SALE, in nts -Varying in
JL extent'from4 to IfStatute Acres; adapt to the erection of
handsome Residences, with suitable Pi sure Grourkls, the
well-known and very valuable;Field•cal 'MOSSLEY-II ILL
PARK, the Property of BAKER DAw N, containing .M
Acres; situate oil the East side of the bad leading from Liver-
pool to Ga.rstou, opposite the Mansio and Grounds occupied
JOHN EWAIiT, Esq.,' and commanding the most delightful views
from almost every point.
Plans are in-preparation, and-in the mean time any further
particulars may he known by applying to Mr. JOHN NORTH,
Exchange-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

:rtin El 'WORKMEN in the EinploY of -Nlessrs. FOSTER and
X STEWART, Sufferers from the late- destructive fire, deem it
their duty respectfully to offer to the Worshipful the Mayor,
Alderiumi, 'aim -those Ladies and Oentleu.en w save so libe-
rally contributed to the Fund for their,Reliel-,- expression of
their humble thanks. assuring them that tl • feel deeply the
obligation, and trust their conduct wi4l ever •stiff• to their bene-
fartOrs how greatly they are indebted f this public •mark.of
sympathy
Toev beg to embrace this opportu yof acknowledging to
the Workmen in the respective emp. oys who have contributed
the •obligation under which they are fa d, assuring them that
they will be ever ready, should misfortune assail them, to con-
tribute to their relief. ,

Itwould,particolarly oblige if those G3ntlemen who have not
paid their Subseriptious would have the kindness to leave the
same¢f fhe Otfice of Messrs. FOSTER and F.W ART, .11, Hen-
shaw-street,Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

THE COURT.

Their Majesties still continue at the Marine Pavilion in the
enjoyment, we are happy to say, of perfect health. The King
will go to town for the purpose of opening parliament on h u rs-
day week. At a Council held on Saturday, at Brighton, the
sheriffs for the present year were appointed.
We hesitated for some time to publish what we were told of a
"ceitain interesting event," though we knew of it long ago;
hut, other newspapers not having the same delicacy, we think
that there is nothing wrung in our saving that we hope, before
the King's birth-day, to be able to drink the health of ".the
Prince of Wales."—Aye.
On Monday afternoon, when the Queen- went to the chain-
pier, the wheels of the carriage came in contact with one of the
gates at the entrance of the esplanade, and literally shivered it
to pieces, locking the carriage so fast that it was with some diffi-
culty extricated. The Queen and her attendants immediately
•alighted, and, although the shock must have been severe, pur-
sued their walk. The accident occurred through the postilion
making to short a turn.—Brighton Gazette.
HEALTH OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.—THE HAGUE. Fun.
3, EIGHT, A.M.—The health of his Royal Highness the Prince
of Orange continues to improve;'. his speedy recovery may be
expected. No more bulletins will be issued.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has lately again given
audiences in person. For a quarter of a year past his Majesty
had commissioned his brother, the Archduke Louis, to take his
place. Both their imperial Majesties are in excellent health.
LORD DE DUNSTAN'S:II LE.—His lordship departed this life
on Thursday evening, after a long indisposition, at his mansion
at Kensington Gore.
The late Countess of Fingal] was sister to the late Malachy
Douelan, Esq., of Ballydouelau, one of the most ancient Catho-
lic families in the county of Galway. lier ladyship was in her
69th year, and the venerable and afflicted earl has exceeded 74
years. He will, indeed, have to sustain an irreparable loss, their
happy union having existed upwards of forty years. Her lady-
ship's remains are to be conveyed to Ireland for interment at
Killeen Castle, county Meath, in the vault of the I'lunket fa-
mily, of which the venerable survivor is the head.
- •

.•
Tua DUKE OP SUTIIERLAND.—In our last we stated that the
Dukes of Sutherland and Hamilton had sent in their adhesion
to the present government. We first saw the annonneetnentin
a London paper, and our own information loom a private source
led us to believe that it was correct. We have, hou ever, this
week received the following note from his Grace the Duke of
Sutherland The Duke of Sutherland, having observed
statement in the York Chronicle, that he had sent in his adhesion to
the present administration, thinks it right to acquaint the editor
of that respectable journal, that he is tint aware of any,citeinn.
stance authorising such a statement.—Feb. 1, 1830.
Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

On THURSDAY next, Abe -120 .instant, at "en o'clock, at
Neyett's oMce, Bumf° reet,
33 Bales Bengal .SAFTFI,
Ex Indus, fronifale a.
For further particulars, apply to • - • -
- IiLIA .NEVETT, Broker.

On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Broker's Office,
.(if not previously so private,
•61 Tierces Fine New Car Ina BICE.
9 Half Ditto
For particulars apply to Messrs. oDGE, PRICHARD, and
Co., or T . COOPER., Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

SIXTH WELK OF LIFE IN LIVERPOOL.
THE Public are respectfully informed, that as this Local
Drama continues to be received with a degree of appro-
bationl/
and support unprecedented in any pr vincial Theatre,
and nightly bailed with the must enthusiast applause, it will
be repeated this present TUESDAY, t 10th instant,. and
every evening during the week, the 31st, 2d, 33d, 34th, 35th,
and Mth nights of its representation.
Principal characters—Mr. Ray , Mr. Hammond, Mr.
Melville, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Simpson,
Miss HAMILTON, having been ret, ived with the warmest ap-
probation, will sing two of her most popular Songs each evening.
The Brothers JACKSON will also appear. .
To conclude with
RAYMOND AND AGNES ;
OR, THE BLEEDING NUN.

Tickets and Places to be had at the Box-office, each day, from
Eleven till Three o'clock.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'clock, Performance to

commence at Seven.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Second Price—Boxes, 25.---Pit, ls.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, FEB. 16, 1839;

Per dhow.
Liverpool Coal Gas
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £100

. _ .
New Shares, premium £4O
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway £lOO paid 190 0 0
Ditto Old Quarters 25 47 10 0
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto ' 100 106 10 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto
Wigan Branch ditto
Preston and Wigan North Union Liue ditto 2O —5, 0 0.
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap dittO lOO 70 0 0.
Leicester and Swannington ditto. 5O 52 10 0,
Stockton and Darlington ditto
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway /
38 23 10 0,
and Canal
.
Leeds and Selby Railway
Grand Junction ditto 2O 23 10 0.
London and Birmingham ditto 25 28 10 0
Bank of Liverpool - lO 14 2 6
Bank of, Manchester 25 31 7 6
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank lO 16 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 13 12 6
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 27 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks .
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 315 0
Ocean Assurance Company - 11 0 0
Northern and Central Bank of England 7lO 712 6

.LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 14.
This day's market was attended by about an average Friday's assem-
blage of buyers, but they being, for the most part, induced, by the
abundant quantities of English Wheat, Barley, Oats, Malt, and Flour,
to deal sparingly, except at somewhat reduced prices, while the sellers
seemed rather disposed to hold forward, till Monday, than to submit
to any abatement, trade was, with each description of Grain, as also
with Malt and Flour, very dull, at Monday's and Wednesday's prices.
Some of the buyers were, however, of opinion that wholesale pareels
of Wheat, Malt, Flour, and Barley, might be purchased at a somewhat
reduced currency before the market closed.

Wht. 1 Brl
AVERAGE yd
Of the weel- 45 2 33
Of 6 weeks, regulliting duty 40 7 31
Duty on Foreign . . . .46 8 15

ly. Oats. I Rye. 'Ens. 1 Pew.
scl sells dlsd
84 23 6 0 01 36 5 39 9
41 21 11 31 8' 36 6 4O 11
415 3122 8115 6 9 6

CORN FO

THE WORKHOUSE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

THR LAST WEICK

Wheat' Barley Malt Oats Rye Beans Peas
English 5595 6461 6?.65 962 / - 944 2;5-
Scotch
Irish --t 624 - 30310 •
Brit. COlonies
Foreign

lERICAN 715113E14
7ebruary 16, 1835.

DUTIES
}s3s. y load. of 50
feet.
(108. 4f load (450 ft.

6s. V load of 50 feet.

£44 r 120,

£2 537/1 £2lox. Vl2O
.£lll e £22 V 120.

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in
the Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER URA D. Int R WERE.
_lBl5 Is. 7ld 46 8 5
—lBO2 Is. 110.-- £1
176 1 5

January 21, 1R35
January 25. 1834

More 13

Less 51d. Less 29 13 0

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
February 3, 1835 2277 families per week £273 1 2
February 2, 1834 . 2367 -

Less 90

Less . £0 16 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

BATTY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

r-pHIS present TUESDAY, the 17th, and TO-MORROW,
(Weduemlay,) the 18th instant, the performances wit
commence with

THE BRAZEN HEAD;
OR, CRIME, REPENTANCE, AND REMORSE.
Adolphe Mr. Stirling.
Peter Puff Mr._ Howard.
Lovinskl Mrs. Stirling.
THE ARENA PERFORMANCES

Will embrace the united talent of illessrc Batty, llicken

Powell, and the Infant Prodigy.
To conclude with

WALLACE.
On THURSDAY, will be produ id a new Historical Melo-
Drama, c led
THE HEIRES F BRUGES;
OR, THE SEIGE F BASSENNA LT.

An entire change in the Circle.
To conclude with
FALLACIII();
OR, THE FELON'S HATE.

On MONDAY 'next, a new Nautical Drama, written by Mr.
Stirling, entitled
ENGLAND AND AMERICA;

OR, THE FIDELITY OF A TAR.
And, fur the first time in Liverpool,
THE IItIiESISTIBLES ;
OR, THE FEMALE GRENADIERS.
Boxes, 2s.—Pit, Is.--Gallery, 6d.
Children under Ten Half-price to the Boxes and Pit. Half-
price to the Boxes at Nine o'clock. Doors open at Six, and
commence at Seven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

Inourattee 'Notice.

WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE /INSURANCE
COMPANY,
CHIEF OFFICR, EXETEt.
I4IFE INSURANCES are effected orythe approved plan of
giving to those insured a participation in the disposable
surplus Premiums, which may be added as a BONUS to the
Sum insured, or applied in Reduction of the future ANNUAL
PAYMENTS.

A REDUCED SCALE OF PIi:EMIUMS and Conditions
may be bad of
WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents,
12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.

'
BOROUGH COURT OF L I y_oPooL.
JAMES ASPINALL, Esq„ ArAYOR,
AMBROSE LACE, and) Es wires,
NOTICE Ires' BAILIFFS.
JAM ES POWN A LL, 5 -11
IS HEREBY GI'VW, that a Court of Passage
for the Trial of Causes depenifing in the said. Court, will
be held before the said Mayor and Bailiffs, in the Court-room,
within the Sessions'-house, in Chapel-street, in the said
Borough, ou TH c Hsi)", y, the sth day of March next, of which
the Attornies of the said Court are required to take notice.
sth Fe,t 1835. . FOSTER, Town-clerk.
•

AYOUNG LADY of respects Family and ronnexionS
being desirous of Travel'. , would be 'happy to meet a
SILTATION as TRAVE ,NG COMPANION, or GO-
VERNESS in a small F lily, where comfort and a very
l'easdnableemolurnent is afforded. Unquestionable references
will be given.—Address A B, Box G No. 7, Postuffice, Liver-
pool.

FREE GRAMMAR. SCHOOL OF WIGAN,
IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

WANTED, .a HEAD-NIAS' to 1;;11 and Instruct
the Children and Y ' to be Educated at the said
School, in iGrammar and Cl sical Learning, and alSo the Mo-
dern Languages, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and Mathe-
matics. The Salary will be £l2O per Annuth, with the use and
Occupation of an excellent Dwelling-house near to the School.
The Head Master must be a Member of the Established Chnrch,
`of England, and a Graduate of t!ine of the Universities.
TheVrttstets will meet at the said School on WEnts as DAY, the
11th day of March next. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to
Elect the Head Master; and in the meantime Candidates are.
requested to send Testimonials of their character to Jotiti Lotto,
Esq., Mayor of the Borciugh.
Town-clerk's Office, Wigan, Jan. 26th, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

,for StetOM or eljarier.

4r- The Arst-class fine American-bui hip WAIISAW,
17-7;`,7 Brunswickllca F.
DockH t - L.
86MaeStrier;pera e nioswtertg in th e
tons.—
Apply on board, or to W. ,MpIgANEUX,
Hargraves-buildings.

TRENT AND MERSEY. AND ELLESMERE, AND
CHESTER CANALS.
NOTICE TO TRADERS.
IT having been Advertised that the Tonnage upon Stone in
Navigates, authorised to be taken by the roprietors of tbe
on from the Trent to the Meriey, w* I be Reduced to
Three Farthings per Ton per Mile on an after the Ist day of
ir
March next, accompanied by a notificationr; that " this Betide,
tion is not to extend to a Reduction of the Tat, Rates, or Du-
ties authorised to be taken in respect of Stone in Blocks
onnveyed through or along the Branch Cut er Canal from
Wardle Green to Middlewich."
To prevent any misunderstanding upon this subject, it is
;deemed proper to apprise the Traders and the Public, that all
Reductions of Tonnage upon any Articles navigated on the
Trent and Mersey Canal must extend equally to such Articles
.if passing along the said Canal, into, or out of the Middlewich
-"ranch of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal; and that, with
the exception 'of the Junction Tonnage imposed by Parliament,
on exclusive or additional Tolls, Charges, or Restrictions what-
ever can be levied upon the Trade passing along any part of
the Trent and Mersey Canal from or to the Ellesmere and
Chester Caul. THOMAS STANTON,
General Agent to the Ellesmere and Chester Canal Company.
Canal-qifice, Ellesmere, Jan. 24,1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

. _
3r. ?or BOMBAY, the Ship HEYWOO ,01INJ J ONES,
Coinnuitnder; hurthen 417 tons peveister ; entirely
rebuilt in 1833.—f0r 'freight br passage apply to
• Messrs. BOLD and ItUS-SEL
,Brokers, or
JOHN TOBIN.

til4/'
Warranted first vesseA.
to— Fur BOMBAY, the fine A I c2p_peret and thoroughly
jr„ copper-fastened Ship COLUMB ,Copt. RICH ARD
'fr'es,- Ho ort4 ; burthen per register ' tons, has the
greater .part of her cargo alr dy engaged and
Will be despatched as above; has two decks, poop, and an
'Oegently fitted cabig.—For freight or passage apply to
. • JOHN GORDON and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET,

SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK OF LIFE IN LIFERPOOL.
I,IIIST NIGHTS OF ITS REPIMSENTATION AT THE PERIOD
OF HALF PRICii.
Ig\HIS present TUESDAY, the 17th inst., and during the
week, the entertainments will commence with
DON GIOVANI.
Don Ginvani Miss E. Hamilton.
Who will introduce several Songs.
After which, the Interl eof
THE BOLD DR GOON.
In which Mr. Carter, late of the'; leatrylloyal, will. appear,
being engaged for a Fnxfnight
To conclude yfth
LIFE IN LINyRPOOL.
Principal characters by Messrs. Raymond, Hammond, Mel-
ville, Shaw, Simpson; Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs.
Herbert, &c.
A variety of Dancing, by Mr., Mrs., and Miss F. Leclercq.
Brothers Jackson will appear in a Triple
Highland Strathspey.
Tickets and Places to be had at the Box-office, each day, from
Eleven till Three o'clock.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'clock, Performance to
commence at Seven.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Second Price—Boxes, 2s.—Pit, Is.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.

Under the Patronage of the MAYOR.

fIIHIS present TUESDAY, the lith instant, Mr. and Mrs.
A. SCOTT will have the honour of being AT HOME, to
receive their Friends at the CONCERT-110011, ADELI'HI
HOTEL.

Mr. SCOrr will deliver a Lecture on Peculiarities, Character,
and Manners, in which he will introduce numerous Imitations,
Humorous Cuts, with various Embellishments, sing Nine
Comic Songs, and personate about Fifty different Characters
with that versatility of voice and fiwntenance that received
universal admiration in Dublin. / The whole founded upon
in
Observations and Adventures (Jur.' g
A TRIP T PARIS.
Mrs. Scott will preside at e Piano-forte, accompany the
Songs,.and will play the following of Herz's favourite Pieces:—
God save the King, with Variations. Air Irlandaise Les
Trois Graces. La -Ci Darein la Mann.
To conclude with Mr. Scott's Imitations of
The late Mr. J. P. Kemble—The late Mr. Munden —Mr.
Young—Mr. Blanchard—Mr. Macreadv—Mr. Win. Farren—
The late Mr. Incledon—The late Mr. Elliston—Mr. Harley-,-
Mr. Braham--The late Mr. Kean—Mr. Mitthews.

The Chair will be taken at Eight o'clock.
Tickets (Three Shillings each) to be had at the Bar of the
Hotel; the different Music Shops in Towu4.and at RnKtivi,
and DUCK wonwii's, Printers, Castle-street: