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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

CONSERVATIVE DINNER AT NEWTON.

TTickets for the DINNER at
IL hall, Newton, which takes place on the 15th October next,
Lord 'FRANCIS • EGER lON, M.P. in the Ch •
must he applied for atlny Office, on or before the 10' i instant,
ufter which day no Ticket can he deliVered.
Arrangements have been made with-the Liver of and Man-
chester Railway Company for an extra tr. • of Carriages,
which will start from Crown-street at a- qi ter after Three
o'clock, and be detained at Newton to bring e company back
to LiverpoOl in the evening. Coaches will be provided in
Crown-street, waiting the return of the train, for the accommo-
dation of those who may require them.
RICHARD DAWSON, Secretary,

Exchange•alley, Liiierpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

Less Interest received from
them

33 8 4

SUNDRIES,

James Moreton and Co. for
13 Iron Pillars, at - .593.
each, Fixing, Sze i 44 9 ' 0
J. A. Haswell for 45 Iron

Pillars, at 445. each, do.. 98 18 3
Rd. Harrison for Lamp
Irons, Removals, 10 7 9

153 15 0

Less Received fur Broken
Pillars .. 5 19 4

772.3 2

1-17 15

Of FICE DEPARTMENT.
Corporation for One Year's Rent of
Offices, due Ist January, 1835 lOO 0
Rockliff and Co. for Print-
ing and Stationery
F. B. Wright do . 13 3 0
Sundries for Advertising,
and do. 52 10 2

W. T. Kilshaw, Joiner.... 66 0 9
William Johnson, do. 2l 5 3
Sundries, do.- 6 4 9

Pett,r Woods (Law Bill)
W. 11. Goore, Painting, &e. 11 0 G
lsclwrird Lewis, d 0...... 8 6 2
Sundiies, d 0.... , . 019 8

1-12 1

67 18

Tho Liverpool Gas Light Company, _
for Gas.
The Office Keeper's Wages.. 54 17 6
Petty Expenses
Interest Account per Leyland and
Sullins . ll 0 9

• SALARIES.
The Collectors, Rd. Widdows, I. Ash-
lin, William Lea, and William Fleet-
wood. 2 per cent. on £20,679 Os. 9d.. 413 11 5
Peter Woods,. Law Cleik, One Year.. 100 0 0
John Kilshaw, Treasurer's Clerk, do.. 140 0 0
Capes Ashlin, do. Assistant Clerk, do. GO 0 0

By Balance in the Treasurer's hands.

538 17

-- 713 11
2 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

WEST INDIES.

For DEMERARA.
The Ship EIESPEI ,
It .1, 'l7, ROBEItT M'llowst, ninauder;
- Burthen par register 330 ton For freight or passage
(having most excellent cabins) apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

To sail on the 14/4 instant.
For BARBA!)OtS,
The Brig VALIANT,
WILLIAM BUAGG, Mast

To said-on the 25th .t.
For MADEIRA and BA_ -ADOES,
The Ship iIIGGINSON,
JOHN Gii.t.Esr.y, Master.
Por freight or passage a)3, ly to ,
BARYON, IRI kAI and, lIIGGINSON.

(One concern.)

Tu saa aawit the I.sth iaAtant.
For BARBADOES,
The fast•:sailing Ship LITHERLANp,
THOMAS HAWKINS, Master;
Now loading east side of the Quee ' ock.—For
freight orass" ' g •a. pplv to
p-
HEVES, LITHE ND, and Co.,
Wolstenholmte-square.

To ,ail. m the 10th Nore'rnber.
.411.40- For ANTIGUA,.
The ISABEL,
THOMAS GOKNAL, Mast .
For freight or passage apply to
C. W. dF. SHAND.

4, Old Chureh:yard_

For MADEIRA direct,
4 regular Packet, to sail 20th October, and will call at rtsmouth,
end (if required) any. other Cite:kiwi Mal for assevers.
the very Ane and extraordinari est-sailing
f
Schooner SEC ,
Arr A
L (late Lord Chest eld's yacht,)
JOSEPH GATES, Congoa.nder ;
arthen per register 170 tons, coppered a-copper-fastened,
qing in the London . Dock. nd
This splendid vessel has elegant
'and roomy accommodations, consisting of ladies' and dining'
cabins, state rooms, closets, and every other convenience, and
she has an experienced and attentive master.—For freight or
passage apply to the Captain, on board; to the owner, litcito.
W;ilbrook-buildings, London, or
WILLIAM DART, 9, Exchange-alley, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

Bank of Manchester

Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 - 21 12
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO - 15 0 0

Liverpool Marine Assurance Company . 25 - 21 0 9,
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks - 18 0 0
Manchester Fire and-Life Assurance Co lO - 10 10 6 -

Ocean Assurance Company
Northern and Central Bank of England lO --- 11 12 6
RICHARD DAWSON, Shaft Broker.

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AN
LIVERPOOL,

rEttICAN TIMBER,
OCTOBER 8, 1835.

X. s. d. X. 1. d.

TIMBER, V cubic foot,
Riga 0 9 6 (d) 0 2 8
Dantzig
Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3
American Pine
Do. Quebec 0 1 8; 0 1 9
Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0
Quebec Oak
Birch
PLANKS, 4' foot of 2 inch.
Dantzig Deck
American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 31
DEALS, V standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 01
Memel Red l6 0 0 17 0 0
Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

TIIIJI-13DAY.

Oa Titi,ittsnAy next, the 15th instant, at clue o'clock, at.
Corile; Huson, and Co.'s °thee; Esc nge-buildings,
9-P, Bags BLACK ,1) .Eli,
Ex Otterspool, from Bombay. =Ap to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, BUSON, and. Co., Brokers.

Tucastm y next, the 15th instant, at One o' lock, at Currie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Exchange- hidings,
24 Cheit'S East India GUM 'AR IC,
15 Rules Bombay SAFFLZMV
4 Chests East India mai SE-SHELL,
25 Bafe.s- Mucha
Ex- Endes,. froin Bonahay.--lipply"to Messrs. Nicol., Duct:-
vvoaiu, and Co., iVierchatts, or to •
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co:, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

GRAND MUSICAL ATTRACTION

Air R. MOM has the honour to inform the Nobility and
:11. Gentry that he will give
TWO EVENING CONCERTS,
At the TEMPLARS' HALL, GaEAT GEORGE-STREET, on
MONDAY, October 19th, and onTUESDA I', October 20th, 1835.
To commence at Eight o'clock, when will be performed on
each occasion, different selections of the most favourite Pieces,
including the Music from 1. PURITAN' and MARINO FA-
LIEEO.

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL PERF MERS.
MADAME STOCKHAU N
Will sing several popular Airs, includi the admired "Barca-.
role" from Marino Fraliero; the "P t ea," from I. Puritani ;
and the "Bolero" by Dessauer.
MD'LLE. BIL STEIN
(Niece of Madame Stockhausen) several popular Airs.
MONSIEUR STOChHAUSEN,
A SOLO on the Harp, and a DUETT.
Mr. MORI,
A new FANTASIA on the fvearite Airs in I. Puritani, a Con-
certo, and several Concertante Pieces.
Mr. LAVENU will preside at the Piano-forte.
*** For programmes, see small bills at the Music Shops,
Booksellers and Libraries.

Single Tickets for the Body of the Room, 7s. each ; and
Tickets, to admit Four, 215.; tor the Gallery, 4s. each; to be
had at the, Music Warehouses of Mr. W. G. WEISS, and
Messrs. litsiE and SON, and Principal Shops. Pupils at Aca-
demies admitted at Half-price. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

FRIDAY.

To defray Rent and Charges in condor u notice given to the,
respective pa if/7s
On FRIDAY next, the 16th iustaut, a welve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Otki ;Wale-street,
11 Puncheons RUM,
Puncheon RUM SHRUB.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Titus. HAI.r.DWES
and Sox, or to

JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Foster.

Ota_FAhiay next, the 16th instant, at 'Twelve o'clock, at

Priestley, Gritlitßzand Cux's °dice, lizcliange-buildings,
lOU 'tierces Jamaica C.Q+FEE.
Apply to Mr. THOMAS HATTON, JOlle-OV to
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITK, and COX, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

NATIONAL DEBT.

Vie Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury having
certified to the Commissioners for the reduction of the national
debt, in pursuance of the Act 10 Geo.-IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that
the actual surplus revenue of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the
year ended sth day of July, 1835, amounted to the sum of
11,205,493 7s. Old •
The commissioner-5 for the reduction of the national debt
hereby give nothie that the sum of £301,374 Is. 9d. (being one-
fourth part of the said surplus of £1 `. ~493 Is. 02d) will be
applied, under the provisions of the a act(between the 12th
day of October, 1835, and the sth day ti uary, 1833,- to the
following purposes—viz.: •
To the purchase of Exchequer Bills y de t
in pursuance of the Act u 7 Geo. I 0., £250,000 0 0
To be applied to the purchase of Stock 51,374 1 9

301,374 1 9
Add interest receivable on account of dona-
tions and bequests, to be applied to the pur-
chase of Stock

301,518 4 2
S. HIGH AM, Comptroller-General.
National Debt Office, Oct. 7, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Con rn or Bu-
siness of a Cooper, lately carried on at Liv pool, in the
county of Lancaster, under the firm of " Lawr ce and C 0.,"
by ABRAHAM RAWLINSON, late of the same it ce, Merchant,
who died on the sth day of April last, and w ch business has
since the death of the said Abraham Rawl son, been carried
on by me, the undersigned Rtelistio AnotsoN, as the Exe-
cutor-of his will, and for the benefit of his estate, has this day
altogether ceased and determined, and been finally closed.—
Dated this 30th day of September, 1835.

RICHARD ADDISON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

LIVERPOOL MARBLE AND STONE SAW LLS,
CARRUTHER-STREET, VAUXHALL-ROAD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the artnership
heretofore subsisting between us, the under ned THO-
MAS WYLIE, JOHN CARTER, and ALF ED GOOD-
WILLIE, as Marble and Stone Merchants, . Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, under the Firm of Dimas Wylie,
Carter, and Co." and at Dublin under the Firm of " Good-
willie, Carter, arid C 0.," was Dissolved on the Ist day of October
instant by mutual consent, and that all Debts owing to and by
the said Partnership ace to be received and paid by the said
Jonx CARTER, by whom the said Business will in future be
carried o, on his own account, under the style of "John Car-
ter and Co." Witness our hands this 10th day of October,
1b35.

(Signed) THOMAS WYLIE.
JOHN CARTER.
AL
Signed in the presence of John
GOODWILLIE.
Atkinson, Solicitor, Liverpool.s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

SOUTH AMERICA.

LINE OF PACKETS FOIRr.
To sait on the 27th instant, but cannot reee' .e oods unless entered
on or before the 26t
The fast-sailing Br CORA,
7.., J. HUTCHINSON, Master
A 1: 210 tons of register; 'coppered and copper-fas-;
s'' " -. tened, and a very superior conveyance.—For terms of
*freight or passage apply to
JOHN HOLLIWELL, 70, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

NOTICE.

We have made arrangements for giving, in our next
number, on FRIDAY, a circumstantial detail of the
proceedings, and a fall Report of the Speeches at the
annual meeting of the SOUTH LANCASHIRE
CO2VSE RVATIVE ASSOCIATION, in the New
Hall, at Newton, on Thursday next.—Country orders
should be sent on the day previouy to publication.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-13

To sail about the 14th instant.
-Ilier' . For DEMERARA,
The fine first-class Shi L , --,..- -
F.ow.tao DALY. 1 • er;
having superior accommodations for p -engers.—For freight
or passagr app!y to
JOSH. JONES and Co., 9, Eii'hange-alley West.
..........

FOR SALE,
The splendid uew Ship BRITISH KING,
G. L. HUNT, Commander •
----- Burthen per register 637 47-94 toi wilt in frame
by Mr. J. 'Smith, and launched at St. Jo , N. 8., on the 9th
day of July last. She is thoroughly at iipfitavily copper-fasten-
ed, of •the • best: material and workia ship ; and in point of
model cannot be excelled, sailing remarkably fact, (having made
her passage home in.2l days,) and carrying 4pwards of 1150 font
of timber on only
,feet water. Dimensions—length aloft, 135
feet; breadth of beam, 32 feet 2 inches; height between decks,
8 feet; depth of hold, 22. feet 4 inches. Now discharging east
side Brunswick Dock, where applications may be made on
board, to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.'
The B-grrisit KING, if not Sold, will succeed the Scotia,
for St. John's, N.B.

For SALE,
_.
4 / :4
Now on the Stocks ht ak Marypojk% . A remarkably handsome VS-6M" EL,
Of the following dimensions:— ' I for adrneasure-
ment, 97 feet 6 inches ; beam ditto, eet 9 inches ; depth
ditto, 16 feet 8 inches ; and will ad sure about '270 tons.
This vessel is built of African and E 'sh oak, of large scant-:
ling, and will stand at Lloyd's AT for l tears : can be launched
a.l in a month, if required.-For terms 'ply to Messrs. KaLsick
111
WOOD and SoNs, the Builders, ary, rt, or here to
J. NEL ON WOOD and CO.

;1-.:litico by auction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

diency of applying the surplus revenue of the Irish church, after
provi,ling tot the necessary wants of the estabitshinent, to pro-
mote the moral and religious instruction or the Irish people.
(Heim hear.)
Sir R. PEEL rose—Was the noble lord prepared to tell the
house ivilether, if the 'thine acceded to his reselutions and went
into committee, he was ready go so far as to propose any prac-
ti:al plan for carrying those resolutions into eilect? (Cheers
front the minister ial side.)
Lord J. ltussuLi. 'said he was not prepared for that rinestien,
and could not therefore tell what might be done. (clear, hear,
from.the ministerial side.) But if the house went into committee
on the motion then it would be followed up by some other pro-
position. (Hear, hear, from the opposition.)
Mr. FINCH begged to ask of the noble lord
_whether he in-
tended to apply this surplus, if any there was to be, to the reli-
giou4 instruction of the Roman Catholics? (Cheers.)
Lord J. Russura. was silent.

WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA.

Colonel EvA Ns said, having seen a statement in the papers
that the government recognised the independence of Wallachia
and Moldavia, he begged to ask of the noble lord (Mahon) whe-
ther that statement was correct? • In consequence of the policy
lately pursued by this country in regard to Russia, our trade in
the Black Sea was greatly ditnini,lied,ltud our genet al interests
greatly impaired. Would the noble lord lay before the house a
copy of the' regulations that led to that independence, and a
copy of the correspondence between this country and Turkey
relative to Russia's claim on those provinces ? It was a point
on which the earliest information ought to be furnished to par-
liament.

Lord M A nom said if the hon. member had consulted him be-
fore on the subject he might have been prepared to give him an
answer; but at present he would best consult his public duty by
postponing his answer to a titter opportunity.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

imptriat Varitament.

HOUSE- OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25.
(Continued from the STANDARD of Friday.) ,
' NAVY ESTIMATES.
In a committee of supply— •
Lord ASHLEY moved that the sum of £819,115 be granted to
his Majesty for the half-pay officers of the Royal Marines and
Navy up to the 31st of March, 1836.—Agreed to.
Ldrd ASHLEY moved that £522.635 be granted for military
pensions and allowances up to the 31st of March, 1836.—Agreed
to.
Lord As litEY moved, that £219,625 be granted.to his Ma-
jesty to defray the allowances of civil pensions (and other pur-
poses), up to (he-31st of March, 1836.—Agreed to.
SABBATII-DAY'S OBSERVANCE BILL.
Mr. Po oLTER moved the orOor of the day for the second read=
ing of a bill for the better observance of the Lord's-day.
After a short discussion the second reading of the bill was
carried by a majority of 76, and ordered to be committed on
Wednesday (to-morrow).
The witnesses' indemnity bill wont through a committee, and
the report was brought up; but from the tone of voice in which
the proceeuing was conducted between the Chairman and the
Speaker, it was impossible to hear a single word.
The highways bill was read a second time, but we could not
hear the day appointed for the next stage.
' REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
The second reading of the registration of voters bill having
been moved, as we presume, byLord J. Russell,
Mr. WARBURTON deprecated the enormous expense attend-
ant upon opening up the lists before committees, who, under that
bill, if it should pass into a law, would have the power of doing
so.
Lord J. Russer.t. was understood to say that he would not
press the clause to which the hon. member for Bridport objected,
if the sense of the house were against him.
Mr. H. BcrAvEtt thought there were some regulations in the
present measure more unfair than in the former.
A conversation then ensued, in the course of which, while all
agreed in thanking the noble lord for the trouble he had taken
about the bill, Mr. C. Buller and Mr. Aglionby recommended
that it should be referred to a committee up-stairs. Mr. Foster,
Mr. Williams, Lord J. Russell, Mr. Baines, Mr. Rolfe, Mr.
Sheil, Mr. M. Philips, and severaLliun. members whose names
could not be ascertained in the gallery took part in this con-,
yersation.

TITHE CaIIitUTATION (ENGLAND.)
The report of the committee of the whole house on this sub-
ject was brought up. The resolution was agreed to, and a bill
ordered to be brought in pursuant thereto.

TIMBER DUTIES.

The report of the committee on the timber duties was brought
up and agreed to, and a bill ordered to be brought in pursuant
-thereto.

The illegal securities bill was reported, and ordered to be read
a third time to-morrow.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

AS GOVERNESS.

riIHE Friends-of a weliiinformecland intelligent YOUNG
1 LADY• are desirous•of• plating bet,4n a respectable
Family as GOVERNESS. She has just nished her educa-
tion at a first-rile School in London; is well qualified to
take the management of the Younger anches of a Family.
She would be a real acquisition to an Elderly Lady as a Com-
panion. The h ;;hest testimonials and references can be given.
—Apply to X.,STANDARD-OFFICE, Liverpool.

BOARD AN D LODGIN
AYOUNG Gentleman, frwri eighteen wenty-five years
of age, may be accommodated with ARD and LODG-
ING, at the House of a 'Widow Lady, ore there are two or
three other Gentlemen. The situatto is pleasant, and not
more than a.mile and a half front the Exchange. Tetras too-
derate. Applications left at the Office of this Paper will be
attended to.

PARISH OF. LIVERPOOL.
ACCOUNTS WANTED. •
A: LL PERSONS having any demand against the_ Parish
_LA_ of Liverpool, are requested to sentl'in immediately to the
Select Vestry-room, No. 2, Fenycickitrect, a Opera' Account
Of their Claims, made up to the 25th of March, , 1835' that the
same may be examined and paid. .R‘'order,.
JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
Parish=q(fice, Fenteick-street, 23d March. 1835.

WARRINGTON BLUE COAT CHARITY SCHOOL.
IN consequence of the decease of the late Master of the above
named Charity School, a MASTER"and MISTRESS are
immediately WANTED there; they piust be members of the
United Church of England and Iretrid, and the Master must
be capable of instructing..the children educated therein, in the
English language, Writing, and Arithmetic' and in such other
branches of education as the Trustees shall from time to time
think proper and necessary. There are at present forty buys
and girls boarded and educated by- the charity, and about one
hundred and thirty day scholars. The salary is eighty pounds
a year, with suitable residence and maintenance; and a mar-
ried couple without a family would be preferred.—Candidates
desirous of liding the above situations, will be pleased to ad-
dress themselves and their testimonials (if by letter post paid,)
to Mr. NicuoLsoN, Solicitor, Warrington, Clerk to the Trus-
tees.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION PETITION.

The annals of blackguardism afford no parallel in their re-
cords analogous to the lengths to which the parties are going,
in their efforts to stile all inquiry into the details of the late
Dublin election, and to smother all investigation as to the
materials of which the pure and patriotic constituency is com-
posed. Knowing, as we ,do, what disgraceful and disreputable
facts that inquiry must or necessity elicit—knowing the scenes
of flagrant perjury which it must bring to light, and the system
of atrocious intimidation which it must expose—we are by no
means astonished at the efforts making to prevent the develop-
ment. And yet we will confess, that we were not prepared for
the atrocious attempts made to libel the characters and destroy
the credit of the gentlemen who happened to be the securities
for the prosecution of the petition.
By the regulations of the house, officers are specially appointed
to investigate the, solvency and circumstances of those who enter
into recognizances—befoi e this tribunal are objections to be
raised, and allegations sustained, and the decision of these
examiners is final and conclusive. And yet after that decision
had been come to—after every pettyfogging cavil had been
overruled, and every paltry argument defeated—after distinct
and positive evidence had been given that the gentlemen who
had gone security for £5OO, were each worth £20,000 at least—
a libellous and infamous petition is presented to the house,
impugning the Solvency of the parties—solely with a view of
injuring the characters of individuals, and of endeavouring to
protract the commencement of the inquiry. But of so nefarious
a nature was the petition, that the house rejected it with in •
dignant scorn. We greatly regret that the rules of parliament
di not admit of its reception, or that the energetic appeal of
Mr. Shaw for au investigation as to the truth or falsehood of its
assertions could not, agreeably with the usuages of parliament,
be complied with—for then its atrocity who have been made
apparent, and the persons aggrieved been afforded the means
of legal redress against their unprincipled slanderers and
diabolical maligners.
But all this ruffianism will not be without its good results in
the end. It is true that the delay is heaping immense expuse
upon the petitioners, whose witnesses have been for the last ten
days in London; but the cause is not so much theirs as it is
the country's : and we emphatically call now upon our friends in
every part of It eland to contribute towards the fund for prose-
cuting this petition, which will have the effcct, not only of
depriving Messrs. O'Connell and Ruthven of their seats, but
of exposing to the legislature and the empire a system of
fraud and perjury, unequalled in the history of political base-
ness and turpitude.—Dublin Erening Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

STATE OF TRADE.

C OT It TH AIDE, nT LEEDS.—There has been a steady demand
for woollen t►odds during the week, though perhaps not quite to
the extent of the two preceding weeks. The stocks of go in
rthe halls are by no means large; the improved demand is con-
sequently more generally. felt in the manufacturing districts.

HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, on Tuesday, was very well at-
tended; a large quantity of goods was sold, but upon the whole
not so much business teas done as on the previous Tuesday,
BRADFORD MARKET.—There, was a pretty good demand for
manufactured goods, particularly of assorted qualities, but no
alteration in prices. A, good deil of business was done in th c
yarn market, and there was a fair demand for wool upon some-
what improved terms.
BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.—AII our looms 'remain in full
work, and are likely to continue so.
ROCHDALEs 51 A Ficii 23.—There has been a flat market again
to-day. All descriptions of goods were dull of sale; the buyers
wanted them at lower prices, and consequently hut very little
business was done. The wool trade remains steady as to price,
but the demand is very limited.

The gallant Admiral Lord De Saurnaref Completed hit 78th
year on the 11th inst.; Earl Fortescue completed his 82d year
on the 12th inst.; Earl Grey completed his 71st year the 13th
inst.

It is said that Mr. Harcourt, son of the Archbishop of York,
is going to be married to one.of the Ladies Harley, Lord Ox-
ford's daughtet: •
There i 9, we believe, no doubt of the truth of the report
marriage between Lord John Russell and Lady Ribialesdale.
—Cuerier.

THE HUMAN HEART'S EXTEEME.—I was struck with asen-
timent in" Engine Aram " originally started by Go the, and not
long since feat fully illustrated in the writings and death of-the
unfortunate Champavert,--nainely, that not the breast of an in
dividual-hreathing but hides a secret something, which, were it
laid bare to-day, would make you abhor him. I know not if
this be strictly true, but of the converse of the proposition I feel
as convinced as that my pulses beat. If Plato watt right, when,
attempting a definition of the soul, he 'termed it a harmony,
unto which God's own ear listens delighted; sure I. am that, on
the diapason of the heart of every human being, some one re
deeming note must intrude,—some minor third or flat seventh,
deeply steeped in, or, at least, like all the fine and hidden sym-
pathies of our nature, not unallied to melancholy, which, could
it he iliSeerned in its simple and touching reality, might disarm
the hitpirest wrath, of our fellcw creatures, and amalgamated
with a single essential, enforce forgiveness from our Creator,
or there is no truth in the Gospel of Heaven.
Such harmony is in inunottal souls;
But whilst this tuuddy. vesture of decay
Ddth grossly close it 411, we cannot bear-it. :.
—T«s Mate uscripts of Erdley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

'MEW SOUTH WA L?S

To succeed the Oriental.
Ir. For HOBART TOWN and SY DN BY;the fine Liver
_!_1" pool-built Ship RICHARD WALKER, FIDLER,
:grit Comivander; burthen per re;..iristkr 381 tons, sails re-
' l remarkably fast, ei tirely rebupr in 1831, and has an-
Perior acc•nnmodations fur cabin and Steerage Passengers.--
.",
--
hippers may rely on the above vessel being despatched about
'l,e 15th May.FOrlreight or passage apply to Messrs. BOLD
and it usslL, and. Mr. WILLIAM BELL, Brokers; or
JOHN TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

STATE OF TRADE.

CLOTH TRADE AT LEEDS.—There has been a steady demand
for woollen goods during the week, though perhaps 11;4 quite to
the extent orthe two proct4dingweeks. ' 'The stoeUs ergoods in
the halls are by no means large; the unproved demand is con-
sequently mote generally felt in the mannfacturing. districts.
HEDDERSFIELD MArtauT, on'Tnestlav, was very well at-
tended ; a large quantity of goods was sold, but upon thawhole
not so much business was done,as on the previous Tuesday.

BRADFORD MA rt KET.—There was a pretty good demand for
Manufactured goods, particularly 1f assorted qualities,: but no
alteration in prices. A good deal of business was (lone in the
yarn market, and there was a fair demand for wool upon some-
What improved terms.

BARNSLEY LINEN TaAny..—All our looms remain ja fu'd
work, and are likely to continue so.
RockinAL.E., MARCH 23.—There has been a flat market again
to=day. 'All descriptions of goods were (lull of sale; the huyeri
wanted them at lower prices, 41311 'consequently but very little
business was done. The wool trade .remains steady as to price,
but the demand is very liMited,

The gallant Admiral Lord De Saumarez completed hia 78th
year on the 11th inst.; Earl Fortescue completed his 821 year
on the 12th inst.; Earl Grey completed his •flat year the 13th
itAt. •

It is said that Mr. llarcou t, son of the Archbishop of York;
is going to be matried to one thi! Ladies Harley, Lord Ox-
ford's daOhter.
There is, we believe, po doubt of the troth of the reported
marriAyeketween. Lair Jp1P?'134145411 and 'Lady Ititblesdate.

THE HUMAN .14A E T REP.I.II.—I was struck with a sen-
timent in ','Eukitie tam," originally started by Gotbe, said not
long:since fearfully illastvaiothu the.writings and death of the
`unfortunate Qbampavert.-÷maraely, that not the breast of an in
.dividital breathing but bides a secret something, which, were it
laid bare td-ilay, :ittake ,yOu abhor him.. I "know not if
this be strictly tine, but of thPo-fPverse of the proposition I feel
as convinced as that my pulses beat. If Plato was right, when,
it definition •of the soul, he temnecrit• a 'harmony,
unto. which God's own ear listens delighted; pure I ant that, on
'thevliapason of the heart of every human being,• some one re, •
deeming note must intrutie.—some minor third or flat seventh,
deeply steeped in, or, at least, like all the tine and hidden syin-
patiri;•s of our nature, not trnallied to .melancholy, which, could
it be discerned in its simple and touching reality, might disarm
'the liitferte4 Wrath •Of Oaf fellow creatures, and amalgamated
with -a• single essential, •enforce forgiveness from our Creator,
'or-there is no truth in the, Gospel .of Heaven.
Such -harmony is in immortal souls;
'But whilst this muddy vesture of decay
I)oth grossly close it-in, we cannot bear it.
—The ManuffroOirts of Ertaey.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

CRUELTY TO CATTLE AND OTHER ANIAIALS,

' Mr. PE. moved for and obtained leave to bring in a bill to
consolidate and amend acts relating• to the cruel treatment of
cattle and other animals.

LIGHTHOUSIi§.

Mr. Hying called the attention of the house to the report of
the select committee on lighthouses, with the view to their con-
solidation under one management. After going into a detail of
the expenses which these establishments entailed upon the mer-
cantile marine of the country, and stating a variety of alleged
mismanagement, the hon. gentleman proceeded to say that he
thought the expenses of the lighthouses of the country ought to
be placed on the same footing as the consular charges, and those
expenses ought to be defrayed as part of the public burdens
out of the public purse; and he was the snore induced to that
opinion because his Majesty's ships deriving equal advantages
from the lighthouses as the commercial traders, were excluded
from the charges. (Hear.) The committee appointed by the
house had obtained, through the intervention of the noble lord
then at the nead of the foreign department, (Lord Palmerston,)
the ordinances of France, and the regulations of other coun-
tries; and with respect to the information contained in the ap-
pendix to the report, he must say that the example of France
should be followed by levying a similar tonnage duty for the
maintenance of the lighthouses. By such a course he believed
that in this country alt objects in this respect would be accom-
plished for £40,000, instead of £250,000, as was now collected.
(clear, hear.) The expenditure might also he considerably
lessened by an alteration in the mode of keeping the accounts,
and in the manner of their collection. Mr. Hume -Concluded
by moving for leave to bring in a bill to facilitate the consolida-
tion of lighthouses under one management:—Leave given. .
Mr. Biityritaaron moved that the house do adjourn.
Mr. gti...w made some remark which we did not hear.
• Mr. Gis BORNII presented an election petition from Leicester,
stating that the agent had delivered a wrong christian name.
The hon. member gave notice of a motion for this day, (Tues-
day,) in accordance with the prayer of the petition.
Mr. WYr.mobserved that the house could not grant the in-
dulgence asked.
The petition eras brought up.
Dr. Bow ni NG moved that the house do adjourn.
The motion was net put.
Mr. Lavaov presented a petition relative to the election for
the county of Cork, to supply a defect in a former petition
respecting a mistake in a Christian name. lie observed, that
the objection to the petition just presented did not apply to this.
Mr. Re-riivaN, jun.. who had risen once or twice before to
move the adjournment of the house, and was met with cries of
"order," rose again, and, persevering in his motion, the house
adjourned at one o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY.

After some petitions had been presented the Clerk of the
Crown attended to amend the return for the city of Canterbury,
after which Mr. Lushington took the oaths and his seat.
The SPEAKER informed the house that the petitions aguin,t,
the returns for the counties of Cork, Waterford, and Monaghan,
and for the boroughs of Belfast, Newry, and Bandon had been
abandoned.
Mr. R irt,Ey COLBURNE brought up the report of the com-
mittee on the Rochester election petition, continuing the return
of Mr. Law 'lodges.
Lotto JOHN RUSSEL'S MOTION FOR MONDAY.

Lord intiNlit:S;:tl,who had preyiously retired I;ehind the
Speaker's chair, in company with Lord Stanley, having re-
turned,• addressed the house. He said the right hon. baronet
opposite (Sir Peel) asked him the other day to state the out-
lines orthe motion he intended to make to the house on Mon-
day next. What might be the particular course he meant to
pursue on that occasion he was'not prepared to say.. He would,
however, say that he intended to move that the house resolve
itself into a committee fur the purpose of considering the expe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

1-N consequence of the Overflow to all parts of the house last
A night fur Mr. RAYMOND'S BENEFIT, the saute enter-
tainments will be repeated this present TUESDAY the 31st
instant. THE PARIA; ,

OR, TIIR JUDGMENT or TIPPOO.
• Serjeant Delany Mr.' Raymond.
Dickey Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Susan.. Mrs. Raymond. 1 Emily.. Miss Hamilton.
To which will be added the laughable Vaudeville, railed
THE FOUR SISTERS.
Mr. Beauchamp.... Mr. Melville.
Caroline.... Mrs. Ra - nd.
Diana Mrs. ymond.
Eugenia Mrs taymond.
Ellen
After which a new aree, called
PADDY KELLY S BUDGET.
Major Hastings Mr. Melville.
. Paddy Kelly Mr. Raymond.
Mary - Miss Hamilton,. .
SINGING, by Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Raymond, Mr. W. J-
Hammond, Mr. Raymond, &c.
DANCING, by Mad'lles Juliette and Elloise, Miss Fanny
Leclereq and the Brothers Jackson.
Thu whole to conclude with a new Faroe, called
110 W TO GAIN £3OOO. -
Charles Kelso Mr. Melville. i
Muzzy...„ Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Charlotte Mrs. Raymond.
Fanny . Mrs. W. J. Hammond.
Tickets to be had at the Box-office, and at the usual places.

r illE MARQUIS DE MUTt PAPAZURIiI has the
honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool
and its Vicinity that, under the Patronage and Superintend-
ence of a Committee of Gentlemen, w have kindly offered
pile their countenance and support, intends giving
TWO CONC I'S,
At the WELLINGTON Rooms,
the first on TUESDAY next, the 7th of April; the second on
FRIDAY, the 10th Of April.
The names a th 4 Performers will be announced in a future
advertisement.
.Books of Subscription are open at Mr. DANsON'S, and at the
Newspaper Offices, where Tickets will be ready ter delivery iix
a few days.

Subszription for the Two Concerts 1-Is. Os.
Single Ticket

GRAND ORATORIO,
AT THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
THE SEVEN TRUMPETS.

rutiE Nobility, Gentry, and the Pa ic are respectfully in-
_l formed that
THREE SPIRITUA ONCERTS
will take place iu Passtors WEEK, when the Grand Oratorio
of THE SEVEN TRUMPETS, composed by Signor H. J.
I'ANOeMO, will be performed, and "a MISCELLANEOUS
ACT, selected from the Works of Haydn, Handel, eruct others.
The whole will be conducted by Signor H. J. PAKoRSIO, assisted
by. nearly all the COMBINED MUSICAL TALENT in Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

Filo be SOLD, by Pa tvArE TREATY, all that •Preehold
Aviie:l9.l
I
- Piece oIL'AND, with the DWEI.LIN (OUSE there-
r v
on erected, situate on the north side of a ro. leading estward
'from. St. Michael's Church,' Tosteth- r ,to the River hlersey,
called. Mersey-street. containing in, f it thereto 302 feet, and
running in depth from thence backwards, on the west side, 191
feet, or thereabout!, on the east side, along Land of William
Beckv.ith,•Esq.-,•1/4feet 9 ineltei, and' being in breadth at the
back, ettpating land ofJanites Dempsey, Esq., 297:feet 3 inehes,
or thereabouts., : . ..._

The above will be found suitable for building upon, being re-
tired,and near the river, and li.mpiticulars apply to Wi t.t. IA 14
WAIMINC, Solicitor, Feuwick-otieet, Liverpoul, i •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Three o'Clogh.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS;

CORN gXCHANGE.—MoNDAy, MARen 30, 1835.
Notwithstanding that the supplies of each Ankle from
Ireland have been moderate, the Wheat trade has beets
dull throughout the past week, and for the small business
transacted, lower prices have been submitted to. The
sale of Irish Flour has also been limited, chiefly owing
to the large supply of English from our neighbouring
districts. Oats and Oatmeal have each been disposed of
on lower terms. Nu alteration in Beans or Barley.

TUESDAY, Two o'CLocx.
At this morning's market there was rather a better
attendance ; fine Wheati declined Id., and general qua-
lities 2d. per bushel. Oats were Id. per bushel lower
than last week, and Flour fully Is. per sack. • The top
rate of Oatmeal of fine qualities 265. 6d. per load.
The imports of Butter are 3,423 firkins; the demand
h•.s continued dull at a decline of 2s. to 3s: per cwt. on
old,. and 4s. per cwt. on new. Bacon and Pork dull,
with little alteration in other articles.

PRICES.

BEANS, imp. MEM, f d a d
_ Irish .

FLoun, V 280 tbs.
Eng.St Irish sup. 36 0.. 37 0
Do. fine" 3O 0 .. 31 0

Do. seconds 23 0 .. 26 0
1)o. thirds l5 0 .. 18 .0
MEAL, 44? 240 lbs 0 0.. 0 0
Do. new
BRAN, 0241b9 1 1.. 1 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

LONDON LAW REPORT.

COURT OF CHANCERY.—WEDNESDAY.
JUDGMENT—WARREN v. BUHTON.—The Lord Chancellor
gave a very elaborate judgment in this appeal this morning,
stating that he was of the same opinion as his honour the Vice-
Chancellor, that this was not a case of trifling importance;
indeed no question in which the interest of so large and respect-
able a body as the society of Wesleyan methodists were in-
volved could be considered as of a minor importance. His
lordship said the question to be decided embraced only two
points; the first was, whether the district committee had the
power to suspend a minister; and if they had such power whe-
ther they had properly exercised it in this particular instance in
suspending Dr. Warren. In order to arrive at a just conclusion
on these points he would abstain from making any comment on
the conduct of either party in this transaction, and merely go
through the whole of the regulations by which this society had
been governed from the death of the Rev. John Wesley up to
the present time. His lordship then proceeded to go through
all the rules, commencing with the year 1791, and comment-
ing at considerable length on the different hearings each had to
the other, and after again expressing his deep regret that this
unfortunate dispute had arisen, concluded by saying he was
perfectly satisfied that The district committee had the power to
suspend preachers, and that it had legally exercised that power
in the present instance. He was, therefore, of opinion that the
Vice-Chancellor's judgment ought to be affirmed.—Judgment
affirmed. _ _

The crowd which assembled to hear this decision was un-
exampled in the history of courts of justice—it was with great
difficulty that the officers could preserve order, and the interior
of Lincoln's Inn-hall resembled the bustle of the Royal Ex-
change more than a court of justice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SPORTI_VG IArTELLitiENG`g.

The attention of the sporting characters during the week has
been principally confined to the recent changes in the favourites
fur the Derby; there are many enquiries for the odds against
Mr. Ridsdale's Coriolanus, but few offer above 8 to 1 agst him.
Silenus, who has been first favourite for some time, has declined
two points, and is almost without friends. Mc. Robinson's
Stockport finds a few supporters at 3d to 1; the ethers may be
said to be at the London prices. 'Birdlime has had a sight
advance for the Chester Trades' Cup; the same may also be
said of Manchester and Lambkin , • whilst Solon and Cardinal
are entirely out of the betting.
CIIESTIin TRADES' Cue, p.p.-7 to 2 agst Birdlime (taken ;.)
4 to I agst Abbas Mirza. (off ;) 8 to 1 agst Manchester, 8 to 1
agst Lambkin, 10 to 1 agst Red Rover, 12 to 1 agst Giovanni,
12 to 1 agst Lucinda, 14 to I aget Buccaneer, 15 to 1 agst Rat-
catcher,. 16 to 1 aget Fearnhurst, 18 to 1 agst Nell Gwynne-
THE Disnay.-9 to l agst Coriolanus (taken;) 10 to 1 agst
Silenui (lake 11;)) 12 to I agst Pucelle (off ;) 12 to 1 egg Ascot
(lakel3 a 12 to 1. apt Darioletta; 13 to 1 agst Leopoldine.;
18 to 1 agstilbrahim (take 20;) 20to 1 agst Luminary (taken;)
30 to 1 agst Mundig, (tk;) 30 to 1 agSt Koubstick (off;) 30 to 1
agst Bee-in-a-Bonnet (tk ,••) 32 to l agst Philosopher (taken ;)
33 to 1 ast Cameleopard 4O. to 1 agst Curtius (t aken ;)50 to I
agat Operator; 4 to 1 against Mr. Ridsdale's lot (take 9 to 2;)
6 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's lot (tk;) 1000 even betting between
Ibrahim and Luminary ; 6 to 5 on Knobstick against Bee-in-a-
Bonnet (taken.)
Tne OAKS.--4 to 1 agst Preserve (tk ;) Bto 1 agst Hester;
8 to 1 agst Eva (take 1U to 1 ;) 12 to 1 agat Her Majesty (tk;)
15 to 1 agst Adela (20 to 1 taken.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

Ott *alt.

. CONSTANTLY ON SALE,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and,,,SALTED OX
• H IDES, of heavy and light ghts,
in quality equal to any.ever imported fr the River Plate ; the
Salted Hides being free from flesh an salt, well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—Apply to GEO. BARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.

RED and YELLOW P E,
Deliverable at the several ports in Chal Bay, alp Miratnichi,
and Richibtieto. J. NEL NVV OD and Cu.

For Exportation,
A quantity of New HAY, packed by ydraulic Press.
Shippers can be furnished with a regul supply by application
to THOS. TATTERSALL, La -lane, Old hall-street.

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 ACCOUNI-BOOKS, Ruled to
any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allo mg the full
amount of Excise Drawback on Goods
for Exportation;
Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tis es, Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing, and Sheathi PAPERS,
and MILLED.BO D;
Hand-made TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &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
LINES; Grumet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING
LINES; Tea Chest. Orange. Crate, Bale, and
Box PACKING. CORDS.
W. W. ARCHIBALD, ManufkictorT, Birkenhead, Ware-
house Removed from No. 18 to Na. 9, Goren Piazzas, entrance
in Branswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

On TricasnAy, the 9th of April next, at we've o'clock, in
- Duncan and Ewing's Bonded Yard, ' anhope-street,
.250 Logs and Gui-ls St. Domingo AHOGANY,
Being the entire cargo, and now landin' ex Amelia.—Apply to
Mr.,loc HA n D. HA Li.,thlerebant., or to
DUNCAN until:WING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

LivEttrooL corroN MARKET. •MAReH 27.

We hare had an extensive demand for. Cotton throughout the week
until to-day. the inquiry having in a great muesureaubsided, but our
market closed firmly, at an advance of id to Id lb oil Brazil, and
41" lb In other rlkeriptions. Speculators have taken 7,500 Amen-
can, 2,200 Surat, and 1,000 Brazil and exporters 1,250 American, and
1,400 Surat. 204 Demerara are advertised for publ,c sale on Friday
next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

MARRIED.

On Saturday, the 2lst instant, at the Collegiate Church. Manchester,
Mr:-Juseph Marsden, of Arthwicit, to Mist Louisa Irlarsdeo, of Stock-
port.

On Sunday, the 22(1 instant, at Brompton, near London. aged 46,
Robert Waithman, Esq., eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Waith—
man, M. P.

On Monday, the 23d instant, at the same place, Mr. John Knight..
of Denton, to Miss Rebecca Goodwin, a( the same place.
Same day, Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, of Bury, to Mary, youngest
daughter of Mr. James Bothwell, cotton-maaufaetnrer, of Tottington.
On Tuesday, the 24th, instant, at Prestwich, Mr.. James Hey wood.
to Mrs. Gilchrist, of the Dog and Partridge, both of Bolton.
'On Wednesday last, at the same place., by the Rev. Joshua Lingaril,
M.A., R. G. Duck, Esq., of Manchester, barrister-at-law, to Sarah
Ellen, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Jos. Battertleld, of Ardwick.
On Wednesday last, at Emberton, Blicks, by the Rev. IL S. Rich—
mond, A.M., John Douglas,'eltiest son of Major Close, Royal Artillery..
to Katharine, fourth daughter of the late Rev, Legh Richmond. rector.
of Turvey, liedfur&hire.

awe day, at Astbury„ Mr. G. Beech, cabinet-maker. to Aim. ekirie
daughter of Mr. William Peover, Sandbach.
Same day, by the Itev: B. Dppenheim, M r. B. Valentine, of London,
to Rosa, second danhter of Mrs. Nathan, Duke-street.
On Thursday last, at the collegiate Church, Manchester, lir. Daniel
Daniel Kenyon, to Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of /Wimp.
Same day, at the same place, Mr. James Buckley, of Saddlevrorth,
merchant, to Miss Amelia Kay, of Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

awl 'N'4tirts'.

it
tier RS.'NOTICE TO • CREDU S.
THE creditors of JOHN TUIsIST A:, Lae of Huyton, in
the; county of LanCaster, butch , deceased, anti iitti6 hate
substantiated their respective' eta' s to the satisfactiiin orthe
surviving executor, may. receivee .diyidelid. on - the amount
thereof, by :11)13 tug on any Monday or Friday in the month of
April next, between the hours of twelve and' tw,i, nt 'the otHre
of'3lr. GEURGt WORTHINGTON, • SOlieito, Chapel'\Valks, Li-
verpool:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

Enourante Noticto.

,
A HIGHLY-RESPECTABLE LIFE NSURANCE
li. COMPANY, in London, is desirous of Establishing
AGENCIES in the Principal Towns .of E and, who will be
allowed a Liberal Commission on all Busine they may procure.
Gentlemen wishing such an appointment will please mention,
their Profession, with satisfactory references as to their respec-
tability to some Person in London, arldressing their applica-
tions post-paid)( to Mr. W. H. BRUCE, Stationer, No. 1, Trump-
street, Cheapside, London.

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,
429, STRAND, R,IMI 21, CORNHILL, LONDON.
Instituted, 1799.
PERSONS Insured at this old-establis d Office, whose
Premiums fall due at LADY DAY, a respectfully re-
quested to renew the same within fifteen ys from. the 25th
instant.
AGENTS FOR LIVERPOO .

GERALD ATKINSON and TOWNLEY,
No. 5, Water-street, adjoining the Bank.
Receipts for Policies effected through the late Agencies
of Mr. B. H. DOWNING and Mr. J. C. MOH NALL respectively,
lying as above, of which those concerned will please take
Notice.
A large dry CELLAR to be LET, fit for the WINE and
SPIRIT TRADE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

kinporto.

AFRICA.
Mary Ann, Brown, fm Africa, with 529 cks palm oil, 45 elephants'
teeth, 1 Are retd goods, C Horsrall— Dk
Mexico, 'Storer, fin Sierra Leone, with 205 logs teak timber, sht 3.5
t camwood, 20 cks palm oil. 30 elephants' teeth, 3 eks quip copal, 100
bits arrowroot, 100 bags pepper. 20 bags ginger, P H Langley—Q Dk

SOUP TT AMERICA.
Sophia, Eskelliy, fin Costa Rica, with 314 erns indigo, 409 erns co-
chineal, OA 3 t sarsaparilla,, 1020 o and. c hides, 329 bags coffee, 110 t
8 Nicaragua wood, 3cs turmeric, 3cs arrowroot, 2 bxs specie, stns
lead orde, 6 t M.o'P shells, Order—P llk
Tamesi, Masters, fin Tampico, with 112 t fustic, Watson, Bros and
co—aht 1 t bullocks' horns, W Watson-1 tilk cwetents unkn, Order
—0 Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-31

rni DAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 3d of April, at Twelv; o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office, Dite4treet,
17 Serons Guatimala 1/WIGO:
Ex Sophia--Apply to Messrs. ft Atirsclllti and Co., Merchants,
or to JONES, MANN; and FOSTER, Broker:

:04 FRIDAY next, the 3d of April, at Twelve o'illock, at T. and
H. Little'tale and Co.'s•Office, Exchang6-buildings,
56 Serous Guatimala INDJ,4O,
10 Ditto COCHINE.A.V,
Ex Sophia, from Puuta Arenas.—For particulars apply to
Messrs. W. TnoslPSort and Co., Merchants, or.
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

, .
On FRIDAY next, the 3d of April, at Twel.v6 o'clock, at Win.
Nevett's Office, liumfm,cl &cot,
Ie D 220 Serous Guatimala IGO,
Ex .Sophia, from Potiti-ArenaS. Stkples may be seen at
Messrs. M. W. LiNno and Co.'s, 155, kenehurch-street, Lon-
don. —Apply to WILLIAM NE,VHTT, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 3d April, at TwVo'clock, at Buchanan
and Bi'owne's Office, 0 all-street,
20,00) Whangee CA.' ES,
3 Tons CHINA ROOT,
• Ex Belhaven, from Canton.
13UCH.ANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

• On FaIDkY next, the 3d of April, at T elve o'clock,
100 Bags Sea Island TON.
20. Bags Stained do. S
Apply to ' LEA and WADD NGTON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next. the 3d April, at E. W,' Jackson's Office,
Titnhgeibisahrn-street,
200 Quarters E
F
40 Inds. new New York LAXSEED.
E. W. JACKSON, Broker.