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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

NEWARK.

Mr.liaiLlley has, retired from the representation of this bo-
rough, aril in ad prooability • Mr. W. E. Gladstone and Mr.
Sergeant Wilde will he returned without opposition. Mr.
Gladstone is, without exception, one of the most talented young
men who entered the last parliament. Several of his speeches
manifested research and ability of the highest order; and in
listening to his admirable addresses we are equally charmed with
the graceful elegance of his manner and the polished eloquence
of his style. We hail his appointment as one of the Lords of
the Tteasury with peculiar pleasure. Another well-tried con-
servative ought to be Mr. Gladstouc's colleague fur.Newadx.
Nottingham Journal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

METROPOLITAN ELECTIONS.-WEDNESDAT

CITY or •LoNnori.---Aldernian Wood,. Pattison, Grote, and
Crawford, four radicals, have been returned.
M AII Y-LE-BONE.—That unfortunate gentleman Sir William
Horne, who.was choused out of the Attorney-Generalship, will
lose his seat. The winning candidates are Sir Saml. Whalley
and one of the Bulwers. We really do not know which, and
what is more we do not care.
SOLITHW AR K. —llas done itself the honour of returning that
immaculate reformer Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey, together
with Mr. Humphrey, who sat for this borough in the last par-
liament.

The elections for the Tower Hamlets, Finsbury, Westminster,
and Lambeth, commenced polling yesterday, Thursday.

LATEST- STATE OF THE POLLS.

MANCHESTER, YESTERDAY.

The polling commenced this morning at ten o'clock, and was
continued with much spirit throughout the day. At the close
at four o'clock the numbers stood thus : _ •

Thomson . 2147
Philips. 1966 '
Braidley • 1503
Wolselev. 289
The friends of Mr. Ifraidley are still sanguine of success.

SALFORD, YESTERDAY.
The poll also commenced in this borough to-day. At the
close the numbers were declared to be as follows:
Dugdale 380
Brotherton 609

ROCHDALE, YESTERDAY.
The election for this borough terminated this afternoon in the
return of Mr. Entwistle, of Foxholes, the conservative candi-
date.
BURY.
Mr. Walker returned. No contest.

OLDHAM-.
Mr. William Cobbett and Mr. John Fielden returnel with-
out oppositiou.

WARRINGTON.
John Ireland Bhckburne, Esq., (conservative) returned,
Mr. Hindley having resigned.

WIGAN.
Yesterday the poll closed as follows :
Kearsley 207
Potter l9l
Standish 166

ASHTON.—YESTERDAY.
The polling commenced this morning. At three o'clock in
the afternoon the numbers were—
H indley 72
Helps 51
Colonel Williams 4l
Mr. Hindley is the same gentleman who opposed Mr Black-
burne at Warrington. We have since heard that Colonel Wil-
liams has resigned in bis favour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

1111URSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 15th of instant, at twelve o'clock,
in the Bonded Yard, Barrington-stretit,
235 Logs Honduras MAII00; Y,
Just landed, being the entite cargo of t iza, Capt. Bouch,
direct from the Ba
72 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, .rt
17 Logs Havana CEDAR,--
4t)2 LANCEWOOD SPARS,
Imported in the George Gordon, ex Jamaica, and just landed
55 Logs Havana CEDAR,
Imported in the Manchester, and just landed;
36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD,
Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa;
75 Logs of ANGICO WOOD,
Lately landed per" Niagara, ex Paraiba,
By order of the Importers,
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS.

jr- Chartered in consequence of the TRENTON nophavir g
rqs arrived..
To sail on. the 10th instant,
The ST. LAWRENCE, Captai RACE.
—Vor freight or passage apply to
IqAURY, LAT AM, and Co.
Tile ST. LAWRENCE will be succ dby the TREN-
TON, Captain Dsvis.
The CHATHAM, Captain Woo D, to sail 25th January.
The PLYIIOII.III, Capt. CROCKER, to sail 10th February.
They are all first-class Ships, nearly new, and duriug the
spring other vessels of equal quality wilt follow, to complete the
line.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the respective
consignees, MAURY, LA'I HAM, and Co.
T. and J. D. THORN.ELY.
CHAS. HUMBERSTON and Co.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

LEEDS.—CLOSE OE THE POLL.
Beckett 1941 Tory

Baines -
Wm. Brougham

-1794 Whig
-1666 Whig

LEICESTER.
'Half-past one, second day, and no voters coming to the

•Goulburn
Gladstone

.146 S Tory
.1451 Tory

Evans

Ellis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

WEST ICiDIES.

Will clear an Saturday, the 10th in nt, and sail firs
fair wind
AP. For KINGSTON, JAMAI , the ROCKET,
EDWARD NORMAN, Commathier.
THOMAS HATTON, Juu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

WESTMORELAND.

• KEN DAL, Jan. 4--A dirty attempt to create annoyance in this
county, will now be made by the w'ligs. After it had been
given out by them that no opposition would, be offered to the
election of Lord Lowther and his brother, the Colonel, they
have at the last moment started Mr. Barham as a candidate
against the late members. This is very characteristic as a
whit mance•ivre, but it will do no harm beyond what is inse
parable from a vexatious contest; as from the state of the
registry Mr. Barham has not the slightest chance.

ST..kFFORDSfiIIin

It is now said, that ten or eleven members out of fifteen re-
turned for this county, (including Dadley, which, like Tam-
worth, is on the border, and partly in two counties,) will support
the Governinent. It is pretty welt understood th,it SirJ. Wrot-
tesley, Bart., (South,) and Sir Oswald Mosley, (North) will not
puSh reform principles farther than Lord Stanley did. It is
reported that, if, after the canvass in Liverpool, there be any-
thing doubtful in 'Lord Sandoq's position there, he will imme-
diately be put in nomination for North Staffordshire, and, if he
be nominated, his return is certain. Further, if Lord Sandon
come forward, J. W. Russell, Esq., will be his colleague on the
conservative interest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

AVERAGE PRICE

SD SD
'Waterford, new... 64 0' 83 0

lloTerain tr.B 0 .. 70 0
Carlow,
Limerick C6 0 .. 68 0
Bel fast 74 0 .. 78 0
Derry 6B 0.. 70 0
'Cork, 3ds, dry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

HORSHAM.

The nomination took place here to-day at one o'clock. Each
candidate %% a s attended by his friends. Mr. Hurst was nomi-
nated by W. Rickwood, Esq., and was seconded by Mr. Geo.
Dawson. Sir Timothy Shelley, Bart., proposed Thos. Broad-
wood, Esq., of Hohnbush. The nomination was seconded by
Pitfold Nledwin, Esq. The candidates then addressed the
electors and assembled multitude amidst much tumult. On a
show of hands those in favour of Mr. Broadwood greatly predo-
minated; and the returning officer declared that the choice had
fallen on that candidate; on which Mr. Padwick, the profes-
sion it agent of Mr. Hurst, demanded a poll, which will com-
mence to-morrow at nine o'clock.

HASTINGS.
The mayor has declared the show of hands in favour of the
Right Hon. Joseph Planta and Howard Elphiustone, Esq.

SANDWICH.
DEAL, JAN. s.—This being the day appointed for the nomi-
nation of the new members to be returned to Parliament for the
borough of Sandwich, the following candidates appeared on the
hustings, and were severally put forward by their respective
friends, and nominated; viz.:—Mr. Samuel Grove Price (C ) ;
Rear-Admiral Sir H. Owen, Bart. (C.) ; and Captain Sir Tho-
mas Troubridge, R.N. (R.) A vast number of the electors and
other persons from Ramsgate, Deal, Walmer, and their vicini-
ties assembled on the occasion, and the addresses made by the
two former were so satisfactory. from their manliness and sound
doctrines, as to bring forth.universal bursts of applause; while,
on the latter addressing himself, he was assailed repeatedly with
much ill-humour. The election commences to-morrow: of the
issue no doubt exists of the success of Mr. Price, while the
friends of the admiral entertain strong hopes of success.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

oi;PR ICA

W Norris.

265 George Canning, K,Afrie,*

BAST INDIES AND CAPE OF Goon tiorß.

Taylor, Potter aud co, 428 John Taylor, P, Bombay
WEST INDIES, SCC.
F F Gibbs, 148 Marion Watson, G, St Thomas, and St
Kitts•

Ashleys, or J N Wood, 200 Martin, K, Barbados ---
J Logan, 21$ Nee. F:el4 Souligny, G., Demerara
J Poole and co. 124 Aurora, K, MaraLa-bo and Ma.
(Entered ltttli Dec. for Maracaibo only) (deira
soUTA AMERICA.
A Parlane. or 0 High- 311 Dryope, P, Maranham
Held,
W and J Tyrer, 201 Sarah Birkett, G, Buenos Ayres
Ashley Bros, 237 Amelia, P, Monte Video and
Buenos Ayres
Kers, Imrie and co, 229 Donald, P. Carthagena
Do, 314 Rowena, P, Pernambuco

UNITED STATES.
Maury, Latham and co, 460 St Lawrence, 7, Boston
Wainwright and Shiels, 497 Louisa, P, New York
A Parlane, 399 Asia, B, New Orleans
J Holt and co, 3721 Combatant, B, Mobile

BRITISH AMERICA.
Gibbs, Bright and co, 545 Victoria. B. St John, N B
Do, 467 Frederick, B, Do

SPAN ANT) PORTUGAL.
T Martin and Son, 172 Oporto, K, Oporto
Aikin and co, or J G W 9 Prowler, 8, Do
Cotesworth and finiith. 92 Gern..K. . Lisbon
J Fearon, 11l Piqrict,
.81, . Cadiz

MEDITIMRANICAIi.
Fianna and lonnl, 252 Mischief. (1, Genoa and Leghorn
Bibby & co, or Bahr, 114 St Peter, 0, Naples end Palermo
P It M'Quie, 377 Kingston, P, Constantinople and
Odessa
T Ifampson, 100 Lady Frances, P, Naples and Messina
M'Nair and Dutton, 127 Royal William, 8, Malta, Beirut, and
(Entered 26th Nov. for Beirut and Alexaadretta only) (Alexandretta

C L Balr.
Do,

EUROPE.
Union. Q. • Ostend
Leopold First, Q, Antwerp

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA

. _
Christina, Flogarth,,fm Dogmas, with 2Q .bds sugar, Sandhach,
Mile and co-28 do, .T Bolton-20 do, S Mackay-40 do, Wilson and
Cort-40 do, Lucas and Cook-27 do. 16 piis molasses, 1 brl shrub, II
Porter-25 pns mol asses,'T'lmd 11 Murray--3011 s sagar, 14 pns rum,
18 pns molasses, D Waterhouse-710 pns rum, Ocder-1 do, said Mas-
ter-22 bales cotton, D Sutton, jun-119 lids 97 brim sugar, M Lucas-
-2 hrls do; said Master—l dq., 26 grevn- heart planks, J Winder and co
—3 pkgs ietd goods, 1 bz pickles, 2 demijohns lime"juice. 2 hmprs
plants, G Booker and co-1 bx preserved ginger, Ibx pickles, Cap-
tain'Taggart—G Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

HULL.

Caruthers, tory 1646
-Hutt l3lB
" Who's the traitor ?" man

BEVERLEY.
Hogg and Sykes have walked over the course. Hogg is a
conservative. Sykes a whig.

HALIFAX

This election has terminated well. The Hon Stuart Wortley
has beaten Protheroe, the Bristol radical. When our account
left, the defeated party were rioting.

COUNTY OF YORK.—NonTii
The Hon. William Duncnmbe and Mr. Walker, both con-
servatives, will be returned without opposition.

RIPON.—WEDNESDA V.
General Sir Charles Dalbiac and Mr. Pemberton, both con-
servatives-, have this day been returned.

PONTEFRACT.

"Honest Jack Gully" and Lord Pollington were elected on
Tuesday. Mr. Raphael, one of the present sheriffs of London
is the defeated candidate.

CHESTER.
The old members, Lord Robert Grosvenor and Mr. John
Jeriis, the barrister, will be returned without opposition.

WREXHAM.
Wilson Jones, a good tory, is returned.

DENBIGHSHIRE.
Bigot, a good tory, will -be returned. Bidduiph, the Whig,
retires.

LITCHFIELD.

Anson
Scott
Finch

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18ii

BRISTOL.—FIRST DAY, TUESDAY.
(From our own Correspondent.)
Vyvyan
Niles
Bailie

11o1,4ouse
We have infinite pleasure in einveying to you tile result of
our zealous efforts in support of conservative principles,—the
true interest of our king and country.
We have been roused to the struggle and have proved our-
selves true to the cause. I our feelings will respond to the high
gratification we derive from this glorious manifestation of public
opinion in this city and neighbourhood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

trA be

FllO be• LET, with immediate possession, two WARE.
it. HOUSES in Vertiou-street, cm/Bonded, the other Free
For Terms and other PartieulariPaMily to WILL. NEVELT,
Broker.

rilo be LET, with immediate possessi. ~ a SPIRIT VAULTS
with a good HOUSE, near th• north end of Prince'
Dock, and now undergoing a thor h repair, very well w“rth
the attention of any person desiro f going into the Spirit
Business.—Apply at the Standard-4 s• e.

MO be LET, a new WAREHOUSE ith Comptin,g-houses
complete,_ situate in Ironmonger tie, close to tine Rail-
way. Also, BONDED and FRE IWOMS, at tho King'.
Dock.—Apply to JOHN MONTGODI ;.King's Dock.
Who has on SALE, a handsome,opert Four-wheeled CAR-
RIAGE, drawn by one or a pair og4lAses. May be seen at
FAlticLouGn's, Wavertree.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

BARNSLEY.

Mr. Lascelles.has disappointed us but at the last meeting
at Wakefield, on Thursday, Becket Denison, Esq., brother to
the present Budge Advocate, was proposed es a candidate fur the
West Riding. We are very- sanguine of success.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

Zteam IsTabigation.

'GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMP Y.
Foreign Packets.
THE GENERAL STEAM IGATION
COMP A-N Y'S first-rate a perior PACK-
,
grs leave the CUSTOM-H SE, LONDON,
for—
lIAMBURGII, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed.
nesday and Saturday Morning, returning every Wednesday
and Saturday.
ROTTERDAM, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed-
nesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven precisely, returning
every Wednesday and Saturday.
ANTWERP, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice,
as Mows :
From London. From Antwerp.
Friday. January 16 Tuesday January 20
Monday...... January 26 Friday January 30
At Eight o'clock in the 'Morning.
OSTEND, every Saturday Moraing,, returning every Tues-
day night.
CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, returning every Wednes-
day Nkght.
Applications for frei'ht, on the. Rotterdam and Antwerp
stations, to be made to Alessi's. DE BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent,
141inories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-
lane, Tower-street. Information may also be obtained from
Messrs. EI A L Wharfingers, Custom-house Quay; Mr. SCATES,
A.gent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK,
Agent, Brighton ; Messrs. C WIE and S. N, Foreign Newspaper
Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand ; Mr:C(ll.l,ll,x, 61, Charing-
Cross; Mr. UNDER wool), 56, Haymarket; at the Spread Eagle,
Regent Circus, Piccadillt ; and at the Office of the Company,
69; Loinbard-stret.
Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and
Excursions.

• CA
General Steam Navigation comH
panS. BESSELL, Secretary.
69. Lombard-street, London. y,

A constant supply
Pontypool TIN PLATES and
Apply to JONES, Agd

(Loftus A WY,.
.NN, 8;,,V1-0 R,

CONSTANTLY ON SA ,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DItY a SALTED OX
HIDES, of heavy and light eights,
in quality equal to any ever imported fr the River Plate ; the
Ltlteil hides being free from flesh an It, well trimmed, and
invariably Without injury from heat.— pply; y. pi:o. BAnKEIt
and Co., or to SAMUEL LArONE, 10, Tv barn-street,

itj 1 ....
The new Barque DIB DI 570 Tons.
The new Brig AIAL ,297 Tons.
• I.+ Both 'Vessels are carefully bt tof oak, and copper-
' fastened; their equipments a stores are of the very
'best matßri;4ls; they are lying in Brunswick Dock.—For in-
ventories, St:c. apply to DUNCAN GIBB.

, .
The fine Schooner CERES, near new, 94 tons
...A.,_ per register. (has had 150 tons act weight on board
......1W - to sea,) built at Gainshro'. satl/fled u her first voyage
in May last ; she is stout built, at of the best materials,
and well finished in her hull, is flan. ed with abundance of
?tpores of the first quality, sails reinar ibly fast, having made
her Pais ages when few other -vessels 14,—Por further parti-
culars a pply to RAYNES and CRAM, 32, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

THUUSDAY.

The result of the election was proclaimed at two o'clock yes-
terday at the Town-ball, when Lord Saudon and William. Ewart,
Esq., were declared to be the sitting members. The numbers
who voted fur the several candidates were as follows:
Lord Saudou 4,407
William Ewart Esq.
Sir Howard Douglas, Bart.
Junes Morris, Esq.
Three cheers followed the announcement of Lord Sandon's
return, but out a single sound expressive of satisfaction followed
that of Mr. Ewart, who, although present. was obliged to con-
tent himself with receiving the congratulations of a litlle levy
of radicals who accompanied him to the Town-hall.
During the polling un Wednesday there was a beautiful dis-
play Of the spirit of liberalism in the person of Mr. H. Earle.
Bunnell, an elector, in consequence of his inability to walk
to the front of the bustings, caused himself to be carried to the-
Town-hall, and requested permission to be taken through the
lobby.of that building into the hovel which Mr. W. Earle so
eloquently alluded to on Monday, in order to record his vote.
This concession to Mr. Bunnell's physical incapacity was ob-
jected to by Mr. H.. Earle, possibly as unconstitutional, although
we rather incline to the opinion that no objection would have
been raised, hut for a suspicion which perhaps arose in Mr.
Earle's mind, that zeal like Mr. Bunnell's is generally exhibited
in a good cause. The Mayor granted the request, and Mr. •
Bunnell voted for the candidates he most approved of. Mr.
Thomas Bolton appeared ashamed of his friend Mr. Earle's
lkerality, which, he observed, "was going rather too far."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.-FREDAY, JAN. 9, 1835.

We have but a mcderate supply, fresh up, of most ar•
tides, for this day's market; there are, however, a good
many vessels expected, and as we have now a change of
wind, we may anticipate a more liberal show of samples
early next week.

The limited amount of business which has been trans-
,acted this week may be accounted for in a great degree
' by the excitement which has prevailed in consequence of
the elections at this place and in the neighbourhood.
We have no-alteration to notice in the value of Wheat,
which has brought, in general, the rates of Tuesday--;
4d to 5s Gd for fair runs of r.d Irish, 5s 8d to 5s 10d
for superior samples; good white from Gs 3d to Gs Gd
per '7olbs.
Several lots of Scotch Malting Barley have been dis-
'Dosed of at 3s 10dto 4s 3d per 601bs, as in quality ; there
is but little English on sale, at 35s to 36s per quarter.—
Malt finds occasional buyers at 58s to 62s for the better
qualities; other sorts are difficult to quit.

Beans and Peas are unvaried in value. Good West
of Ireland Oats may be still purchased at 3s per 451b5.,
some of extra fine quality are held for 3s ld, but no great
progress can be made. Flour and Oatmeal are both
,heavy of sale at our last quoted rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

PETERBOROUGH.

- - -
The conservatives have raised their banner in the ancient city
of Peterborough, and are contesting with Earl Fitzwilliam whe-
ther or not he shall preserve his dear-bought borough influence
in all its rottenness. The loud and anxious demands, made by
the gentry, tradcsfolks, and commoners for a third man of con-
servative principles have occasioned the present contest. Nor
is this to be wondered.at, seeing that the clergy, who have been
overlooked by the noble lord in the hour of his pride and domina-
tion, are well known and esteemed to be the steady and con-
tinued friends and supporters of every tradesman and public im-
provement in the city. Their possessions, then, are equal to
thn§e of the haughty house of Milton ; but these, too, have of
late- years been forgotten and unrepresented. The conservatives
have chosen :Walker Ferranti, Esq., of Harden Grange, near
Bingley, Yorkshire, for their champion, and gone into battle
determined to fight it out inch by inch, and with such a spirit in
their good cause we,see not how they are to fail. 'threats and
cajoling, if,such are resorted to by the whig party, can have little
influence here. The one we triist our friends are superior to, the
other has made so many dupes already that Sir Robert Heron
must discover some new and more cunning mode of management
before his broten promises can again pass current. It is against
Sir Robert, and the declared enemy of the church, that the pub-
lic indignation has been roused, and whom it is resolved to
cashier, if possible.
Tuesday is fixed for the nomination, and we trust, in our next,
most confidently to announce Walker Ferranti, Esq., second, if
not first, on the poll. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

eoaotttor.

To sail in a few dal
#2, For GLASGOIN, the fine A 1 INDUS; Captain
1
WILLIAM HAGART.—For ton -e., apply on board
west side Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

Will tail as -soon as the tides tell ermit, and can only
take light Let.
" For CALCUTTA direct, ti A 1 Liverpool-built
..:44./V:; Ship ANN LOCKE.ILI3.Y aptain JOHNSON • bur-
• then 365 tons; lying in P ce's Dock.—For freight
or passage apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS.

VSPor BOMBAY, the Ship A IQUIS, JouN
" Master; she will have ear espatch.—Fur freight pr
_;-%4' passage, hiving splendid coatinudations, apply ou
board, Brunswick Dock, u to DPNCAN GA1313.

To sail in a fe days.
For BONI AY,
`WifeThe fine Ship WILL IN TURNER, CHARLES
LLITtiH, Commander; bar en 488 tons; now on her
second voyage; has a spacious pool and roost splendid accom-
modations, and carries an experi cod surgeon.—For freight
or, passage apply on hoard, Prince's Dock - toAMessrs. FER-
.GUSSON, MILLER and Co., or to BOLDAnd RUSSEL..

For CALCUTTA, and underil6 eny ernent to sail on the
5 20ilt Jaaaary, full or not full,— he regular trading
*:: Sk; and newly-armed Ship WIN " CALL
FISHER, Commander; 320 s, A -1, British-built,
and coppered. This vessel is now iyt in Prince's Dock; has
about three-fourths of her cars° already engaged, and the owners
warrant prompt despatch.—l, or freight or passage apply to
W.M. FISHER and SON, 2, Cable-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

Ebitcatfon,

LOGIERIAN SYSTEM OF MU !CAL EDUCATION.
J.
THOMSON most respe ully announces that his
ACADEMY will be RE- ENED on MONDAY, the
lath instant.
1, Great George-street.

SEMINARY FOR GENERA/4 EDUCATION,
16, NoRToN,STREET, LivERPoOI,.
THE Parents of the Pupil* of is Establishment and the
iiii
Public:are respectfully info _d that the Business of the
School will he resumed on -Aloisin next, the 12th instant, at
Niue o'Cluck a.m.
GEORGE ST ES, Master.
FRENCH AND SPANISH LAN AGES, AND
MATHEMATIC .
s
11,1 R .tolw' InDt ii.aLt h ri
se s? er ci:stafitiell.
'fustianit,ft) t., s 1 1 iett
the nhabol bviet all! !al
~otif
atghei ss
and Mathematics will be Resumed the 12th instant.
Schools are attended by hkr. V. o thepal terms.
18, Knight-street.

MR. M. HERRING her leave to announce, that his
BOARDING ACADEMY I REOPEN on MONDAY,
the 19th instant, at 5, IVY-STREET lIIKENHEA D. For cards
and particulars apply at Messrs. oss and, NIGHTINGAL
Booksellers; Lord-street. .
ORFORD HALL, WAR GTON. •
ifyIISS'ES RIGG and FISHWIC eg to announce that
their ESTABLISHMENT w' I be ItE.OPEN ED for
the reception of Young Ladies ouT the2Oth Jan., 1833.
Orford Ilan, Dec. 22, 1831.

BRUCH HALL SCHOOL, NE WARRINGTON,
IvILL be RE-OPENED 0 Tuasuar, the 200
- January, , 1835.
Brush Hull, Dec. 23, 1834.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

STOCKPORT.

Owing to the dispute which lately existed in Chester be•
tween the sheriffs, from whom the returning officer of this place
receives the writ, the nomination for this borough will not take
place until Monday next. The polling Commenees en the two
following days. The candidates are Major Marsland (a con-
servative), Edward Davies Davenport, Esq., and Henry Mars-
land, Esq., (a unitarian). The major and Mr. Marsland are in
no way related.

LEEDS.—WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 7.
(From our own correspondent.)
Close of the first day's poll
Sir John Beckett 1395
Mr. Edward Baines 1298
Mr. William Brougham 1234
Sir John Beckett's election is quite secure. Baines and
Brougham's are nearly all split votes. Beckett's are all
plumpers. We go to the poll again iu the morning, and before
the poll closes we shall place Beckett in a very triumphan t posi•
tion over both his opponents. There are upwards of one thou-
sand voters unpolled.

YORK CITY ELECTION.

Final close of the poll—
J. H. Lowther ll5O Conservatjve.
Ilon. J. ()uncles 1163 Whig.
Berkley
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

To be 4014.,

rilo be SOLP, by PluvATl COrern CT, an eligible FREE.
J. HOLD PROPERTY, near tl . Exchange, Dale-street,
let upon lease to two respectable nants fur a clear yearly
Rent of £3lO per annum.—Apply to Mr. Joim Nowru, Sob 7.
eitor,•Exchange-alley,

I QUBSCRIPTION for affording the means of Relief to the
kJ unfortunate WORKMEN in the employ of Messrs. Fos-
TER and STEIVART, who have lost their Working Tools in the
late calamitous FIRE at the Workshops in LAWTON-STREET;
to be applied under the direction of a Committee in the pur-
chase of New TOOLS. &c. £ s. d.
AmOunt of Subscriptions previously announced-680 7 0
J. Cardwell, Esq.
John Clarke, Hanover-street
John Crosfield
Allport. e... 1 1 0
Thomas Johnson ' 2 0 0
James Appleton 1 0 0
George Crosfield and Co. 2 2 0
Isaac Woodville . .
Daniel Waterhouse, Esq . 2 2 0
,
Roger Waterhouse, Esq 2 2 0
Edwards, Hall, and Co. ir-
Henry: artiadale,...
Richard A. Payne ' 0 10 0
Miss Williams. .. ,
Charles Padiey
Friends, per John Jones 1 1 6
Fletcher and Hothead 5 5 0
'l'. 1-1. .. ' 0 10 0
John Weightman. 2 2 0
Rev. J. C. Prince . 1 1 0
A Friend 3 0 0
J. A. Ka)e 2 2 - 0
Moss and Co., Bankers
Joseph Lace, Esq
John Jackson 2 2 -0
Rev. Thomas Gardner ,
Rev. F. liiff. 1 1 0
Samuel Seward
W. Jones 1 1 0
'Godtr:—; iiarnsley
WilliamLa.:sell y 1 0 0
The Subscription Books are now lying at the different News-
paper Otfices, and the other usual places.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, 44 rt,„s, 1835:

Liverpool Coal Gas

Liver Pool New Gas and Coke. Company, £100

New Shares, premium .. £4O ..... 4.5
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works

Bootle ditto • • • .

. 306 10 0

Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway £lOO paid 198 0 0
Ditto Old Quarters 25 - 48 0 0
Ditto New Quarters - 48 0 0
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80 0 0
Ditto - 20 0 0
tVarrington and Newton ditto - 0 0 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto .. - 120 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto - 85 0 0
Pseston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 2O - 0 0 0
St. Helens and Runcorn qap,ditto lOO - 70 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto. .• • 50 - 52 10 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto . .. 100 298 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway-1
33 ---:18 10 0
and Canal

Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 0

Grand Junction ditto

London and Birmingham ditto

20 - 23 5 0

Bank of Liverpool...

25 - 29 10 0

10 - 14 0 0

Bank of Manchester 2O --- 25 10 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank lO 15 10 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 13 12 6
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 27 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks
Mitncliester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 0 U
Ocean Assurance Company
Northern and Central Bank of England 7lO 710 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

BIRMINGHAM DISSENTERS' MODERATION.

At a ipecting of " dissenting ministers," held last week at
Birinitighain, over which a getitleoien calling himself the Rev.
`Timothy-Bait presided, a string of resolUtions was passel upon
what the meeting was pie ised to call " Sir Robert Peel's Ma-
nifesto." These somewhat . only resolves, *founded upon true
liberal principles, have pledged " the meeting" to accept no,
measure of relief, hoWever great the 14iu their suffering con-
' silences may endure, from a tory government.—What magna-
nimous self-denying patriotism !—But we mast cut short this
affair by giving the concluding resofutions of the Birmingham
liberals and Sir Robert f'eel's reply thereto!
" Resolved—That this meeting pledge themselves, and call
on all the advocates of civil and religious liberty to give a
pledge, in the event of a new election, to vote for no candid ate
who willnot distinctly and unequivocally, aVow his utter detest-
ation of toryism; and bis disapprobation of any set of public
men, who, to gratify their lust for power, or obtain the emolu-
ments of office, are willing to abandon principles which they
have always defended, to advocate measures which they have
always opposed, feigning the character and employing the lan-
guage of their political opponents, that they may first deceive
the British nation, and then goVern its enlightened Monarch.
" Resolved—'That this meeting presumes that no dissenter,
nor any friend of civil and religious liberty, will give his vote
for Mr. R. Spooner, who now stands as a candidate- to repre-
sent the borough of Birmingham.
" Resolved—That the above resolutions be advertised in the
Birmingham Journal, London Morning Chronicle, and Patriot
newspapers, and that a copy of the resolutions be sent to his
Majesty's ministers. " TIMOTHY EAST, Chairman."

" Whitehall, London, Jan.).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.

GENTLEMEN,
WE have achieved a great triumph. While r have not
slackened in my desire to see, whether • Church or
State, every practical grievance redressed, ever eal abuse re-
moved, every real amendment introduced, which further
development may be given to the efleryieJ o' ur free monarchy,
I have declared that I will resist all forth experiment upon our
parliamentary system, I have boldly •owed myself the firm
supporter of the King's prerogarnd the uncompromising
friend to our established church.' ./ will not oppose the King's
ministers if they do their duty ; I ill not impair the influence
of religion iu the civil affairs of men. On these principles the
battle has been fought; on these it has been won. By your
energy and zeal, professing these principles, I have been from
the beginning of the contest placed at the head of the poll, and
have been maintained in that honourable position to the last.
Looking to past struggles, this is indeed no mean triumph;
not so much to .myself, though I am deeply grateful and proud
of this testimony of your approbation, as to the principles which
I have unhesitatingly avowed. To every class of electors, to
the freemen whose rights 1 have defended, and to the house-
holders'whose right of voting I supported in ttie reform hill, I
return my most sincere and hearty thanks.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant.
SANDON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLB IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL
FROM IRELAND.
Prom the 24th to the 30th ult. inclusive.

Cows Calves I Sheep Lambs I Goats I Pigs Horses I Mules
804 I 8 I 461 7 j 901 I 13 I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

DEVONPORT.

An arduous eontest is expected for the representation of this
important place; hut .we are happy to learn that Mr. Dawson
Las every prospect of success.

CARLISLE,

Jan. 4.—Mr. James, the radical member for Carlisle, having
resigned bis pretensions to represent this city, the Whig-radicals
here brought forward a Mr. William Marshall, son of Mr.
Marshall, of Leeds, a barrister, with the only recommendation
of being willing to "go the whole hog." Ile was found at
Warwick, where he was about to offer himself as a candidate
fur one division of the county,.and brought to Carlisle post-
lassie, where he immediately issued an address of an extreme
radical complexion, abusing the present ministry, breathing
violent hostility against them, and advocating short parlia-
ments, household suffrage, the ballot, and sweeping reforms in
cur p 'rations and the church. The violent character of this
address aroused the dormant energies of the conservatives, who
forthwith met, and resolved at all hazards to oppose Mr. Mar-
shall; to make a strenuous effort to rescue Carlisle from the
threatened disgrace of returning again so destructive a mem-
ber. Afters...tine deliberation and much inquiry, in the progress
of which the great2st unanimity and good feeling prevailed
among all the several sections of con,ervatives, it wyt at length
determined to call upon William Garnett, Esq., President of
the Chamber of Commerce at Manchester, to become a candi-
date. A deputation was dispatched to solicit his presence, and
113 arrived hera this morning. He is a liberal and enlightened
conservative, and the personal friend of Sir It. Peel, whose
government he will support. To-day he has been twice at
Church, and, in the observance of that decorum of which all
Conservatives must approve, nothing has been dune; but to-
In4rrow morning a committee will be formed, to consist of the
leading gentry, bankers, manufacturers, professional men, and
tradesmen of the city, who will prosecutealong with him a vigor-
ous canvass. His return is considered nes tto certain. The nomi-
nation is fixed fur Tuesday, and the polling will probably com-
mence on Thursday. Mr. 'P. 11 Howard, the other candidate,_
has issued a temperate address, and it is most likely he will be
the colleague of Mr. Garnett. There is a decided re-action
here iu favour of conservative principles.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

T OVERS of TENPENNY ALE may beaccommodated
4 I with an Article of superior quality Al any that has ever
been offered to the •Publio, at the Batrifswicx Horst., 53,
Hanover-street. near Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

POWNALL-SQUARE.

_ .
A T a Meeting of the Inhabitants of St. Paul's-Ward, it was
.1-31.. unanimously resolved, that a •Generat Meeting of the
ll74l,;eliaderS ui that Ward and the adjacent p.gighbon aloud be
held at Mr. PEN G TON'S, - WEDNEsuAy
next, the 23d.instant, at. Seven o'clock in t to con-
sider the propriety of petitioning the ne'Weoturnou Council to.
re-establish a Market in Pownatl,square.
By 'order of the Meeting,
W. WILSON, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

SHIPWRECKS-.

We take the following from Lloyd's list, Liverpool :
" Padstow, 17th December, 1835.
"The Constitution arrived here from Tattnagouche this day,
On the 29th November fell in with the wreck of thebrig Civilian,
of Hull, abandoned, in lat. 423 N., long. 35 31 W. At noon
next day, in the same latitude, and long. 34 15, boarded the Har-
mony, of Newcastle, waterlogged: had lost one man : took the
remainder of the crew. thirteen in number, off the wreck. On
the Ist instant, spoke the Priam, of Plymouth, from Miramichi,
having on board the crew of the Civilian. Same day, at noon,
fell in with the barone Duckinfield, of Scarborough, water-
logged, the crew in a. state of starvation, from which the master,
mate, and three others had died; took the remainder, ten
in number, front the foretop, and carried six of them, four
of whom were in a dying, state, on .board the Priam, which
vessel had also borne 'lowa upon her."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EvEtrruN.

rrIHE GENRRAL ANNUAL MEETING of the PRO-
". PRIETORS of this Church win tie held in the Vestry,
pursuant to Act of Parliament, on 'MiiNnay,.the 4th day of
January next, at Niue o'Clock in the Forkgoou, to audit the
Treasurer's Atcouuts, to elect Trustees if/the place of two
deceased, and on other business.
THOMAS HARRIS; Seci-etary.
-Lirerpool, December I9th, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

PtICENIX FIRE OFFICE,
ESTABLISHED 1782.

LIE Boa.rd of Directors of this Office do hereby • e
giv
Notice, 'that -Renewal Receipts for Policies falling, due at
Phristinas are now in the hands of the several A eats.
FA STOCK insured free of Duty.
** The Agents for this Cotaliany, for t
ester, are-
11f. Thomas Hill, Ashton ttnd Henry •nn, Ditto.
Stityje Bridge. Willia rate, Manchester:
Wirtiain.Tbivnliy, Blackburn. Henry 'harpies, Ormskirk.
John Mawds.ey and Son, 80l- T. T. and J. B. Jackson, Pres.

county of Lan-

ton. • cot.
Benjamin Townson, Burnley. Richard Newsham, jun., Pres
&din and Benjamin ()romp- ton.
ton, Bury. Jirries'Woods, Rochdale.
Swainson, Gregson, and Marr, Mrs. Tyson, illverstone.
Lancaster. Edward Bolton, Warrington.
George Green, Liverpool. James Baucks, Wigan.
J. CroOk. and Son, Ditto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

Ttit 'LIVtiI,POWSTAI4I)AItI)4

serve his fellow-townsmen. He would strive for the bpefli of
the town. He was glad no pledges had been regdited of
him. Hia political sentiments were well known; he should
ever support the established institutioni tif the country, lie
would not interfere with the religious opinions of another ; but
let others not attempt to pot hiM down for professing the este.
bushed religion of the country. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Bibby
again shortly addressed the erectors: Mr. Molyneux then ad•
dressed the meeting, he thanked them for the honour they
had done him. He made no Troniiies, but begged them
to try him. He had one motto which he. had invariably
followed through life "to do unto others as he would be done
hv." (Cheers.) Whether returned or not, his feelings with
regard to them would be the same. If he could render theta
any service he would do it. They had now enlisted hint in their
cause, and he declared what ever he &told. do, however he could
serve the good old town of Liverpool, let them call on him and
he would assist them. (Great cheering:) Mr. Lafrrence, and
Mr. Rouse, afterwards addressed the meetings A vote of
thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

PATENT WEIGHING MACHIN
lieries, Railways, Turnpike Roads, Gas'
Weigh from One Ponud to Ton Tons, D
Reduced Prices.
- Agent—Mr. De UR v, Castle-street, Liverpool
-Id,.fane, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE COSTUME
ESTABLISHMENT/
.Castle-street.

ENGLAND-OLotus CASSIMERES, &c.
W}':nrt'lloefliEloiNS.tGpLreAyailin'gCOlotir '4(l b} the Piece or Yard.'
te Garments merle to order at pri uneqUalled, without any
responsibility to purchasers, for pr 'tit payment only, viz. :
. Various Colour Dress Coats,;.Ntraist.coats, and £. s. d.
Tvowhers,perorder

per orur,
HandsOme ,Frock, with Silk Facings 3 3 0
546-fine black Dress Coat, Waistcoat, and
Trousers, complete
The Proprietors beg to assure the public, that all Collis, Cas-
sirneres,: &C. sold at this Establishment are of genuine West of
EtiOaiid inariufacture.
The Trade supplied, as heretofore, at manufacturer's prices.
inyik-tottiligs, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
_ _ _

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, eomputed from
the returns made in the week ending the 24th day of November, 1835.
is 38S 7d per cwt.. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Bri.Lta.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

TO THE ELECTORS OF CASTLE-STRE 'T WARD.
GE,NTLEMEN,
TN compliance with the request, which, are assured, is in
_ll_. unison with the wishes of a numerou- .nd respectable por-
tion of Tour body, we Nave consented 4be put in nomination
as CANDIDATES for the honour epresenting your Ward
in the New Council, and, untie a -.11 sense of our. obligation
to so many of our Fellow-burg , for this gratifying mark of
their confidence, we respectful place ourselves in your hands.
In refraining from the expo. ition of our opinions on ques-
tions of public policy, -or from pledging ourselves to any parti-
cular course in matters of local interest, we are actuated solely
by .a desire to enter upon the duties of the trust, if it shall be
ybur pleasure tci confidii them to us, with the power of exercis-
ing our best, though humble, judgment in a conscientious and
independent discharge of them; but we beg to assure you that
it will at all times be our most anxious wish to obtain and se-
cure your approbation of our conduct, by zeal and diligence in
your service, and by having no other objects to guide us than
the maintenance and promotion of your best interests, and those
of the community at large.
We have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient servants,
THOMAS BRANCKER,
GEORGE GRANT,
JOHN NELSON WOOD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH TOXTETH W • RD.
No. la
GENTLEMEN,
A T the request of a numerous and respectaW.ortion of the
/71 Electors, we have been induced to b; ome CANDI-
DATES for the honour of representing you the new Coun-
cil. In the event of being chosen, we p ge ourselves that
our best exertions shall be used to pro., .te the general inte-
rests of the town, without reference t“,.arty or political con-
siderations. 'We are, Gent 'men,
Your obedient Servants,
N. ROBINSON,
ALEXANDER SMITH,
Liverpool, Nov. 24, 18.35. JOHN FLETCHER,.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

AFTER FRIDAY NEAT.

On TUESDAY next, the 29th instant, at One
,o'clock, at N.
Iluriv's Office, 23, Chapel-teal
/
if The Brig MEDITEER . EAN ;
Burthen -168 tons per register, co )eyed and copper-
-,-
‘.. siii.'' fastened, rebuilt at this port in 1832, salts remarkably
-- -° fast, is al:kiln-dandy found iu stores, and well adapted
for•. the southern trades. Length, 79 feet; breadth, 12 feet 6
inches; depth' in hold, 14 feet.,—Apply to JAMES DEMOAEY,
Esq., or IV'.lO-101.1.A.S 'HURRY, Broker. ' •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

iratYRSDAY

?e
On THURSDAY next, the 24. th instant, at Tyee o'clock, at
Ewart's Bonded Shed, Kin !s
Ahout 20 Butts New. Zante {:',UR ANTS,
Partially dainagtd; landing, ex Tomlinson, from Zante, and.
wilt be sold peremi,torily in tots to suit the convenience of Fir-
chasers.—Apply to Messrs. Ross 13ito-rit-Rms,-Mcrchants, in to
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EXCHANGE WARD.
GENT LUMEN,
HAVING had the honour to receive fro a considerable
number of your body an invitation to e forward at the
apptoac,hing Munictpal Election as one of c Candidates to re-
present f our Ward in the Council, I d it my duty to com-
ply wits this request; and I beg to ass e you that, if I should
be elected a Member of it, I will diligently endeavour to justify
the confidence reposed iu me by discharging the duties con-
nected with the office, faithfully and independently.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your bumble and obedient Servant,
Liverpool, Nov. 30, 1835. JOHN BENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

iv-ANTED, for an Establishinent.where there to about 1-1
Y or 15 Servants, a COOK, who can be well commended,
and perfectly unde'rStands bar business iu • _ • department.
0116' tr.ho has been areust.dmed to a Coun Establishment
would be preferred.
Apply to EDWA.III) F. Pow Era., Upholder, &c., 55, Bold-
street.

AYOUNG Lady, a uative of London,/possess g the requi-
site qualifications for superintending a .ducation at
once sAlid and elegant,,is desirous of an: EN ' GEMENT in
in a FAMILY o!.SCHOOL. In addition the more general
branches of a good English Education, b is fully competent
to instruct in French, Drawing, the Ruth rents of Music and
Italian. References will be offered to a family of the first re.
spectability, in which she has been engaged the last four scars.
No objection to town or country.
Address (post-paid) B. 8., care of Mr. Bell, Bookseller, 23,
Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

TO THE ELECTORS OF TILE EXCHANGE WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
LTAVING been nominated by a large porti of the Mir-
gesses as a Candidate for the representat. of your Ward
in the new Council, I beg to assure you that am gratified by
your confidence, aud that if lam elected shall endeavour to
promote in every possible way the gener ntetests of the Town,
and of this Ward in particular.
Being known to many of you, nee hardly enter into any
explanation of my general views, further than to state that I am
and always have been- a decided supporter of those enlightened
principles of commercial policy, by which this great and flou-
rishing town has attained its present eminence ;—that whilst I
am anxious to maintain the Civil and Ecclesiastical institutions
of the country, I am, nevertheless, desirous to promote all mea-
sures of safe and useful reform, and I shall ever be found an
advocate for reducing as much as possible the pressure of local
taxation by the strictest economy in the expenditure of the Cor-
porate funds.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
. Your obedient Servant,
THOMAS SANDS.
Liverpool, December 1, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

WEDNESDAY.

To-mot:Row, (Wednesday,) the 2.3 d instant,/a welve o'clock,
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, le-street,
532 Bales of J LITE,
Ex Perfect,lfronr Calentta.—A ey to
JONES, MAN,, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

ti \HE CoMmissioners iu ¢ commission of bankrnpt, bearing
..11_ date the. 141 h day of August.;, 1527, awarded and issueet•
forth against SAM EIEL CLEGG, THOMAS :IA 'HER, the
Younger, and KEN NETH PRINGLE., then e 'Etna lion
Works, within West Derby, near Liverpool n the county of.
Lancaster, launders and engineers, dealer nil chapmen, and
then or ikenlate.carrving on in copartn ip with Josiah Wil-
liainion, of Edge:hill; iu the said' coon' of Lancaster, Gentle-
Min; triae or 'business of GM iiTN- -engineers, at
`the said -Etna 'lron Winks, and at LiVerpoolnrider thefrm of
"Cleirg, Williamson,- Mather, and Company," and which said
Kenneth I'ringte also late carried on business in copartnership
With- James Joh'nSton''Asttey and William Harding, at Liver-
pool aforesaid, and at Bahia, in the Brazils, under the-several
firms of "Pringle'and _Company," and "Pringte, Miley, and
[larding," intend to meet on l'nuoisuar next, the 2.-Ith (lay of
December instant, at-Twelve o'clock at lition,arth-e'Clareri'don
Room's, in Liverpool, in the said county, in order 'to make a
first and .final dividend 'cif E uch.j oitit'estate and effects of the
said Kenneth Pringle, James Johnston -Astley, and William
Harding, as have been got in and received by the assignees,
under tbeisaid cumrnission,lo 'and amongst the joint creditors
of the said,Kenrieth Pringle, James Johnston Astley, and Wil-
liam Hhrding, when hod where such joint creditors as have net
already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the
same, or They Will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend.
And all claims not then proted Will be disallowed.
NORTH, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

On *ale.

•
,
PLANTATION AND-EDGE T LS,
Of all kinds, manufactured 1.4 y -Lyndon a Wignall, ,at•the
hiinerva Works, Birmin tn.
• HENRY 'EALY, Jun.

Apply to

19, Exchange-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ABERCROMBIE WARD.
APUBLIC MEETING of the CO 'ERVATIVES in
this WARD will be held Tuts Y, (Tuesday,) the 2'2d
instant, at the BRITANNIA TAVHR , Moor-place, at Seven
o'clock in the Evening, when the dilates,
ROBERTSON GLA 'TONE, Esq.,
WILLIAM RIPLE , Esq.,
.THOMAS KAYE, Esq.,
are invited to attend. By order,
PETER WRIGHT, Secretary.
Cbmmittel3-room, December, 18.35.

. TO THE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
TN, obedience to a Resolution passed 't a numerous and
highly-respectable Meeting of the ectors of your Ward,
inviting us to come forward as CAN DATES for the repre-
sentation of your interests in the ne v outwit of Liverpool, we
beg leave to express our readiness comply with that Resoll-
tion, and respectfully to thank yo for this voluntary mark of
your confidence and good opinion.
It is only necessary for us to assure you, that, if elected, we
shall studiously devote ourselves, to the faithful and impartial
discharge of the various duties which must naturally devolve on
us; and, at the same time, endeavour to secure to you the full
.benefit of such privileges as the Municipal Reform Act is cal-
culated to confer on this great and important community.
We have the honour to be,
Your most obedient and faithful Servatils,
ROBERTSON GLADSTONE,
WILLIAM RIPLEY,
THOMAS KAYE.
Liverpool, 30th November, 1835.