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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Days. Mrn. Ern. Hi. Festirals, 4c.
; SUNS.' H. If. H. M. P. I.
Tuesday 3O 123 1.41, 14 9 Geo. Sidus south 3h. 40m. Tn.
Wednesday'., I 2 6 228 14 0 Mercury south Ih. 301 n. e"'
Thursday 2 .2 52 3 18, 13 5 Visit. of B. V. Mary-
Friday 3 346 415 13 0 , bog days begin.
Saturday,
SUNDAY
ruday 6 714 749 14 10 Ohl Midsurarnet;
BIRTHS_

BIRTHS.
On Tuesday, the 23d instant, at the Vicarage, Kensworth, Herts,
klie lady, of the Rev. T. Charles Boone, of a son.
On Friday, the 26t1vinstaht, in Belgrarvic4xlitate;l.Pridinl, the 121/
of John Drumhead, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES,
On Sunday, the' 21st' instant., at 'gt: Lute's Chiirefi, Mr. Philip

l'artridgCmaStei-mariner, of this port, to Mrs. El,-anor nitird-
Pn MOnday, the 22d instant, at St. Georges Church, Mi.'Wilfiafa
Tidd, to Miss Phoebe Byford, Park-lane.

: Sattie'daY, at the parish church, Stockport, by the Rev. E. Howell,
Mi."'Theitnas Fair, of this town, to Rachel;•Witiow 'of the lati, '5O. John
Hargreaves, of Stockport, And daughter of Mrs. Bagsbaw;FullWoodj.-
house, near Hope, Derbyshire.
• On Ttieida'y, the 23d instant, at 'Wrexham; by the ity.V.Williaroo., I
M'i.iMichael Walker; of•W4dge-mills; hi thi'rounty OfStalf6rd;coni",
merciartravellei, to Susinhah, fourth dauglster afthelate MT: Thihnit*
Jones, iroufounder, Wrexham.
Swim day, at St. Jaines'sChurch, Mr. Edward Osborne, jun., block
and'pump.4iiiiket; to Misa Citherine•Osborne, late of FalinOuth. ,
On Wednesday;• the 4th instant, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Willa
Black, D. D., William Cross, Esq., to Anna Chalmers Wood; daughter
Of the late John Wood, Esq.
Satne. day, atSt,'Philip's Clarch,'Ali: John Williams, to MI6 Marc
Beni;
San* days at Mendbams Suffolk, by the'. RE*: -A-; -Whitaker,
Mark Hunter, Esq., of Artillery-place; Finsbury-square, LondOn, t°
•
Anna Murray,: youngest daughter of Andrew 1. Mackenzie, Esq., of
Tork4lace,'Portnian-squiiie;Li:indon.
On Thursday; the 25th instant; at Tinr,glt, Suffolk;by the Rev: Henry
M. • Barlow, Charles Francis Robinson; Esq., of the Crown...oSO*
to'llarriet, eldest datighter Of the Rev. George Fiancis htiiloW, rector
Of Burgh and Rdtterley; Suffolk". ' •
Same day, at Leamington,qay 'the Rey. Rebeit Do.-whet' con
Dyer Edwards, Esq., of Sydney; New_Seuth Wales, to Martha, Meat'
daughter of ThOmas Shari), ESq., of Leamington, Warwickshire.
Sane day; at St.'AlPhaee; LOtlihitAvel; London, by the Rev. ROL;
Watts, 'Mr, Thoutaalredale; of Wortniey, litrts;lcißtichet
youngest daughter of Mr. Leonard Willshire, of Lbndort-ievalL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

DROGHEDA ELECTION.

Mr. GOULDURN presented a report, as chairman of this com-
mittee, stating that it appeared from evidence adduced before li`
this morning that Catherine Adams, John Doyle, and Thomas
Ferrall, had been duly summoned by the Speaker's warrant, but
refused to appear.
On the motion of the right hon. gentleman the parties were
ordered to be taken into the custody of the sergeant-at-arms.
Mr. P. M. STEwART presented a petition trom John Bury
Desent, confined in Newgate, praying to be discharged.
Petitions were also presented by Lord Henniker from John
Eddowes Sparrowe ; by Sir Broke-Vere, from John Bond and
Arthur Bott Cooke; by a❑ hon. Member, whose name we could
not learn, from Robert Beauchamp Clamp; by Mr. Jackson,
from Peter Frederick O'Mally, with a similar prayer.
Mr. O'DwvEn said, he understood that in his absence the
right hon. chairman of the Drogheda election committee made
a report to the house that some parties had refused to give evi-
dence. In the circumstances in which he was placed, he wished
to avail himself of that occasion to express his strohg concur-
rence in the proceedings which the committee had adopted.
Had he been in the house at the time the motion teas ,made, he
should Certainly have seconded it. It was essential to the pri-
vileges of that house that its process should be enforced, and he
was convinced it would in this, as in all other cases, promote at
the same time the ends of public justice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

LONDON LATEST' NEWS.

City, Saturday Evening, Half-past Seven o'clock.
The transactions in the Money Market hate teen of so ineig.:
nificant a nature to-day as scarcely to deserve remark. Con-
sols for Account have remained at 911 flow the commiqicemenjk
to the termination of business, purchases having been made at
that price,
tik.-
which, perhaps, may be considered rather Ili au in
cation of
firmness. Money Stock is extremely steady. Ex;
chequer Bills haie Slightly improved this afternoon, namely,
from 26 to 28 prerintim; and India Bonds left off at. 7 irernium.;
Bank Stock has improved from 216 to 5161.
CLosING PRICE.—Bank Stock, 2161; Reduced 3gtr Cents,
901 ; Consols, shut; 31 per Cents. Reduced, 981; New 31 per,
Cents. shut; Long Annuities, 16 11-16ths; India BondS,7 law.;
Exchequer Bills, 28 pm.; Consols for Account, 9lli
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

To be Al)lb.

BUILDING LAND AT BIRK NHEAD.
EV ERAL parcels of LAND, suits e for Building, (in
C-77 quantity as purchasers may incline fronting a street 20
yards wide, called Price-street, and at e Crescent adjoining,
near Hamilton-square, and within ten minutes walk of Wood-
side Ferry.
For Plan of the Ground, &c., apply to THOMAS Foasyrsi,
23, Exchange-buildings.
Liverpool, June 29, 183.5.

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND.
11) be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all at Parcel of
LAND on the north side of Pleasant- reet, between
Clarence-street and Great Orford-street, havi a frontage of
52 yards by 20 yards in depth.
Also, all that other Parcel of LAND on e opposite side of
Pleasant-street, having a frontage of 18 yards and a depth of 19
yards.
Also, all that Parcel of LAND on the north side of Bittern-
street, between Great Orford-stieet and Poinona•street, having
a frontage of about 5U yards and a depth of yards.
The whole is under full corporation lease.
Apply to N. D. BOLD, Sun Fire Office, 3, Exchange-street
West.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

FRIDAIr.

On FRIDAY next, the 3d of July, at Twel o'clock, at T. and
H.'Littledale and Co.'s Office, ExC 47e-buildings,
20 Tierces
20 Barrels Demerara F,TEE,
40 Half do'..
44 Tierces Jamaica DITTO, -
43 Barrels jamaica GINGER.
T: and'H. LITTLEI)ALE and C/o, Brolcers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

. . •
Friends,. Long, fm Halifax, N S, with 100 pns rum, 177 ppm =las-
ses, 80 bgs cotree,.B t logivood,2l2l c 3 staves; 191 e 10 cleals;illariars
1 b 76. arrowroot, 1009 treenails, Mignowitz and Greetham-225 c staves.
Baring,. Bros and. co-8 'Dk
Malabar, Frobisher, fin-Quebm; with 45 ps'Oak,• 41 pe eIM and 668'
pa pine timber, 344 c 6 standard staves, 157 c 8 pu staves, J Logan-
-River .
Seott, foci St loha, N 41; with 202 logs-birehanil.'77o Igs
pine timber, 39 spars, 739,rieli.ers, 35 e 20 deallk deal ends, 80 c staves
8 fms lathivood, Gibbs, Bright and co--River
COrriubiri, Hall, fro 'Queb-eO,Vith 511' c 20 W'l staves, 5 c Stave ends,
6c 20 torl staves, 911 c 9 deals, 10 c Q deal ends, J Logan—River:
lantrie, Brown, fmNewtoindland, with 3(10 cks train oil, 5000 seal
skins, -31' wet o and c hides, 5 c old junk; W W Dk
Anaa, Hubbard,,,fm Prince Edward Island,with 70 ps birch timber,
101 c 16: deals and deal ends, 51 cords latliwoOd W Fairclough-1 box
furs, 3 nests'lndlin boxes; 2 ps manle; Ortler-14.;1114:-
City of Waterford, Grandy, fin quetipc, with,37 ps oakand 190 ,ps.
pine timber, 30 c 23 dears; 20 c 8 standard staves.` 55 c W I staves, T
Froste and co—B Dk
Onondaga, .Morgan, fin Quebec, with 18 ps.oalr., 353 ps white. pine,
4538 ps deals, 4549 ps standard staves,' 709 ps pn staves, Order-
-River
SP.AIN AND ,PORTLIGATJ
Columbine, Cuming, fm Para and ,Lisbon, with (fin Para) 9 bagi
cotton, J Burt and co-161 cocoa; 507-hidca,- 8 brls balsam capivi,
600 bus nuts, 27 bgs cocoa, '.ll brls India rubber, Order-1 kg and Ise.;
a qnty India rubber, 1 bskt tapioca, 6 bottles, J Glynn and Son-8
brls tapioca, 4 pa wood, 29 brls India rubber, 9 brls isinglass, W Ne-
vett-700 hides. Order-80 bp cotton, Duarte Bros—Jm Lisbon) 5 cks
1 hg bg isinglass, 4 brls 1 cse India rubber, Order—abt 20 t salt, J
Glynn and Son-5 t corkwood, J Adam—K Dk

MEDITERR!INEAN.

Caroline,. Valrent, fin Trieste. with 454 bags cotton, W Stuart-12
pkgs sundries,•To be landed at Guefnsey—W Dk
Friends, Falle, fm Licata, with abt 240 t brimstone, Ross hros-
-K Dk _ - . -- . .

llebe, Seager, fin Messina, Licata and Palermo, with (fm Messina)
30 pps winei Order—(fm Licata) 2000 cantats brimstone, Order—(fm
Palermo) 1134 bags shumac,, Order-200 bxs oranges, Rathbone Brog
—4B bxs lemons, 1 esk wine, E Seager-4 bxs specimens natural his-
tory, Hayes and Whitaker—K Dk
Susan and Ann, Brown,. fm Marseilles, with 12 cks madder, 50 bls
madder roots; J H Garston & co-14 cks madder, 20 t brimstone,
Order—K Dk

Bailey, Orfeur, fm Catania, with 215 t brimstone, 1 csk clay, Boss
Bros—K bk_ _ _

Van ia, Pentreath, fm Smyrna, with abt 7 t boxwood, 60 sks yet
low berries, 203 bls madder roots, Order--106 sks valonia, Breed and
Eceleston—G Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

TELEGRAPH OFFICE; *RINE 29.

Oft Great Ormshead, inward-bound-LNo. 1472, Hector, A S, from
fobile, at 1 p.m.
Off Holyhead, outward-bound—No. 1195, Lowell, A S, for Boston
17No. 1213,' Bradshaw, B Bk, for Quebec—and No. 1456, Jean, i 3 B.
for Newport.
I Off Great Ormshead, inward-hourtd—No. 146, New Felix Soulijnr.
B,'frorti Demerara, at 9 a.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION !

THE truly incredible magnitude of SAL!: at the
COMPTON HOUSE ESTABLISH, NT,
Maimg the past three weeks, has induced t Proprietor a
SECOND TIME this present month to visit ti • London Mar-
kets, and the various Manufacturing Distri. s; where he has,
owing to the advanced state of the season, • •en enabled to pur-
chase (for cash) Goods to an amazing e. t, and at such prices
as will defy all competition !
Having engaged Two Extra Fly Boats, the greater part have
been delivered at his Warehouse three days earlier than the
regular conveyance, and have been marked atthe usual ratio of
profit!
The whole will be ready for' inspection THIS DAY, (Tues-
day,) and during the present week.
The following Lots at the subjoined Low Prices will convince
y visitor or this Establishment that Wonders can be accom-
plished with Lash and judgment.
Hotel Keetiers, Families, Captains, and other large Blyers,
are recommended, for their own convenience, to make their
purchases in the early part of the day, previous to the bustle
commencing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

BELGI UM.

The extraordinary session of the Belgian Chambers was to
take place on Tuesday last, and everythin f announces that they
Will he busily 'employed. One of the Brussels papers remm-
mends them " and do more," a piece of advice that
might be usefully attended to elsewhere.
The German papers inform us that King Otho has made a
change.in his ministry, and that his measures do not give satis-
faction. It is difficult to understand the ever-intriguing petty
politics-of Greece. An article frem Athens, dated July lath,
says :—The report that Mr. Dawkins is going, and still be suc-
ceeded by Sir Edward Lyons, still prevails. The Greeks have
.asij. given up the hope of acquiring Candle, depending chiefly
on the supposed Philhellism of Lord Palmerston and Sir Put-
,teney Malcohn." It is, indeed, for such political negotiations
the great mind of our foreign minister is admirably adapted.
The fonds at Brussels on the 2d were—Actual Debt, 5-.1;
Rothschild's Loan, ION; Loan of City, 99.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

en *alt•

TEA.
O,N SALE,
_by PRIVATE CON ACT,
170 Chests (BlaalCWiry. Leaf StiO CONCOU. ..
Apply to YATES aud BRODE.I.BB,
India-buildings. I

On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock-in the
afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver-
pool, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then and
there produced
E 'Fee-simple and Inheritanre of and irk
,all those
"" Two MtSSUAGES, or LiWELLING-HOUSES,
situate in Lcue-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, and numbered.
respectively 45 and —, ivithlhe appurtenances thereto belong-.
ing, and now in ttlexcupatiops of Aar 'a Appleton,,and -
I')oghet.ty,.as tenants thereof.
11.,0f 2. All thOse Four MESSU ES, or,. DWELLING-.HOUSES, Wilh'the appurtenancest thereto belonging, situate
in Roby, 'in the said county, and on the North side ,of the
Turnpike-road there, leading from.Huytou tor,Roby. 'Three of
the Houses are'now in the several occupations of James. Bn,
John Fitton, and Thomas Hunter,
.and the other is
,at present
'untenanted.

Theie Premises are held for the lives of Thomas aroWnhill,
of Roby, aged about 32 years, and Elizabeth; the.wife of James
Bill, Of Ruby, aged about 27 years, under ,a Lease granted in
1808, by the Earl of Derby, under a Chief Bent of .2s. Gd.
For furtherparticulars apply to Mr. BA OK Ell, of 11.uyton, or
to Messrs. ltowsoN and Gauss, Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

JOVERS of 'PENPESNY ALE be accorntrunla4e.l.
—4 with an Article of superior qu ity' to any tbat'his'ever
been offered to 'the Public, at t BRUNSWICK Hoiiit,
panover•-stre.et, near Biibl-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

PEREMPTORILY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at On. o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clareudon-rooms, in South John-street,
'Liverpool, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then.
and there produced,—By order of the Afortgayees,
Lot' I. A LL those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING
HOUSES, with the Gardens, vacant piece of
Land, and other Appurtenances thereto adjoining and be-
longing, situate and being on the east side of the street or road
in Toxteth-park, called ‘‘.The Elms, /one of which Houses is
now in the occupation of Mr. Stric and, and the other is at
present untenanted.
2. those Two other IVIES'S JAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES; (adjoining the before-mentioned Premises,) one of
which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un-
tenanted.
These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate
in the most eligible part of Toxieth-pail. The Houses :are
very commodious, and were recently and substantially built,
are fitted up with every cionvenience, and are well adapted for
•the residences of Families of respectability.
For further particulars apply ,to Messrs. Lowrines and
ROBINSON, Solicitors, Liver.pool who will direct a proper, er-
ion 'to show the Premises; or to 'Messrs..llo.wsoN and
Solicitors, Prescet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

Vro be liat.

ro be LET, a dry lofty BONDEDS/E'LLAR.—Apply on
the Premises, No. 19, JAMES-STLMET.

rm be LET, a desirable SHOP and P MISES situate
Aon- the south side of Dale-street, at esent occupied by
Mr. W. A. HALDEN, Grocer. The use and convenient Fix-
tures belonging to, which may be purcha ed at a valuation.
Apply to-Mr. THOS. WHANNERAH, Accountant, North Cies-
'cent Chambers Lord-street.

TO CONSERVATIVE .AssocipaioNs.
Just published,. price Id. each, and hun fa, for distri-
bution,
AxTHAT.hann have the Commons-do in rejecting Sir
VI ROBERT- PEEL'S.Amendme in -the'liish Chinch
Bill, which anust still- face the • Lords? In a LETTER, ad-
dreSsed, by :permission, to 'WILIAM HPLTON,: of.
HAilton.park, South Lancashire, by T. A.•A •
-Published by W lIITTA KER and Co, Ave-Maria-lane, Lon-
don ICTIOFT,•BoIten.

•
:RA It HER and, ON, FIAT and CAP MAX ERS, return thanks
fin' the _very flittering •support alreadv received at their:
Liverpolji:stablishment, and trust th by the constant. Supply
frOm their house in London of the ewest Fashions,•as well as
the' Superior quality of the same, at they shall.vet experience.
a mire extended suppoit of .publie patrooli2e. :They have.now.:
"on-§4le,a largeassprtroeut Qt their newly invented "tilkiNt
s',. (weighing 3 oz.;) which they with omfidence .recqm,
:mend not only for' floine Use, but for Foreign Markets, where:
'they ,dre much prized.
3,. St. Georya's-crescenl North, Liivrpool, and
Royal ErCltange, Louden.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

AFV.Eit irRIDAY 'MORT •

On THUItSDAY, the 20th instant, at Twe o'clock, at the:
Public Sale-room, Exchange- ildings,
110 Chests EastindialN IGO, _
Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, prokers. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

• SALE OF FURNITUREe4-c., Bfe.
, • -
By Mr. BYFOKD,
On TnuasnAirliext, the 13th.instant, puncttgleitt7Mei,co'
.4Yelnek, at his Rooms, Cla3iton;Siluare, (lielnekindi removed
for the Ron venience of sale,d)
(10MPR1S11q; Set spiel) id Cut Trifle pishesanri-Stiktid.
NJ is quantity of ConrectiOners' Show Glasses and Cake l'itti;
three • sets of Apothecaries' Scales and Single land
Double Barrel Guns, Azimath Cumplurs, (by J(nes,) -Dinner
Services and Sets of China Vases. if
The FuttNrruitE consists in Camp Bedsteads, Veather
Beds, Hair Mattresses suit Bedding ;,.Painted Articles, Lofty,
Press Bedstead., Wardrobe; Dressing Che.sts -Drawers, &ci,
Clock, in Imitation Oak. case„Staitied: Rosewood Chairs, l&O;
Mahogany Articles, Horizontal Piano-torte, Sets of Chit.irs
Drawers, Dining and other Tables, Work• Boxes, Tea Caddies 4
capital Easy Chair, Carpets, Loblo. Cloths; Fenders .and Fire
Irons, and other.useful AAticles.
May be Vie:Wed on Mr*lnesday next, the 12th,.when Cata-
logues may be had at the 'Rooms. •

• By Mr. SYERSk
On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, 'l4,oo..o'clock in thelAf-
ternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, s4.thlohn-street,"Liyer-
pool, subject to conditions of stile ili6n*Aie-produced,
Lot LALL.
that.ll ESSUAGE or DWIALLING-1-10USE;
, s.tuate,on the west• side oretereLtitkeat, in Liver
pool, in the occupation of Miss Rubins
.This Lot is.FreehOld of Inheritance,

1. All that MESSUAGE or UWE LLING.TIOUSE, sitdate
on the west side of Pownall-street, in Liverpool, in the Occtipa.
tion of Edward U.Kewan,..boarding-house heeeer.
This Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation of LiyernoOl-
for three lives (one whereof is now livitigr) and twenty-ond
years, and, being in the iinwediate vicinity. of tile new Castein
house, is one of the best situations for a Stiop,'Marine Store; or
()Aces.

For further particulars apply to /Mr. •Hopcsolv,•'Solicile r,
Clarendon-buildings; Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

A 'MOST DISTRESSING cASE.
LADY of great respectability, with tine Boy, two years'
of cue, came to Liverpool-for the urpose of embarking
fir New York oil the 10th niti no o 'pin her husband,,
who i an EnginOer there, his been plunged intii the greatest
affliction by haying her PURSE extracted front. her Pocket
while postrpayink a Letter at the Post-office, Containing
1:35.,105., which she had -to pay their Passage and promo
Necessaries. She has been left completely destitute amongst
Straugois. Sholtas• been - advised to wake this Appeal to the
heneV,ili'nce of it-British Public, whose wiill-known.
,Symplthy to those in eirtictiou needs no coirruient, in-hope 'that,
s4O way be able to procure as "flitch av,vill-erttitile fie:
to- proceed-10 irirAtestis►atinu.
Letters hate been received• by the - PUblisher of the
• Lit Eneivir. STA NI).1 un.froM perseus of -the highest -reStiact a-
.bility in. Irelsnit„,whiCh speak very favourably of this interest-
. ing youn,.! Lady.
C,iotrilititiotts will he ,gratefully received at the Office of the
Li yuaroor.- STA NOMID, where- every" necessary itifiarthation,
may he. obtained.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

m
A-ucsT 7, 1835.

.• ,
Bromley- also in his behalf, came to an unaninious decision,
with the exception.of one -dissentient, to tho effect, that Dr.
Warren having, by his Various .publications and speeclies_,
well as his unwarrantable and most. ujust aspersions of Con-
ference, the Manchester District Committee, 'and various other
preachers ; having also concurred in forming and actively
Promoting the Central Association, which is at varizonce with
the constitution of the Wesleyan Methodist Society, and doingy,
several other things contrary to his duty as a member of thA
body, (with which most of our readers must be perfectly con-
versant,) that he be expelled the society. The president after-
wards wrote an official note to Dr. Warren, lamenting the un-
pleasant duty which devolved upon him in communicating the
resolution of the Conference, stating that he had done so .to
prevent the doctor the pain of appearing in person to receive
the decisiOni but that if the doctor preferred it he was at liberty
to attend. The doctor, we believe, has, in reply, signitied,his
intention to present himself. We have been informed that Dr.
Warren, during his defence, stated his determination to stand
or fall by the Central Association; therefore, it appears. to us,
that the Conference - had •no alternative but either to expel the
doctor, or methodism.must be completely altered in its principle
and character.—Shtffield .Mercury, Aug. 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

PLANTATION AND ,EDGE TOOLS,
Of all kinds, manufactured, hy Lyndon and Wignall, at the
Minerva Works,,Birmingham
Apply to HENRY LY, Jun.
19, Exe uge-street East.
Every description of
HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

AMERICAN COTTON MARKET.

AUGUSTA, JUNE 27 —The market is quite at a stand; and the
late accounts-from Europe have had no effect on the market.
We quote 17 a 19 cents ; general sales • 171 a 18 cents for lots;
a choice article might bring a something more.
SAVANNAH, JUNE 25.—Arrived since the 18th instant, 5G6
bales Upland, and cleared in the same time, 6536 bales Upland,
and 372 haleS Sea Island ;leaving a stock on hand, inclusive of
all on ship-hoard not cleared- on the 25th instant, of 738 G bales
Upland, and 203 Sea Island.. -In Uplands there has been but
very little doing, and we have no change to notice 'since our
last. The sales of the week amount to 1019 hales, at the fdlow-
ing rates: 10 at 17i, 185 at 18, 10-1 at 1E4,235 at 181,269 at 181,
191 at 19. In Sea Islands the sales have been 80 bales white
at 31 a 35. and about 20 stained at 25 a 30 cents.

MOBILE, JUNE 20.—The receipts amount only to 92 bales the
present week, while the exports are 2850, leavimr the stock on
hand, all on shipboard not cleared included, 4826 bales. The
sales of the week have been 1200 bales, at prices ranging from
15 to 20 cents, chiefly, however, at 17% to 18y._, cents. The stock
is almost entirely exhausted; only about 20u bales are left in
the market. Under these circumstances we abandon'our table
of quotations for the remainder of the season.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

• CPMPANY;
CHINE OFFICE, EXETER.
4IFF, INSUBANCES are effected, on thopproveil plan of
..giving to•tlibse Insured a particip&Km in the disposable
Surplus Premiums, which may he added as a BoN IS to the Sum
insured, or applied in reditetion of the 'future •ANNCAI. PAY-
MENTS.
. A lieduced Scale ,of..Ptemiurns and Conditions may be had
of \VAL.:WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents,
12,. Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock, at
ki-uchanan and Browne's Office, Oldho,ll,street,
2W•Boxes CASSIA,
72 Bags COFFEE,
7i.) Boxes SAGO,
,29,Baskets SUGAR,
gx Thomas 'Doug,all, from Sincapore.-.4ipply to Messrs:
ROBE ILT Ilx.mnitsort.and ‘SoNs,,Merchants, or to
IBUCHANAN and ,i3ROWN'F,', Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

.
On WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, • ne o'clock, ,at
William Nevett's Office,,Rum d-street,
'OO Tons Savarrilla FUSTIC •
5 Tons solid NICARAG 'WOOD,
Ex likrrval, from Savanilla.—Apply to Messrs. 'Kos, WEIL;
sincl4lat r N sod% e ruhattta, or to
_• WILLIAM 'NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

LQ4VDON LATES'i

.; • • City,. Wednesday Evenings Seven o'clock.
e enntinnn: without any arrivals of imP(Utauee from the
oAkes„, and there is a consequent paucity of infotmation;
94ivernorand Company of the Bank of England hive
given notice_ this afternoon thar, on and afterthe3tkilugust
really'to receive applications 'for !Mins 'upon di:,
deposit .94, bills of Exchange, Exchequer. bills, East India
bonds, or-other approved securities, each loans to be repaid on
Or before the, 20th October neat, with interest At the-rate of
£3 10s. Per cent. per annum, and to be for sums of net4ess than
£2OOO ach. -

By advices from Chili, we learn that a circular letter to, al
the governers of the provinces, instructing them.to open sub-
setiptions without delay.foi: the relief.. of, the sufferers 'by that
fearful visitation (the earthqunke), urtdet: winch the republic
had recently suffered, had been "addreised by the executive
government.

' The exatninations -now. going on before the House of Peers
with regard to the municiPalrefotnt bill, attracts great interest
here, and. seems . likely to prove a pretty esposee of the shame-
less job the Corninissioners' inade- Of their. anthoiity; erfd. Of
the party .spirit with which it was conducted. In point of fact,
this appointment• bears upon the face ofit a mere endeavottr to
pervert the envious declaration of the rabble into a fool for
asserting the corruption of the corporations', and, by taking the
,opinions of those whose "wish was father to the thought," to.
'nullify charters well 'secured. through the lapse of centuries
and deemed to be ever inviolate so long as they were not in-
,
fritt.od, by those whom they. sheltered. .The conduct of the
':peers is the theme of unfeigned eulogiurn, and-the dread of the
consequences of a• collision between them and the great un-
`washed; or rather the needy mouthpieces of these latter, who
have contrived to wriggle an.l bellow themselves- into the "re-
formed house," maybe best appreciated when we state that'
froin'the moment the decided decision of the, peers in favour of
hearing evidence was made known, the public securities ad-
vanced, and this in. the face of the demand for money naturally
caused by the West India compensation loan of £15,000,000,
the first payment of which. of 10 per cent. was made to-day,
This loan has-heen taken at a lower rate than any previous one
ever contracted in this country, Mr. Roarschild having taken
the contract at 13s. 7d. hi long annuities, viz., 75 in 3 per ce
3. per 'cent. reduced, and the .above.l3s. 7d. in
long annuities, for every.£loo money. Notwithstanding this,
the new omniufti bearS 31 premium, and the consols for money
and account are 901, an advance-of-1 per cent. within the week

in our foreign market there is little doing. Spanish bandi
are at ni, the scrip 101 disenunt,'Vortuguss ebe 90i, 91,
Colombian flat at 3Z Brazilian at 851 86, Dutch 5 per cents.
101-1, arathe Me%ican at 35i 361.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

iLegal Noticto.

r E couttnissioners clinimission of bankrupt, beating
1 date the 15th day of June 1822, awarded • issued against
JOHN CROSS, of Halewee:d, in the c ty of. Lancaster,
brewer, dealer and chapman, intend' to et on the 13th day of
August next, at one o'clock in the aft
m won, at the Clarendon-
rooms, in South John-street, in Li% pool, in the said county of
Lancaster, to make a•first and final dividend of the. tstate and
effects of the said bankrupt, when and where the rrilitoi s who
have not already proved their debts, are to come fir Bared to
prove the same. or they will he excluded the benefit of the said
dividend; and all claims not then proved will be disalloWed.
HEYES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
. OFFICE,
.DI ONSWICK-BTH
WiHOMAS HAGUE (successor to the late William Clifford
JI Clarke) begs to inform the-Merchants. Manufacturers, and,
the Public generally, that he 'still continues the above BUsiness,
and respectfully solicits a—continuance of theirfavours. Having
engaged Workmen of superior talent, toe gr with those eni-
ployed by his late predecessor, he will able to execute all
urders entrusted to his care With h taste and facility which
will ensure him future patronage.
The business executed at this Establishment, eomprisesevery
.description of Plain and Ornamental Engraving, togetheiwith
Copper-plate, Letter-press, and Lithogtaphic Printing, for
.every Public cud Commerrial purpose,' as 'M apsiPlans, Charts,
'Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Merchants' Bills of Ladino. , 'and 'Ex-
change. .Tradesmen's Bills, Circulars, Cards,' Labels,*&c. &c.
Heraldry. Books kept.
Arms, Crests, Cyphers. and•Mottos, on Gold, Silver, ReCopper.
Stone Seals, Counting-house Seals,
Brass-Door and Windirwliates neatly executed.
AN .APPRENTICE W.ANTED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

BOOKKEEPING,

A COMMERCIAL GLERK, having part. of the day unoc-
cupied, would be. glad to attend to the Accounts of air
Office where the. services of a constant Clerk May not be re-
quired. The Advertiser is thoroughly conversant with Business.
and Accounts, and,.being accustouLe4.4o correspondence, could
undertake ‘the management of a ifrficern in the occasional ab-
sence of the .principal. The utmost confidence may be' revise&
in the Advertiser. Satisfactory reference•given.
N.B.—Tradesmen's, Books made up and balanced, 'showing
the actual state of the Business, on very moderate terms.
Address (post-paid) to W. N., care of the Printer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

On 'WEDNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at One, o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, Rumfoid.stleet,
...30 Tons SAPAN WOOD, /
•

268 Bags TURMERIC,
247 Baskets GAMBIER,
48 Baskets MOTHER OF, PEIL SHELLS,
80 Bags CUBEBS,
:19'Boxes BEES' WAX,
60 Bales SENNA,
, 8 Barrels. ISINGLASS,
.8 Barrels TAPIOCA,
1000 Bags RICE. •
For further particulars apply•tollessrs. R. HENDERSON and
Sons, Merchants, or WILLIAWNEvrtr, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

VEDNESDAY.

On WIWNESDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Whitaker, Rathbone, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-street, '
On account of whom it may concern,
with all faults.
288 Boxes CASSIA LIGN•EA • )
6 Tons TERRA JAPONICA, 5
Ex. Thomas Dougall, from Singapore. , May be seen at Tobin's
Warehouse,,No. 212,•Prine&s.Dock. . ' f
Also, 38 Baskets China MOTHER OF. PEARL • ELLS,
70 Bags Wild NUTMEGS,
180 Chests CASSIA LIGNEA,
5 Tons of COWRIES,
20 Barrels TAMARINDS, ,
.1.5 Barrels ARROWROOT,
4 Barrels Jamaica GINGER. '
Imported by sundry Vessels.—Apply to Messrs. MoattaY,
.SYME, and Co., or to ,
WHITAKER, RATIIBONE, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07

.
WANTED immediately, by ;odor limivriA:s, 69, Bold-:.
street, .Liverpool, or at, Piccadilly,'Man,
chester, Quantity of MARBLE GUSHERS; note tread.
Apply but the.first-rate:hands.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

TVIONI3A4k.

On account of tilom ii Indy cone' n:
On MoNo.t.y next. the_llith instant, at Ta ve o'clock, at the
Dq.6';„ North End Prince's OLk.
A Quantity 'SHIP'S 31A: 4 lALS,
Consisting of A nebors, Chain Cables, iii, Standing and Run-
nin Hawsers, Warps',. Ya a, 'Spars, Water' Casks,
Provision, Blocks, Boats, &c. 4e. be/onging to the Eve Hon,
608 tons per register, stranded on the North }dank.
kply to.Alessrs..ClL&PMAN,and 'WI Aleuts fur Lloyd's,
or NICIA.O.LAS Stilt HY, groter.

- On gccaunt ofwhom it ma concern.
On MONDAY next, thelGth-instant, a ;ielve o'clock, in Bir-
' kelt% Warehouse, C: ie-street,
150.8 a damaged
Su t COTTON,
Ex John Marsh, 'from Bouibay.-- pply .to Messrs. DIROM,
RIQHMOND, and Co., or to
CORRIE, .M.TSON, ancleri.,brokers.

On hioNDAy next, the 16th instant, at One clock, iit. William
Nevett's Office, Rumford- reet,
200 Tons Parnpeachy WOOD,
Ex Iceni, from Laguna.—'Apply to
WiLLIA NEVETT, Broker.

TUESDAY.

On TuzsoAY next, the 17th instant, at. T elve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Offic ate-street,
6.54 Dry Salted HID
Ex Jane, from Aricati.—Apply_lo
JONES, MANN, and F STEM, Brekers.

.r
FLAX.
On TuEsnar next, the 17th instant, at One "o' ock. at Parry
and Crosbie's Office, Bretherton's-buildi , North John-
street, /
Several Parcels (about 15 Tons) Fl ish FLAX.
For particulars apply to PARRY nd CROSBIE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

NEW SOIITH WALES

Warranted. rst Verge!, and. will be immedi ely d‘atched.
Direct for SYDNEY, NEW SOU' ALES,
flt"
The fins A 1 Greenock-built Bti ELT,
t...
' 4111tVZ; DONALD MUNRO,,Mast ;
. 7—'' Burthen per register 217 tons.—For freight or passage
apply to Messrs. WILLIA it Ssi int and Sox, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Watenstreet.

To incoeed the ALICE.
ir VoUIfkBART TOWN and SYD Y,
The fine A 1 Ship STRATHIS A,
Burthen per register 333 tons, thoro y copper-fas-
tened and coppered, sails fast, and will haste imm diate despatch;
her cabin accommodations are very superior, being 9 feet high.
—For freight or passage apply on board, in the George's. Dock ;
to Mr. JAMES LOGAN, or to
HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane.,

,IYrEDITERItAEAN.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR GENOA AN

eeGitORN.
Month:

Saifing on the Ist and 16th of ev
ro sail on the 16th instal
The beautiful fast-sailing Brig BISPHAM,
I J. SEWARD; Master ;
- Al, 214 tons, coppered and copper-fastened.--For
I.efout of freight arid passage apply, to the Owners,
JOHN BIBBY and Co.

For LEGHORN direct,
net fast-sailing Barque FANNY CON LL;
f R. Jot, Master; •
A I, 171 tons, coppery] and copper steered.—Far
terms of freight and passage apply to the Own s,
JOHN B 1 BY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

.

Will have inimediaie despatch.
For DEMERARA,
The fast-sailing 130 g ELI' A TH,
kit` Mas

JOHN ,ROWN,
*44 tons register: lying iu the Qtkren's Dock.—For
freight or passage apply to GEO. BOOKER and co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

NEW, Publicationo.

Just published,
DENNISON'S MAP of LIVERPOOL trd the ENNU-
1., BONS, comprising an extent of Si 6 miles, laid down
upon su extensive a scale that every det hed House, street,
lioad, Field, and the Boundaries of Parishes and Townships, as
well as the 'Municipal and Parliamentary Boundaries of the
Borough," are all distinctly and accurately defined.
To be had of any of the respectable Elooksellers; or of the
Proprietor, Mr. JONATHAN ButintsoN, Cornmerce-coutt, Lord-
street.

Now Ready, Vol. IV., Pric,, Bi., of the
S to
Containing-aboveT. ISenSentyiL r thie MoPst ItalentedT
LIVING SCOTTISH DIVINES.rm°

" The Fourth Volume of the Scottish Pulpit is frontispieced
by a Likeness of Dr. M'Crie, the eminent Histor' of the
Scotch Reformation, and contains a valuable ' lection of
Practical Theology. There is a spirit of liberal' in the pub-
lication that we admire—which consists in the i ertinn of Ser-
mons from Dissenters, as well as those o he established
Church. We are proud, however, to see t 'stablishment so
ably represented, and its intellectual char er so prominently,
maintained, as this volume undoubted) exhibits it. The
. Sermons from Drs. Chalmers, Gordon, Muir, Brown, Fleming,
Brunton, Burns, Smith, &c., will not fail to impart both infm-
!nation and religious instruction; nor are those of Dissenters
and Probationers unworthy of approbation ; and, we, with
confidence in its utility, recommend the Scottish Pulpit' to the
patronage of a Christian community, as calculated, in many
respectS, to instruct the ignorant, stimulate the zealous, and
better the spiritual condition of all."—Perth Advertiser.
The N.Evr EDITION of Vols. 1., 11., 111., may always be had
of all Booksellers, price Bs. each. The form a comple body of
Practical D i yin ity.
Published by W. R. M'PnuN, Glasgow. Sold in Liverpool
by W. GOAPEL, Church-street, and GEORGB rPHILIP, 12, Para-
dise-street.

REV. G. • TOWNSEND'S CHRONOLOGICAL AR-
RANGEMENT OF THE BIBLE.
In one large vol. Bvo. price £1 4s. in Cloth boards,
HOLY BIBLE; containing the OLVand NEW
1 TESTAMENTS, arranged in Historic and Chronolo-
gical Order, in such manner that the whole y.be read as one
connected History, in the Words of the A riBOd•Trausiation.
With Select -NOtes, Indekes; and a Tab ividieig the Sacred
Volume into 365 Portions for daily eading. By the Rev.
Gut) IfGE TOW NS E•N D, M.A. Prebendary of Durham; and'Viear of
Northallerton:

Printed for J. G. and F. Rivington, St, Paul's Church-yard,
and Waterloo-place, Pail-malt.
The NEW TESTAMENT may be had separately, price 6s.
in boards.

*,,,,41 The larger Edition of the ARRANGEMENT, containing a
copious body of Annotations may be had in foul• volumeg, price
£4 in boards, ot the OW and New Testament separately, price
£2 each. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

UNITED ST/kT,NS

Loadiv west side Georges Dock, and sail about
Sunday.
For NEW ORL E A 8,
The Barque SILV ,
• R. IiOW LAN D, M 4 r.;
Rurthen
,per register 307 tons newly coppered; sails very
fast, and is a desirable conveyance for goods, the freight of
hich is moderate.—Apply to THOMAS INGLERY, Esq., or to
GEORGE BROWN.

To succeed the Stt-v I A.
For NEW ORLE,
The line Brig LIG 11 'OO T ,
throaos WiLsoie, A aster;
- Barthen per' register26o Long; copp'red and copper-fastened;
the greater part of her cargo being engaged, shippers will find
rher a desirable conveyance.—For terms of frei'ht apply to
THOI4AS Imit..Esy, Esq., or GEORGE 13ROWN.

-,For MOBILE,
The teak-built Barque LADY.. ST,
Vl' Captain HEWITT •
„
- 618 tons register; coppered, and sail st.--i For freight
ar passage dapply to LANGTItYS and Co., or t
GEORGE BROWN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

GEOLOGY AND REVELATION.

Geology and revelation agree in representing the con-
tents of our globe as having formerly been submerged
beneath the ocean.

At least two-thirds of the existing continents are co-
vered with rocks that contain abundant remains of ma-
rine animals; and the whole of their surfaces are over-
spread with such a coating of bowlders, pebbles, and
sand, as proves the occurrence of deluges in former
times, too mighty for anything but the ocean to produce.
Indeed, to doubt that our existing continents, in early
times, formed the bottom of the ocean, is scepticism too
gross for any geologist at this day to indulge, especially
when lie sees that the rocks are tilted up just as they
would be if a volcanic force had lifted them above the
waters.

I hardly need say that all this corresponds precisely
with the Mosaic account. Until the third day it seems
that the surface of the globe was one shoreless ocean.
For the command that the dry land should appear, implies
that Previously it was covered; and from the second,verse
of Genesis we learn that it was covered by tile deep. It
was upon the waters that the Spirit of Gud moved.
Revelation and geology agree in teaching us that • the
work of elevation was progressive, after the first produc-.
tion of the matter of the universe.
Every step which the geologist takes in .his examina-
tion of the crust of our globe, presents to his view fresh
evidence that the formation of nearly all the rocks has:
been progressive. Men in their studies may 'reason about,
the rocks, as if they were prUdUced in iheirprese.ntr state;'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

filo be Utt.

. „ .
. .
MO .f,e- LET, it Ira T crt i'er; 11--- curaftirtutilc COTTictillt
1 - Residence and GARDEN, with or withouya Coach house
and Stable. in the pleasant and healthy vitinity of OLrva
y{ g• ;I
DIOCNT. The house contains excellent i nnd Drawing-
rooms, small Breakfast-room, four B and two Servants'
rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, and Cellars. pply to Mr. DORN-
IN G, near the Coffee-house, Wavertree.

9'lo be LET, and may be entered upon the sth of January
JIL or the sth of April next, the SARACEN'S HEAD
HOTEL, LIVERPOOL, now in the occupation of Mr.
Edwards. This establishment has a large, most res }pet-
able, and regularly-increasing business, and any ,Family com-
petent to the undertaking may, in a few years realize an inde-
pendence, •
For particulars to treat for the same, appil(if by letter, post-
paid) to Mr. EnwA ens, on the Premises, wfo has an unexpired
l'erm of Sii Years in the said Hotel, from the sth of April
next.
Liverpon!, Nor. 2, 18.35.

DESIRABLE ESTATE IN wins-my
TO be. LBT, for. a Term of Yeats, an.d.eutere pon at
II Candlenias.and.,Kay next. all that cOnifatt d very de-
Sirable gSTATE, situate in Whiston, in the c inty of Lan-
caster, called "LATH AMS," consisting of a F n House, with
extensive Barns, Stables, Shippons, and er suitable 'Out-
buildings, and.about 100 acres of Land, of statute measure.
Also, Twenty COTTAGtS, situate in Whiston; and on the.
south side of the idighw.ay.,leading. from Whiston to Huyton,
all of which are wall tenanted.
ink Estate has long bean in the holding of the Proprietor,
(who is now declining agricultUral putsuits,) and it is in the
highest state of cultivation. •

Attached to one of the Barns is an excellent Threshing
Alachine; there is also a Horse Mill for crushing Provender
and cutting Straw, and the Orchard is well stocked with choice
Fruit Trees. in full bearing.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway passes through the
Estate, and one of the Stations at which the Second Class
Trains stop, is not half a mile distant.
• For further particulars apply to Witt.tAN Less, Esq., of
Whiston' the _Proprietor. who will direct a proper person to
'show the Estate ; or to Messrs. Rowsow and Cuoss,
PrescoL
.Pretcot, October 26, 1835,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

AFRICA .

/
Air For SIERRA LEONE and MALAC RI,
The fine Enghsh-buil/ Ship VITT IA, 'I" ....-. -
: N. MITCFAELL, Master
v. Burthen per register 395 tons; new( coppered, and
sails very fast.--,Fur terrofof freight-or .passage apply to
GEORGE BROWN.

immediately.
" • ORDEAUX,
The fine fist-sailing Brig ' AHD,
Captain Goss;
-A 1, 110 tons register, coppared and cop ter-fastened.-- For
Isms !of freight apply to JOHN IBM: and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-13

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

FRIDAY, Novagnaa 13. UOTIR
Jottx FAxstiAw, dealer in earthenware, audit, at the Swan Inn,
Henley, Stail'orthliire, at - 2
Final *Dividend, at 3
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, apothecary, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, 1

TUESDAY, NOVVIDER
Joseph GREEN, ship-chandler, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
WEDNESDAY. NovF.mhea IS.
JOHN LARGIE, broker, audit, at Mr. J. C. Thompson's office,
Tithebarn-street, at

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12.
Josnm Ge.rENwoan,, stone-merchant audit, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

~
~l
„c...,_.

y7r

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next;. the Bth instant, at Tottee o'clock,,, at
vt no
Buchanan and Bro' Office, Old -strect, • •
s

• • . Bides fine. French Fj4tX.
—Apply to ' 'AIIIOBI3 I G LAN D, and ; • )
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, )`" Brokers.

Ori.WzoNgsnAT next, the Bth of April instant, at One o'clock,
at Vriestley, Griffith, and Cox's Office, Exch•
50 Tons prime solid Lirna NICARAGU • 00P,
Lately landed ex Mary Ann,-from New Yor • 'onded for home-
use, or exportation; and which may be seen • the meantime in
Gordon's Bonded Cellar Cooper's-row, or Leicester's Sefton-
street. Apply.to Messrs. \VADDINGTON, lior.r, and Co., Mer-
chants, or
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITHS, and COX, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The letter of lorA should be addressed to the reverend gentle-
man whose doctrines are the subject of it.
I'..G. can ,Icdew very little of the state of parties, or he would
know that there is a club of the nature to which he alludes
already established in Liverpool.
We regret that we cannot take any notice of the magazines
before next week—if then.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

Legal Xatire.

FTIHE creditors ivhd have Preved••their debts under a fiat in
.1.• bankruptcy against TLIOMA'ANDERTOIST, of Liver-
pool,( in the county of Lancaster, ()reliant, commission agent,
dealer and Chaproan,nraV receiv Dividend on their respecti‘e
debts by applying at 'the ()nice f Mr. SA MIiLL HEALEY,- Ac-
countant, Bank-buildings, Cas e-street, Liverpool. any day,
between the hours of Eleven o'c uck in the Poretioon and Two
o'clock in the Afternoon. • MALLABY; Sulicitoi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

3ttbift ..3obir ,

- -
LEEIDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL All DOUGLAS
NAVIGATION,_". • •
XTOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN, that t next GENERAL
..1.11 ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY f PROPRIETORS,
Of the (.}ANAL- NAVIGATION fr LEEDS to Lly4R-
POOL,will be held at the TitnoT NN, in Bradford, in the
county of York, on FRIDAY, the 10th day or April next, at
Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when and whete the Proplie-
tots; by themselves or their Proxies, are requested to attend.,
SAM. HAILSTONE,' Law Clerk:
Bradford, March 26, 1835. . •

. WARRINGTON AND NEWTON RAILWAY.
NOTICE is 1-1 EREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIALGENE-.
RAL- MEETING. of the WAR RIN GTO,N • and N EW -
•TON RAILWAY COMPANY will be held,..ert the RAtr.wAY
OFFICE', in Warrington, on SATURDAY, th th of April next,•
at Eleven o'elock,in the forenoon, at w eh Meeting will he,
submitted to the Proprietors then pre t, for their approval,
the Diaft of a Bill proposed to be int duced•inte parliament
in the preSent session. for obtaining an Act to effeetnate the ar-
rangement made by this company for Sale of their
.Railway,
Works, and Prope!ty to the Grand Junction Railway Com-
Toy; and for Other purposes connected therewith. ' Dated this.
23d-day of March, 1835. -JOSEPH WAGSTAFF,
• Clerk•of the Company. ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MARCH 31.

DOWNING-STREET MARCH 28.
The King Las been graciously pleased to nominate and appoint
Lieu.eninit4eneral the Hon. Sir Edward 'Stopford, Knight • 'Com
mander of tie Most lion. Military Order of the 'lath, to be a Knigbt.
Grand Cross of the said Order, m -the "room of General' Sir Henry
.Johnson, Bart., deceased.
His Majesty has further been pleased to nominate and appoint
Major-General the lion.:Heury King; Companionof the Mast Hon.
Military Order of the Bath. to he a Knight Commander of the said
Order, in the room of LieutenantLGeneral the Hon Sir E. Stopprd.
The King has been pleased to appoint John Crabb Isaacs, Esq., to
be Secretary and Clerk attic. Crawn in the Virgin Iklands. •
The King has been pleased to appoint 'John Montagu, to be
Secretary and Registrar of the Records in Van Dieman's Land.

MARCH 30.
The King has been pleased• to appoint William Wilde, Esq., to be
Chief Just►ce of Ja'mid of St. Ilelee4.

WiIiTEUALL, MARCH 31.
The King has been pleased to present the Rev. John M'Ewen to
-the church•and parish of Kirknilelafei, in the presbytery and county
•of Ayr, vacant by the death of the Rev. David Kennedy.
•

INSOLVENT. -
John Barloor, Cateaton-street,•London, dressing-case-maker.
BANKRUPTCIES' ENLARGED.
Jan Bates, Bellevue-place, Clapham, linen-draper, from April 17
to April 21-4ohn Lawes, Wick and Abson; Gloucestershire, miller;
from Marel2. 20 to May 8.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03

PORTUGAL.

The Pantaloon arrived on Monday at Falmouth from Lisbon, I
which harbour she left on the 22d. The Lisbon journals con-
tain debates on the address to the Queen, which, as we have
already stated, was carried by a majority of 75 to 25. The
chambers are to close on the 26th instant. Liihon was gene-
rally quiet. A report was spread in the city this morning that
a revolution had broken out in Oporto, but no credit is attached
to it. •
The Firefly also arrived at Falmouth on Sunday, bringing
the' Mediterranean mail. She left Malta on the 12th, Gibraltar
on the 21st, and Cadiz the 22d. There is nothing of more im-
portance in these mails than that some vessels of the Pacha of
EEgypt had arrived off Suda from Alexandria, with the intention
of preventing disturbances amonk, the Arabs. Letters from
• Cadiz are silent as to the reported Carlist insurrection in Anda
lusia, from which we may infer that there was no foundation for
the statement.—Standard.