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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

Ea in Alai.

• _ •
TO BUILDERS AND OTH •
MO be SOLD, by PRIVATK.CONTRACT, e COTTAGES,
-1- atlq about Ten Thousand Yards or D; also a sToN E
DELI', the Stoue being of. very good r ality, (the whole Co-
pyhold of Inheritance,) situated near the Old Swan, .and near
the house of Mr. Glitherow, who will show the Premises.
For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN A. KAyE, \Vine
Merchant, C6apek-street.

110 be SOLD,.a Grey HORSE, rising s' 'ears old, %sar-
i ranted sound, about fifteen hail gh, and steads, in
harness; also, a Londonbuiit GIG, w Patent Axle.—:The
above may beileen at WELFARE'S Livery Stables, Springfield-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

By order of the Executors of the late John Clarke, R..q."
By Messrs. WIN STAN LEY and ONS,
On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Two o'clock, at the
Clarendon-rooms,,
FOUR COTTAGES, with GARD , occupied respect-
ively by Michael Webster, John C wley, E. Barnes, and
Wm. Booth, and 'a Parcel of LAND adjoining, suitable for the
erection of Four similar Cottages, in the village of Knotty Ash,
on the south side of the Liverpool and Manchester Turnpike-
road, Copyhold of Inheritance, and containing in the whole
1,31) square yards, bounded on the south and west by land of
Thns. Littledale, Esq.'
The rapid increase of the neighbourhood renders this Pro-
perty very des,jrable for the investment of a small capital.
Apply at the Olfiee of Mr J:so. Noatn, Solicitor, Exchange-
alley, where a Plan may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

MtDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

There is a fair avai;zi for BaimsToxt, and prices remain without
any vitriation.—Good Sicily Se.MAC finds buyers at the quoted .prices,
the other inferior descriptions are still dull of sale.—No change in
AsOoLs' or CREAM of TARTAR. Some Sales of French MADDER
ROOTS have been made at rather lower prices, bath on the Spot and to
arrive. Turkey Roots are steady.—Good 'Smyrna VaLots IA has been
'sold at £l5 41, ton, but the demand is limited.—There has again been
a dull week in OLIVE OIL, but as some of the largest holders have
become.!ess inclined to sell, prices have been' fully maintained for the
few sales which have been made.—The FISII OIL market remains
'very firtn at the prices quoted.—Another small import of COD has
been taken by the trade at £27 lOs 417' ten 'from the quay.—Some
transactions in both RAPE and LINSEED OIL have taken place at the
'Quotations.—A small business has again been done in PALM OIL at
1;25 lOs 4e £23 15s ton.—Oit. of TITILPENTTNE is in limited request.
—Peterstmirgh clean Mut. from the quay is offering rather lower,
and some little business has been done.—Some fresh imports of FLAX
are advertised for sale in the ensuing week, which will give a new
feature to the market, having for some time been nearly without n
stipply.—About 300 casks Petersburgh yellow candle TALLOW have
been disposed of from the quay, principally taken on Speculation ; the
demand from the consumers continues very limited.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

THURSDAY.

Bankrupts' Property.—By order of the Assi s.
On THVIISDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'c ,at Preston
and Farrington's Office, India-buildin • ater-street,
30 es Sicily RED. INE,
81) Hogsheads
75 Pieces GENEVA..
Apply to • PRESTON and FARRINGTON, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

TO THR EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOL ST4NDARD,

SlR,—There is at present a mos: intolerable annoyance to
persons having occti,ion to pass along North John-street, oc-
casioned bribe want of proper accommodation tit- the public.
Near the bottom of Cook-street a building is in progress, and
the parties have inclosed the foot-walk by wooden barriers
without providing any means of passing for the pubic, except
,through the mud and filth (and I may add danger) of that great
thoroughfare. The act of parliament requires that persons
having occasion to inclose part of a public thoroughfare fur such
purposes, shall construct a proper platform, sufficiently fenced
atutrailed in all round the part inclosed, to the satisfaction of
the district surveyor.
Now, sir, as the office of informer is not very pleasant, and
as the authorities appear to have neglected this nuisance you
will confer an obligation on myself and in-my other persons by
calling attention to this neglect.---1 am, sir, yours respectfully,
April 6, 18.35.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

New Pubticatiolfs.

. _
. just Publishecir-irr 12ino price 3 .Gd. Cleth;
-tI,4IIIAN for BEGINNt.:Itt3; or P OG'IMBSIV. B. EX.—
.EltelS)LS in the GiERMAN, L NGUAGEL
By Wti.t.tim Wu! icK,
Teacher of German in the lit er?ity of London.
Printed for JotiN TaYLoit, Boolvojler and Phblisher to the
University, Upper Gower-street. .t...;u1d.1e.y W. (41/.
Liver-
pool.

NATURALI.‘4T'S LIBRARY =TILL
• This day is ptsiolihheel, Price 66-_,-/
'AMIE NATISRALHra 1.1/31tAltY, VOlimr VII, with
36 Colonic(' Plates, forming Volunit Ictahyplogy.—
The Perch Family.
Uv Sir WM. JARDINE, Bart., P.R &c. &c.
Ediulatrgh : W. 11. LtzAr.s; and so by W. GRAPEL,
and the other Booksellers in Liverpool.

,
TORASER'S MAGA,ZIN% cox AP.a.si.., 1035, No. XIV.,.
_A price Half-a-Crown, contain-s:—
I. April Fools; or, Out liondred Matrimonial Letters.--
11., Gallery of Literary Characters, No. I XIX_, with a full-
length portrait of Jane Porter.—lll. T rof Oliver Yorke's
Ithyming Cousin. r.t. the. Last.—lV he 13pok.of the Sea-
son.--,V. Corporation Reforrn.—Vl. rte Rotnane Net Pa-
lazzo Vatican°. (From the Prout apers.)—Vll. Church
Atrnirs., The Ecclesiastical Commission, and Church Rates.
—VIII, A Quintette of Novels. The Natural Son-.-The Two
Friends—The Fleir Presumptive—Francesca Carrara—The
Mayor of Wiud-Gap.-IX--The Irish Church.
Jaines Fraser, 216, Regent-street., London.

Zrabr an 4311anufarpttra.

BU RTIUN ALE, of superior Quality, or Home Use anti
14portatiou.—Apvly to
IiLN2V U E
chaniglei..E.4ll,
1c01;
h.

. .. . , .
CANARY WINE. •
ruHIS much esteemed and eNcellent Wl'srE is still to he had
i..,1L on application, to JAMES RENW , Crown Chambers,
Price riee per Dozen 2,11., ottles included.
Orders for the Country carefully atte ded to.

COLOURED SILKS.
P
mWENTY BALES, of COLOUR GROS de NA-
PLES, and DUCAES, are ink received at COMP-
TON HOUSE.—Priees from Is. Ild. 1,35. ;M. per yard.

i
XT ICHOLL and WARBURTON, T MORS and DRAPaRa,
N 15, Clayton-square, beg to info their Friends and the
Public they have been appointed Sol" GENTS in Liverpool
for the Sale of JISTU.LL and FANSII E'S PATENT INDIA
RUBBER WATERPROOF. CL AKS, CAPES, &c., au
Assortment of which they have now uu baud, and respectfully
solicit an inspection.

SALAD DRESSING
OF VERY SUPER [OR- FLAVOUR,
FOlt SALADS', SHELL FISH, COLD MEATS',
Prepared 'and Sold Wholesale and Retail"ty
()WEN AND GERDES, /
9, CHURCH-STREET,' LIVER ' SOL.
ADRESSING FOR SALAD, &c., iv ch can be at all
times available, and warranted to eep unimpaired in
any climate, has long been a desiderat n ' •
The great trouble and waste exile cell by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing reising far Salad, Shell
Fish, &c., at the time it is' wanted,"-besides the uncertainty of
its flavour and strength, haVe indneed OwEri and GE riles to
prepare this article, which completely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist. _ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

SALE AT THE HANOVER Rooms.
By BRANCH and SON,
On THURSDAY seat, the 9th, and Fatosr, the 10th instant, at
Eleven o'clock eachtlav,
A N extensive assortment of ,valuable HOUSEHOLD
FURNIIURE, consisting of lafty Four-post and Camp
Bedsteads, with and without Hangings, and appropriate Bed-
ding, Painted Chamber Requis• es, 13-russets, Kidderminster,
and Venetian Carpets, Ilear ugs, Floor and Lobby Cloths,
Druggetts. Chimney, Pier, d Swing Glasses, modern Ma-
hogany Articles, in bitting, Card, Pembroke, and Loo Tables,.
Chairs, Conches, Sofas, a Sofa Bed, -Sideboards, Wardrobes,
Chests of Drawers, and Night Commodes, Imitation Rosewood
Chairs, handsome Dialler and Tea Services, a Barometer,
Table Knives and Forks, Fenders, Fire-irons, a few Books, a
pair of capital Pistols, some Files, Table and Bed Linen, a
quantity of Razors, and various other Articles.
To be Viewed Tomorrow, (Wednesday,) the Bth, when Ca-
talogues may he had from BRANCH. and Sox. •

Salanteb.

•
VVANTED, by a respectable .1A.:004.- SITUATION as
BARMAID or WAITER resfeetable lan or
Itotel.—Application to be made to B. C,,eat the Standard-
office.

VVIANTED, an ApP.i.iEN'l'lygLo tixo 130oKBENI?iNG
BirsiNESS, to resi.le with the Yutn.ll2,. Premium required.
.1pp1) to jowl JUNES, 24, lionlihton-street. "Letters post-
paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

~o- ILt ,

, .
GREAT GEORGi <QUAIir. •
rina with bc LET, either .or wit t eit Board, handsomely Fur-
niithed AP.ARTNIE)TTS; upon moderate terms.
Apply to Mrs. NEirLaSHW, 30, Great George-square, (Nel-
sou-street side:)

r iO be LET, two WAREHOUSES ith Offices adjoining.;
I_ two VAULTS, admirably s d' for Wines, Spirits,
Porter, ' and several WARR_ OUSE-ROOMS for the
stowage of Cutton or other produir; situate in one of the most
central parts of.the town.—Apply to RA Lrn BURTON, 75, Dale
street •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

On .*--alt•

The fine A 1 copper-fastened BrierANNAH ;
burthen per register 296 8-91 tolitt., as built by a very
faithful builder, under the s `ntendence of the
owner and captain, fur the er's own use, and
!attached at St. John; New Brunswick, about 15 months since
Is a remarkably handsome modelled vessel; carries well, and
sails fast • is well found in stores, and her materials are of the
LL"-5t Liverpool manufacture.—For further particulars apply on
board, is the Brunswick Dock, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.

ON SALE,
The fast-sailing Pleasure-boat LEDA;
I.h7k Length over all, 25 feet 6 inches, bread over all in
, midships, 8 feet. She is about 7to urthen ; built
oak; copper-fastened; half decked, wi chain cable and
auchor, and pig iron for ballast; with a mplete set of saili
and ropes, two masts, two topmasts, bow bowsprit, boat-hook,
and lead pump, all complete.---Lying in JOSEPH EDWARDS'S
lard, Boat-builder, Norfolk-street, to whom application may be
1314(18, or to THOS. WOODWARD, James-street.
Also, a small BOAT, 8 feet long.

SM. - , The ST, GEORGE STEAM-PACKET COM-
liNp '.'\ -. PANY'S STEAM-SHIPS
, „,4.4y • Are intended to Sail from HULL, as under.
_.• . ' ;,,.. For HAMBUIIGH, •
(With Postojice Letter-b.ag ; )
The WILLIAM. IV Captain HAYDEN,
The SEVERN Captain KNOCKER,
WEDNESDAY, Bth April, at Four o'clock AftepßOOD.
SA TURD 4 Y, Ilth „ ~ >, , ,
WEDNESDAY, 22dh „ JP PI P/
SATURDAY, 251 >, • $, If
AND THE HULL STEAM-PACT ' COMPANY'S
STEAM-SHIPS
The MONARCH.. Captain ROACH,
The TRANSIT Captain DRAPER,
WEDNESDAY, 15th April, at Four o'clock Afternoon.
SATURDAY, 18. h „ ~ II 11
WEDNESDAY, 29th „ ~ ~ 9/
SATURDAY, 2d May ~ I/ 7,
Thus forming a regular communication, two days each week,
. • between HULL and .11AMBURGII.

PARES

Cabin . £3. 3 0 I Four-wheeled Car,-

riages '£s 5 0

Deck . 1 1 0
Horses..
Further information may" lie obtained at the St. George
Steam-packet Company's Office, No. 5, Minerva-terrace, and
at the hull Steam-packet Company's Office, High-street,
Hull. .

For ROTTERDAM,
(With Posteice Letter;•bag.)
The SCOTIA Captain Boucit,
Every WEDNESDAY Afternoon, returns on SATURDAYS.
FARES.

Best Cabin ..£3 3 I Deck...: £1 1 I Horses....£3 3
Apply at the St. George Steam-packet Company's Office,
Minerva-terrace, Hull; 21, Water-street, or Clarence Dock,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL
_ST.IND.4RD.

Sta,—Can you oblige me by stating in your next paper
whether the new act respecting weights and measures obliges a
resident in Toxteth-park to send all his weights to Everton to
be stamped, or whether the weights, being adjusted at the Li-
verpool office, and being all correct, are not sufficient for all
purposes of the enactment. This information will greatly
oblige, Sir, yours, &e. A SUBSCRIBER.
Liverpool:6lls April, 1835.
[Lord Ebrington's bill is an absurdity which no wan can
either understand or explain.—E. L. S.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

To sail positively on the Ist of May.
• . For CANTON, the very superior fast sailing Ship
ELIZA STEWART, A 1, WO tons, cop p ed arid
-..fiA.,#,% copper-fastened, Roar. MILLAR, Comm der, lying
iu the St. Katharine's Dock. Has ele • t acconuno-
tletions for passengers. The consignees will engage to take
4119 goods on board nfter the 28th of April, oods to ,be deli-
vered at Lintin or Whainpoa at the option o .ship's consignees;
freight payable in London, The ship may touch at Batavia,
but will not land any of her cargo there.—For terms of. freight
Or passage apply to the Commander, on board; to Mr. JOHN
CRYDGR, 2, Crosby-square; to PHILLIPPS and TIPLA Dv, 3,
George-yard, Lombard-street, London,- or to
Mr. DOBSON,
At Mr. T. Hargreaves, Jun., Solicitor, 35, Tarletonzstreet,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

To-mnattOw,. (Wednesday,) the Bth inetaut,. at. One o'clock,
at Priestley, Griffith, and Cox's Office, Exchange-baildingi;
50 Tons prune solid Ulna NICARAGUA -woo),
Lately lauded ex Mary Ann, froM New Yoriofonded for home-
`use or exportation; and which may be seerun the meantime in
Gordon's Bonded Cellar Cooper's-row, or Leicester's Sefton-
street. Apply to Messrs. WADDINGToN, HOLT, and Co.; Mer-
chants, or
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITHS, and COX, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

The betting upon the Chester Trades' Cup has undergone no
important change since our. last ; three to one was taken several
times .en Saturday about Abbas Mirza; shortly afterwards £7O
to £2O was also laid, which •is the highest odds now offering.
Birdlime, Manchester, Lambkin, and Giovanni have beau oc-
casionally supported, without any alteration in the price.—
Coriolanus has again'advanced for the Derby, and promises fair
to be first favourite until the day of running. Ibrahim and Lu-
minary have also gained ground ; scarcely anything has been
transacted upon any of the others.—The Liverpool July Cup
has already attracted considerable attention, and from the
number of excellent horses in the field, 12 to 1 is freely offered
against any of the favourites. The present quotations are
CriksTna TaanEs' Cur, p.p.-7 tot agst Abbas Mirza (tk;)
7 to 2 agst Birdlime (tk ;) 8 to 1 agst Manchester; 8 to 1 agst
,Lambin ; 10 to 1 agst Red Rover; 12 to 1 agst Giovanni; 14
to 1 agst Lucinda; 14 to.l agst Buccaneer; 16 to 1 agst Fearn-
hurst ; 18 to 1 agst Nell Gwynne ; '2O to 1 agst Ratcatcher.
LivEttrool. JULY Cur, p.p.-13 to 1 against General Chasse
(tk;) 13 to 1 agst Chancellor; 14 to 1 agst Warlaby Baylock ;
15 to 1 agst Touchstone ; 15 to 1 agst Louden (tk;) 15 to 1 agst
Jupiter; 16'to 1 agst Abbas Mirza; 20 to 1 agst Whitefoot.
Tun Danny.-7 to 1 agst Coriolanus (off ;) 9to 1 agst Silenus
(off ;) 13 to 1 agst Pucelle (tk ; ) 14 to 1 agst Ascot; 15 to agst
•Leopoldine ; 15 to I agst Ibrahim; 18 to 1 agst Luminary; 20
to 1 agst Darioletta; '2O to 1 agst Luck's All; 30 to 1 against
Mundig (off;) 30 to 1 agst Knobstick (off;) 33 to 1 agst Eli-
zanne 33 to I agst Philosopher; 50 to 1 agst Pettit's Ibrahim;
7 to 2 agst Mr. Ridsdale's lot; 5 to 1 agst Lord Jei soy's lot.
THE OAKS.-7 to 2 agst Preserve ;Bto 1 agst Hester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the:Bth instant, a welve O'clock,
at Buchanan and Browne's Office, all-street,'
200 Tierces Jamaica COFFEE, 0 e New Crop,
Ex Anfield, from Jamaica.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and
Co , Merchants, or
BUCHANANiand BROWNE, Brokers.

To-stottuow, (Weduesday,) the Bth instant, at ' elve o'clock,
at Buchanan and Broune's Office, 01 1-street,
60 Bales fine French F
—Apply to AMOS BIGLAND, and Brokers
•
BUCHANAN and 131tOWNE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

1410 be LET, and entered upon on Wel2th of May next, a
most desirable country REIVCCE, Furnished, situated
in the parish of Leighton, near gate, Cheshire, and known
by the name of LKIGHTON LODGE, now iu the occupation of
Henry Barton, Esq.
There are about ten Statute Acres of good Grass Land
attached. to the House, with useful Kitchen Gardens, Stables,
Coach-house, Shippon, &c,
Further particulars may be known, and permission to see the
premises, by applying to the above H. BAitToN, or to Messrs.
W. QUAY and SoN, at their office at Nes:on, Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.

May
.
/ 1-•
On THURSDAY, iiieidifloeM next, at FiVe o' loc.. in the
Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel, i Prescot, (if
not disposed of in the mean time Gy Privat reatv,) in one
Lot, or more, as may be agreed Upon, a subject. to such
conditions of sale as will be then pr u • , _
run E FEE-SIMPLE and IN HE 'ANCE of and in all
.1. that compact and very desirable STATE, called " The
Hanging Bridge Estate,' situate' in Sutton, in the county of
Lancaster, and consisting of a substantial, commodious, and
modern-built Iklessuage, with Stabling fur five Horses, Ship-
pons for eight Cows, Coach-house, Barn, and other convenient
Outbuildings, large Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit
Trees, and several Closes of Land thereto adjoining, and con-
taining in the whole 48 acres, 2 roods, and 31 perches of statute
measure, or thereabouts, and now iu the possession of Mrs.
.Robinson. _ _ _

The House is pleasantly situated, in good repair, and well
adapted for the Residence of a respectable Family. The Land
is in a high state of cultivation; there is Stone of a very supe-
rior quality under the Estate, and a Quarry is now open. The
poor and other rates within the township are low.
This Property is situated within half a mile of the Liverpool
and Manchester Railway, and also of the public turnpike road
from Present to Warrington, and is within two miles of the
town of Present, and about the same distance from St. Helen's.
SO desirable an investment is rarely offered to the Public.
The House may be viewed on application to Mrs. Robinson,
on the PremiSes, who will also direct a proper person to show
the Estate and for further particulars,, or to treat for the pur-
chase of the Property by Private Treaty, application may be
made to Mr. RoniNsoN, of Peasly Cross, near to St. Helen's,
or to Messrs. RowsoN and Cnoss, Solicitors, Prescot, at whose
Office a Plan of the Estate may bu Seen. '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

MONDAY. APRIL 6.—► Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate,

MinivEn—•-Cornelius, Betts, from Smyrna—Princess Victoria, Paul,
from New Orleans, sailed from the Bar 27th February ; left the Coro-
mandel, for this port, on the Bar.
ALSO AIIIIIVED--Ilarvey, Thomas, from Swansea—Lion, Mitchell,
Olasgow—Stewart Monteith, Hunter, Dumfries---Portcr, Gibson,
from Swansea.
SAILED—George, Bartol, for New York.

William, M'Claverty, hence for Manilla, passed Anger, 230 Nov.
Matilda, Bowen, from St Domingo and Nassau, at Cove. On 25th
March, in lat. 51'52, long. 17 30, spoke the Selina, Hayes, hence,
at Newfoundland.
Indian 'Chief, Williams, hence for Demerara, was spoken about
the 24th ultimo, in lat. 46 30, long. 11 32.
John Walker, --, hence, °tithe Mississippi.
J4nna, Rowland, from Patras, at Falmouth, and sailed Ist instant
for this 'port.
Brilliant, Lloyd, hence, at Limerick.
'The Benjarriin, Ledget, for Odessa, went on shore last night near
the'Rock, but was got off this morning without apparent injury.
Stormont, Ibertus, hence, ht Demerara.
Ann, Collin, hence, at Hamburgh.
Thomas Leech, -. from Bahia, at Trieste.
Renard Packet; from'St Thomas, at Falthouth.
His Msjestv's steamer, Inadarnanthuq, from Jamaica, at Plymouth,
sailed 11th Fi:bruary, and froin Berinuda, 4th March.

There was an increasing demand for Cotton until the last few days
of the past month, and an advance established of id tf,' lb. in Brazil,
and id i id 4p lb. in other descriptions, excepting Sett Islands, which
are nearly ldlir lb. lower than on the Ist ult. The total sales of the
month were 109,500 bales, of which 17,000 American, 330 Pernam,
1,150 Bahia, 100 Egyptian, and 3,300 Surat were taken on speculation
3,000 American, 600 Brazil, and I,ooo*Surat for export; and 2,800
American, 300 Bahia, and 200 Surat were forwarded into the country
unsold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

bt *alb or ILO.

• -DESIRABLE syruAnox:
mo be SOLD or LET, all that • well &lit and detached
1 HOUSE, Called BRUNSWICK yILLA, situated within
five minutes walk of Woodside Ferfy, captaining on the ground
floor three Parlours, Kitchen, &c. &c. ; on the first floor five
Bed-rooms and Water Closet, and two Rooms in the attic, with
an excellent Garden welt stocked with young Fruit Trees. The
House is now Painting and Papering.—For further particulars
apply to Wsi. RAvitriscaorr, who has on Salo several Lots of
Land for Building, by the yard or acre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

NE1192 WEEK &c

On TUESDAY next, the 1-Ith instant, at Tw e o'clock, at Wm.
Mon's Office, Exchange- ildings,
12,000 East India OX, COW, a FFALO HIDES,
Lauded ex Frankland and Tyrer, om Calcutta—Apply to
Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
WM. HUSON, Moker.

On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at tw,4re clock. at Moly-
neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, C pel-street,
7 Bales Bengal RAW K,
Lately landed.—Apply to
MOL YNEUX, TAYLOR, & CO., Brokers.

OD WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at One o' ck, at William
Nevett's Otlice,,Rumford-st t,
About 3 Tons SARSAPA LA,
Ex Sophia from Costa Rica.—Apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

NEW TEAS, •
Imported per Janina, direct from Canton.
Postponed from Tuesday, the 7th, until TeESD , the 28th in-
stant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale- otn, Exchange.-
buildings,
2,138 Packages BOHE
350 Packages SOUC NG,
100 Packages PE KO 4.
To be seen at Tobin's Tea Warehouse from Tuesday, the 1-Ith,
to Thursday, tie 23d instant, and the delivery to commence the
Ist of May—For further particulars apply to Trios, RIPLEr,
Esq., or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.,
VARNAM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE, s Brokers.
BATESON and HOR.SFALL,

NEW TEAS,
INPORTED DIRECT pßom CANTON, PER GIPSEY.

On TUESDAY, the 2Stliinstant, at Ten o'clock pr§cisely, at the
Public Sale-room,
200 Quarter-chests
162 Half-chests BOHEA,
100 Large Chests
200 Boxes FOKEIN BOHEA
4430 Chests good to fine CONG ,
103 Chests
100 Boxes Flowery PEKOE,
:70 Chests Black Leaf PEKOE,
50 Chests
100 Boxes s-. orange. PEKOE,
50
.Chests CAPER,
186 Chests t Fine CAMPOI,
196 Boxes
,280 Boxes CONGOU,
306 Chests TWANKAY,
418 Boxes 5
149 Chestst. HY:SON.
637 Boxes
To be. seen in Tobin's Tea Warehouse, from Tuesday, the 14th,
to Thursday, the 234 instant; and the delivery to commence
the Ist May. For further particulars apply to Sir JOHN TOBIN,
to T. & li. LITTLEDALE and C )., or to
YARNIIAM, EWART, & DELAFOSSE, Brokers.

TO SPIRIT DEALERS, PUBLICANS, AND/OTHERS.
By Mr. NATHAN BOOTH
On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Elev o'clock in the
Forenoon, on the Premises, Cumberlan -street, two doors
from Dale-street,
THE LICENSE, GOODWILL. d FITTINGS of a
PUBLIC-HOUSE and SPIR VAULT, consisting
of a Counter with Union Taps, Piping, Spirit Kegs, an excel-
lent four pall Beer Engine, &c-, together with a small stock of
Spirits and Ale; Household Furniture, consisting of an Eight-
day Clock in Mahogany Case, Feather Beds; Bedding, &c.
May be viewed on the morniun of sate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

w ~~~ ne~~s..r

Isnot the compulsory union of mind s' it 6 h:ockheatlism an im-
provement upon the refitied barbarity of .Mezentins, who chain-
cd the living to the dead, And earned-from the Mantuan bard, as
the reward of his monstrous and unheard of tyranny, the epithet
of euffteariptoes.dicum.?"—p.p.44o, 41.
Seeing these' things, we cannot • but conclude in the
words of a distinfruislied liberal, which are happily intro-
duced into his pamphlet by our author :
; " I know no elevation in life so great or so sudden as that
Which an Irish priest obtains, compared with his former one.
From being the laborious,- ill-paid, priest-flogged, squalid Irish,
clown, to that of being the domineering, welt-fed, peasant-tlog--
ifinv„ rosy-checked Irish priest—from being to-day most thank-
tul if he 'get to dine in sotne nobleman's kitchen, and to-morrow
seated at that nobleman's right hand at table, toasting his lady,
praying for the 'souls of the faithful, or, elevated a4ittle with
his lordship's wine, becoming jocose,' or even tawdry in the
drawing-room—from being to-day an authenticated booby,
tinder the coarse authority of the paternal lash, and to-morrow,
before he is even yet bedtibbed a priest, during his preparatory
!nurse; finding himself, already the father Pat, or Tom.tor John,
yyf his wondering family,•and the oracle of all his little cousins—
in a word, froth being the dupe 'of priests, the subjugated, de-
-Moralized, hoodwinked slave, to that of being himself the dwful,
miraculous ihing he before dreaded—the right' reverend ah•
solver and excommunicator of mankind. Such,a transition as
this is surely enough to intoxicate an Irish down."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

13nblic 34orfteS,

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING 141RISTIAN
.KNOWLEDGE.'
THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the LIVERPOOL
DISTRICT COMMITTEE or the SOCIETY for PRO-
MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDdE will be held on
THURSDAY next, the 9th instant, at One:o'clock, at the Blue
Coat Hospital.
J. B. MONK, A.M., Secretaries.
WM. lIESKETH, A.M.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07

On FAID AY next,- .the" lOth_iustant, 4_,Twelv4 .0.'0004 .44,
Edward Ilumble'S Mice, Exchange-stre East,
400 Dry Salted OX and COW I ES,
In Bond, in Williamson's Warehouse urley-street. Just
'muted. ex Rapid, froin Bahia.—Appl o Messrs. GOLBORNE
and DOB BS, Merchants, or to
EDWARD HUMBLE; Broker.

For account of the Undertow
On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, eta Qua r-past One o'clock,
at the Office of Scott and Parke, nsmek-street,
About 1,30() Bushels o ATS,
And about 1,800 Bushels of BARLEY,
Partially damaged, just landed from the Union, from Wexford.
—Samples may be seen by applying to Messrs. 11. and G.
GREGG, Merchants, or to SCOTT and PARKE, Brokers.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COOPER'S-BOW,
By Messrs. T. WINSTA NLEY and S NS,
Oa TUESDAY, the 28th instant; at One o'clo ,at the Claren-
don-rooms, South John-street, L. erpool,
A LL that convenient WAREIIO 'S , &c. situate on the
_I& north side of Cooper's-row a outh-cast corner of
Brooks'-square, in Liverpool, contain gin front to Cooper's-
row '27 feet 5 inches, to Brooks'-square 16 feet 10 inches, at
east rile 17 feet, and in breadth at the.back 28 feet 6 inches.
The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are now let
to good tenants; and from their contiguity to the Dock," New
Custom-house, &c. are a very desirable Property.
~particulars may be had.on application to Mr. JkcKsolv,.22..
Canning-place, or 30, Pool-lane ; fo Mr: SEANtorir,Siilicifor,
Warrington; or to Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SoNs,
Church-street, Liverpool.

SALE of BOOKS, and Valuable WORKS connec d with the
FINE ARTS.
By Mr. HODGSON,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,).the ith instant,.a T .monnow, (Wed-
nesdav,) the Bth instant, and two ,full g days, at Eleven
o'clock precisely each morning, on Premises, No. GO,
Church-street, under the. Liver Theat ,
THE COLLECTION which will be offered includes many
rare and Valuable Works; also Splendid Copies of the
various Annuals, Caricatures, Scraps and Scrap Books,
Dic-
tionaries, Encyclopredias,
Catalogues may be had.aud the Books
.viewed each morning
of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

GRANDMAMA'S GOBEMOUCHING.

Grandmama, on Wednesday last, was quite at home—she
abounded in the marvellous, in which elderly gentlewomen de-
light. The following are amongst a few of the stories with
which the old lady indulged her readers :
" On the sth instant, as the wife of E. Fearnley. at Btitterly
Lees, was sealing up the cows, a favourite, which always ap-
peared very quiet, turned her head, and dreadfully lacerated
the left eye of the unfortunate woman. The sight of this eye
Mrs. Fearnley had lost by the small-pox in her childhood; but
the obstruction being removed by the cow, she has actually re-
covered the sight of her eye, which has long been closed."—
This, we suppose, Grandmama will term a new principle of
couching. We protest, however, against the woman being
termed "unfortunate"—the animal did her a sight of good. We
never recollect an instance of a cow's hbrn going into a lady's
left eye with so satisfactory a result:
No. 2. "A young man of the name of Pippen fell over the
chalk cliffs at Charton near Axouth; and, after pitching a
depth of 150 feet, he rolled in
thirty feet snore, and escaped with-
out material injury. He is now alto ;walk about as well as
ever."=-Go it, my Pippens t Wafk !—to be sure; the fellow
who could perform this feat we would back,•at any odds, to hop
up one side of the Andes, and throw flip-flap somersets down
the other.—Aye.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

SACRED ORAToRIO.—THE SEVEN TRUMPETS.

The sublimity and grandeur of the music of Haydn and
Flanders sacred oratorio's has, perhaps, from having been for
so long ,a period considered to possess an almost unapproach-
able degree of perfection, prevented the attempt to produce
other compositions of the same kind. Signor Panorruo, un-
deterred by the fear of having his works judged by these stan-
dards of excellence, has enterred on the laborious task of
writing an oratorio, which was performed, for the first time,
last night at the Royal Amphitheatre. The subject is from
the Apocalypse, and the opening recitative is taken from this
passage—" There was silence in heaven about the space of half
an hour, an' I saw seven angels which stood before God, and
to them were given seven trumpets." Exceptions will pro-
bably be taken by some persons to this passage as being an
improper subject for musical composition; but these excep-
tions must fall to the ground, when it is considered that "The
Creation" of Haydn and "The Messiah" of Handel are the
most admired and popular works of these great masters.
We have, therefore, only to consider the merit 'of "The
Seven Trumpets" of Sigoor Panormo as a musical composition,
and we regret to add, that to a very great degree it is a failure.
Some of his music is almost impracticable, his symphonies are
too long, and do nut embody the subject sufficiently to enlist
the attention of the audience, Ivbile some of the solos are not
well adapted to the words.
.The air, " The dread volcano hurls
its fire," is excellent, and was sung in line style by Mr. Davies.
This air was encored. " Dark night is o'er" was very well
executed by Mr. Pemberton. The concluding grand chorus
contained some very beautiful passages, and is highly creditable
to Signor Panormo's talents as a. musician. The opening is
borrowed from the Coronation Anthem. The orchestra was
well filled with instrumental and vocal performers, -and con-
tained seine of the best musical talent of both descriptions to be
found in Liverpool. Au organ was wanting to give a richness
to the whole. With some judicious curtailments the oratorio
would be improved. The Miscellaneous Act was admirably
selected. The oratorio will be repeated this night, and we have
no doubt with much better success.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Ste,—l beg through the medium of your spirited coluMns, to
request the board of highway surveyors to explain the reason
of the delay in watering the streets; a heavy rate is laid upon-
the inhabitants to secure the accommodation, yet, notwithstand-
ing, some weeks have elapsed since the board was memorialized
by a number of highly respectable shopkeepers in Castle-street,
Lord-street.and Church-street, and who are daily suffering much
pecuniary loss, and the passengers in the streets are incom-
moded by the excessive nuisance. I question the propriety of
erecting such "gigantic.pumim," arul having so many tanks and
carts unused, if the inhabitants are to be neglecled in the
shameful manner they have been.—Yonrs, &c.
Church-street, ..4.7.a 13th. A t6I-10PKEEPER.

WM!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

BANK OF ENGLAND.

Average of the liabilities and assets of the Banlc of England
from the 13th January, to the 7th of April, 1835, inclusive
published pursuant to the act 3 and 4 W. IV., cap. 98, sec. 8
LIABIEJTiEs. ASSETS.,
Circulation • £18,591,000 S e4u ri ti es . ' £29,228,000
Deposits. 11,289,000 Bullion

£29.880,000 I
Downing-street, April 9, 1835.

£32,557,000

L. S. D. !

If -your minister, catechising you, ask what is the one thing
needful, reply, " Money, now-a-days."--Specirrens (j. Jain
Bullism:

Go search the lore of ancient times,
And the glowing tales of Eastern climes ;
Go turn the page of each wild romance
Of Moorish Spain or chivalrous France;
But neither in Eastern nor Southern land,
Can Aladdin's lamp, or Merlin's wand,
Compare with the great talismanic three,
The great, all-powerful L. S. D. !
Do you think that a man, in seeking a wife,
Looks only for love and a peaceful life,
Like romantic people, in days of old,
Ere Cupid's darts were aimed at gold ?
Oh, no! he seeks in hii better half,
For an animated golden calf;
Like the Israelites, he bends the knee
To it—or its symbol—L'. S. D. !
Time was, I belieied in a thoughtless hour.
With the sage of old, that" Knowledge is Power;"
But now I see, 'tie moonshine aud gammon—
The onlypower I see is Mammon.
For it rules us all, it rules us all—
The rich and the poor, the great and the small:
Do we honour the Garter or K. C. B.
So much as the order of L. S. D. ?
Does your draper cheat an inch in the yard ?
Is the butter you pay for just one half lard?
Do you buy sloe leaves instead of tea?
Or,Tor coffee, purchase chiccory ?
Doth your tailor presume (as no doubt he dot h)
To try your temper and cabbage your cloth'?
All this, and all similar trickery,
Is wrought by the spirit of L. S. D.!
Whenever you hear a patriot elf
Pity his country, and laud—himself—,
In short, whenever you hear or see
Cant, deceit, or hypocrisy,
Or villany, under vile pretence,
Assuming the garb of innocence—
Scorn not the truth unfolded by me—
The agents of mischief are L. S. D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST.INDARD.

Sia,—Your paper, which has already done so much substan-
tial good, is perhaps the best medium through which to inquire
how it happens that so little attention is paid to the regulation
of the public markets, especially St. Johns ?
Can there be a greater nuisance than for ladies and gentle-
min, more especially on crowded market days, to be annoyed,
and have their clothes destroyed by the wet and dirty baskets
of the carrier women, who are there constantly saluting them
with, "Please do you want a carrier ?" In many other and all
well-regulated markets, carriers are required to station them-
selves outside till wanted and sent for. And were the police or
market superintendents of SL John's commanded to enforce-so
wholesome a regulation, It would be the most complete thing of
the kind in this or any other kingdom.
• The attendance of some Out-of-door police officers, too, is
much wanted. On Saturday last, and on previous market-days,
great confusion and squabbling was to be seen in great Char-
lotte-street, and both ladies and gentlemen abused, insulted,
and even struck by some bullies who provoked and even in-
sisted on fighting them.—Yours, &c. CORRECTOR.
13th April, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

EFFECTS OF POPISH ASCENDANCY.

It was out of the bounds of possibility that we could know any-
thing of the demise of the Duke de Leuchtenberg last week,
and therefore have no apology to make for the. remarks about
him, or the bit of fun about Donna Maria. We regret to hear
of the death of the Prince, but we cannot dispossess ourselves of
the belief that he was poisoned. The notorious frequency of the
crime in Portugal casts a horrible blot upon the national cha-
racter of the Portuguese. At the time of Don Pedro's demise
it was shrewdly suspected that the event was compassed by foul
means. The eggs he ate were raid to have been previously
steeped in a solution highly impregnated with arsenic. A body
of Jesuit friars at Lisbon are mysteriously hinted at as being far
from improbable agents in transactions that would almost blanch
the cheek of Satan to execute. One thing is certain ;—that the
accursed creed of the Church of Rome making the end -hallow
the means—that creed which is now powerfully endeavoured to
be reared dominant in England over the ruins of prostrate
Protestantism—that creed is the .creed of the Portuguese em-
poisoner, the Italian hired bravo, the Spanish assassin (whose
stilettos are purchaseable for a ducat,) and the savage murder-
er of Ireland.
The melancholy event in Lisbon has wrung from us these re-
marks; and we call upon our countrymen to look to history,
and mark the scenes that have occurred; - and are occurring, in
every country in the world where Popery is .in the ascendant.
Let them look to these things, and then ask themselves, are
they willing it should be the dominant religion of Englishmen.
—Age..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

LONDON NEWS.-SATURDAY.

City, Half-past Seven o'clock, Saturday Evening.
We continue without a government. The Marquis of Lans-
downe, Lord Melbourne, and Eatl Grey have had repeated au-
diences with the King; but great difficulty exists, as his Ma-
jesty.declines delivering up the protestant church to the tender
mercies of Mr. Daniel O'Connell. Sir Robert Peel has been
at the palace to-dav,, and we have a report that Lord Stanley
and Sir James Graham have both been sent for. We can say,
from what we deem good authority, that King William the
Fourth remains firm upon the question .of the church, and that,
although the Irish members upon the motion of Lord John Rus-
sell displayed their idea of the value of an 4ath, our gracious
monarch regards as sacred the solemn compact he entered into
to protect the church at his coronation. There is, therefore, yet
hope; and doubtless great efforts will be used to form a coali-
tion ministry, in order that the pressure of thedestructives may
be successfully resisted. The iirmnesa of the King has pro-
duced a firmness in our money market, and Consols for Money
are 921 and for the Account 92% A. Money is very abun-
dant here, and discounts are easily effected.
The intelligence from Columbia has been of a very satisfac-
tory nature, and the Bonds have risen to 47% 48,4. Chilian
Stock is also firm, at 57 to 58, and Mexican Bonds are 461 47.
The Portuguese Bonds have rallied from.the decline they un-
derwent on the demise of Prince Augustus of Portugal, and
they closed this afternoon at 97i 94 Spanish Bonds are at
6758 g, and the Scrip is at 8% Anew Portuguese 3per Cent.
Loan has been brought into the market, for the purpose of pav-
ing off the 6 per Cent. Stock. It. was taken by Alr. Rothschild
at 68, was done at. 70% 71 in the morning, and closed at 72173.
We have later advices from Para, which state that that place
remained in a state of the greatest agitation. The new Presi-
dent had been thrown into prison; no vessels were allowed to
leave the place, nor would any passports be granted to foreign-
ers. The French consul had been carried on board a govern-
ment corvette and detained there two days, during which period
his house had been pillaged. .
We have accounts from India to-day, bearing date from Cal-
cutta the 28th November. They state that the Privy Council
had at length turned their attention to the advances of Russia
towards the east, and that a new line of frontier was about to be
drawn on the banks of the Indus, and also that the Indian ca-
valry was about to be increased by four regiments of European
dragoons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

EXECUTION AT YORK.

On Monday week, at noon, the awful sentence of the law was
carried into execution upon the persons of the three unfortunate
malefactors who had been condemned to die on the Friday and
Saturday in the previous week, namely, Ursula Lofthouse, aged
26, for the wilful murder of her husband, Robert Lofthouse, of
Kirby Malzem d, by poison ; William Allott, 33, for the murder
of Martha Hardwick, his mistress, at Upper Healey, near Shef-
field, by kicking and otherwise ill-treating her; and Joseph
Heeley, 29, for the murder of James Lee, at Kirkburton, by
stabbing him in the neck with a knife. A vast assemblage of
persons had congregated to Witness the melancholy sight pre-
sented by three unfortunate culprits having to suffer death at
once for murder, a circumstance which has not occurred in this
county for a long time previously. After their conviction the
prisoners devoted themselves zealously to the advancement of
their spiritual interests, in which they were assisted by, the Rev.
Wm. Flower, jun., the chaplain K the gaol. .Prom the first
Heeley admitted the justice of his sentenoe, and Allott did not
deny that he was about to suffer righteously, but said that if he
had caused the death of his mistress, it was at a time when he
was so much intoxicated that he knew not wha., he was doing.
The female prisoner was most reluctant to confess hez guilt, and
insisted for a long titne.that she had bought the poison y com-
mand of her husband, and that when he took some in his tea in
her presence, he threatened that if she gave: any alarm he would
say she had administered it to him. Eventually, however, she
tacitly admitted her guilt. In the forenoon of Monday the pri-
soners received the holy sacrament, and precisely at twelve
o'clock they were conducted to the scaffold which had been
erected that moining in the garden behind the castle. Allott
went first, followed by Ileeley, each being very tightly pinioned.
\Vhen they had knelt down with their backs towards the spec-
tators, Ursula Lofthouse was led to her appointed place between
them,-end was supported by two officers till the fatal preparations
were completed. On her way to the scaffold she covered. her
face with a handkerchief. She was dressed in decent Mourning,
with a red and spotted handkerchief over her neck. All the
prisoners appeared to be engaged in mental•prayer, but in other
respects the two male prisoners appeared to stand unmoved.—
After the necessary preparations the bolt of the drop was with-
drawn, and the n4.lefactors were launched. into eternity. The
Woman Was soon dead ; Allott suffered very little, but an expiring.
shudder was long observable in his strong muscular frame.
Heeley was occasionally much convulsed, and was considered
to be longer in dying than usual. After hanging an hour the
bodies were cut down and buried within the walls of the castle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14

SUNDAY,"ArtiI 12.--Noon, Wind N.W.—Moderate.

ARA IVE D—Menincin, Ekin, from Calcutta, after being on shore near
Holyhead—Adelaide, Damroll, from Bahia, sailed 6th February—
Damaristotta, Stetson, from New Orleans.

ALSO A/MlMl—Antrim, Lowry,: Catherina Julia, Van Dam ; and
Nottingham, (steamer) from Belfast—Albertina, Hazen-winkle, from
Londonderry—Fingal, and George IV, (steamers) from Newry—
Speedy, Douglas, Balliiia—tiomingrce, Port: Dartmouth—Brotliers,
11I'Mann, lalrough—Mary and Ann, Ituddoc)r,' Dunmore—Alexinder
and Jenny, Edgar, from Canalibeltown—JOhn Wood, and the Clyde,
(steamers} frotnlDlaigoWi
SAtutn--.-Fatima; 'Pethert, 'for Calcutta—Tagus, Wade, Lls'hon-;
Fisher, Jackson, for Oporto—Marti Weakner ; and British King,
Moncrief, fur Montreal.

Alice, Hepburn, sailed from Mauritius for Sydney, "New' South
Wales, 2CUI December. - •

Sam'ut'l Ekrovitl,'litikng, sailed frOns Mauritius for Madras, 29th
December.
Malcolm, Simm, from Batavia, off St Helenn.
llavana Packet, Clegg, hence, at Cape Coast Castle.
Muronn, Ap.ril B.—The William IV, (steamer) hence for Hull
has been towed in with engine damaged.. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26

EFFECTS OF THUNDER STORM.-SCOTLAND

In no quarter of the county did the thunder storm of Tuesday
se'nnight burst out with grear Violence than on the farm of
Buckleside, in the parish of St. Ninians, and occupied by Mr.
Hudson. It happened that while the storm was at its height,
the lightning struck the top of a hay-stack in the corn-yard,
and, descending in a direct line to the bottom of the stack, set it
on fire. Mr. Hudson was from home at the time, but the cir-
cumstance being fortunately noticed by his wife, she, notwith-
standing that the storm was rolling in terrific grandeur at the
time, had the courage and presence of mind, aided by her
equally courageous daughter, to take the most active measures
for averting the conflagration, which a few moments' neglect
must have rendered inevitable. Seeing that the fire was con-
fined to the centre of the stack, where the lightning had struck,
they procured a ladder, and so successfully poured in water that
they soon succeeded in extinguishing the fire. On the stack
being-afterwards examined, it was found that the lightning had
burnt a bole in it of about four inches diameter, from the top to
the bottom.—Stirling Advertiser.
THUNDER STORM AT Ca lErv.--00 the afternoon of Tuesday
se'nnight this place was visited by a severe thunder storm ; the
lightning was vivid, and the peals of thunder succeeded each
other in rapid succession. A sow, belonging to Mr. James
Drummond, butcher, High-street, was struck by the lightning,
and killed on the spot. After the animal was opened, it was
found that the electric fluid had burst the heart asunder into two,
pieces, and that the liver was quite soft. The storm proceeded
to the northward, and was heard rolling at a distance at a late
hour in the evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26

GENERAL STEAM,NAVIGATION COMPANY

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