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

AN EXCELLENT FARM

/410 be LET, and entered upon the 2d of February, 1836,
called NORTON LODGE, consisting of 73 Cheshire
acres of rich pasture and dry Arable Land, the whole is of su-
perior quality, and now in Grass.
The House is pleasantly situated, and suitable for the resi-.
deuce of a respectable Family; it comprises a Drawing-roow,
Dining,:room, and Breakfast-parlour, is th'go Kitcheas, Pan-
tries, &c., eight Lodging-rooms, Dry e a, and suitable Out-
offices and Farm-buildings.
The whole of this Farm lies togeth , and a considerable por-
tion adjoins the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal; it is three miles
`from Runcorn, and six miles from Warrington.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wit.-
soN, Norton-hill, Warrington.
N.B.—This Form will only be Let to a Tenant of capital and
respectability. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

Aate.

PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOLS,
43f all kinds, manufactured by Lyndon and Wignall, at the
Minerva Works, iiirmingir
Apply to HENRY ALY, Jun.
19, Exc ange-street East.
fiver description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
!! above.

On SALE,
The first-dabs Ship STRAT,HISLA,
*47133 tons register; coppered and §oPper-fastened; well
found in stores of every descriptiWn, and ready to take
*A Cargo; lying in King's Dock.—Fer particulars apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.

On SALE,
,44tr., The A 1 British-built Brig PANTALOON,
lEf..t:V:- Lately coppered to the bends; remarkably well found
in sails and stores of every descrip; well known as
'ery fast-sailing vessel: lying in King's fock.—Apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.

For SALE,
et.."
The splendid new Ship BRITISH KING,
G. L. HUNT, Commander;
,gf Barthel' per register 637 47-94 tons • built in frame by
4:. J. W. Smith, and launched at St. John,'N.B., on the 9th
oF,of July last. She is thoroughly and heavily copper-fastened,
, tue best material and workmanship; and in point of model
Ploot be excelled, sailing remarkably fast, (having made her
assage home in 24 days,) and carrying lifiwards.af 1150 tons of
'4"," on only 19 feet water. Dintenfons--length aloft, 135
8r; breadth of beam, 32 feet 2 inches; height between decks,
hitret ; depth of hold, 22 feet 4 inches. Now discharging east
e• Brunswick Dock, where applications may be made on
°ard, or to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

The SIR ROBT. H. DICK, for ST. JOHN, N. 8., will
Zlear To-morrow. and will be succeeded by the SCOTIA, A 1,
ti?° tons, and the SCOTIA by the BRITISH KIN
oncG, should
6 lat r not be previously sold. (One cern.)

For SALE or CHARTER. •
4,4 t, The Clyde-built Ship PRINCESS VICTORIA,
• JAMES F. BISSET, CO s ander;
ri ree years old ; borthen per egister 473 ton
an s ; has
l)acioush poop and topgallant fore a le; sails fast, d car-
Z:large cargo ; is well found, an,' may be sent to sea at a
to
expense.--For particulars apply to the Commander,
''oard, Waterloo Dock, or to
MTALLS, ALLAN, and Co., 7, Tower-garden.

On TUESDAY next, the 6th October instant, at Twelve o'clock
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Da -street,
5000 Dry Last India and. Cow 14 ES, •
357 Salted. Jamaica DITTO,
446 Salted Syria DITTO,
1067 Jamaica Ox and Cow HORNS,
89 Bags HORN TIPS.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

HORSES..

22.—T0 Mr. Thomas Robinson, of Bold, 'for the best stallion
for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece of plate, value

•
ten sovereigns.-
23.—T0 Messrs. J. and J. 'Ulmer, of Scarisbrick, for the
second best stallion for the general purposes of agriculture—
a piece of plate, value seven sovereigns.
24.—T0 Mr. James Shepherd, of Kirby, for the best brood
mare, for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece of plate,
value five sovereigns.
25.—T0 Mr. John Gore, of Knowsley, for the second-best brood
mare for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece of plate,
value three sovereigns.
26.—T0 Mr. James Cook, of Eccleston, for the best brood mare
of the waggon kind—a piece of plate, value five sovereigns.
27.—T0 Mr. Joseph Swift, of Eccleston. for the best yearling
filly for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece of plate,
value three sovereigns.
28.-I'o Mrs. Ann Brownhill, of Kirby, for the best two-year-
old colt for the general
.purposes of agriculture—a piece of
plate, value four- sovereigns.
29.—Mr. James Cook, of Eccleston, for the best two-year, old
colt for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece or plate,
value four sovereigns.
30.—T0 Mr. William Howard, of Knowsley, for the best three-
year old filly for the general purposes of agriculture—a piece
of plate, value five sovereigns..
31.—T0 Mr. Henry Hesketh. of Kirby, (being solely dependent
upon farming,) for the best pair of horses for the general pur-
poses of agriculture—a piece of plate, value five sovereigns.
32.—T0 Mr. William Knowles, of Bootle, (being solely depen-
dent upon farming,) for the second hest pair of horses for the
general purposes of agriculture—a piece of plate, value three
sovereigns.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION., COMPANI.
Foreign Packets.
• THE GENERAL STEAM N IGATION
44L, COM PAN Y'S first-rate and perinr PACK-
-1,4M ETS leave the CUSTOM-HO SE, LONDON,
- - for-
-IA.MBURGH, (carrying his Majesty's tails,) every Wed-
b,Wguay and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every
ednesdav and Saturday.
itOTTFIRDAM and the RHINE, (carrYing his Majesty's
4118,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven
elock precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday
horning. Reduced Fares—Chief. Cabin, £2 2s.
AANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from
e Postoffice,) every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Nine
O(Hcisely returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same
4r• Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s.
, OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re-
‘urnin every Tuesday night.
CALAIS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday Morn-,
1!, returning every Wednesday, Thursday, and 'Monday
"At.
OULOGNE, every Tuesday and Friday, returning every
4-„ndov, and Wednesday.
d uRfGHTON, for DIEPPE, every Wednesday and Satur-
V, returning every Monday and Thursday.
RIGEITON for HAVRE, every Sunday, returning every
Thursday.
Oar freight to Rotterdam and Antw. apply ,to Messrs.
Bin and RAHN, 4, Crescent, Minoriesrp ; and on the other
actions to Mr. NORXIAN, No. 1, Water-lane, Tower-street.
Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company, 37, Re-
lent Circus, Piccadilly, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61,
Charing-cross, and 56, Haymarket.
Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and
"4%cursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam Navigation Company,
69. Lombard-street, and 37, Regent Circus, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

s DAT, (Friday,) the 2d October instant, at Thelve o'clock

precisely.
ALarge quantity of SAILS suitable for Vessels of from 200
to 250 tons, some of them quite new, atA,all in excellent
condition. Also, a variety of Materials 04-" Stores. For fur-
ther particulars apply to Caunsorg at 0., east side of Queen's
Dock.

N.B.—Wrecks attended, and Sold fur the Proprietors or
Underwriters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

On TuasnAr next, the 6th October instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's, Dale-s et,
552 Salted Ox and Cow HID
123 Dry Ditto DIY ,
5500 Ox and Cow HORNS,
Ex Princess Victoria, from New South Wales.—Apply to
Messrs. MOON BROTHERS, Merchants, or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

SHERIFF'S OFFICERS.

The now. Sheriffs of Louden), Dlr. Alderman Lainson and Mr.
David Saloinonv, who were installed into their office on Tues-
day, have sent the following circular to all the sheriff's' officers
within their jurisdiction. The practice to which their letter
refers will, we hope, attract the notice of county sheriffs gene-
rally.
"It has been represented to the sheriffs elect that some of the
Middlesex officers have been in the habit of discounting bills at
au usurious rate of interest for needy and distressed individuals,
in the expectation of being able to obtain payment in prefer-
ence to other creditors by the oppressive exercise of the func-
tions of their office, and that the better to disguise this improper
participation in these illegal transactions, they often collusively
place the bills in the hands of members of their own family, or
other particular friends, in whose names a great number of
actions are commenced, and the process addressed to the sheriff
is executed in a most oppressive manner by the officers who are
themselves interested in the result.

"Tbe sheriffs elect. disclaim all intention of interfering with
the pecuniary affairs or private business of gentlemen who are
willing to act in the very useful capacity of their officers; but
as the oppressions resulting from the illegal and discreditable
proceedings above described are committed in the name of the
sheriffs, they are resolved not to permit the authority of their
office to be perverted by such unworthy objects. They there-
fore announce their determination to remove from office an.),
person complained against who shall be proved to have acted in
the manner above adverted to.

"The sheriffs elect give this notice without distinction to
every person who may apply to act at their offices for the county,
that it may not be supposed to have any invidious application,
and that gentlemen may not incur the expenses attendant upon
the execution of their bonds, without a full knowledge of the
consequences which will inevitably result from the continuance
of the practices complained of.
(Signed) "JOHN LAINSON,
"Sept. 25, 1835. `• DAVID SALOMONS."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

Zo bt or I.et.

'kIxcELLENr OPPORTArcy FOIL T,pIII.IINEST-
MENT OF CAPITAL.

TO CORN MERCHANTS, MILLERS, AND .OTHERS.
rirlO be SOLD or LET, (with immediate possession,) an
X extensive and well-estkiblished CORN MILL, now in
full work, and doing a large Business; together with the
DWELLING-HOUSE, GARDENS, and, OFFICES
e.%at-
tached thereto, admirably situated in an cellent Sea Port
Town in North Devon, in the midst of arge population, and
in a fertile,district, that abounds with ne Grain of every de-
scription, large supplies of which can easily be procured, im-
mense quantities being weekly exported from the Port.
The Corn and Flour Lofts are capacious, substantial, and
airy. The Mills and Machinery are constructed on the most
improved principles, and are of first-rate order, lining capable
of manufacturing weekly 150 sacks of Flour. The -Business
has been prosecuted for'a series of years past with very consi-
derable success.

To Persons desirous of embarking in Trade it offers peculiar
advantages, such as are rarely to be met with. The reasons
for disposing of which are, thut'the Advertier contemplates a
removal to a larger Business, at a great distance from thence.
A considerable part of the Purchase Money may (if the Pre-
mises are Sold) remain on Security of the same; and a good
Malting Premises, replete with every convenience, and which
has a good connecting Trade, can be Sold or Let with the
above, forming a valuable appendage thereto.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROBERT and Thos.
WOODWARD and Co., Corntactors, Liverpool; or at the Stan-
dard-office. All letters post paid.
September 26, 18.34.

LIVERS of TENPENIsiY ALE m Le accommodated
X/ with an Article of superior qual to -any that has ever
been offered to the Public, at the BRUNSWICK HOTEL, 53,
Hanover-street, near Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

AFRICA

-----.
William, Skelly r 218 Cape Good Hope 1 R Wise and co, or
2 and Algoa Bay 5J N Wood
Margaret, Griffin 333 Sierra Leone W Fisher and Son
Eliza. Fox 342 Ditto G Brown
Nautilus. Irving 343 Ditto Ditto
Burrell, Burrell 402 Ditto T H Langley or Poole & co
Havana Packet. Dawson 210 Africa G Wilson and co
Huskisson, Griffiths, 388 Ditto T Tobin
Oscar, —, 213 Ditto Ditto
Thomas Parsons, , 316 Ditto Ditto
Kingston, . 268 Ditto Ditto
Geo Canning. Jefferson, 26.5 Ditto W Norris
Strathmore, Ilewson 198 Ditto R C Crosbie
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

NOTICE,

rrillE partnership lately subsisting between ROBERT,
I JOSEPH, and WILTON RUSSELL, shipbuilders,
chain-cable manufacturers, and ouch(); smiths, being dissolved
by mutual consent, the said Joseph Russell,,,(who has had the
department of practical manager for up rds of twenty-two
years,) begs leave respectfully to aunou c to his friends, ship-
owners, and the public in genera), th in conjunction with his
son John Wood Russell, he has Oiled a partnership with
Messrs. Brereton, Jones, and Co., (distinct from their concern, )
under the firm of Joseph Russell, Son, and Co., in the above
business, and solicits for the new firm that share of patronage
and support to which his long experience and management of
the business of the late firm may entitle bins.
Any orders or instructions left at
.the Office of the Establish-
ment, north side of Blundell-street, (at the Yard lately occupied
by Mr. \ Quirk, to whose business this firm 'succeeds,) will
meet immediate attention.

JOSEPH RUSSELL, SON, and Co.
Blundell-street, 28th Sept., 1835.

TO THE PUBLIC AND STRANGERS VISITING
' LIVERPOOL.
REGISTER OF HOUSES, WAREHOUSES, ,S.c.
SAMUEL BROWNENTT, Accountant, Auctioneer and
0 House Agent, respectfully infOrms Strangers and the Pub-
lic in general, that, from actual survey • each street, he has
completed a REGISTER (to be co ted quarkriy) of every
description of property now to be Let vithin the town of Liver-
pool, and also the adjoining districts of Everton, Low-hill,
Edge-hill, and Toxteth-park, and the Ferries on the Cheshire
shore • and that he is prepared to give every information as to
any Warehouse, Office, Shop, Dwelling-house or Apartment
now unoccupied thereM.
Strangers arriving in Liverpool will find great advantage in
this arrangement, as they can be immediately hammed in whit
situation they can have Houses furnished or unfurnished, and
Apartments, of every description, in any part of the town or
neighbourhood.
Owners of unoccupied Property who may please to furnish
S. B. (post-paid) with the description thereof, Rent &c., and
where the Keys of such Property may be had to view, will
have the same duly registered, free of expence.
Office, Clarendon-buildings, South, John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

EUROPE.

Friedrich Wilhelm 111, Eric, fm 16mel, with 432 ps timber, 143
c staves, 42 fins lath, Stewart, Bald and co-27 bdls flax, E W Gaebel
B Dk

Superbe, Malm, fm Bjorneborg, with 37 e 2 deals, 7} c 12 deal ends
4 fms lathwood, Stewart, Bald and co-2 fms lathwood, said Master-
-B Dk

Annette, Ouwehand, foi Rotterdam, with 22 Ids 21 hdls bulrushes,
W Winn-6 hmprs mineral water, T Rodick-34 hdls salted skins, 44
bdls salted horse and 25 bdls salted cow hides, 10 cks madders, 1 box
sample?, Order—Q Dk _ - . . _

Pieciosa, Toth, fm Memel, with 390 ps timber, 5 c deal ends, 10 c
staves, 20 bdls 383 bobbins, B W Gaebel-113 bgs bread, Geller and co
Q Dk

Mercurius, Scharmberg, fmDanzic, with 306 ps fir timber, 1 c
deals, 68 deck planks, 6 fms lathwood, J W Gibsone and co-100 bags
biscuit, Stewart, Bald and co—Q Dk
Henriette, Withmer, fm Cronstadt, with 1473 bars unwrought iron,
Baring, Bros and co-5 bdls hemp, Came and Telo-2204 deals, 700
battens, 430 deal ends, 1530 ps lathwood, C W Neuman, Son and co-
- Q Dk

Hinkinson, Rea, fm St Petersburgh, with 300 cks tallow, Butcher
and co-158 do, 61 bdls 2 hf hails clean hemp, II & J Ilornbv and co—
pkgs sundries cants unkn, H llill-120 mats 6 bls waste silk. 1500 ps
lathwood, Order-5 tlO c old junk, 1 fin firewood, J Fisher—K Dk

Uioabing.

( The figures denote the register burthen of the Vessels.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 6th October instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Barge-buildings,
27 Tierces Jamaica COFF
21 Barrels Do. GING ,
Apply to Alessis. FERGUSON MILLER and Co., Merchants, or
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

MODERN AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD: FURNITURE,
BOOKS,'-BEER EMCINE,
By Mr. BYFORD,
On Teas')AT next, the 6th instant, punct lay at Eleven
:o'clock, at his Itooms,'Clayton- are, • •
IXGENERAL assemblage of excell modern, and useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, our-pull Beer Engine
and Piping, Books, Oil Cloths, &c.
The whole will he expressed in Catalogues: which may be had
at the Rooms on Monday, when the Goods will be on- View.•

By Mr. BYFORD,
PEREMPTORILY,—On '1 HURSDA Y next, the Bth inetapt, at Six
o'clock in the Evening, at the House of Mr. Gilbertson Bri-
tannia Tavern, Moor-place, Copperas-hill, subject condi-
tions of sale,
A LL.that Piece of LAND or GROUN ie,well-bnilt
111, M ESSUAGE or DWELLING-HO ' thereon erected,
situated on the north-east corner of White M ill-street, copperas-
hill, now in the °emotion of Mr.• Roberts • containing in front
to White Jill-street,yardi or thereabouts, and in front to
Copperas-hill, 5 yards or thereabouts.
Tbe Tenure is. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool
for three lives and 21 years: one life, aged 31 years, only in
being.
For further particulars apply to Mr. BYFORD, Auctioneer,
Clayton-square, or to Mr. H A KGREAVES, Solicitor, Duke-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

NtW SOUTH WALES.

• For SYDNEY dire ,
A The beautiful fast-sail. g Ship
CLYDE,
N. IRELAND, ton sander;
A regul.,r trader; burthen per regiiter tons.—For freight or
l'"sage appl3 to Messrs. WILLIAM SAIITEi and Sox, or to
_ WILLIAM' BELL, 20, Water-street.

gor4UBLIN AND BELFAST.
I t\ • 4 THE wry OF DUBLIN
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORVED BY ACT OF PARLIA.AIENT..
pine above Company sail their Ve. s, (with or. without
b ,_4",) taking Goods and Passenge o the, follow, ports,
-a t 4
I° DUBLIN Daily. . •
For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, every Wednesday.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to .
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street,
JOHN M`CAMMON and Co.,
The ptinciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im-,
Porters and Exporter's by a Division ottthe Profits among them,
'
after pai inept of the Dividends-7
—thus creating a community of
awl otm-rehoicters—a
,prinerpie
•
h 'Will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
rrridends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
fie Stuck the having a well supported Establishment of first-
,fghs, Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
6.442 e attention to their maintenance.

GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, PORT RUSH, AND
COLERAINE.
-4
*, The PORT RUSH STEAM NAVIGATION Cot-
, .
.
PANT'S New and Powerful Steam-packet
4. . t
COLERAINE,
14411.14;isigei,a, J. M'Attrnutt, Commander;
2WAill sail from the Clarence Dock, Tuis
m AY, (Friday,) the
',iela is only four miles from the Giant' Causeway, with leave
October instant, at Five o'clock, P.. for PORT RUSH,
il
Zg
land Passengers on the adjacent Coast, (weather permitting.)
f
'll' This will be found
Passengers to e following places :—Port Rush,
e4letaioe, Port Stewart, Garvagh, Bush Mills, Ballycastle,
11YTnony, Ballymena, Newton-litnavady, and the surrounding
°l.lntry.
~or frei.lit or passage, having superior accommodations, ap-
19' to the 'Agents,
THOS. BLACK and SONS, Coleraine and Port Rush.
..._ J. A. and R. FORSHAW, 7, Strand-street, Liverpool.

Oa TugSDAY next, the 6th October instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Daniel Buchanan and Son's Office, Dale- ect,
30 Tons fresh CAMWOO
Ex Barbara, from Sierra Leone Apply to i,- r. F. H. LANG-
LEY, Merchant, or to
DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

SHERP.

.33.—T0 Sir Edward Mostvn, Bart., of Talaere, for the best pen
of three )•earling Leicester ewes—the society's silver medal.
34.—T0 Mr. Robert Jenkinson, of Mold, for the best pen of
three yearling Southdown ewes—a piece of plate, value three
sovereigns.
35.—T0 Sir Edward Nfostyn, Bart., of Talacre, for the best
Leicester ram under three years eld—the society's silver

medal.
36.—T0 Mr. Richard Johnson, of West Derby, for the best
Southdown rain—a piece of plate, value two sovereigns.
38.,-To Mr. John Clifford Etches, of Liverpool, for the best
pen of five fat ewes—a piece of plate, value two sovereigns.
39.—T0 Mr. Samuel Season, of Toxteth-park, for the best pen
of five Leicester ewe lambs—a piece of plate, value £2. lOs.

41.—T0 Mr. John Dawson, ofPIUS Gronant, near flolywell, for the
best boar, eleven months old—a piece of plate, value four
sovereigns.
42.—T0 Mr. John Watkinson, of Manchester, for the second
best boar, eleven months old—a piece of plate, value three
sovereigns.
43.—T0 Mr. John Clifford Etches, of Liverpool, for the best
breeding sow, two and a half years old—a piece of plate,.
value three sovereigns.
44.—T0 Mr. John Dawson of Gronant, near flolvwell, for the
second best breeding sow, eleven months old—a piece of
plate, value two sovereigns.
45.—T0 Mr. John Davi.son. of Gronant, near flolywell. for the
best fat pig, eleven months old—a piece of plate, value two
sovereigns.
4G.—To Mr. Thomas Palmer, of Walton, for the second best
fat pig; seventeen months old—a piece of plate, value I. lOs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02

THE LOSS OF THE GEORGE THE THIEtp,

CONVICT-SHIP

(From a London Correspondent.)
The following intelligence connected with the drea..ol ;10/
.of the convict-Thip George the. Third was received-at MO.'
this morning, (Wednesday,) dated Hobart Town. 12th MeY_.„l
" The governor hefe was naturally anxious to make. In
communication to the home government as to the pesilil;
the reef which proved so fatal to the George the Third, and
caused Captain Moriarty to write to him officially.
" Captain Moriarty completely identified the reef or roe„
described i 4 a note to page 212 of the Australian DirecterYi;
the same on which the George the Third was wrecked, and.:,4
vises that all ships' captains hither hound should be turai)li,
with a copy of said directory, and to be guided in the esi"
instructions thereon iii taking D'Entrecasteaux ChanneVet.',
" I hope and trust, with Captain Moriarty, that the ecisok„"
summer will, through the help of the home local governrael
see an absolutely correct survey of these coasts accomPli°'
and so prevent the recurrence of such awful calamities.
(Signed) " JAAIES GRANT, Agent to Lloyd'sc,
No. I.—Copied from the logbook of Captain Bateman, 'lite
mantling the hrig,Tamar, sent to survey the reeF on which
George the Third was wrecked on the evening of the On
ut
April, 1835.
" Acteon Island, 17th April, 1•35'00
Bearing of the reef as follows (by compass) :—Ac'eSi
Islands S. 38 E.; Lookout Point S. 19 W.; Eliza Point S•f,
'W.; Not th Point Island N. 24 ; I'artridge Island N.!29,
The white rock of South Point in a line with the west eau `!
Partridge Island is the shoal part of the sunken reef, which 0
about half a league from shore."
• "At the wreck 18th April, 1835. Sounded down the hotc.bt:
way at 44 fathoms; sounded the reef that formed the shoal ps.rbe
a `b
f
which is rock, with 6 feet water on it. The average o,
reef is 10 feet, deepening to 4 fathoms. The vessel (George td,
Third) struck on the inner part of the reef in about 12 feet, et,
stewing round, left the whole of the bottom about 30 yards
the present situation in 3 fathoms water.
"The chains are still in the lower parts of the hull, and, beil4;
down the main hatchway, hang her down the middle. "
The reef extends about 150 fathoms in a southeast line,
which I think is the logest wy of it."
Memorandum of then agent :a—" I consider that his Majes7l;:
home government would render Great Britain, and perhaps 'for
world, an essential service by sending hither a vessel of war
re
the ;torpose of snrveying the coasts of this island, which,
really very imperfectly known, as well as for protection."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

ANOTHER "INFERNAL MACHINE."

On Sunday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, the in,
habitants of Manchester-square were thrown in a state of the.
greatest alarm and consternation in consequence of a loud re-
port, similar to that produced by the firing of an immense piece
of ordnance. It appears that at the lime in question, as an elder-
ly female, trained -Mary Wilson, residing- in Marylebone.lane,
was proceeding through the square towards home, she observed
on the railing in front of the French Ambassador's (Count Se-
bastiani's) residence, a faint glimmering light, which she at the
time took no particular notice of, imagining it to be nothing
more than the reflection of a candle in the area, or part of a
lighted cigar, which she concluded might have been thrown
down by some gentleman in his progress along; she, however,
had not got many yards before she heard a tremendous report,
and before she had time to ascertain, by looking round from
whence the sound proceeded, she was struck on the back part of
the neck with a stone, or some other misslie, which inflicted on
her a wound from which blood flo wed in a stream; at this moment
a horse attached to a cab, alarmed by the sound, started off at full
speed and galloped at a fearful rate through several streets, but
was at length stopped in Oxford-street, after knocking down
and severely injuring a journeyman carpenter, named Evans,
who sprang forward at the risk of his life and seized the animal
by the head. Be this time an immense number of persons had
congregated iu Niaiichester-square, in consequence of a report
which was freely circulated than an infernal machine bad been
fired off with the intention of inflicting personal injury on the
Ambassador. Police constable Powell, 109 D, was the first con-
stable on the spot, and on examination of the premises he dis-
covered a large hand grenade tied to the railing of Count Sebas-
tiani's residence. It had evidently been recently fired off, and
part of the combustible material was walking along the square
with a lantern, soon after ten o'clock, and that one of them
lighted a small piece of candle, which he put into his hat, re-
marking to his companion, "It's all right now," when they both
proceeded on. The affair following, as it has done, so closely
upon the heels of the diabolical attempt of Fieschi, has created
no inconsiderable sensation, and the police are using their best
endeavours to trace out the perpetrators of the deed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

BRITAIN'S DESTINY.

Despond who will—l heard a voice exclaim,
'Though fierce .the assault, and stuttered the defence,
it cannot be that,Britain's social frame,
The glorious Work of time and Providence,
Before a hying son's ;ash pretence,
Should fall—that she whose virtue poi to shame,
When Europe prostrate lay, the conqueror's aim
Shoutd perish self-subverted, Black and dense
The cloud is; but brings that a dily of doom
To librity ? filer sun is up the while,
That orb whose beams round Saxon Alfred shone •
Then laugh, ye innocent babes! ye streams sweep on,
Nor let one billow of our heaven-blest isle
Toss inethe fanning wind a humble plume!
WORDSWORTH.

AN INDIAN PREAKPAST.—An Indian breakfast is allowed to
be an unrivalled repast; and it is to he found in as full perfec-
tion in the midst of a desert as whe❑ spread upon the princely
boards of the City of Palaces. Indian servants never permit
their masters to regret the want of regular kitchens; all places
appear to be the same to them, and our dejeunvs d /a fourchette,
in camp, could not be surpassed in the Land of Cakes. Fish of
every kind, fresh, dried, pickled, or preserved, or hermetically
sealed in tin; delicate fricasees, risolles, croquettes, omellettes,
and curries of all descriptions; cold meats ano game of all sorts;
pat4s, jellies, and jams from London and Locknow; fruits and
sweetmeats; with cakes in endless variety, sp)endidly set out in
china, cut-glass, and silver, the guests providing their own tea-
cups, plates, &.c.-31iss Ruberts's Hindustan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

• SATURDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 19th instant, at the Pudic Sale-
room,
200 Bales
,Cordova Mountain 'WOOL, fre rom Burrs,
Ex Cicely and Ann. Wise, from nos Ayres.
Also, GOATS' HAIR, and o r WOOL.
For particulars apply to Messrs. WRIGHT, PARLANE, and
Co., Merchants, or to
GEO. LAW, Wool Broker, 12, Exchange-chambers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

Co bt

BOLD-STREET 3
r iO be LET, and entered upon irnrnefilateLvos large and
con,i4tient HOUSE, (without th;Shop,j No. 69, Gold-
street, Liverpout.—For particulars apply on the Premises.

f obe LET, a SHED, a ROOM, apti a CELLAR, by the
Week or Year. —Apply to llouhtrkststtatt and Co., Char-
lotte-place, Salthouse Dock.

110 he -LET, ,at wAve.tiTit4E, a, very excellent FA-
IL MIIN-HOUSE, with or without/Garden, Coach-house,
and Stable, in the pleasant and lieai v situation of 01.1 vii
./41otwr. The house cOnlaina apJci s Dining and Drawing-
rooms, Breakfast-room, Kitchen, Scullery, and. Cellars, with
four Bed and two Servants'-rooms. Apply to 1d r. _DoitivtNG,
near the Coffee-house, W4vertree.

rrio be LET, two Gothic VILLAS at Walton, near the
Church, on the Bootle Rciad, with Stablt s, Coach-houses.
and walled Gardens, and basing an abundant supply of excel-
lent
water.
Each House contains a spacious Dini -rooni,. Drawing-
room, Library, Kitchen, and Offices.° e ground floor, with
seven Lodiring-roonts--, Bath-rtioni a Water-clbset above.
Rent—E7o per annum.
Apply to SA MI. and Jas. HOLNE, Seel-street.
One of the occupants may be accommodated with a Pew in
Walton Church, it required.

HOUSE To BE LET AT NEWTON-IN-THE-WILLOWS.
FllO be LET, from year to year, and may be entered upon
eiSa JL immediately, a capital IlWk.:L' 'aflousg, situate in
the town "of Newton, within a few notes walk of the Railway
Station, at Newton Bridge. The ()use contains two Sitting-
rooms, two Kitchens, six Bed-rooms, with a Garden, and ail
other convenient Offices attached ; it has just been put into
complete repair and- ready for the immediate reception of a
tenant.. .
For rent and particulars apply to THOMAS WHITE, Lapd
Agent, &c.,.Newton, tear Warrington.

JZ-',
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

PEE FARM RENTS,

Amounting to £212 17s. 6d. per annum, (after deducting Land
Tax,) charged upon sundry important Estates in the Coun-
ties of Lancaster, Chester, and York.
ALR. HENRY WILSON has received directions to SELL
by AUCTION, at the Clarendon-rouins, South. John-
street, Liverpool, on FRIDAY, Septembe • , 1835, at Twelve
o'clock, in many Lots, unless accep • offers are previously
made by Private• Contract,
Valuable Freehold FEE PAM RENTS, amounting in
the avregate In the coin of £•LI2 17s. 6d.. after deducting:Laud
Tax, charged upon and issuing out of important Estategaed
Manus, the Property of the Dean and Chapter of Chester,
Bishop of Chester, and twenty-one other Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen's Estates in the Counties of Lancaster, Chester, and
York.
The Fe 4 ''Farm Rents will bidividell iota" Lots. Sad eteth
Purchaser will be qntitledto a vote for the County in which it
is .situate..
Descriptive particulars are preparinit, and may be had 21
days previ,Jus to the Sale, at the Ciaren.ion-rooms and Water-
loo Hotel, Liverpool; of JonN LODGE, Esq., Solicitor, and at
the Royal Oak, Lancaster; Albion Hotel, Chester; Black
Swan, York; of CHARLES ftVit.LlAms; Esq., Solicitor, Ely-
place, London; and at. the Offices of (dr. HENRY WILSON,
89, Chancery-lane, London.

GREENFIELD-HALL. NEAR HOLYWELL.
On Tus:spay, the 20th day of October next, at One o'clock, at
the White Horse Inn, in Holy well, in t county of Flint,
subject to condition:, an(k with immedi• e posseosion of the
Mansion, and, the greatest pait of and, if required,
ALL that most desirable FREE L-13 MANSION, called
A GREEN F1E1,13-Httx., situate at Greenfield, within one wile
of the town of Holywell, late the residence and property of
Ralph Richardson, Esq., deceased, with excellent Kitchen and
Flower Garden, Greeu-house, superior Carriage-houses and
Stabling, and all requisite and convenient Domestic Offices
and Outbuildings, together with about Eightv-two Acres of
fertile Arable, Pasture, and beautifully Wooded LAND, divided
into' suitable Enclosures, all Tithe-free, and adjoiping the
Mansion, with a Lawn of Twenty Acres in front. -
This Property is. most eligibly situated, commanding a fine
and'extensive view of the River Dee and the surrounding
country, and fit for the immediate occupation of a Family or the
first respectability.
For fitrther particulars, apply at the Office of Mr. RoBERTS,
Solicitor, Mold, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

In answer to a 130wEss, we have to state that the liberal re-
formers have objected to upwards of two thousand E.' eemeti,
and that it is the duty of all to be at their post, to answer fiir
themselves, as soon as the revising barristers for the borough
open their court.
AN OLD INHABITANT will perceive by the municipal bill that
the whole system to which 'he alludes is to undergo a
change.
The correspondent who signs R. E. G. E. J. must be very soft.

fifTbe Eiberpool ,Stan garb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

FASHIONABLE DANCING.

AJII. EDGAI. W. EBSTE,It begs most respectfully to in-
I form the Nobility and breittry. of Livernirt, that he gives
Private Instruction in every variety of pre above elegant
accomplishment.
A Selert Academy is permitted to asst‘ble at Mrs. Parry's
Seminary, No. 2..Birchticld, Islington, every 'hi uasDA Y.
Terms' Ste. may be known by application at Mr. Ssitrn's
Music Warehouse, Lord-street.
September 18th, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

EUROPE.

Concord. Rickinson, fm Narva, with 89 bdis horse hides, 686 bob-
bins flax, 261 c 6 spars, 2 lias lathwood, i c 12 oars, 97 ps birch wood.
R and T Gardner—Q Dk
Vigilant, Patterson. fna ,Archangel, with 801 c 7 deals, Order-3125
bars iron, 2273 lulls mats, T Butcher and San—B Dk
Jane, Irvin, fm St Petersbnrg, with 20 t bar iron, Carne and Telo
—l2l bin clean hemp, 1 cse a picture, H& J Hornby and co-29 deals
58 deal ends, I A rm-trong—Q llk
Pratt, Spain, fm Archangel, with 23 c d deals, 5 c 29 deal ends, 7f
c 20 battens, I 8 batten ends, Order—Tor (iloucester, driven into this
port by stress of weather)—B Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

NEW SOUTH WALES.

For SYDNEY direct,
.... The beautiful fast-sailirm hip
_ ..,
.-.4.Z.:11.- CLYDE,
N. IRELAND, Commander;
A regular trader; burtherlper register 4UI tons.—For freight or
passage apply to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH a:;(.1 Soli, or to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

ittbfrpool *tipping.

EAST INDIES.

WEST UNTDIZ'S.

To clear To-morrow. -
For MADE IRA and DEM '
Aid will lake it iines. rtm d s Freight;
The Ship INDIA UIEF,

°
0

The ALECTO will succeed the above vessel.

To sail immediately. ,
For BOMBAY
. .... . The fine nest- Ship c MAN,
ADAM KLLLICK rnauder ;
hB(),tons register; British-built, an oppered.—For terms of
freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to.
JOHN BIBBY and Co.

fAtranted first Vessel, and any engagement to that effect will
be given, and to sail immediately.
. , . . Fur CALCUTTA 4. ;:t,
, Thejine Liver l- tlt Ship
-
• -...4'4- ' SIR JOHN B ESFORD,
Captain MICHA MITCHELL.;
A 1; 299 tons per register; coppered send copper-fastened; sails
remarkably fast, and will be found in -every respect a very su-
perior conveyance, having been built under the inspection of
her owners, Messrs. Wm. SMITH and SON, to whom application
may be malt for terms of freight or passage, or to
W. and J. TYRER.
The FRANCES ANN will succeed the above.

on
J. 11. IL LIA MS, Commander.
Burthen per register 4[6 tons.:---For freight or passage,
(the cabin accommodation being very super or,) early applica-
tion most be made to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

Will sail immediatelq,
Fur BA RBA DOES,
1,
:•• The fast-sailing Barque BA RBADIAN,
.
f iit. JEREMIAH N4GLEO4I44er;
• Now loading at the Queen's Mitt Gatec.—For freight
or passage apply to 1-IBYES. LITHE it LAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholtne-square.

.. .
Foi TABBADOES,
The -Ship RAR't'ON,
~ r. 4;1; J. J. Ait issrizaw-i-, 1-11-4.* t„er , _
..:,_
Po-
. ..
Av,wilt or pa, • -
. sage apply to .
BARION, IRLAM, akeIIIGGINSON.

For KINGSTON, JAMAICA,
The fine A I Brig ROCKET,
4.44;;',* H. •U. SAGE, Commander -
New coppered, and will have iin ate despatch.—
Apply to THOMAS H. 'ON, Jun.,
35, South John-street, Canning-buildings,

To leave London on the 22d, and Portnnituth on the 25th instant.
For MADEIRA,
~ Thefine and fast-sailing Brig BROTHERS,
q..1.Z ,
1......0 ,C. B. Davis, Commander;
-- --
-• Is a regular packet; carries an expert ed Surgeon,
and has excellent accommodation for pass ers.—A plan or
the cabins may be seen, and every informat. n obtained, by ap-
plying It: JOHN PslitN, 48, Lime-street, London, or
JOHN DRIVES. and Co.,
Exchange-alley Noyth, Liverpool.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

AGENTS.

/ Mr. N. D. BOLD, Exchange-street West.
Liverpool .
. 5 Mr. JAS. BUNNELL, Rumford-street.
Manchester and Chorley, Mr. I
Preston, Nlr. J. Green.
Robt. Duck. Ulverston, Mr. John Carter.
Blackburn, Mr. T. Thrup. Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. Jas.
Lancaster, Mr. John I Black- Moore.
burne. Warrington, Mr. Jas. Davies.
Wigan- and Ornpfkirk, Mr. Bolton,--Mr. Giles Crosi. '
• Sarni. F. Hopatootl, Rochdale, M. Ge o. Flaworth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

En#uranct Xotirto.

PELICAN LIFE ASS
Lombard-street any

[RANCE OFFICES,
Spriiig-gardens.

DIRECTORS.
Matthias Attwood, Esq., M.P. James A. on, Esq., M.D.
Wm. S. Clarke, Esq., F.R.S. Hugh H mersley, Esq.
John Coolie, Esq. Sir Heygate, Bart. and
Wm. Cotton, Esq.. F.R.S. Al erman
Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart. J. l'etty Muspratt, Esq.
Wm. Davies, Esq. Wm. Samler, Esq.
Sir Charles Flower, Bart. and George Shorn Storey, Esq.
Alderman Matth-Ovt li511:
Monkhouse Tate, jun., Secretary.
ADVANTAUES OFFERED S Y Tins COMPANY.
A VERY considerable Reduction of Premium in the earlier
.I'l. stages of Life ; so that £l2OO may be assured for the same
Annual Payment as is required by the other Offices for the In-
surance of £1000; thus securing at the outset, and without the
liabilities of a Partnership, a Bonus equal to 20 per cent. on
the sum insured, instead of waiting, as in mutual Insurance
Companies, for deferred periods, to which, after paying higher
rates of Premium, the Insurer may never attain.
Payment of claims in three months after proof of death.
Extension of time for payment of renewal Premiums to thirty
days.
Permission to pass, in time of peace, by sea or land, from any
part of Europe to any other part, without paying any extra
Premium, and without License of the Directors.
Purchase of Policies on the most liberal terms; when the ob-
ject of,an Assurance has been effected.
Agents for Liverpool, THOS. CROOK and SON,
19, Exchange-street East.

SUN LIFE ASSUII
CORNHILL,

ANCE SOCIETY,
LONDON.

MANAGERS.
CHARLES POLE, Esq., Treasurer. •
Charles Boulton, Esq. Felix Calvert Ladbroke, Esq.
The lien. P. Pleydell Bouverie Feli4 Ladbroke, Esq.
William Burnie, Esq. C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. M. P.
John Cockerell, Esq. The •Hon. Hugh Lindsay,
James Campbell, jun. Esq. Charles Littleda Esq,
Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Henry Little e, Esq.
Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. Geo. NVar 'Orman, Esq.
John Drummond, Esq. John P rse, Esq.
Charles Bell Ford, Esq. Brie earsc, Esq.
William Rd. Hamilton, Esq. Char es Richard Pole, Esq.
Edward Harman, Esq.• Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq.
Joshua Milne_, Actuar,,.
1111-1 E MANAGERS having had Pti.EMIUMS calculated
1 proportional to the values of the risks at the different pe-
riods of life—which, under 45 years of age, when the Assurance
is for the whole of life, and under 55 for shorter periods, are
considerably lower than are generally required. Tables of
Rates, with the conditions of Assurance, may be had at the Sun
Life-office, in Cornhill, and at the Sun Fire-office, in Craig's-
court, London ; also of any of the Agents for the Sun Fire-office.
The Rates of the Sun Fire-office have been greatly reduced,
the advantages of the reduction are immediate and certain, and
no person insured in that Office is liable to the risk of Partner-
ship. Since the reduction of Rates, rvutsiTy-Two Offices,
chiefly those lately established, have discontinued Inswing
against Fire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

WEDNESDAY.

Ott WEDNESDAY next, the 23d instant, at One o'clock, at
Corrie, 1-luson, and Co.'s Office, Exchauge-buildings,
1300 Bags East India RICE,
30 Bags Ditto COFFEE,
420 Bags SALTPETRE,.
118 Boxes GAMBIER,
100 Boxes SAGO.
4 Boxes SILK,
20 Tons SAYAN WOOD,
Ex Feejee, -from Sincapore, and Cestrian, from Calcutta.—
Apply to CORRIE, LIOSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the `.sth instant, at Twelve/C o'c ,at the
Public Sale-room, ExchanK-buildin • ,
120 Chests East India I "DIG
Ex Cestrian, &c., from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clocliAt. Wm.
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street, 4/1
23 Chests East India INDIGO,
• 20 Chests LAC DYE,
30 Cbests SHELL LAC,
Ex Fergus, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. WM. CATOR and
NEPHRW, Aelerchants, or to
WIT.LIAM-NEV ETT, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, atOne o'clock, at the Public
Sales-room, Biehange-buildiugs,
1,1 Chests INDIGO,
Ex Fiances Ann, from Calcutta:—Apply to lessrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER, and Co., Merchants' or to
CURRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at the Public Sale-room,
Exchange-buildings,
50 Chests East India INDIGO,
33 Chests LAC DYE,
300 Bags East India RICE. V
50 Bags SALTPETRE,
Ex Cestrian frOrt Calcutta.
MOLYNEUX,TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at One o'clock, at T. and H.
Littledale and Co 's Office, Exchange-builditgs,
100 Chests Bengal INDIGQ„,/,
Now landing, ex Fergus, from Calcutta.-b Apply to Messrs
DIRoM, RICHMOND, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

AFTER FRIDAY. NEXT.

On FRIDAY, the 2d October ;e7cl,at Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, , Exchange-buildings,

The followitv TEA, 'ex Planter, frotii,Canton:--
1322 Chests CONGOU,
100 Half-chests DITTO,
20 Half-chests TWANKAY,
07 Catty Boxes HYSON,
100 Catty Boxes GUNPOWDER.
Apply to Messrs. ALSToN, FtNLAY, and' Co., Merchants,
i•or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.,
VARNHAM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE,L Brokers.
SATESON and HORSFALL,

OD FRIDAY, the 2d Oct()lser next, at Ten o'c ock, at the
Public Sale-"room, Exchange-buper , •
1,206 Chest* CONGOU T
Ex Belhaven, from Canton.—Apply to
VARNH•AM, EWART, and DELAFOSSE, )
Brokers.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE,

On FRIDAY, the 24 October next, at Ten o'clock, a the Public
Sale-room, Exchan,re-buildings,
56 Boxes CAPIS:a TEA,
Just landed, per Trinculo, Iron.) Singapore.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Bmkers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Days. Alm. Bon. f HI. Festirals,
SEPT. H. H. H. bll. r. T.
,Friday lB 736 813 10 6 , George 1. and 11. lande43.
Saturday 19 847 917111 10 Battle of Poictiers.
SUNDAN 2O 942 10 5 13 2 14th Sunday after Trinirb
Monday 21 10 27 10 47 14 10 St. Matthew.
Tuesday 22 11 6 11 25 16 6
Wednesday 23 11 43 18 3 Autumn Quarter I,eoos.
Thursday 24 0 3 I 022 19 6 Mercury souzh oh. 57n07
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

NAMING CALVES.

It- is a practice with many Fifeshie farmers, as well a; Bi-
shopshire lairds, to name t heir calves, for distinction sake, af-
ter t,t+ose from whom they buy them: • •
A laird, one cold Sunday morning, ohserving the herd come
from the calf's byre "Mating an' greeting, , as if his heart
was taking its depaiture at ilka soh—
"What ails ye, ye bubbly ass?" cried the laird; "what gars
ye blubber an' greet and that?
"John:—Storrites—dead; he's—hanged lim-'im-sel', replied
the youth, as he could find utterance between his sobbipgs.
" John Storrar hanged 'imsel'," echoed the 4aird, with more
than ordinary animation, as if relieved of an evil remote from
himself, "what hae ye to do wi' John Storrar hangin"iinsel',
or ony auld wabster like 'im? Shure am I there war mair loss
at Shirramuir than though a' the wabsters i' the parish were
hanged. an' yersel' in tae bargain, ye bubbly beast."
"But its no the wabster that's hanged 'imsel'," blubbered the
boy,2 its the calf."

"the calf !" repeated the laird, from the very bottom of his
penetraha, with a corresponding detonation, totally changing
look and manner, "i'faitb, laddie, thats a screed o' anither sang,
that wines nearer hatne than ony wabster o' them; and though
he's but a cawfe enew, ecod, three year come owl
_gaen, he'll
►nak' a ten pond blot count. Ye're a cawfe. Fools crack
o' a cawfe bein' but a cawfe as so it is, enew, but faith amang
three-year-aulds twa or three dead cawves mars the nutntner
sadly, us weals the count o' the siller. Had out o' my gait,
ye eedit, till I gang and see'd mysol'."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

Vublic J3(4feo,

LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE 'REGISTRATION
ASSOCIATION.
TAISTS of those Occupiers and Freemen who Nape been ob-
i jected to by the Reform Association wit e for inspection
until the Barristers hold their Court u e Revision of the
Borough Lists at the following places:
The Standard Otlice, St. George's Crescent; the Courier
Office and Messrs. MaAdsley:s, Castle-street; and at the Con-
servative Registration Association Office,, 8, India-buildings,
Fen wiek-street. -
Every information and assistance will he given to Conserva-
tives as to the course to be adopted with reference to claims and
objections on application at the Office of this Association.
By order,.
PETER WRIGHT, Solicitors to the
THOMAS CARSON,
JOHN PENINGTON, 5 Association.
8, India-buildings, 17th Sept., 1835.

COUNTY VOTERS.
rircllE BARRISTERS will resume the REVISION of the
I LIVERPOOL OVERSEERS' LIST THIS DAY,
(Friday,) the 18th instant, at Ten o'clock precisely, wheu the
Lists will be taken in the following order:—
Voters whose surnames commence with Letters
D, E, F, G, and H,
by Mr. IlEywoon, in the CROWN Co , entrance opposite
Bridewell;
Letters
I, J, K, L, and M,
by Mr. ABRAUALL, inthe GRANDJuRY-Room,entrancethrough
the other Courts;
Letters
N, 0, P, Q, and B,
by Mr. BLANSHARD, in the OLD GRAND JURY-ROO5l, entrance
from Chapel-street;
And Letters
S, T, U, V, W, and Y,
by Mr. GREENWOOD, in the CIVIL COURT, entrance front
Chapel-street.
The Names of Persons who have been objected to, and who
do not attend, will be struck out of, the List.

Public Qffice, September 14, 1835.
NOTICE.
APUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS and
RATE-PAYERS of the Extra-parochip"Place of
TOXTETH-PARK will be held at the
T Pula , OFFICE, St.
lir
James's-place, on UESDAx, the 22d instant, leven o'clock
in the Forenoon, to make a List of at least T Persona, living
within the same place, eligible to serve the office of Surveyors
of the Highways for the same place, that the Justices, at their
Special Sessions, may make their appointment from the same
for the year ensuing; and also to pass the Surveyor's Accounts
for ths year last past, and,te recommend Assistant Surveyors.
ABM. BELLIS, Constable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPT. 16, 1835.

Off Holyl3e.ad, inward bound, No. 1331, Jamaica, B Bk, and No. 03,
Richmond, A 8, at 10 a.m. No. 874, Zebulon, BBk, at hatf-past 1 p.m.
No. 1388, Glynne, B Schr. at half-past 5 p.m.
Off Point Lynas, inward bound, No. 02, Porter, B B. at half-past
4 p.m. No. 121, Brilliant, B Bk. No. 984, Laura, Bs.at 5 p.m.
Off Point Lyrists, outward bound, NO. 1458, Jean, B B. at half-past
9 a.tn.
()tithe Groat Orrnshead, outward bound, No. 1086, Tilden Smith,
B Schr, at 9 a.m.
Off the Floating Light, inward hound, No. 797, Virginia, B Bk, at
noon.