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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

SOUTH AMERICA.

'Cora, :Whitley, fm ilnenoslAyrei, with 110 pps 14 hf pps tallow,'
2481 salted and 46 dry o,and c hides, 1381 o and c horns, 1000 ,salted'
ox hides. Wright, Parlane and co-1900 salted ox hides, 128 Ns wool,
Order-2 bales skins, J lughiam,-21000 ox hopes, Cl and C•Shaw,--67.
lining bides, J Poole and `eo—P Dk
Sir Charles Forbesn•eldie, fm. Pernambuco, with 157 cs 30 barrels
1712 bags sugar, 1 jar coq ts unkn, Order-301 bags
.cotton, Hadfield,.
Wood and co—l model of a vessel, .2 jars sweetmeats, said Master—'
P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

THEATRE•ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

The new Comic PANTOMIME having been received on each
representation with the loudest testimonies of approbation,
• will be repeated ever~• evening until further notice.
Second week of Mr. KEAN, of the Theatres-Royal. Covent-
garden and Drury-lane, who is engaged for a limited period.
r !IRIS present TUESDAY, the 26th instant, will be per-
J. formed Shakspeare's Tragedy of

OT HEL LO,
Which was greeted on Wednesday last with the lotides !audits.
Othello Mr. Kean.
lago Mr. Stuart.
Desdemona Mrs. S aw.
Emilia Mrs. Stanley
To conclude with, for the eighth time, anew gr d Comic Pan-
tomime, called
THE MAN' IN THE MO ;
OR, HARLEQUIN LUNATIC AND THE EVENING STAR.
' Harlequin Mr. J. Ridgway.
Pantaloon Mr. Jonas.
Clown Mr. T. Ridgway.
Columbine Mademoiselle Marie.
,
To-stoßaow, (Wednesday,) the Tragedy •trfl TIAM.LET.
Mamlet; Mr.Xean, in which character he was' received with
cheers of approbation on—Friday last.—To conclude with
.. the
COMIC PANTOMIME.
On THURSDAV A NEW WAY TO PAY .OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. Kean.
On FRIDAY, MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. K.!ani,
Lower Boxes 45.; Upper -13,,xes 3s. 6d.; Pit 2s. 6d.; Gallery Is.
Places may be taken of Mr. Parker, at the Box-office, from
Ten till Three.o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

WATCH MEETING-THE NEW POLICE BILL.

At the meeting of this board, held on Friday last, Mr. Cooper
in the chair, _ _ _

Mr. Richard Benson banded letters front Mr. J. W. Patten,
-M.P., and Mr. Ewart, M.P., being the only replies he had re-
ceived to the communications be had madeto-various members
of parliament concerning the new police bill, which the com-
missioners had agreed toast week:—
Mr. Patten's letter was as follows:

" London, May 18, 1835.
"Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the
16th instant, conveying a copy of the resolutions passed at a
meeting of the commissioners of watch, scavengers, and lamps
at Liverpool,.and requesting me to support the Liverpool day
police bill in its passage through the Rouse of Commons. In
reply to it, I beg to assure you that I shall have much pleasure
in complying with your request.-1 remain, sir, your obedient
Servant,
_ "J. WILSON PATTIiNT:"

" It. Benson, Esq., LiVerpool."
The following is a copy of the letter from Mr. . ,
" House of Commons, Mn J 18, 1835.
"Sir,—l had the honour this morning to receive your letter,
!apprising- me of the resolution of the new commissioners of the.
watch, 'that it was their opinion that the petition against the
day-police bill, transmitted to me by the fOrnier commissioners,
'be withdrawn.' It .‘vould not, I apprehend, be consistent with
my duty to those gentlemen who signed the petition, or to the
constituency of Liverpool in general, to withdraw the petition
which they honoured me by confiding to my rare'. The petition
cannot, of course, be presented es emanating from the commis-
sioners of watch as at present constituted; but it way be pre-
sented as the petition 'of individuals composing the board of
watch at the time the petition was transmitted. 1 consider it
the sacred right of the constituency which has honoured me by
its choice, that I should not assume the privilege of withdrawing,
their petitions, unless required to do so by the rules of the House
of Commons, or desired to do so by the petitioners themselves.
I am, sir, your obedient servant, •
"Richard Benson, Esq." "W. Ewa RT."
The rest of the business transacted was of no importance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

BIRTHS.

On the 10th April, at Savannah, the lady of Edmund Molyneux, Esti-
His Britannic iilajesty's-Consul for the State of Georgia, of a daughter.
Lately, near Dieppe, a poor woman was brought to bed of-four
children at a birth, two boys and two girls, who are all ipparentiy
likely,to

On Friday last, at
.Seacombe, Cheshire, the lady of J. R. Cornish.
Esq:,, of a son,and,hor.

MARRIED.

SuAdy, ,tl2e 10th instant, at. St. Nicholas's-Church, Mr. robert
.Miss gikabeth 131ezart3, both.of this
town.

-On Monday, the 18th instalt,'at St.,John's,,Toxtetir,Park,by.the
Rev.•Jritnei iiassall, Mr. William Willis, to Miss Jape. Sewed.

Same day, air Christ Church, Mr. Edwin ThomAs„tpAiss Pistabegl
Turner.

Same,da3-, at Annan, -by the Rev. Mr. Mordlaws,
_the Rev. Geonr
p4lespie..lncumbent of Cummertrees, Dumfries-shire, to Mary Ann,
:yonngest daughter of Jan:?es;Ewer,;Esq., of Watch-hall, near the for-
mer place.

On Tuesday, the 19th instant, Mr... Tames Palm lough, te-this town.
to Mary, ll'aUghter of Mr. Thos. Barnett, of Great Boughton, Obeatgr.
Same-day, at Hereford, Mr. William Foster, solicitor, of this. towll,
to Elisabeth, daughter-of H. Waddington, Esq. of the former pl,ate.
Same day, by special licence, at the Earl 'of Lislo%yell,'s, Kingston-
house, at-nine o'clock in -the. evening, by the Rev. J.-Vane, Chaplain
to the douse of Commons, Jied,w9rth Lambton, Esq. lkt:P., yoUngest
brother 'to the. Earl of Durham, to Alma, .eklest . daughter of the late
-Gervase Parker Bushe,,E.sq., of Kilkenny,•andoaieee to the Countess
of Listoviell.

On Wednesday last, at Rainford, Mr. George Critebley, of the Hope
and Anchor Inn, Prescot, to Iklargaret,,eldest daughter s}Qdr.Mel
Leyland, joiner and builder, Prescot.

Sgurplay the al instant, at .Uston, near Birmingham, by thy
Rev. Samuel Crane, Mr.
.James ,Henry Weetman, ;of this town, t°
Maria, eldest daughter of the, late captain James ;tb
13th Light Dragoons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

LORD JOHN'S CONSTITUENCIES.

Few members of parliament have been bandied about from
one constituency to another so frequently as Lord John Russell.
We subjoin a fist of the places he has represented since he be-
came a public man :
In 1818.—Tavistock, his noble papa's borough.
1820.—Huntingdonshire.
1827.—Bandou Bridge—a pocket borough of the Duke of
Devonshire's—his lordship having been defeated at
Huntingdon hire at the general election of 1826 by
Lord Mandeville. On this occasion Lord Duncan-
non resigned his seat to make room fur his friend
Lord John.
18.30.—Tavistoek again, after being beaten at Bedford.'
Here Lord John was again indebted to a patriotic
friend, Lord Ebrington, who resigned his seat fur
that borough.
18.31.—Devonshire, (viz.,) the whole county.
18.2.—South Devonshire—the first reform election.
1835.—Re-elected for South Devon.

Ditto.—Rejected for diito

Ditto.—Elected for Stroud, having found a third friend in
the person of Colonel Fox, who would lend him a
seat.

Thus it appears that •vith the exception of Tavistock, one o-
the Bedford boroughs, the unhappy duedecitno edition of a
statesman has had the misfortune to be rejected by every con-
stituency that he has ever represented. As long odds are
always given against a race horse who has been beaten more
than once, we would give long odds that Lord John will be
distanced at the next Stroud meeting.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

DRAWING

I' ICKisR I N G, of Chester, Itavin. oininenced
...CI.. TEACHING DRAWING in Liverpo , intends, after
the Midsummer Vacation, to devote Mon and Tuesday in
each week to that town.—Cards of his ter may be had of Mr.
Gravel, Bookseller,, Mr. Linnecar, Printseller, and Mr. Bur.
land, Carver and Gilder, Church-street, Liverpool; or applica-
tion, by letter, to Nicholas-street, Chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed film,
the returns made in the week ending the 7th day of July, 1835.
is 31s OVI 4' cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or par'
'able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, JULY 13,1835-
Per Shale.
Liverpool Coal Gas
_ .

Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, .£100
New Shares, premium A:5O
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings

Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £loo paid 200 0 0
Ditto Old'Quarterc 25 40 0 0
Ditto New Quartcra
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto
Kenyon and Leigh ditto .. lOO 110 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto
Preston and Wigan North Union Line d:tt? 2O 13 5 0
St. Wiens and Runcvn Osp ditto . 'OO 35 0 0
Leicester and'Swannington ditto: . f 0 49 0 0
Stockton. and Darlington ditto. IOOU 218 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 32, 20 2 6
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Ithilvray 100 —.lOll 0 0.
Grand Junction ditto
London and Birmingham ditto 35 51 10 0
Bank of Liverpool. lO 17 5 0
Bank of Manchester .... 25 32 15 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank.— 15 20 5 0 ,
ComMercial Bankisof Liverpool lO 13 10 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 21 0 0
Oldham Gas Lightand Waterworks,....- lO 17 0 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 3 0 ,
Ocean Assurance Company
i Northern and Central Bank otEngland lO 11 0 0
WANTED.
1 Exchange Shares—Liverpool New Gas and Coke Shares—Mersey
and Irwell:

RICHARD DAVE SON, Share Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

be

The TILROS TLE NEST INN, SPIRIT VALTLTS, BOATING-
GREEN, BREWERY and PL EA SUR E GROUT. 'DS, adjoin-
ing the New Roman Catholic Chapel, Scotian"' uad, Liverpool.
rilo be LET,', with immediate possessiot , these desirable
PREMISES, which have lately undjgone a thorough
repair. and are now commanding a very resrectable and daily-
improving Business.—Apply (if by. letter, post-paid) to Messrs.
TROTTER, Auctioneers, Liverpool.

fro be Aolb.

DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

rim be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRAC'T, Freehold of Inhe-
A. ritance, situate in Scotland-road, payiywards of Six
per,Cent. per Annum, for which amount a antee would be
given for hve years, if required.
Apply to Jost:L.li KING, Stock and Share Broker, ICI,
Exchauge-buildings.

DESIRABLE SMALL FREEHOLD ESTATE IN
~ .
• SUTTON,
Near the Liverpool and Manchester Railway.
MO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, a small and compact
'FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Sutton Heath, near
St. Helen's, comprising i convenient Dwelling House suitable
fora small respectable Family, Garden well stocked with choice
and well-bearing Fruit 'frees ; also a Ship'iun,
i Cottage, and
three Fields or Closes of Land adjoinine• I bounded by the
lane leading from Sutton Heath to and d, the Station of
bw
thy Manchester and Liverpool Railway at est Green, and con-
tarnittg in the whole three Acres and a half'oeLand of the large
Cheshire measure, or thereabouts, be the same more or less, at
present in the occupation of Mrs. Ithiyarti, as tenant thereof
from year to year.
The House is distant from the Railway Station at Ley Green
about hail a mile, from the rapidly increasing town of St. He,
len's about two miles, froth Present about three Miles, and from
Warrington about eight miles. There is a Considerable quail.
,titv of Oak Timber growing on the Estate, and which might be
fallen without detriment to the Property. The 1-louse and
Ground being pleasantly situated, and having good Roads, a
small expense would render it a beau:iful and wet Residence;
and, being only about nine miles (by the Railway) from Liver-
pool, it is presumed to be worth the attention of any Gentleman
engaged in business at that place who might requite a Resi-
dence combining the above recommenclationS.
The Tenant will show the Premises; and to treat for the pur-
chase, or further particulars, applications are requested to be
made (if by letter, postage 1,510) to Mr. ANSDELI., Solicitor,
St. Helen's.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

LIVERPOOL DISPE.NSARIES.

Number of new patients. entered on ilre"books of the. Disprnsaries during

the last weeh'e—
South. North. Total
Reeeived advice and medicine at the institution, 210 223 40
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine,
Total at at each Dispensary 203- 332 OS

VISITOR
North—Rev. Mr. Fisher, Rev. It. Croft, and Mr. J. 11. Smith.
South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. J. Lawrence, and- Mr. Joseph Cooper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

DR/TISII AD/ERICA.

•To be despatched immediately.
7tit For HALIFAX, N.S., the Halifax Pack '6otri-
.ALTitr- pany's Ship HALIFAX, CHARLES M LEARY.
Master; hurthen per register 344 ton ; ppered, and
has superior accommodations tor passengers. or freight or
other particulars apply on board, in the Brunswick Dock,. at
Na. 9, Duke's-place, or to W. FAIRC LOUGH.

To sail on Saturday next, the 18th inst
For ST. JOHN, N. 8., the fine A 1 B que NEW
BRUNSWICK, 414 tons, DAVID L Lev, Master;
- ' this vessel being a remarkably fas er, will be found
a most desirable conveyance for either goods or passengers.—
For further particulars apply to the Captain, on board, or to
ROBEWV D. wir.moT, 6, York-street.

Now ready for sea, and only waiting rind.
For ST. .101-Ih, N. 8., the A tine f• -sailing Ship
MARGARET, THOMAS RUSSELL, inmander ; 568
tons per register; now On her s ud Voyage built
expressly for a regular trader; will be fond a most desirable
couveyanue for freight, and has superior accommodations for
passengers.—Apply to Captain RUSSELL, on board, in the
Brunswick Dock, or to
ROBERT D. WILMOT, 6, York-street.

For ST. JOHN, NEWFOUNDLAND tin A 1
Bag MARTIN, Juan 31Aaam. Alztvel birchen
istr,l2Ax) -.•- -red nd , and wilt have
'”assage apply on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

siauni AMERICA

have quick despatch.
For VALPARA.I6O, INTrasmoros, a. LIMA, the
fine coppered and copper-fastened I, g AMELIA,
J. G. Ctiot.ntrcti, Master; A 1, tons register,
sails remarkably fast, and in all respects a most eligible convey-
ance.—For terms of freight or passage apply to the owners,
JOHN BIBBY and Co.

Will sail immediately.
For LIMA direct, and WEST COAST Q.PC-EN-
TRAL AMERICA, the SOPHIA, Al, rtben 250
Latiß. tons, JoHN D. ESUELBY, COMlndl) r as room for
- about 50 tons measurement goods, a superior accom-
modations for a few passengers.—For particulars of freight or
passage apply to the Captain, on board, or to
W. NEVETT, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

Loos; coppe, and
quick despatch.—For freight o,
board, King's Dock, or to

J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Ras two-thirds of her cargo on board, and will be despatched on
the 211th instant.
For HOBART TOWN and SYDNE e fine fast-
' sailing Barque JESSIE, W. Be ommander ; a
"'"'"- regular trader, burtheu per regi r 3)4 tons ; has
superior accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, and
will carry a Surgeon.

To succeed the above, and will sail on the 20th August,
The beautiful fast-sailing Ship CLYDE, N. IRELAND, Com•
wander; a regular trader, burthen per register 401 tons.--For
freight or passage, apply to Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and Sox,
or to. W. BELL, 20, Water-striet..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 17th instant, pt. Twelve o'clock, at
Josh..Hardnlan, Suns, and Co.'s 05,fice,- Exchange-street-
East, ./
95 Tons fine Lima NICARAGUA WOOD,
Just arrived per Enfield, Qneen'S Dock.—Apply to
JOSH. HARDMAN. SONS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the 'average number and expense of Pauper, in the
Workhouse; for the week ending. .
PAUPERS. PER HEAD. PER wP.Eg;
June 29, 1865 1605 'ls. Sd £l33 8
June 30, 1834.. 1709.... ls. 1014........ 161 17 1
- ---
Less 101 Less Os. 210. Lees 28 8 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

DIVIDENDS

August 13, J. Duncan, Liverpool, merchant.--.4.1v: 13, J. Witlistali
J. T. Swainson, Liverpool, merchants—Aug. 12, H. Brown, Eastwood.
Staffordshire, scrivener—July 31, T. Hutton and H. W. and C.
Lepiee, Newgate-street, London, fringe-manufacturers--Aug. 8, J.
Messenger, Longcroft, Cumberland, firmer—July 31, W. Horribli
Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, and Sir J. Esdaile, Harden Ash, Essex,
bankers—Aug. 5, J. Howard, Ripon, Yorkshire. scrivener—Aug.
H. Andrews, Bristol, papor-bang,r— tug. 8, J. Alloort, Stourbricliff,
Worcestershire, upholsterer—Aug. 3, P. M. Chittl.. i ,Tte6l,urv, Der-
setshiie, scrivener—July 31, W. V. Wilkes, Birmingham, factor"
July 29, T. Hughes, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, auctioneer.

CERT' FCATES
To be granted, unlees cause be shotirn to the contrary on or before

31st day of July
T. and: W. Davies, Liverpool, merchants—T. R. Lewis, Tußbrirlge•
place, London, wiue-merchant—H. Davy, Bermondse,c, paper-manu-
facturer—T. L. Terrey, Cornhill, London, vintner—e. Rodbard and
C. Massiaa, Tarulutm-green, Hammersmith, schoolmasters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

THIS DAY.

Tests DAY, (Tuesday,) the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
22 Tierces, 22 Barrels .Jamaica COFFEE,
3 Tierces, 186 Bags PIMENTO/
81 Barrels Jamaica GINGER,
2t) Tons COCUS WOOD,
Now landiu,g.—Apply ,to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

THURSDAY.

p
On TH URSDAN next, the 16th instant, at One n' lock, at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castl s 'feet,
150 Chests SHELL LAC ..
5 Chests LAC DYE,
150 Bales SUNN 11E111).
Now landing, ex London and Golden Fleece, frotn Calcutta.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY.

The Earl of R*nNor postponed to Tuesday (this clay) the
second reading of the University's admission bill. •
On the motion of the Duke of Richmond the loan society's
bill was read a second time.

The letters patent amendment bill, and the certiorari bill
were each furthered a stage.
The Duke of ItictistoND gave notice of a motion for some
postoffice returns in order to show the inaccuracy of certain
statements made in the other house of parliament respecting
that establishment.

On bringing up the report of the prisop' regulation bill, the
Duke of Richmond moved the insertion of a clause, providing
that prisoners whose term of confinement expired on the Sun-
day should, after the passing of this act, be liberated on the pre.
ceding day.—Clause added; report agreed to. Third reading
on Monday, to which day the house adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

Cootivia.

NOW LOADING__,---" s
hrs-,. For LEITH, the JAMES VESSY, ton
„V.rb, : DAVID SIIITA, Master.
For NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, the STEPHEN
GEE, 131 tons, Jou? DANCE, Master.
For NORTH SUNDERLAND, the LAUREL, 50 tons,
PATRICK FEGAN.
Apply to

RAYNES and CRA.M,32, King-street

*team Nabigatt on.

GREENOCK AND GLASGOW ST4EAMERS,
„ With Gdoch and Pagagent,
Every WEDYKSDAY ant SATURDAY.
~,•r•Ah\ , THE CITY OF GLASGOW
Steam-packet Company's Vessels;
CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer A.I.2)LANDELi DRYS-
. DALE, Commander,
JOHN WOOD, Jonx Burn, Counnander,
'The VULCAN, Roar. EivtNn, Commander,
sail from the Clarence Dock,. as under, with or without

- •
Pilot
The VULCAN sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 15th
anstaut, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon
The CITY of GLASGOW sails on SATURDAY next, the
18th instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to • DAVID M'IVER and Co.,
at Water-street.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW, '
Vith Goods and Passengers to the Bromiel .
The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL SUIPPING PANT'S
FINE STEAM P.ACKE"S,
• MANCHESTER H. 11 N, Commander
,LYDE Roar. Ctlawpoan, Commander.
AILSA CRAIG ...J. 111‘Kba.t.att, Commander.
t:LASGOW • • •:.T. Wvue, Commander.
i,IVERPOOL—ROBT. HEPBURN, Commander.
'Sail, as unde"r front the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots,
•calling (swath sr permitting) at Portpa.trick, with Passengers
oil}.
'lhe CLYDE sails TO-MORROW, •(Wednes(laYs) the 15th
instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 18th
instant, at Five o'slock in the,Afternoon.
The AILSA CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, the 20th in-
stant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening.
Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN,
India Buildings, Water-street.

ent Oat.

z• The beautiful fast-sailing Schooner 841,j,Ey,
FRANCIS OnFutiu, Commander; 163 41- ons re-
gmter, built at Shoreham, in March 2, coppered
and copper-fastened, well suppli In stores, sails,
boats, and every necessary ; carries a good cargo, and is well
adapted fur any trade. ?lay be seen by applying on board, in
king's Dock. For further particulars apply to
ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Harrington-street.

To THE NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN CONNECTED
WITH Tut ROYAL YACHT CLUB.
FOR SALE,
The beautiful and fast-sailing Brigantine Schooner
14eitwor, MISCHIEF; burthen per register 200 tons; cop-
- pered and copper-fastened; built in ,Catalonia two
years ago of the very best materials. and wilcaptured on the
coast of Africa a few months since by onerof/1-1. M. Ships, and
condemned in the Court of Admiralty aka Prize. As for naval
architecture is one that may be equalleil but not excelled, com-
bining the two requisite qualities of beauty and fast sailing, and
Particularly adapted for a Nobleman's Yacht; carries a fair
41-cargo, and from her swift-sailing qualities would make a most
Xcellent Opium Trader, and, being well found in Stores, could
!)es ',lent to seit,at a very trifling expense. Her dimensions are—
leOgth 96 feet, breadth 22 feet, depth in the hold S feet.—For
.particulars apply to F. H. LANGLEY, 4, Exchange.place, or to
D. TONGE, Agent for Sale of Ships, on Change.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

AN Pligible opportunity will present itself after the present
Vacation for placing a Young Lady as Articled Pupil in
an old-established School, of the first respectability, nc.ar town;
the best Masters attend, and the young Lady would n-fitted for
a first-rate Governess in a Gentleman's Fain o which she
would be recommended and introduced by e lady who would
educate her.—Apply by letter (post paid,) to M. E., at Mr.
Sou'rEit's Library, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.

TO FOREIGN MERCHANTS.
AGENTLEMAN of active business habits, who r tbe last
ten years, has been constantly engaged i e Home and
Foreign Commission Trade, being desirous of settling in New
South Wales or Van Diemen's Land, would be glad to form a
connexion with any respectable House in this Country willing
to start an Establishment in Australia, or that may already have
one in that quarter. Satisfactory references will be given.
Letters (post-paid) addressed N. S. \V., Office of this Paper,
will be attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

On *alt.

PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOL
Of all kinds; manufactured by Lyndon and W. I
Minerva Works, Birminght .
HENRY SE Y, Jun.
19, Excba ge-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.

tan, at the

Apply to

32 Boxes Turkey SPONGE, of the fine) quality.
Apply to HENRY SEALY, Jun.,
19, Exchange-street East.

For Exportation or first-rate Home Consumption,
WHIPS, GIRTH WEBBS, WHIP nioN n 4 HORSE
SHEETING.
RATTANS and SPLIT CANES, for Cabfurposes.
Patent Merino, Gig and Chariot lt
This Article also supplied in Sets for Hall and rawing-room
Doors.
Apply to JOHN WATKINS, Whip Manufacturer,
Islington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY.

The llery was opened at ten minutes to. four o'clock.
The Medway navigation bill was withdrawn.
Mr. 'l'. Duticom BE presented a petition from Colonel Bradley
respecting the treatment he experienced some years since from
Colonel Arthur. He gave notice that on the 21st instant he
would move for the appointment of a select committee to inquire
into the case.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

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Less 9

BIRTHS.

On Tursday the 7th instant, at Pembroke-lodge, Richmond-park,
the Countess of Erroll, (third daughter of his Majesty), of a daughter,
This is the fourth child of the Earl and Countess of Erroll.

On Tuesday, the 7th instant, at Rosevale Roebuck, near ThAlin.
Mrs. Wade Browne, of a son and heir.
Oo Friday last, at Bernard-street. au
ofJames Ciickell, Esq., of a dau4liter

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Argu. tile 144

On Tuesday the 30th June, at the Cathedral. Cork, by the Ic:4
Bishop of Moyne, the Rev. Thomas Duke Moore, vicar of Aghadown.
to Alicia Dorothea, eldest daughter of the Lord Bishop of Cork.
On Saturday the 4th instant, the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, brother to,
the Earl of BUrlington, to Lady Louisa Lascelles, youngest daughter
of the Earl and Countess of Harewood.
On Tuesday, the 7th instant, at the Parish Church of Rochdale,
Mr. Moneypenny, of Cambridge, to Miss Dearden, of Shaw House,
second daughter of the late James Dearden, Esq., of the Orchard.
Rochdale.

On Wednesday last, by special license, at Fordhook, the residence
of Lady Noel Byron, by. the Rev. Samuel Gamlen. the Right Hon.
Lord King, to the Hon. Augusta Ada, only daughter of the late Lord
Byron. it is said the noble lord received with the hand of his beau-
tiful bride a fortune of £30,000. Lady King. will also eventually in-
herit the extensive Wentworth and Noel estates, in the counties of
Leicester anti Warwick, which are possessed by Lady Noel Byron.
as the heiress of the late Sir Ralph illilhanke Noel, Bart., (by the
Hon. Judith Noel, eldest daughter of Edward, first Viscount Went
worth.)
Same day, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, Lieutenant Jr-
S. Harris, of the lath Regiment Bengal Native Ir.fantry, to Susanna
Harriot, eldest daughter of the late James Zinsan, Esq., of Brentford
Butts.

Same day, at the Collegiate Church, 'Manchester, Mr. James Clough.
of Blackley, to Miss Elizabeth Ellen Jordan, Manchester.
On Thursday last, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. J. Aspinall,
M.A., Mr. William Hennett. to Miss Mary Collier.
Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev. Thos.
Carter, Mr. Charles Kurtz. nephew to Andrew Kurtz, Esq., of this
town, to Emma, only daughter of MT. Harrison, of Salford.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Manchester, Mr. James Read, of
London-road, Manchester, to Miss Susannah Wilkinson, of Temple-
street, Choriton-upon-Medlock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

ant b.

- ------- -
WANTED, for nine or twelve mouths Furnished,
HOUSE, suitable for a small y, iu Rodney-
street, or Abneromhy-square, ot the ciglibourhood, with
Coach-house and Stables,
Address, Box N I, POstoffice, Liverpool.

WANTED, an, active, intelligent YOUN "MAN, who
writes a good hand, and is conve t with Book-
keeping, to fill a confideutialsituation. Seen ity to a inoderaW
ainoilut will be required. -
Apply by letter, post paid, to the Publisher of the Liverpool
Standard.

TO APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGIST'
ANTED,cncieby 'efowo S'oung t
s. teinaieonAep oat
eSurgey a
naclll A
Drug;c
gist, SITUATIONS in their respective d rtments. The
most satisfactory testimonials will be produced as to character
and capability. The Apothecary and Druggist, being well cc-
quainted in Ireland, would be found to answer Wholesale Drug-,
gists requiring a Traveller to 6.464 Orders, or transact other
•
Business.
Any Communication directed to A. 8., No.ll, Sir Thomas's-
buildings, will he punctually attended to.

WANTED, in a select and long-established Fi *shing
SCHOOL, near London, a YOUNG LAp , desirous.
of completing er Education under eminent stets, for the
purpose of quail •ing herself for the Situatip of Governess in
a private family. She will be educated treated in every
respect the same as the regular pupils; an at the end of the
term, to be agreed upon, can either remain to assist in the,
establishment, or a situation as a private governess will he pro-
vided for her. The first references can be offered, and the pre-
mium will depend on the time required.
Address, post paid, C. V., Souter's Library, St. Paul's
Churchyard, London.

TO HOUSEHOLD SE
-WANTED, for a Gentleman's Fat
the 20th of July next, a first-rate
MAID, a good liITCIIEN-MAID,
MAID ; to be engaged by the Month. 'ell
recommended need apply.
Applications, personally, or if by letter, Qost-paid,) to Mrs.
ARMSTHONG, of the Grapes Inn, or Mrs. HORNSBY, Confec-
tioner, Carlisle, will be duly attended to.

Linilv, near Car ' e, abo
-te UPPEI, UNDR
u a HOUS:
N' bat Persons wi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JULY 10.

' INSOLVENT.
July 9.—Fran: is and William Coupees, Luton, Bedfordshire, still.
hat-manufacturers.

BANKUPTS.
Joseph Honile, Englefield-green, Surrey, grocer.
Nathaniel and Samuel Tuffnell, York-street, Middlesex-hospital'
Middlesex, meiters.

Edmund I. arbrother, Oxford, wine-merchant.
Daniel Mackellar, Broad-street-bsildimo; Londerrowerchant.
Thomas-Parry, Green-street, Theobald's,road, London, tailor.
Jeremiah Daniel, Bath, coal-merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14

WIFIDITEURANE&N.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR LISBON
o,r- Sailing on the Ist. 10th, and 20th of every Mouth.
7. To To sail on the 20th instant.
• .e.w-, The coppered and copper-fa e chooner
SLLTANA, Roc , Master;
A 1 ; 120 tons register.—For freight apply to
JOHN BIBBY and Co.

- ,
, For GENOA., the fine fast-sailing coppered Brig
44::.,, CRISTINA, NICOLA Tcnixo, Commande • rthen
..r7.44 230 tons, coppered and copper-faslene ill have ins-
mediate despatch; the greatest p her cargo will
be shipped on owners' account.—Apply tt . essrs. Ross BRO-
THLRS' Or JOHN ROTHWBLL, 24, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

TIIURSDAY. MARCii 12.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.

ARRIVED—WiIIiam, Lunnam, from Maranham, sailed 30th
Cheshire, Campbell, Barbados, sailed 11th Feb. ; the Gratitude sailed
for thisjtort the day previoup—Waverly, Philips, Mobile, sailed 30th
Jenkinson, Irving,. Lislson—Gipsy, Austell, Bordeaux—
Ittdui„Burrell, Halifax and Cork.

SAILED—EagIe, Brown ; Roscoe, Delano •, Ilihernia, Wilson ; St.
George, Thompson ; and Sheffield, Allen, for New Vark-----ltival,
Whinfield, Gornall, Demerara—ltegarav, Bond,
Berhiee—v; : ; A L
rig-111-14,, --TIP...T. Lodi', face, Lon..
donderry; Delaware and Charleston--Sir John Tobin, Griffiths, Anti-
gua—Ellen Brooks. Redmond ; And Heroine, :Hudson, : New Orleans
—Resolution, Murray, Moblle—Jubilee, Watson, Savanuah—J ames,
Thornton. Copenhagen—Antelope, Dalrymple, IlraziJsMarv, Neale,
St Thomas and Nassau--3iadem, Walker, Trinidad— Ann Paley, Rol-
stone; Cintra, Nash and John St William, Ellis, Lisbon.

. .
William Wisk—, from Vera Cruz: and Intrepid, Cannon,
from Tampico, at Lacuna.
Joseph P. Dobree,"M'Gibhon, hence for Demerara, at Belfast.
&Anna, Carneiro, from Maranharn, at Lisbon.
Fanny, -Barclay, hence, at Belfast.
George IV, Wakeham, hence; at Lisbon.
Kelsiek Wood, Robinson, hence, at Demerara.
• •Mary.? Ward, hence, at l'aranham.
The llindley, Stevens. from Laguna, at Cove, sailed 22d Jannary
the -Trott -Briton, for Cork, sailed on the 18th ; and the Mnnly, for
this port, sailed on the 20th. The Ilindley -experienced a. violent gale
on the night of the 7th, and morning of the Rth ; two of. the crew were
washed overboard; but the vessel sustained little or.no damage.
The George IV, Greer, hence for St Michaels, was driven on the
rocks. at the entrance to Douglas Ilaitiour,' Isle of Man, during the
storm of the 7th instant, and has received considerable damage—crew
saved.
The Eliza, Rawlinson, bound :to Milnthorpe, grounded on a stone
in the Canning Dock, stove in a plank, and damaged the greater part
of her cargo: •
Fifteen boxes•of soap marked " 8," Stockdale and Sons, makers,
Liverpool; and thirteen firkins of lard marked ".0," part •of the
cargo of the William, for Jamaica, were picked up yesterday in
Hilbre Swash.

BARBADOS, 10th Feb.—The Blucher. Sewell, from Liverpool to
Demerara. is on shore 15 miles to windward of Derbice, and part of
the cargo thrown overboard. A schooner has been sent to her assist-
ance.

Ifotrut kn, 11th :!larch.—The sloop Union, of Wexford, Connelly,
bound to Liverpool,,with a cargo of grain, is leaky. The cargo is
supposed to be damaged.
RAMSAY, Ins of MAN, March 7.—The Humphrey, from New
Orleans for the Clyde, brought. in here last evening by the Ailsa
Craig, was run to leeward and stranded about a mile to the south-
ward. The George IV was run 01l shore to-day about a anile north
of this port, bound to the Clyde, from Demerara. 10. The Hum-
phrey has commenced disehar...;ing. The George IV beat heavily Bth
instant, and made a great deal of water. A piece of plank marked
with yellow letters " llettv Clifton," has been washed on shore near
the Point of 'Ayr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

FRANCE:

Puella, Morton; fm Charente, with 15 pns 115 hds brandy, Preston
and Farrington-33 pns 74 hds do; Order-12 hrls do., M Hatton and
Sons-69 lids do; Liudman, Craig and co-8 pns do, Cooper k Hough-
ton-10 hds do. N Slater-6 hds do, J Winstanley-15 pas 175 hds do,
Olazehrook Bro S-15 lids 1 ca do, Matthie and Steel-12 lids do, 11
qopelandt-10 tuts do, J and A.Preston hAls do, R Ripligionsl-77,hds
do, Lewin and Lassell-5 hds do, %V Patchett-1 case wine, Order
Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

FRIDAY.

On Fatti,Ay next, the 20th instant, at Twelve 'cluck, at Roll-
cow and Rigg's Office, Wa r- reet, •
1030 Dry lIORSE HIDE
1500 Salted OX and COW IDES,
Just arrived from Ilueno,s Ayres.—Apply to
ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

6or fate or Charter, , '

For -SALE or CHARTER, the hip JAMES
MINROY, 427 tons burthen ;Cl -built, and now
..0,10'); lying at Greenock. She has late undergone a tho-
rough repair, andis found in the most complete man
--
nee with spars, sails, ground tackle, &c. : A I in' Lloyd's hook.
Apply to APINROY,!PAHket and Co., in Glagsow ; CHAS. and
Gao. Mook-s.r, in Greenock, or to
SAN DBACH, TINNE and Co., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Key, London, cheesemonger. •
• I}
l A
• CooCooper,,LiyerPOoljoiler,lltKO tjT
sntirrenLr•April 4 and 21,,at eleven,
at the Clarendon-rooms,"Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Blaekstock,
and•Vinecnt, Tainple, London ;"Mr Brabner, Liverpool—Ann
Hider, Otford, Kent, aheesemonger—Robert Cole, London, scrivener
—John Bridgeoroad, Lambeth, wire-worker—Samitel
Whitebrook Mills, Monmouthshire., paper-manufacturer—William..
Holloway, London, brewer—Richard Barnard, Hollingbourne, K'erit,"
paper-maker—James Bulman, London„porter-inerchant—Jeremiah
Carter, London. woollen-warehouseman—Nk'illiam Pitt Williams and
Wellington Bexley„Kent, drapers-4mes Turner. forinerlf.',
of Skinner-street, Snowliill, London, now of lloniton, Devon, tea-
dealer Nathaniel' Thomnsi Manchester,,cabiaet,maker —Rtineas.
Abrahams, Leeds, jeweller—'William Henri, Cross, Leeds, victualler
—James Allport, Stourbridge; Worcestershire; uPholstereti-IThomit
Crew ther, Openshaw and Ardwick.,Lanca.shire, joiner.
DIVIDENDS. _ ,

April 15, T. Sharpies, Liverpool, iroutnongeroit one, at The Cliren-
don-rooms, Liverpool—March 16, W. J. Cooper, London,
2, W. T. Mitchell. Woolwich, builder—April 2, T: Jonei, London,
'trimming-seller,--April 2, Nicholson, Cheltenham; and Charlton
Kititzs,.and late of Presbury, Gloucestershire, Mercer—March 31, J.
Wrather, jun'4, Ripon,. and Greetlimmruerton, ituikeeper-rApril,L;W•
Sto2k well, Bristol, basket-maker—April 1, 11. P'. Curtis, Romsey,
scrivener.

CERTIFICATES, Mann! 3k.
W. Pape and A. Cambridge, Liverpool, ship-builders—T. Matthew,
London, coach-maker—J. Lawless, Manchester, commission-agent;r
D. Douglas, LOndon, baker—J. Winch, Stratford, t ssex, and Cam-
hri.(lXP-hca%ll, Middlesex, coach-master—J. Laws, Great Yarmouth,
Norfolk, linen-draper— S. Ashworth, Houghton Hall, Lancashire,
hat-manufacturer.--J. A. Borron,. Woolden Hall, Lancashire, merchant
—J. Simpson, London, linen-draper,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION,

SCHOOL OF MEDFINE. -
`LECTURES. ' • 7'
R. PII IL P.—MATE:MA-MEDIC-A tfi THERA-
PEUTICS, un MotstniY, Wittm'csn• Y, and FitIDAY,
at Three p.m.
The "first Lecture will be given' lIONTiAT, the 23d of
March.
Dr. REY NOLDS.--C 11 EMIST Y, General" and Pharma-
ceutical' on Tuisuay q.'III.7IISDAY; and SamtnAi, at Three,
P.m:. _ _

Tne first Leetnre will be given on TuaspAr, the 21th of
March. .

1C.8.-7According to the regulatiOns of the Society of Apothe-
caries, the Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Medicine,
and on Midwifery, 'must be attended subsequently to the tera..
Initiation of the first course of Lectures on Chemistry, Materisi
MediCa,`Anatomy, and Physiology. •
For further particulars apply at the Royal Institution, Col.
.
quit,t rcet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES FOR 1835.
LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION.

MODERN FRENCH LITERATI/RE.
.4,
JULES LEFEBVRE: (Grade Are of the University of
1Y s i
I•• ranee) will deliver, n litstfeh, a Course of EIGHT
LECTURES on the present St of Literature in France,
with Notices of the best living Writers, Extracts, &c. To begin,
TuksoAY, the lith instant; at One (Mock ; and to continue
the sueeessive. FRIDAYS and TuEsokYs, till• the end of the
CoUrse. Tickets at ()lie Guinea for the Course; or Mr SehooLs
andTainiliei Three Tickets for Two Guineas; to be had with a
Syllabus from the Keeper of the Institution.
WM. RE YNOLDS, Ssc; pro tem.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

UNITED STATEB.

Columbus, Cobb, fm New York, with 695 bales cotton, Phelps,
James and co-61 do, J Hobson and Sons-123 do, Hagarty and Jct.,-
dein-216 do, Waddington, Holt and co--38 do, T B Blacklarrne-120
brl iron .oro, Croppers Benson and car--10010 hrls turpentine, .33, bales
m'dise coots unkn, Dennistoun, Mackie and co-10000 treen?ils, 1 hx
conts.unkn,•Baring, Bros and co-4 hdlg hooks encl.:shooks, I.lxlie
heads..Fitahugh and Grimahaw-2 brig s,hfbrlsturpentine; S Dutton
aoriNepliew-5 bxs m'dise coots unkn, G Gibson-1 paper parcel do,
R Dk,
:St Andrew, Taubman, fm NeW York, with 673 hales cotton, Sands,
Hodgson and eo--318 do, Phelps,. Janws and•co-11 do, T. B Black-
burn-150 tea flaxseed, Order-35 do, Langtrys and
~eo-100 do, T
Firth-150410, Brown and Bros-10Q do; J 0. Johnson and co-120 chts
15 bag tea, T Hattori jun--500 brls, turpentine, Dennistoun, Mackie
and co--5 hds tobacco, Maury, Latham and co-7il bla flax, J Watt
Goner saltedhides, Cox. and Hpriderson—a.qntv of. horn tips,
Goodwin-2 has coots unkn, Baring, Bros and co--P Dk
Andes, Patten, Im New Orleans; .with 1306 bales Cotton. W Smith
and Son-111 do, A Taylor and co—B Dk .
BRITMI AMER~C;>t.
Johns, Wray, fin St John, N. 13. with 698 pa fir and AG ps birch tim-
ber, 6 c 17,deals and ends and baten ends, 90; c 10 staves, 31 c spars,
R B Wilmot—River-
Elisabeth, Cookson, fm Newfoundland, with 162.cks train oil, 7 tcs
salmon, 18 seal skins, 182 quintals fish, 1 ha furs, Job, Bulky and co
—163 cks trainnil, 100 quintals dry cod, fish, Graham. Taylor 4od Fo
—l6l o and c hides, 33 cks oil, 103 sheep and 51 calf skins, R Hutton
and co—,l brl caplin, l brl Indian maal,,,J,G Gughterson—abt 15 sheep
skins, W Tarbet-1 fm firewood, 1 Me berries, Order—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

ITALIAN OPERA.

Unfree the Patronage of the MAYOR and BAILIFFS.

IHE Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Liverpool and its
Vicinity are respectfully informed that on FRIDAY
the 20hil instant, will he pie.-ntad
TWO FAVOURITE OPERAS,.
a a variety of other Entertainments, for par 'culars of which
see future advertiseinents,
ing for the BENEFIT of •Monsieur D VIN, Manager.
)n which occasion the Marquis 'De Muti apazurri will Lead
Overture and Second Act, and in t ourse of the Evening
ig a celebrated Aria.
dons. DEVIN wishes to inform the atrons. of the Italian
era that, although the Engagements of the Company con-
,de on, the 18th instant, the WHOLE of the ARTISTS have
idly tendered their services on the above Evening, being
SITIVELY their LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON.
Prices of Admission :—Lower Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes an I
2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

FOR TITE BENEFIT OF MRS. W. J. HAMMOND.
)N MONDAY:EVENING next, the 16t instaut, when
will be performed, for the first time out of ondon, the new
4.llighly-popular domestic Burle'tta.of
• THE SCHOOLFELLOW—
.
'rat= by D. J.ErtnoLD, lEsq., Author of Hazard of. the
" Itearts and Diamonds," " Rent ay," &c.
.To which will be add ,
Mr. TnomAs TO!t ' NS,
61, CHURCH-STREET, L 'RIPOOL.
In the course of the Evening, a gre variety of Singing and
'ancing by Messrs. W. J.: Hammond, Alelvin, Raymond. Mrs.
aymond, Miss E. Hamilton' Mr., Mrs., and Miss Fanny Le-
.ereq, Madlle. Eloise and Juliette, and the Brothers Jackson.
To be followed by the favourite Burlesque
OTHELLO TRAVESTIE.
To conclude with THE MASQUERADE.
Tickets may be had of Mrs. W. S. HANIMOND, 17, Suffolk-
.reet, and of Mr..CARIJAN, at the Boxoffice.
Doors to tieoPeri at Half-past Six o'clock, Performance to
ommence at Seven.
Boxes, 35.-'—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Second Price—Boxes, 2s.—Pit. ls.—NoSecond Price to the
4tllery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

'Co be atolb.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
/1710. be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, GREENFIELD
. HOUSE, pleasantly situated in West Der fronting
Crokteth,.about four miles from the LiyerpoolExcha„ge; oge.
ther. with the .walled Garden and Orcliat,.,- well-stocked .with
choice Fruit Trees, Hothouse, and th and.adjoining ; -the
whole comprising about-lA. is. 9P. s to measure. The House
contains an excellent . Drawing7r in, Dining-room, Store-
room, very superior Kitchens and Pantries on. :the ground
floor; Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms, Dressing-rooms, with
Hot and Cold Baths, and Water Closet On the second floor,
and three Bed-rooms on the third floor. A good Dairy and
excellent Cellar. The Outbuildings consist of Stabling tor. six
Horses, Coach4iouse, Harness-room, with . Servant's-room.
above,. Cow-house, Piggeries, &c.
For further particulars apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS, Water.'
stied., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

nub.

I,ATANTED, a SITUATION a; }WARE sEmBN oy
V V STOREKEEPER fdr a perso rfeetly'Competent
for such a ch"o, and For whom a mode e salary only would
be expected. Security, if required, can be given.---Apply, by
letter, (post paid 4 to H. L. M:, to beleft at the Liverpool
Standard Office. •

Ji era
V V AlLFcMatiobuy I.*.c)errv,„'„l:Ti'nchi(-3).!...se,rsecarojivotcninnts,
and .nho writes a good and expeditions hand, E YAI ENT
or any sort; Could transact business in Fie . has some ktintsi-
lecke of Alperiegn tiade, and would tra el either abroad or at
hose. Salary not so much' an object as Etnployrnent, as he
feels confident that his attention, assiduity, and set vices ivioiald
be appreciated in th6'end: .
Address A. B. C., Standard-otlice, Castle-street, Liverpool.

CaAtritto.

•-•
• GRAND. JUNCTION RAILWAY.-
- TO CON TRA C TORS.
MHE Directors are now ready to receive
11. the EXECUTION and MAINTE
THEE PROPOR l lON of the LIN '
The part called the Wolverha on Contract, extending
from' the crossing of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire
Canal, in the township of Coven, to the crossing of the Walsall
and Darlaston Road, near James's Bridge, in the township of
Walsall; both in the county of Stafford, a distance of about
Si miles.
• The ,Specification and Drawings, with the conditions and
foriri of Tender, may he seen on application at the Company's
Offices, Mersey Chainhers, Old Churchyard, Liverpool. o
Tender wia he received after the CO day of Aprii, lts33. By
order of the Directors.
GEORGE STEPHENSON, ) Engineers.
JOSEPH LOCKS,

:NDERS for
CE of a FUR-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

On MONDAY next, the 16th instant, at E. W. ackson'sothee,
Tithebarn-street,
350 Bags SALTPETRE; per-Sel roan Calcitta.
250 Bags NITRATE of ()DA..
- - E. W. JACKSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

g.bipping tutilligenft.

•
TUESDAY, MAncit 10.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Moderate.
A aturvap—The Columbus, Cobb, from New Yoi-k, Sailed )Bth ult..
in company with the Montreal, for London—Elizabeth, Cookson,
from Newfoundland.

AL Ho A nitivii.n—Caledonia, Brown,
D from Ramsey—Antelope, Grif-
fiths, Waterford—Green. Isle, White, roghedib—Hihernia, Williams,
Belfast—Am'web Packet, Jones, AmlWn—liniod, Mesham, Cfikter
—New John, Jones, Flint. , - - .

The Valiant, Griffiths, for this port, put back to Cowes, 7th inst.
Jean Graham, -, from London. at Sincapore.
Orpheus, lursley, henee,. at New York, 18th ult.
Hark Away, Fisher, hence, at Virginia. •
Zeno, Lawson; hence, at Batavia, 27th October.
St George," Pouchee, hence, at Syra.: , •
The Lady Harvey, Stevenson, from Havre, at Plymouth, damageii
about the bow, having been in contact with a brig, name unknown,
bound to this port. •
Feejee, 'Bewley, hence, at Batavia, 6th November.
Malcolm, Sim, from Sincapore, at Batavia. • .
Batavia, Bruhn, hence, at Batavia, 7th November.
The Neptune, Tunbridge, hence for Syra, at Falmouth, leaky,
having had above three feet water in her hold, and with loss of long
boat, cookhouse, bulwarks, • staunchions. &c., having been struck
by a heavy sea in the severe gale on the morning of the 7th instant,
off the Land's End.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

r

13, 183 h.

THEATRE.ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

ITALIAN OPERA.

indev the Patronage of the MAYOR and BAILIFFS.

In consequence of many Families having been disap-
ated in obtaining Places on Signora Cesari's Benefit,
Proprietor • begs to inform the Public that: the perform-
vs of Tuesday will be repeated This Evening. •
1F Nobility, Gentry, and the Public of Liverpool are
most respectfully informed that this present FRIDAY,
3th •instant, will be performed the chef d'amyre of the
rated Maestro Vaccai,
GIULIETTA .E ROMEO. •
Giulietta. Madame Kyatherland.
Capellio....Signor Deval.
Adele Signora Campi. _
Romeo Signora Cesari.
• Lorenz') Signor Boisragon.
Tebeldo....SignOr Galli. / •
' the Opera Will be performed Weber's eel. rated Over-
ture to Oberon.
ietto Buffo, (in character.) "Non temer i o bel cadetto,"
the favourite Opera, II Posto Abban to. del Maestro
:adente.
ena, "Traitress! in vain thy terror w rld plead for more
r," from the Opera Angela. of Venice, composed by Mr.
• Herrmann. by Signor Boisragon.
eon ed Aria, (in character,) "Elena oh to ch' io chiamo,"
Itussini'S favourite Opera, La Donna del Lago.
Malcom Signora Cesari.
irlesque Trio, (in character,) " Vadasi via di qua," corn-
d by Martini, Madame Kyntgerland, Signors Deval and
ani.
) conclude with• Rossini's celebrated Double Quartette, for
it Voices and full Chorus, "L' Asia in Faville e Avvolta,"
bich the whole strength of the Company wilt appear.
So2rani—Madame Kyntberland and bliss Emily.
Contralti—Signoras Cesari and Campi.
Tenori—Siguors Deval and Boisragon.
Bassi—Signori Galli and Maratu
rice' of Admission. —Lower Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes,
; Pit, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
lours will be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Performance
continence at Eight precisely.
'he Box-office is open from Pleven till Four.
THEATR E-R0 Y AL, LIVE tt I'oo L.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--TCEsn.+Y•

A great number of petitions wen, presented to the house, the
greater part of them praying for the repeal of the malt tax.

• DUTY ON SUGAR.
Mr. EWART wished to ask Sir Robert Peel whether the go-
vernment contemplated equalising the duties on East and West
Indian sugars?
Sir R. PF.EL said he thought he should best consult the public
convenience and interest by adhering to the rule which he laid
down on a previous evening, namely, not to enter into details
upon every individual question that was put. Ile apprehended
that his best course would he to reserve himself for a gen.:ral
exposition of all those subjects until after the Ist of. April,
when he would be able to lay a statement of the public finances
before the house.