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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-10

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iLibicrpodi 4:hipping..
' 9. EAST INDIES.
1"" sail To-morrow. ( Wednesday,) the 11 . instant.
/C 3 1 Fur B 1 TAVIA and SINCA RE,
E 2
The.fine A.l.Arined Clipper FO .lIDABLE,.
it '7: 4:
. Lionist. MACKEY, Co nder;
( Who is well known i the trade,;)
am tons. register,; only three years old; built of oak, and at.
"Idited to be. the fastest vessel afloat, either naval or mercantile.—
$0; freigAg , ur, passage apply to
-,
ROBERT WlSek-lind Co.

To sail positively on the 17th Nov er.
For CALCUTTA,
2117; The Ship M 0 ,
Ratite GILL, Com ander.
For freight or passage ay to JOHN COVPLANO, Esq.;
w Mes. Bor.D and RussaLL, Brokers, or to
JOHN TOMN.

For BOMBAY, X
a
elf The fine Ship RANL, ,
.. : , Capt. GUY
.
Burthen 516 tons.--For freight or passage apply to
the Captain, ou board, or to
CHARLES HORSFALL and SON.

To tail immediately.
~„/
For DEMERA RA,
The fine Ship ELIZA H,
captaiu JOHN MACD ALP.
V,4r freight or Damage applron board, Princes Dock; Wzaars.
BOLD and Russista., i3Kokers, or JOHN T 03391.

To oil itt. a few days.
tr For, KINGSTON, JAM. A,
1110* The line A I BriK ALE. 0,
...Z.,
UPWA Kr) Commautley.
Apply to THOMAS HATTON, Jun.,,
35, South John-street. Canning-buildit3

•
k—r--• To Nil on the 18th ina.tAny
.
t,i,. For ANTIGUA, -
The ISABEL, 1)
4ouN JONES, ttlaster.
Vor freight or passage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND, 4, Old Church-yard.

IVANTED, in a Family residing outskirt 'pf the
town, a good Plain COOK-`who can undertake the
management of a Cow. None nee apply who have not lived
some time in their former places id can he well recommended
for fidelity, cleanliness, and industry. To such Liberal wages
will be given.—Apply at the Standard-office.,""

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN
A YOUTH, of respectable connexions, with whom the usual
.4.1. premium will be required, may be immediately received
as an APPRENTICE to a Medical tirepflemati residing iu
North Wales, whose practice is extensive;tand affords more op-
portunities for the acq,uireruent of knerwledge in the various
branches of the profession'than are commonly commanded, ex-
cept in the immediate neighbourhood of a populous town and
Infirmary. The domestic comfe.:ts he will enjoy will be those
of home, and the locality is such as to prevent improper con-
nexions,—For reference and particulars apply to Messrs.
EVANS, :30N, and Co., 15, Fenwiek-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

THIS DAY, (Tuesday), the 3d instant, at Twe o'clock, at
Buchanan's Warehouse, Key-st • et,
251 Billes Ferraro, Teglio, and of r kinds of
Italian LI P,
21 Bales fine clean Hunctian ITT°,
13G Bales superfine Ditto DITTO,
tx Prince Kohary, from Trieste.
Buyers are'reque4ted to examine these parcels, as the im-
porters are sellers..—Apply to Messrs. GPALER end Co., Mer-
chants, or to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

TITHE -AFFRAY; GURTROE.

Horse Guards, Bth Jam,ary, 1835.
SIR,—In reference to your several letters, and the papers
which the contain relative to the melancholy collision of Gur-
troe and liathcorinac, I have received the General Commander-
in-Chief's directions to request that ynu «ill convey to the officers
and men employed on the occasion referred to the satisfac-
tion with which.he has learnt that their conduct under circum-
stances the most trying was such as to call forth the most
unqualified approbation on the part of the macistrat.,s.
(Signed) FITZROY SOMERSET, Military Secretary.
Lieut.-General the Right Hon. Sir
Hussey Vivian, K.C.13.,,&e.

We were prepared for such a letter after reading the evidence
of Major Walter and his officers. Nothing could be more clear,
explicit,-arid satisfactory ; and it must be very evident to all
unprejudiced pers'ons that there was but one alternative,
few moments more and the t4tbles would have been turned; and
then, let us ask, would the same forbearance have been Sh:,,wn
by an infuriated mob as was displayed by the small but uell-
disciplined party of soldiers ?-I,,inurick
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEBRUARY 2, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead W.N. W.—Blowing fresh.
Put into Holyhead, at 9, a.m.—No. 844, George Canning, B B.
An American ship struck upon• the rocks in. Church Bay yesterday
She gut into Holyhead hafuour to-day, at 1 p.m,

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING

AFRICA.
H Smith, or J Walsh, 123 Champlen, Q, Africa
H Laffer, 299 Mary, K,
Africa
NEW SOUTH WALES.
W F Porter or W Bell, 506 Oriental, Q.

IJobart Town and
Sydney
LIST INDIES AND CAPE OP GOOD Hope..
338 Ripley, P, Calcutta
WEST INDIES, PLC.
' 237 Ezeiton, 42,

II Ripley-,

J Cropper,

St. Vincent and
Madeira

80UT H ASIIIIIICA.

Ashleis, or I Poole kco, 246 Clarinda, P, Rio de Janeiro
Moon Bros, 403 Rival, P, Rio de Janeiro
(Entered 12th Jan. for Pernambuco)
Ashley Bros, 203 Thos Worthington, I', Lima
Moon Bros, 3.58 Lady Stormont, P, Pernambuco
W and J Tyrer, 167 Heroine, G. Bahia •
Cotesworth and Staab, 168 Sylvanus, W, puenos Ayres

BRITISH ASMRICA.

W W Bulley,
J Claypule,

0 Daniel, S, - Newfoundland
190 Susanna, G, Nassau, N

UNITED STATES.
W and J Brown and co, 520 Pocahontas, P, Philadelphia
Baring Bros and co, 360 Emperor, P, Boston
Maury, Latham, and co, 464 Trenton, P, Boston
Isaac, Low, and co, 307 Mariposa, P, Boston
Crary, Fletcher, and co, 417 Silas Richards, 0, New York
J Hobson and Son, 472 Palestine, W, New Orleans
Baring Bros and co, 500 John Baring, W, New Orleans
Bold & co, or Baynes & co, 477. St Cloud, (i, New Orleans
Isaac. Low, and co, 474 Isaac. Hicks, P, New Orleans
Phelps, James, and co, 450 Florence. W, New Orleans
Ashley Bros, 359 James Lic Thoma.s, Q. Savannah
Cannon and Miller, 516 Eleanor, B, Savannah
R,D Wilmot, 376 Henry, B, Mobile

SPAIN AND 'PORTUGAL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

UNITED STATES.

. Pascoe, Delano, fm New York, with 241 bales cotton, 1 hrl nuts,
Fletcher and co-739 bris turpentine, Dennistoun, Mackie, and co-
-698 handspikes, J C Delano-300 hides, J Bullou"h-50 tcs eloverseed,
Crary and co-376 bales cotton, Wainwright. and Shells=-187 bls eotn,
Brown and Bros-5 hls do, Crary and co-1 box coots unkn, loose,
Dart, and co-1 pkge do, 0 Rich—abt 40 t feldspar, J W Harris--1 bx
specimens of natural history, J C Delano—P Dk
Hibernia, M'Minn, fin Savannah, with 106 bales cotton, T Roy-50
do, Lll Macintyre-96 do, Bolton, Ogden, and co-74 do, Wainwright
and Sheils-171 do, Buchanan, Laird, and co-800 do, Order—P Dk •

LIVERPOOL CORN E 0

.ANGE, FEBRUARY 2.

The supplies for this week from Ireland bare again 1 een moderate
The Wheat' trade has been dull, and the sales although to a small ex-
tent have been on lower terms than at Tuesday's market. Flour has
also continued to move off slowly ; the supplies of this article from
the interior to our neighbouring markets have been large. Through-
out the week there has. been an active demand for Oats, several car-
goes have been sold at an advance-of ld. per bushel, the best samples
of west of Ireland realizing 3s. 2d. d' 451bs. Oatmeal has been 6d. 4i
9d. 4' load higher. Good Malting Barley has been in demand at Id.
601bs, advance. Beans Is. 40 quarter higher.
WHEAT, 4y 701 h. s d sii OATS, 4ti 45th.
English. new red, 6 0 e 6 7 Irish, n. kilndried
Do. old 6 2.. 6 9 Do. old do.
Do. new white .. 6 8.. 7 4 Do. prime, 421 b •
Do. old 7 0.. 7 8 Do. do. old
Scotch, white 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign, free ....
Do. red
Irish, new red
. DO, old 5 0.. 5 7 EnA
glish, wlnte .. 42, 0 .. 45 0
Do. new white
Do. old 5 0.. 6 5 BEANS, Ar imp. qr.
Dantzig. red
Do, white ~ •
Stettin, red
Do. white 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 0 0.. 0 0
Conig,sherg; red.. 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, new
• Do. white
Riga St Petersburg 0 0 .. 0 0 MALT, Ir imp. qr
Odessa 0 0.. 0 0 English
Russian, hard.... 0 0 ..' 0 0 INDIAN CORN, im qr.
Canada, red 5 0.. 6 8 Red
Do. white
Bonded Wheat .. 3 6.. 4 9 FLOUR, 4f 280 Th.
RYE,imp. qr. English _ - English, fine
and Foreign, free 30 0.. 34 0 Irish, ads,
Do. in bond .... 0 0.. 0 0 Do. fine
BARLEY, kr imp. qr. American. sweet,
English, Malting.. 33 0.. 37 0 per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. Grinding.6oth 3 8.. 311 Do. in bond
Irish, Malting, do. 3 11 .. 4 2 Do. sour, free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. Grinding, do. 3 6.. 310 Do. in bond
Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian, free
Do. in bond 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, dr 451 h. OATMEAL, 4f 240th
English, new .... English, new .... 0 0.. 0
Do. old lrish, new

ad ad
210030
211..31

3 Os.. 3 1
3 1 .. 3 2
0 0 .. 0 0'
0 0.. 0 0

O 0.. 0 0
o 0.. 0 0
00..00
O 0.. 0 0

Scotch, &c. new
Do. old,

Do. Old
BI LAN. 41f 241 b Oll 1 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JANUARY 30.

This week there has been a good demand from the trade, which has
been met freely by holders at the full prices of Friday last. 300 Surat
and 700 American 'have been taken on speculation, and 250 Surat for
export. 500 Demerara are advertised forauction on Friday next.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
From the 24th instant to this day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 23, J. Griffith, Cateaton—street, wool-broker—Feb. 20, J.
Dawes and Co., Pall-mall, bankers—Feb. 23, E. B. Broighton,
Southampton-street, Covent-garden, tailor— Feb. 23, C. Arosley,
Tower-street, victualler—Feb. 26, J. W. Aughtie, Cheapside--Feb. 23,
W. Sadler, St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, provision•-merchant—Feb.
23, 11. F. Foley, Windsor, surgeon—Feb. 23, J. Poulson and Co.,
Backside, Southwark, stone-merchants—Feb. 24,J. Cochrane, Wa-
terloo-place, Pall-mall—Feb. 26, J. E. Cutten, St. Pancrass, Sussex,
coact unal;er.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

On Wedn;s:Wranuary, 7,_1835, was commenced
THE WATCHMAN, a new Weekly Family- Newspaper,
printed and published by William Gao tress, 161, Fleet-
street, London.
Agent—Mr. ROBERT DICKINSON, 67, Pool-lane,
Liverpool.
The leading object of the Proprietors of the WATCHMAN, is
to furnish a•Newspaper .adapted for unrestricted perusal in seri-
ous families, and especially accommodated to the taste and con-
venience of the numerous and influential body of •WESI.EYAN
METHODISTS. It is not, however, designed, that this journal
shall be Wesleyan in the sectarian sense, iu which mistaken
persons may have understood that appellation, but in a sense
accordant with that comprehensive charity which marked
the character of WESLEY, and promp him to charge his
followers that they should be " the f nds of all—the enemies
of none." The Proprietors dm ope to receive the sanction
and support, not only of the We even Methodists, but also of
the religions public\ in general—The clear profits, after allow-
ing a suitable reserve fur contingencies, will be applied to the
support of a Public Institution.
The principles of THE WATCHMAN will be such as, without
giving to it a formally theological or religious character, may
yet at all times harmonize with the great truths of revelation.
Ihe present period is one of those grand climacterics of the
world, in which important revolutions of opinion, and transi-
tions to new stages of the social state, expose existing insti-
tutions to the greatest . At such a crigis, it is for Chris-
tians to put forth those true conservative religious principles,
which are also, in the highest sense, refurminy, and even resur-
citating, since, ou a supposition of events the most appalling
to a patriotic mind, they would survive the wreck of civil order,
and re-organize society on a permanent foundation. Taking
his station oa the watch-tower of heavenly truth, and raised
above tho tumult of those various conflicts which agitate the
world and the church, it Will be the object of THE WATCHMAN
not only to keep a diligent look-out upon the movements of
society, and to make regular and accurate report of them, but
also, on all fair occasions, to interpose amongst the cembatants
with " words of truth and soberness," and endeavour to draw
off their attention front mere party, politics, to things of uni-
versal and everlasting obligation. Tbe various political appel-
lations Which distinguish the contending parties will, as much
as possible, be overlooked in the attempt to assert the princi.
Ides of an independent and eclectic school of politics; - and,
with illustrative remarks on passing events, it is intended to
give such extracts from the most talented London Papers, as
may present the best reasoning on eae_hzusiNducsonfAay,
in Quarto,
subject.
e °t:e abler
T I.; WATCHMAN is published every w
on a Large sized sheet, Price 7d. From the extent of its con-
nexions and circulation, it forms a valuable medium for Adver-
tisements,—having already received the most encouraging sup-
port from every Circuit in the kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

M.NRRIED.

On Thursday, the 25th of L'ecember last, at• St. Martia's-in-the--
fields, by the Rev. C. T. Gladwit , LL.B., Mr. Marti* Luther Pritchard
book-keeper, of this town, to ➢L,rs. Maria iteytxdtls, widow, vocalist.,
Dover-street.

On Sunday, the 25th Jan., at St. Philip's Church; .3tr. John Price,,
jun., to Mary, eklest daughter of the late Mr. George Yones.
On Thursday past, at St. John's Church, Chester, Henry Casson
Binney, Es q„ of Worksop, to Maria, .daughteruFVraneis Oxley, Esq.,
of Chester.

On Sunday last, at St. Philip's Church-by the Rev. T. B,liowatead,.
Mr. Robert Maxwell Goore, to Ann, widow of the late Mr. Jam(
Walker.

DIED.

On Sunday, the 25th ult., Mrs. Isabella Brcswn, Byrom—street, aged

to yenrs.

On Tuesday last, axed 47 years, Ilannah, wlfo of Mr, George Parry

cooper.

Same day, of apoplexy, aged 62 years, Mrs. Dorothea Robinson, of:
Liscard, Cheshire, late of Hurworth, county of Durham.
On Wednesday last, at ISeacornbe, Samuel, son of the 7aCa• Rev
Thos. Yates, Methodist Minister, aged 24 years.
Same day, Mr. Roberts, his Majesty's state coachman, after ashen
illness. The deceased was formerly coaclunan to his late Mrj.,esty-•
when Prince of Wales, and is supposed to have amassed a cons'dera- .
ble fortune by the royal patronage. On the marriage of one of his..
daughters he gave her £5,000.
On Thursday last, after a short illness, aged 70 years, Mrs. Broadfoot,
relict of the late Dr. Broadfoot.

On Friday last, in Heathfield-street, Mr. Robert Musgrove, cotton
broker, deservedly regretted by all who knew him.
Same:day, at the Rock Cottage, in the 821 year of his ago
Mr. Ellison, late of Woodchurch, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 30 years, Mr. Stanley Grayson, sail-maker.
On Sunday last, at his house, Soho-square, Henry A gard, Esq., for -
sixteen years Manager of the Liverpool and Harringto a Water-works,
much regretted and respected by a numerous circle of friends.

LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING,

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STREET.

Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrook ;
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane: Joseph
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, V, Lom-
bard-itreet; at Garraway's; at the London Commercial Coffee-
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Chapter
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and North and South American
Coffeehousse, Threadneedle-street, London; by Messri. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler, Exchange- ,
.street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Maley,
Bookseller, Warrington; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-4BiM Prestpn and
Mr. 'Coope, 33; Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

To be g.solb or girt-

10 be SOLI) or LET, an excellent OUSE, suitable for
JL the accommodation of a larg amity, No. 15, Beau-
street:—Apply to ISAAC COOKE, 1, xchauge-buildiugs, or to
JONATHAN LOC:NUKES, 17, Moss-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, JANUARY 29, 1835.

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-Patients cured
Relieved and at own request .. 1 Out-patients .
0
Matte Out-patients
Irregular
Dead
Workhouse

Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forkhaw.
House Visitors, Mr. Semple and Mr. Carr.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. J. Leng.

LOCK HOSPITAL.
Discharged 6 I Admitted. 6 In the Hospital 5O

LIVERPOOL. DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients enured on the book: of the Dispenvtries

the last week:—

South. North. TotRI.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 198 2/2 440
Visited at their own houses and* supplied with
medicine,

83 139 222

281 3SI G 62
Total at each Dispensary

vistrons.
North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence. Rev. M. Fisher, and Mr. Waterhouse.
South—Rev, F. Murphy, Rev. J'..11". Thom,. and Mr. Jordan.

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,

Esiablished A.D. 1820.

New Patients athroittted4hrrina. the month of January 1 t 6
Patients prescribeA l Or, and who have received surgical assist-
ance (luring the month of January
Number since the .coraniencenient

Con stating Surgeon,. Mr. Christian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edwa rcW and Mr. Neill,--Treasurer, Mr. J. K nowles.•
Visitors, Rev. T. Bold and Mr. W. P. Hutchinson.

LIVE it POOL TIDE TABLE.
-
•
Days. ilfrn.. I Bras. , Ht. Festirals, kc.
- -.--..-
rzai Er. .m. 71.;77. 'T. T 1
Tuesday .... 3 211 230 /4 IV Blase.
Wednesday.. 41.2 50 330 14 0 Day 9b. I4m. long.
5. Thursday .. , 3:63 356 13 1, Agatha.
Friday 6 421 448 12 3 Dr... Priestley died ISO/.
Saturday 7 ' 522 55S 11 6 Clock fast Ilm.
SUNDAY 8 633 '..7 8 11 4 sth Sunday after Epiphaity:i.
Monday 3. 741 812 112 0 , Length of-Dar 91/. 32m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

btpptng Intelligente.

FRIDAY. JANUARY 30.—Noon, Wind. S.—Fresh breeze.
AnatvED—Alice Brooks, Scott, fm Valparaiso—Roscoe. Delano,
New York—Frances, CoMimic, Newfoundland—Sarah, Wareham,
Tarragona—Adriana, Cocks, Berbiee—lntrepid, Stewart, Demerara.
SAlLED—Patriot, Campbell, Cadiz—Rival, Briscoe. Jamaica—Pekin,
Blair, Mobile—Aurora, Watkins. Madeira—Oceana, Leslie'; Lion,
Bursley, and Telitmah, Handley, New Orleans--Victoria, Merrill, New
York—Herculean, King, Rio de Janeiro—Neptune, Tunbridge, Syra
—Martha, Heron, Trinidad—George, Wright, •Maranham—Nearco,
Ferran, Genoa—Ajax, Heim, New York—Appleton. Sharpe. Jamaica
Prpwler, M'Cormick, Oporto—Maria Watson, Jones, St. Thomas—
St.: Peter, Feiver; Palermo—Mail, Bennett, Buenos Ayres—Zuir,
Ducker, Alexandria.

Wilsons, Williams, hence, at Demerara, 14th Dee.
Victoria,. Williamson, hence, at Barhadoes, 4th Dec.
Adventure, Yule, hence, at Aux Caves.
Antilles, hence, at Port-au:Prince.
Berbice,' Grayson, hence, at Berbice.
Ceres, Thompson, hence, at do.
Sarah, Ellwood, hence, at do. •
Coromandel, Cameron, hence, at Mississippi.
Elizabeth, Hudson, hence, at New Orleans.
Diadem, -, hence, at Mobile.
Harriet, Gatt, hence, at do.
Grace,'White, hence, at Virginia.
Caledonia Brander, Dewson-, hence, at do.
Blake, Thompson, hence, at Charleston.
Scipio, Grindley, hence, at do.
William, Larmour, hence, at do.
Lavinia, Jones, hence, at do.
Mary, Johnson, hence, at Philadelphia.
Richmond, Lennox, hence, at New. York.
South America, Waterman, hence, at do. 11th Jan.
Constitution, Wilson, hence, at do. 12th Jan.
Providence, , hence, at Trieste.
Brutus, Scott, hence, at do.
Maria, Scott, hence, at Leghorn.
Sarah, Carpenter, hence, at Genoa.
Good Hope, .Smymer, hence, at do.
Diadem, Broadhead, hence, at do.
James Edward, Beekford, fin Alexandretta, at Smyrna.
Adelaide, -, hence and Syra, at do.
Garland, Wittleton, fm St. John, N.B. at the Clyde.
Roscoe, Delano, from New York, at this port; sailed 12th Jan. in
company with a large fleet which had been detained by the ice ; it
extended five or six miles to sea, and wag very stiff and difficult to get
through ; yesterday, off Tuskar, spoke the Inilependence, Nye, hence,
for New 1. ork.
Regina, hence, for Barbados, struck upon the coblers, near
that Island 70:Dm and will be a total wreck ; it is feared only a small
part of the cargo will be saved.
John Lauchlan, from Beyrout, for this port, was driven on shore
near Mazarra 27th Dec. ; crew saved,

Ceylon, -, hence, struck on Charleston bar 25th Dec. disabled
her rudder. and remained in the offing leaky.
Travis, Hamilton, hence, for Havana, was lost 3d Dec. near New-
vitas, Cuba.; frevif saved.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

Znanteb.

LODGINGS 'WANT .
MFIE Friends of a Young Gentle►n; wish to obtain for him
HOARD and LODGINGS h a respectable Family
residing in a healthy and plc.►s situa'►on, within twenty
minutes walk from the Exchan,, . A Widow with a small
Family, where there are nu Lodgers, would he preferred.—
Apply by letter, (post paid,) to M. ii., Standard-office.

THE NEW .TEA WAREHOUSE,
33, BOLD-STREET.
MHE Nobility and Gentry are res (germ's' Wormed that
I this Establishment will lie OPE :1) on SATUIInAy next.
If the large capital embarked and . labour bestowed in se-
lecting the Stock can command a ccess this concern will, ere
long, rank amonest the leading features of shopkeeping in the
kingdom. 'WILLIAM BitOCKSOM, from London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.

Miss Smith as the Venetian Flower Girl.-LThe Country.
man in his Visit to the Circus, or Laugh when you can.—Mr
Batty will appear in a favourite act.—Mr. Ilicken will pourtray
an extraordinary anecdote, founded ou fact, called the Polish
Lancers, or the Russian's Defeat.
To conclude with the popular Petite Drama, entitled
LOVE AND WAR.
Boxes, 2.—Pit, ls.—Gallery, 6d.
Children under Ten Half-price to the Boxes and Pit. Half-
price to the Boxes at Nine o'clock. Doors open at Six, and
commence at Seven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

On MONDAY, the 16th day of February instant, at Six o'clock
in the evening, at the Castle Inn North, Scotland-road, sub-
ject to the conditions of sale tube then produced,
Lot I.A. WAREHOUSE and LIQUOR VAULTS or
PUDLIC:HOUSE, No. 16, on the south side of
Naylor-street, in the Occupation of
.John M'crin, with a
DWELLING-HOUSE at tlie.baCk; in the occupation of John
Wells. The Premises occitpy. an 'area of 28 feet by 72 feet.
The License is attached to the Vaults.
2. Three DWELLING-HOUSE , situate in Gildart-street,
London-road, Four DWELLIN lOUS ES in Gildart-place,
Five DWELL ING•HOUSES Percy-street, and Two COT-
TAGES in Roden-place, all adkoining
,each other. The Pre-
Mises are well Let, and produce a rental, Of £165. per annum.
The Reuses are substantially built, and are all in good repair.

3. A Piece of LAND, with the Two several DWELLING-.
'HOUSES thereon, in the respective occupations of Mr. Hen-
shaw and Mrs. Conner, "situate on the north side of Sun-street,
and west side of. Moon-street, containing in front to Sun-street
47 feet, and in 'front to Moon-street 30 feet, and in depth 47 feet.
-The 'rentire of Lot lis Freehold of Inheritance. Lots 2 and
3 are held by Lease from the Corporation of Liverpool for the
respective residues of two terms of :•5 years, nearly the whole
w hereof is unexpired.
For further particulars as to the *hole apply to Mr. J. 0.
WAItON, Solicitor, Exchingealley North, or to Mr. BERRY,'
3, Cook-street ; and, as to Lot' 1, to Messrs. ROWLINSON,
R HOWAD, and WYCHE, Solicitors, Drury-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

r
~'

FEBRUM Y 2, 1 833.
wIS.A,V,r,CV.fir.

The ship was named " THE TORY," and it was during
the administration of tories that ships, colonies, and com-
Inerce prospered, the people were contented and happy,
and the power of England was respected from sea to
-shore, and from continent to isle, over the whole earth.
The speech of the Rev. Rector is, however, the most
.interesting of the two at this peculiar juncture. It is in
defence of that church which is now assailed by the idle
`scoffer, the disaffected leveller, and the daring infidel.
The reverend gentleman called the attention of the meet-
ing to the meek, fat•giving, and tolerant spirit of the
'ministers of our national church, and happily contrasted
'their conduct with that of the besotted, tyrannical, and
unprincipled priests of popery, in Ireland. In short, we
have no doubt that it will command the earnest attention
and approbation of all our readers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

Tali DAY, (Tuesday,) the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
STAV quay, West side the Queen's Dock
8043 DEALS and DEAL EN ,
15,000 Ash Hogshead STAV ."
12 Fathoms of LATHS OD,'
Imported per the Spermaceti, from St. udrews, 'now landing.
530 PINE .LOGS,
119 BIRCH LOGS,
180 DEALS and DEAL ENDS, •
. 3960 Ash Hogshead STAVES,
4 Fathoms LATH WOOD,
Imported per the Granville, from St. John's, now landing.
.For particulars apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHIMS and
Co., Merchants, or
DEMPSEY, BENBOW and CO Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

UNITED STATES.

To :ail on Sunday, the Btl February.
For NEW YORK, the superior rst-class American
.. Ship ALBION, NATHANIEL TNast, Master;' bur-
then 400 tons, coppered and c Ter-fasteued, presents
to shippers an excellent opportunity, as she sails fast, and will
:take.guuds at mnderate rates;, has spacious accommodations for
,passengers.—Apply un board, Prince's Dock, or to
ELLISON FRODSIIAM.

ir Waiiiity a wind. ,
For CHARLESTON, the. fast,sa ng and newly-
• fr.; cop'pered Brig SARAH, TROMA •3. COMER, COlR-
s4ii'C''. mauder : has only room fur a w light goods.—For
freight or passage apply to BARTON, HEATH, and CO.

Will have early derpa z.
For SAVANNAH, the ne 'hip TORY,
Dp ARCHIBALD limo, Taster.
" For freight, &c. apply to . UNCAN GIBB.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

rrHE,NEW TEA WAREHOCE, 33, BOLD STREET, will be
opened on Saturday, the 7th February, 1835, by BROCK-
SOPP, from London.
The object of this Establishment is to combine in one con-
' cern the Tea 111E11c:trawl. and Tea DEALER.
tipiy The EXTINCTION of the odious nionopol of the East. India
Company made the opening for this enter ize.
The advantages of a " FREE 'mane" n Tea will be, the im-
portation of a greater quantity, bough t a lower rate, imported
at a LESS EXPENSE, and SOLD HERE I'A LESS PRIUE than could
be afforded under the old system.
The TIME IS NOT COME for the public to reap the advantage
of " free trade" with China ;—it will COMMENCE in the ensuing
Spring with the importation of SUCH TEAS as the Company
would have brought, had it continued in trade.
Nearly all the "free trade" Tea at present received is but
the sweepings of last Season's market, and hence the prevailing
outcry against the teas generally on sale.
Fortunately for both Consumer and Dealer there is still in
England more than a year's stock of really Goon TEA of the
last crop, and, therefore, an ample supply to last out until the
" free trade" system shall work smoothly.
This opening of the Tea trade places the Dealers in a new
position for, it will be the GOOD JUDGES alone who will main-
tain the customers' confidence.
Until now, the Company's TEA INSPECTORS were the per-
sons on whose valuation most dealers 'Molly relied—now, the
Inspectors, those " GurnE-POSTS" to the Dealers, make way
for individual TA LENT and tact.
The labour, amongst dealers, of sampling and tasting the
East India 'Company's Teas, was the trurk of a very limited
number of persons; it is as ONE of that limited number that
BROCKSOPP introduces himself to the notice of the consumers
of Tea in Liverpool.
Hence, every buyer of Tea will act prudently to prefer those
dealers who are known GOOD JUDGES of the article they sell.
tfThe Tiams will be hest appreciated by a TRIAL.
QUALITY will be the leaatng feature.
The stock of finest Teas, the largest in Liverpool,—and, as
the capital employed will be unavoidably great, the PROFIT
uniform and very small, no credit can be given.
TEA and COFFEE will he the only articles sold, and in
QUANTITIES not less that a quarter of a pound.
Respectfully,
BROCKSOPP, 33, Botb,PritEET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

SATURDAY, JANUARY 31.—Noon, Wind S.—Fresh breeze.

Aunt v v.D—The Nightingale, Crookshank, fm' Demerara—King
George IV., Green, Trinidad; sailed 18th Dec.—ilibernia,
Savannah ; sailed 29th Dec.—Water Witch. Miller, Messina.
SalLED—lsabella, Campbell, Demerara—Oportq, Martin, Oporto.

Emma, Gething, hence, at Buenos Ayres.
Betsey Hall, Coaker, hence, at do.
James M.lnroy, Jump, from the Clyde, at Demerara.
Richard, Blackley, hence, at Trinidad.
Strathisla, Sanford, from London, at • do.
Nightingale Packet, from Falmouth, at Barbados.
Challenger, Newman, hence, at Lisbon.
Mary Ann, Kemp, hence, at do.
Peace, Crispin, hence, for Dordt, at Penzance.
Day, -, from Monte Video, for this port, at Falmouth ; sailed
23d No';. in company with the Dapper, for England.
Ann Paley, Rolstone, from Lisbon, at this- port ; sailed 19th Jan.
On the 24th Jan. in lat. 43 22, long. 16 5, spoke the Lydia, Gibb,
hence, for Jamaica.
Elizabeth Radkin, from Quebec, for this port, is totally lost in the
St. Lawrence.
Hereford, Freer, from Bengal, at the Mauritius.
Majestic, Lawson, do. do.
Zior, Toft, sailed from Odessa for this port, 6th Jan.
Consbrook, of Belfast, was spoken 7th instant in lat. 31. long. 34.
Liverpool, Neversou, sailed from Madeira, for St. Vincent, 20th
Nov.

Kelsiek Wood, Robinson, hence, at Madeira 23d Nov. and sailed
27th for Demerara.

Vio'ante, Tagliaierin, from Odessa, at Constantinople, 26th Dec. and
sailed for this port 27th.
51onmouth, Adams, from Odessa, at Constantinople, 27th Dec. and
sailed 30th for England.
Vesta, Orfeur, from Odessa, at Constantinople, 27th Dec. and sailed
29th for Belfast. . _

Harriet, Fisher, from Odessa, at Constantinople, 20th Dec. and
sailed. 30th for England.
Anne, Swinford, from St. John, N. 8., at Kinsale.
GaLwAi 26T1i JAN.—A vessel with timber was wrecked a few
nights since on the west end of Arran, after losing her rudder, and
abandoned by the crew; .she had been previously hoarded and partly
plundered; ibout 200 pieces of timber have been saved, and the ves-
sel it is supposed belonged to Belfast, as" Bel—" was painted on
part of the stern driven on shore.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

NEW MUSIC.

Just published in London, and to be had at all the Music Shops
in Liverpool.
rriIIE splendid, patriotic SON G, dedicated to the Duke of
IL SUSSEX'
" When Liberty waved her Banner al ." Price 2s.
The Balladine Bravura, " What Steals row my eyes the sad
tear?" Price
" The Fancy Fair," as sung by iss W. Gould. Price 2s.
And the celebrated " Not adr ," 2s. as sung by. Madame
Panormo to, and highly approved by, the officers of the 50th
regiment, in a crowded concert, given at Chatham, on which
occasion five hundred copies were sold.
Either of these Songs may be heard at Madame PANORMO'S
residence, who continues to teach Ladies the Art of Singing in
Eight Lessons, (the hours for hearing the Songs being from
two to four,) at No. 10, Bury-street.
N. B.—Shortly will be published " The Volcano," from
the M.S. Oratorio of the "Seven Trumpets," composed by
Signor IL J. PANORMO.
Ladies are informed, that Aldme. P. will shortly leave Liver-
pool, and will not be able to take Pupils, for the course of Les-
sons, after the 14th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

THE WORKHOUSE,

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in
the 'Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER HEAD. PER WEEK.
January 17, 1835 lBll Is. 60. £139 7 9
January 18,, 1834 lBO2 Js. 168 18 9

More 9

Less 4d.

Less 29 11 0

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
January 21, 1835 ..2254 families per week 1:264. 16 1
January 27, 1834 . 2415 - ' -

Less 161

Less.. £3 111

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, FEB. 2, 1835.

Liverpool Coal Gas .....

Per Shale.
_l'3oo 0 0

Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £lOO ...... 130 9 0
New Shares, premium
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JAN. 30.

The Pavilion, Brighton, Jan: 23, 1835.—The King was this day
pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Edmund Lyons,
Esq., Captain in the Royal Navy, and. Knight Commander of the
Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY,
. .
Anthony Harris Smith, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer.
Joseph Dorrington, Fording,hridge, Southampton, plumber.
James Crisp, Sydney-alley, Leiewster-square, hosier.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Thomas Morgan, Elgin!, Ilvrefordshire, timber-merchant.

BANKRUPTS.
Phcebe Harley, New-street, Newington, baker.
James .Frederick Dixon Stewart, ltiver-street, Pentonville, coal
merchant.

henry William Williamson, Balsham, Cambridgeshire, horse-dealcr.
Robert Johnson, Byker, Northumberland, merchant.
Thomas Walker? Fore-street, Spitaltields, silk-manufacturer.
William Henry Clarke;• Castle-court, Budge-row, wine-merchant.
George Forster, Stourhridge, edge-tool-manufacturer.
Thomas Jennings and Thomas Jennings, jun., Brompton-wove, St.
Mary Abbotts, Middlesex, livery-Stable-rkeepeis:
Stephen Bond, Westmoreland-street, 3larylebone, wine-merchant.
William Batchelor. Portsmouth, grocer.
William Jackson, Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer.
Henry Havers. Hadleigh. Suffolk, linen-draper.
John Boutcher Foster, Lower-road, Islington, brick-maker.
The Rev, Thomas Fisher, North Ferriby, Kingston-upon-liull, the
Rev. John Fisher, lilgham-on-the-Hill, Leiestershire, and Mary
Simrriends, Ashby-de-la-Zonch, Leicestershire, bankers.
James Collins, Worcester, linen-draper.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. J. Bayes and J. K. Bayes, King's Lynn, Norfolk, surgeons—A.
Fraser and W. Fraser, Manchester, drapers—W. Meredith and J.
Adams, Goswtil-road, St. Luke's, watch chronometer spring makers
Wardleworth and G. A. F. Steen, Manchester, fustian-manu-
facturers-7J. Chappell, M. Armitage, and VV. Wilson, Manchester,
fgstian-shearers— Berton and J. Kemp, Birmingham, manufac-
turers of hooks and eyes—R. Maybank and W. Wickham, West-
bourne-street, Pimlico, butchers—J. Mint and W. Figgins, Maccles-
field, Cheshire. silk-manufacturers-J. and S. Gamble, Bradford,
Yorkshire, worsted-spinners—S.' Taylor and W. Jenkinson, Halifax,
Yorkshire, upholsterers—ll. W. Godfrey and J. T. Mattingly, Hen-
ley-upon-Thames, cabinet-makers—Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Lam-
beth, engineers, so far as regards H. Mancislay--J. Blaikie and P.
Bannerman, Aberdeen, advocates—L. Skeate and W. H. Fryer, Bath,
chemists—W. Pitman ruid Co., Andover; Surgeons—J. Hallinarke and
NV. Mason, Long-acre, coach-makers-- J. Walsh and W. Boucher,.
Bristol, linen-drapers—W. and J. 'Keay, Wellington, Salop, boot-
makers—W. Lowe ,nd W. Smith, 'Nottingham, and Wood-street,
hosiers —W. and G. M. Horton, Birmingham, needle-makers—J.
Coates, jun., and Q. Rhodes, Ripon, Yorkshire, attorneys—T. Smith
and It. A. Peacocke, Bradford, Yorkshire, land-surveyors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

•team Nabigation.

GR EEN OCK AND GLASGOW S' ' AMERS,
filth. Goodi awl •senyers,'
iii*,:*,,,,,, Every.. WEDNIESDAV d SATMDAY,
t.THE CITY OF ~LASGOW
-4' --,...-ww,--- - Steam-packet Company's well-known Vessels,
CIT Y OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) ,
JOHN 700 D, Row'''. EwING, Commander,
The VULCA , ArlintAtioßn IMYSDA LE, Commander,
Sail from the Clarence Dock; as under, with or without
i;- , ' Pilots:—
The
JOHN WOOD 'sails To-monnotv, (Wednesdu,) the
4tk instant, at Thte:e•o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to DAYTD M`IVER and Co., 31, Water-street.

Fpr .GREENOCK !and GLASGOW,
With GocOs and Passenger; le ,tise Bromielair.
The GLASGOW and bIVERPOOLSti.IPPING COMPANY'S

'PINE .STEAM PACKgTS,•
MANCHESTER H. M AIN, Commander.
CLYDE Rolm C,RA FORD, Commander.
AILSA. CRAIG Ectift, Commander.
GLASGOW ' Yt is, Commander.
LIVERPOOL...Roirr. ILPBt:RN, Commander
Sail, as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilnts
"Wing, weather permitting, at the •Ible of Man and Portpa-
trick, with Passengers only.—
The CLYDE -sails To.mounow, (Wednesday,) the 4th
instant, at 'Three o'clock in the Afternoon.
The MANCHESTER sails on SAruitnAy next, the 7th
instant, at Six o'clOck in the Evening.
APPIy to MAJTHIE and MARTIN,
No.
,3, Drury-lane, Water-street.

BANKRUPT PROPERTY.
By.ot der of the Aluipices,
On TUESDAY, the 17th instant, of Halt-past One
C. T. Dunlevie's Office, Brunswick-:street, op •
Exchange,
About 10,000 Bushels of WEI EAT,
130 Sacks Coarse FLOC
90 Loads INDIAN ME L,
150 Sacks BARLEY FLOUR,
2t)o Sack 4 Coarse PROVENDER,
• • 70 Sacks BRAN, ••.2",
- 95 ,Barrels. FLOUR,
• 60 Bushels MALT,
16 Quarters BEANS, • .
11,000 Bushels OATS, in bond.
Together with a quantity of Corn Utensils, Sacks, Weights,
Beams, Scales, &c. &r.—The Ptoperty may be examined in
the mean time, and Catalogues of Sale may be received, by
applying to Mr. JAMES HEun, or to
C. T.- DUNLEVIE, Broker.

clock, at
Ito the Corn

FURNITURE, CUTLERY, BOOKS, efc.
•By BRANCH and SON,
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4!h, THURSDAY, the sth, and
Fair's; the tith instant, at Eleven o'clock each 'day; at
nix
the Hanover Rooms; • : -
A N extensive assortment of Second- nd and New HOUSEp•
HOLD • FURNITURE, incl , mg part of the effects of
a Gentleman Removing, and co i sing a variety of Drawing
and Dining-room, Parlour and I. • ,ring-room Article; a quan-
tity. of fashionable new Carpets and'Hearth Rugs, four Copper
Spirit Measures, a few BOOKS, including the EnCyclopsedia
Britannica, and other valuable Works, with various other
Effects.

Also, for the benefit of whom 'it may concern,

A variety of CUTLERY, &c., consisting of Table and Des-
sert Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Kokes, liazois,
Scissors, Fenders, and 45,000 Fish Hooks.
To be vievd This Day, when. Catalogues may be had from
BRANCH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

~n ~~'e.

CONSTANTLY O'SA
Buenos Ayres aod Monte Video DRY auLE ALTED OX
in H [DES, of heavy and ligh ights,
quality equal to any ever imported fr the River Plate ; the
Salted Hides being free from flesh and salt, well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—Apply to GEO. BARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.

Qn THURSDAY, the 19th .instant, at Twelve ' lock, next after
_ Messrs. Buchanan and Bro 3 Sale,
200,Bales Russian
150 Bales Italian
WOOL,
530 Bales Mexican

ISO Bales South American
And a Quantity of other WOOL.
For further particulars apply to
ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING, Bc.,8c., 33, B TIS T-
STREET, CHRISTIAN-STRET.

By Mr. BACH,
To-mot:now '(Wednesday), the 4th instant, at Eleven o'clock,
on the premises, No. 33, Baptist-street,
0
It ir AHOG A N Y FURNITURE, B DING, &c. ; consist-
JUL ing of an excellent Eight-day lock in mahogany case,
Mahogany round. end and square les, Twelve Mahogany
Chairs, Mahogany Chest of Drawe , Pier ai.d Swing Glasses,
Dressing Tables and Wasbhandstand, Kitchen Tables and
Chairs, and other Requisites, Three Camp Bedsteads and
'Hangings, Feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows, Blankets and
Counterpanes.
The whole to be delivered the same Evening.

JOSEPH'S REPOSITORY,
92, BOLD-STREET.

Persons FURNISHING, Purchasers of FA CY ARTICLES, Visit
ors, and Stranzers in Liverpool, w' find it their interest
to call at this Establishment, %vb h ey will find_
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELL D STUCK IN LIVERPOOL,
And one the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

WEDNESDAY.

(Wednesday,) the 4th instan %(t One o'clock, at
Builarian and Browne's Otliee dhall-street,
'24 Tons Savauilla F 'TIC,
Landing ex Royalist, front Savantlla, cast side King's Dock.—
Apply to Messrs. JAI). MpLuoLLAND and Co., Merchants,
Water-street; or • • -
BUCHAVAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

AUDITORS.

Win. Wallace, Esq., Professor of Mathematics.
Henry George Watson, Esq., Accountant.
:ASSURANCES
plans. By one of these, parties assuring fur the whole
term of life have it in their power to participate very largely in
the profits of the Company, and, although paying only the or-
dinary rate of premium, to secure advantages not inferior to
those accruing under a system of Mutual Assurance without in-
curring any risk or responsibilit whatever; an undoubted
guarantee for the fulfilment of the 'oinpany's engagements be-
ing provided by the subscribed Ca ital of the Company, which
has been established under the authority of an Act of Parlia-
ment. By the other plan, parties who may desire to secure at
the lowest rate of premium only a certain fixed sum, payable
upon their own decease, or upon the death of any other
.person
in whose life they may have an interest. without any periodical
additions to their policies, have an of of transacting
on very favourable terms with the Company, the Directors
having allowed considerable modifications of the Rates of pre-
mium applicable to this species of business.
The Company also grant Assurances for limited periods, and
on the various combinations of Joint Lives and Survivorships,
as well as Immediate and Deferred Annuities, and Endowments,
on moderate terms.

No charge is made on parties assuring, under the head of
entry money, admission fee, or otherwise.
Onerous assignees to policies opened by. persons on their own
lives, when duly admittcd.by the Company, as the holders will
be considered to stand in an equally favourable situation as if
they had beeA the original assurers.
a Wes of the Rates of Premiums, and every other informa-
tion connected with the business of Life Assurance and Anon-

ities, may be L:d at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 21, South St.
Andrew-street, Edinburgh; or from THOMAS M. MACKAY,
India Buildings, Water-street, their Agent in Liverpool.
JAMES A. CHEYNE, Manager.

WM. THOS. THOMSON, Secretary.
Edinburgh, 21, South St. Andrew-street,
lith Janvary, 1835.

By order of
_the Aoignees—Free.from Auction Duty.
To-monno*, (Wednesday,) the 4th instant, and the follofr-
ing day, at eleven o'clock in the fo noon precisely, on the
Premises, in Trueman-street, Liv pool,
THE entire and complete ST Ch of a WHOLESALE
DRUGGIST and MAN .ACTITRING CHEMIST,
comprising a valuable and exte ive Assortment of all Articles
suitable to the Trade.

The -Property will be sold in Lots to' snit Purchasers, and
may be tiewed on the Monday and Tuesday preceding the day
of sale.

Catalogues may be had on application to BADENACH and
JENKINSON, Brokers, John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

Z'o be Let.

9110 be LET, small WAREHOUSE in Harrington-street,
1 near to Castle-street, with Offices and good Cellaring, very
well calculat&l for a Tobacco Manufacturer. iy Person rent-
ing the same, may be accommodated with or 'hree-horse high-
pressure Steam-engine, two Cutting F gines, three or four
Presses, one Press for making Roll " acco, and all Utensils
suitable for carrying on the Trad of a Tobacco Manufac-
turer.
The above are nearly new, and in excellent condition, and
will be sold at a valuation.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. JAMEiand SON, Hop
Merchants, on the Premises, or to Air: THOMAS WHINNNRAH,
Accountant, North Crescent Chambers, No. 2, Lord-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

AYOUNG MAN, l 6 years of age, 9f early and industrious
habits-and good family coViee ns, is desirotis of being
placed in a Broker or Merchant' )ountinghouse or Bank,
where he may acquire some kno dge of business in general.
has been emiaged for pearly t a last two'years in a respect-
able Solicitor's office, and can be well recommended from that
place.—Application (po4 paid) made to Box C 67, Postoffiee,
Liverpool, will Meet With immediate attention.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

• La Garonne, Dick, fm Cadiz, with 1 bt 1 es wine, Whittaker and co
—l.hd Iqr cks do, C Cussack-1 bt do,- J Blackburne and co--4 hds
8 qrs casks do, Scholfleld and Johnson-3 hds dot It Preston and co-
-4 hds do, Laughton and Potts-2 bts 1 lid do, IL Johnson--7 bts 16 hds
20 qr cks do; Knowles, Son, and co—l qr ck do, Zwilchenhart and co
- bts 14 hds 28 qr cks do, Baring Bros and co-1 hd do, R Tucker-
-4 hds de, .1 Smith-2 qr eks do, J Fearon-7 bts 5 hds 10 qr cks do, 12
kgs olives. Order-61 frails copper ore, IL Macwillicm-1 frail wine,
1 pkge bedding, &c—Rathbone Bros and co. The remainder of the
cargo, part landed at Dublin, and part to be landed at Glasgow—K Dk
Sarah, Iladdar, fin Tarragona, with 450 bags nuts and 20 bgs almonds,
Mary Leicester-250 bags nuts, 33 pps 3 hf pps 11 qr cks wine, Order
—lOB brls wine, Breed and F.ccleston—G Dk

AZORES.
Albatross. Foster, fin Fayal, with 626 bas.orangea, T. and W Earle
and co—S Dk

FRANCE.

Agaphea, Breen, fm Marseilles, with 30 brls capers, 25 bls berries, I
cse a picture, 10 t boxwood, 30 t brimstone, 1 ble conts unkn, 10 bls
waste silk, 10 cks cream tartar, 50 bls madder roots, 81 cks madder,
77 es .wine and 12 bottles braady, Order-22 cs wine J Deakin-22 cks
madder, E and J 11 Garston and co—K Dk

AN. ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL

FROM IRELAND.
From the 26th to the 31.1 ult. inclusive.

Covo I Calves I Sheep I Lambs I Goats Pigs 1 Horses I Mules
887 I 44 1 21!?.9 1 1 I G)73 1 14
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

CERTIPICATES.—FEBavAity 20.

R. Morris, Liverpool, merchant—B. Fieldhouse, Kinfare, Stafford-
shire, innkeeper—J. Perry, Houndstlitch, linen-draper—J. Biddle,
Birrairigham, factor—C. F. Oppenheim, late of Whitechapel-road,
and East India Chambers, merchant and master mariner—J. B.
Galiegue, Fort-street, Spitalflelds, silk manufacturer—S. D. Evans,
High Holborn, upholsterer—S. P. Wright, Christopher-street, Hat-
ton-garden, painting-brush manufacturer—R. Currey, Lillswood.
Northuwberland, cattle-dealer—R. Le g, Exeter, coal merchant—T.
R. Blayney, Newtown, Montgomer3 shire, flannel manufacturer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03

PERSIA

CON ST ANT I NOer.E Dec. 17.—Despatches have been received
from Sir J. Campbell, announcing that at the moment of the.
Persian schah's death, many of his sons rushed on his body in
order to seize the diamonds which the deceased wore. In this
contest three of the princes were killed: All the south of
Persia became imirAiatuly the scene of revolt and carnage.
One son, named Zillah 'Sultan, caused himself to he proclaimed
schah of Persia. He is a man without talent or firmness of
character, hut he contrived to get possession of his father's
treasure, which ensbled him to pay his partisans. Another son
proclaimed himself king in the province of Schivas. A third
did the same at Kermanscliall ; and. an old minister, Amnia
Daula,.has collected troops and is fighting on his own account.
The young schab, Mohammed, grandson of the deceased, by
whom he was appointed successor to the throne, has quitted
Tauris at the head of his army. flis regular troops are com-
posed of 7.000 men, with 21 field-pieces, and it is supposed that
he will appear before Teheran at the head of an army of 000
men, who will join hint on the route.' He is, moreoyer,_accom-
panied by the diplomatic agents of Russia and England, anti a
great number of English officers. • Tauris and its environs are
tranquil. The, Kurds, whose hordes, almost independent, are
scattered over the Persian territory, have nut vet taken part
in the civil war, but at this season of the year they ate usually
in a state of repose. It is expected that lseheran will not be
able to hold out long, in consequence of the artillery and the
regular troops that will he employed against it..
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