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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

TUTOR.

4 , MASTEW,of. ARTS, Member and Classman of the Uni-
Ili_ versity:uf Oxford, and a Man of good Family, is desirous
of reading with one or two PUPILS in Liverpool or Mauches-
V ter, where he would take Lodgings, an preiye them f.,r -a
certain .time every d.ry. •lie Nrould not t feet to fixing himself
anywhere in Caernarvenshire: or Angle ev.for the same pur-
oonse. Excellent references will be giyeu, it desired.
Letters to be addressed (post-paid) to R. E. T., Esq., at Mrs.
II op pard's; Pepper-st reef, Cheker.

rirlo 'be LET, at Wavertree, a very excellent FAMILY-
1.. - HOUSE and GARDEN, with or without a Coach-house
and Stable, in-the pleasant .and healthy s' nation of Or.tvic
MoLwr. The house contains spacious ,I.) ing. and Drawing-
rooms, Brefkfast-rown, Kitchen,' Senile :, and Cellars, with
ty
four Bed and two Servauts'-rooms. Apply to Mr. 40LIN LNG,
near the Coffee-house, Ws vertree..

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BONDED WAREHOUSE. -
rIIU be LET, a large and substantial BO DED WARE-
HOUSE, six Rooms and a- Cell tuuted in Tower-
garden, Water7stfeet.
Apply to JOON DRINKWATER arid SON, Drury-lane.

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O-be LEI', with iznatediate possession, tint' une next, au.
.JIL excellent HOUSK, situated•on the 8.. •s of the River
Mersey, near New Brighton; it. is-coin ! ely Furnished,: and
consists of 7 BedLrooms, Dining and rawin.g Rs, oom the
latter 27 feet long each ; excellent Wat con the Preinises
Apply to Mr. R. A untsoN, Merseyzchambers, Liverpo •

. TO BE LET,
In the immediate neigAhourhood the.Netv Customhouse;
/111 HE WAHEBOUSE and OFFICES in Cooper's-iAti
which have fur some time been occupied as a Paint
Colour Warehouse and Paper Hanging Manufactory,XMry
Troutbeck, who is about removing to the Premises in,.k{nnovet:-
street, next above Branch and Sou's Auction lioorni.. •
_

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The Offices are spacious end under a detacheslefoof, but upon
ie a level with the second floor of the Warelw . ;which was ori-
ginally apprlpriated to Offices,
tes, awl can • in be easily so ar-
rang,d, being a large and lofty Hoorn, eying Three Fire
Places. The Warehousttcroom Windows 'are Glazed through-
out. It is presumed these-Premises will he found well adapted
to the Wholesale. Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be
had.—Apply to NliWfON. LION and Co. - • ,
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

MARRIAGES.

On the 6th instant, Lewis Houston, Esq., of the firm of Nl'Leod,
Houston, and Co., of this town, to Xneasina, fourth daughter of
Gabriel Reed, Eqq., of Gordon Bush, Sutherlandshlre.
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On Wednesday the 7th instant, at Ferring,' Sussex, Wm. Beckwith,.
jun.. Esq., of this town., to Mary, the youngest daughter of the late.
George Oliver, Esq., of Kingston; Sussex;
On Monday the I.2th instant, at Sefton Church; by the Rev. Miles,
Formby, A.M., Frederick Britten, Esq., of London; to Charlotte
Augusta, yoUngest daughter of the late James Ackers; Esq., of this
town.

Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, by the Ree. Hugh .11'Neile; Mr.
George Peplow Forwood, of this town, to Letitia, youngest daughter
of the late James Charles Pairclough, merchant.
Yesterday, at Bolton-le-Sands, by the Rev. Robert. Gibson, vicar,
Mr. William Redman; plumber and glaz!er, Of this to*n, to Mary
second daughter of Mr. Joseph Picththall, tanner, of the former place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

Genuine Refined SPERMACETI OIL;
GALLIPOLI OIL,
Refined RAPE OIL,
PALM OIL.
LINSEED OIL, in all sized Casks it- export,

DITI.:0, DO.' in Tins, for exPorr,
Prepared PAINT OIL, for export,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, , .
Newfoundland COD. and SEAL OIL,
COD BLUBBER, . .
British PITCH,
American DO. in Bond,
ROSIN, .. ,

Roany American TAR,
Stockholm, DO.,
Archangel, DO.,
Best British VINEGAR,
London, Bristol, Irish, and Russian GLUE,
Pine SUGAR LEAD,
SPIRITS NAPTHA,
SODA CRYSTALS and SODA ASH,
DYES, of all kinds,
PAINTS and COLOURS, of every description,
for exportation.
Apply to Mr. JAMES CROFT, or
PRICHAItD BROTHERS, Merchants,
Tabley-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

On THURSDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelv clock,
1701-.4/bests SHELL LAC,,
Just landed, ex Thomas Mellor, frOth utta. Apply to
Messrs. MELLoas and RUSSKLL,
Mercha
Or
JOr-IN' and JAMES iIRON, Brokers,
18, Exchange-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

DEATHS.

On Sunday the 20th ultimo, at Marsala, island •of Sicily, William
Woodhouse, Esq.. of Ivy-cottage, Toxteth-park.,
On Monday the sth irptant, at the house of her son James, in Mary-
bone, Mrs. Agnes Tyson, late of Kirby, near Elverston. aged.Bl ; she
was borne to the grave by her grandsonS, and followed by her first,
second, and third generations.

LIVERPOO-L,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING..

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At Nn. 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-lace: Joseplt
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammonds 27, Lora-
bard-street; at Garraway's; at. the London Commercial Coffee,
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chaptet
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and North and South American.
Coffee-house, Threadneodle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. 51'11.1kun, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler, Exchange-
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley.
Bookseller. Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston.; anit
Mr. Coupe, 33, Union-street, Birmingham,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

iriZtantdl/41.

TO TURNERS,AND 'S.
WANTED, to RI) abroad to a Wes" thC lonv, Three
YOUNG MEN who have been )ught up to the tradti
r,f Filers and 'Kilmer< Those who can take care of an Engine
and do a little Sniithwo4e-wilLbf preferred.. jebertri encou:
ragement will be Owen to such as nosy •be well recommended
for ability and sobriety, and no others will he treated with.r77,
Apply (if by letter past-paid) to GEortat FORRESTER and Co.,
Vauxhall Foundry, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

UNITED STATES.

Constitution. Wilson, fm Philadelphia, with 161 bales cotton, Hob-
son, Sons and co-114 do; Lodge and co-24 hds bark, W& J Brown
and co-27 do, B Davies-200 do.. Fisher Bros-23 do, Alletson and en
—2l eks coots unkn, Sands and co,-1 tile do, E Frodsham-5U bids 1
sauiph• box.tobacco, W&J Brown and co—P Dk •
\litttakeesct, Drew, fm New York, with 100 bales cotton, W Smith
and co-26 do, T W Smith and co-53 do,`Crary, Fletcher and co-91
do, Maury, Latham and co-918 do, Order-159 do, Collmann, Lam-
bert aad co—P Dk
Josephine, Britton, fm New York, with 509 ,bales cotton, Wain-
wright and.Sheils-2 hales sail cloth, G Brower-2 bales flax, Bryans,
Herd and co-29 hd shooks, 2 bdis headings, S W Shaw-25 tons horn,
tips, J GOOdwin-80. tons fell spar, J Harris-5 bales conts unkn,
Pieter Pros-1 box do, W Elliot-1 carriage and harness, Sands &ro
—5OO bris turpentine, J Eceleianeteo-20 shooks and heading,. P W
Byrnes—P Dk
Sheffield, Allen, fm New. Yerk, with 15 hales cotton, J & D Ash-
worth and co-256 do, T Wilson and co-2.) do, V% Smith and Son--
131 do, Cropper, Benson and co-140 do, Hagerty and Jerdein-379
do, Waddington, Holt and co-1 hie 1 cse conts.unkn, W& .1 Brown
and corese do, Morore and M'Creight—P Dk
BRITISH AME4IC.A.
Calcutta, Lamb, fin Quebec, with 88 ps oak, 25 ps elm, 14 ps ash,
13 ps red and 2'70 ps white pine timber, c2O deals, 82 cl 2 stav es,
cords.lathwood, Order—River
Barbara, Miay,fm St John, N B, with 220 ps birch and 574 ps
pine timber, 2 c 24 deals, 140 c staves, 29 spars, Gibbs, Bright and co
River _ _ _

Halifax, M'Cleary, fin Halifax, N S, with 21 ps hardwood plank,
25 c 1 deals, 6f c 18 deal ends. 43 c staves, 2 bxs preserves, W Fair-
clough-36 ps pitch pine timber, G 6 ps cedar, Baring. Bros and co-1
trs cloth, Anderson & co-294 brig ashes, D Buchanan & Son Dk
Liebe, Hutton, fin Quebec and Montreal, with (fm Quebec) 421 c
26 deals, 51 c 22 deal ends, _27 a 10 staves, J Fro.ste.and co—(fm Mont-
real) 351 c 26 staves, 3 brls pearl and 144 hrls pot ashes, J Froste & co
—2O brls pot ashes, W A.* G Maxwell-300 do, Oruer—Q Dk

SP.AIN AND ,PORTVGAL.
Sultana, Scott, .fm Denia, with 3900 bx.s 500 hf bxs 50 bskts raisins,
F DalgliSh—C lif bxs do. said Master—K Dk
Countess of Mansfield, Wilson, fni Denia, with 2050 bxs 1800 hf
bxs raisins, J Heap and Son—K•Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

Zrabc anb Iflanufacturo.

OVERS of TENPENNY ALE may lje.accornmodated
with an Article of superior quality any that has ever
liven offered to the Public, at Oa e klumi., 53.
Ilatiover-steet! near 1)otd-street.

_THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
43, Lon D-ST RE LT.
1311 ILL I I'S and lIOLNIE, grateful forextensive patron-.
„IL • age, take this opportunity to thank eir friends and the
trade generally, and invite theahto Inspect a Superior and well
Selected STOCK of WINTEtt GOODS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

NEW PATENT PIANOS

SSRS. ZEITTER and CO., of London. ben to invito-the
1.11.. Nobility, Gentry, &c. of Liverpool and its neighjietirhood,
to inspect Two of their New Patent PIANOS, ‘‘hjyti have been
admitted by the first Professors, 'to hq 4iislinguished for
Power, Fullness, and equality. of Tone. 'l main improve-
ment in theft! instruments consists in the Sounding Board, which
in principle is sunilar to that of the Violin, and therefore the
great desideratum has been' attained of preventing the tone from
falling off., The action also is remarkably simple, and com-
bines durability and an exceedirtgly easy touch.
/They are to fie seen, during the present week, at 100, Mourur-
PLEAsANT. . -
Liverpool, October 12th, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

WIDOWERS AND THEIR HOUSEKEEPERS.

most remarkable thing connected with old bache•
lors and their housekeepers is, that their domestic sub-
mission and Platonic liaisons so rarely' terminate in
marriage. This is a result which differs so widely from
similar associations with widowers, that we have often
heard it remarked, and commented upon as a singular
anomaly in the relations of the sexes. But it may be
easily explained. A widower has been a family man—
has been in the habit of having his wants and his wishes
cared for, mensti et thoro—and has acquired a necessity
for female domestic companionship and equality. When
therefore he has been deprived of his wife, the sorrow felt
for her loss is mingled largely with the discomfort of his
present solitary condition. He comes homeand his
house is cheerless; he 'misses its animus, and either be-
comes a free liver and boon companion, or he mopes
about like a tame linnet who h has escaped from its cage.
His servants are unmanageable and refractory: they have
lost that constant and close supervision which a wife only
can bestow upon their doings, and his household economy
is put all into confusion. To_amend this, hr takes to
himself a housekeeper—a respectable woman, from the
middle ranks of society, or one who has seen better days,
and been reduced to seek her subsistence in this capacity.
She comes as half companion--:-half servant, settles herself
down, and puts things to rights. Now, under these cir-
cumstances, it is almost impossible he should avoid mar-
rying her; it comes quite natural—unless he has already
formed a pretty close attachment elsewhere. She is, by
her situation, a wife depute—and one step only is wanted
to enable her to fulfil all the functions of the higher office.
The shrewdness of the sex makes them quite conscious of.
this ; and, as Lance Outran), in Scott's " Peveril of the
Peak.," very sagely remarked, " A woman in the house
has t,/ -many deuced opportunities." She stamis in the
voty gap of his wishes; and thus it generally happens
that a w idower's housekeeper, in the middle ranks of life,
becomes a widower's wile, except, as • it has been before
said, in cases where an attachment pre-exists; and in all
these, as a matter of prudence, we .trould strongly exhort
widowers to get married. as fast as they can, and that be-
fore the introduction into their domiciles of a substitute.—
Constit taional Ma,zazine.

The late brilliant summer bas, as tnight be expected, been
productive of the greatest crop of honey that has been known
tut., many yews.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

FRIDAY

On FRIDAY nest, the 23d instant, at Twelve o' o' tock, at T. and,
11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exch 11' -buildings,
5 Tons prime Camaroon I ltY, '
Now landing,-ex Protector; may be viewed at' Tobin's Ware-
house, 61,,Prinee's.Dock.—For furth-er particulars apply to $f r
JOHN TOBIN, or IO • .47
T. and -H. LITTLEDALE and CO:; Bsakers:

On FRIDAY next, the 23d instant, at Twelve ' ock, at the
Office of John and Samuel Beckwith, To• r Ga;•den;
5100 East India Dry COW 111 D
6000 'Ditto Green Salted' r ITTO,.
1000 Ditto Dry BUFFA DITTO,
2.10 Ditto. Green Salted ITTO,
3000 GOATSKINS,
50 DEER SKINS,
Ex Fergus, from Calcutta; in Molytieux's, Lancelot's-ht3i.—
Apply to Messrs. M‘Laon floiisToN, and'Co., Merchants,'
or to - ARTHUR OCGHTERSONIand Co.
Brokers.
.JOHN and SAML. BECKWITH,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

WEST INDIA COMPENSATION.

The number of counter claims which have been lodged with
the commissioners for the Compensation Fund, is, we are given
to understand, exceedingly great. In Demerara, (the richest
colOny,) the number is stated to'reach 280 P. In most, if not in'
all the other colonies, the proportion must be still greater. By
far the greater portion of these claims are known to be most
iniquitous and vexatious: They have been advised and adopted
by litigious people, who calciiliite thereby to extort money from
just claimants; and by gentlemen of the long robe, who expected
that a chancery suit, of ion„ duration, and the expense of which
would be borne by the produce anti the property, would result
from each.

In this however, both these parties, we have been inforined
by acute and competent legal authoiity, are greatly out of Their
reckoning. The conipenSation fund being 4 sum of money
raised and granted under a specific act of parliament, and for a
specific purpose, every dispute which may arise under its distri-
bution is taken entirely. Out of the jurisdiction of any tribunal,
either of law or equity, whet her in Great Britain or in tiCe cohinjes,
andplaCed entirely under the' decision of the Privy Council.
This supreme authority can alone interfere in any dispute which
may arise Apia the devisi9n of the fend in question, and deter-
mine the party in disputed elaimS who is to receive the amount.
To go into every one would be endless, and is', moreover, Unne-
cessary. The counter claims may be classed under three heads,
namely, fair, doubtful, and frivolous. The Privy Council can.
take one of each, and 'determine these when4ali 'the others of the
same class will subthit to the decision, and thus time and expense
will he saved, while the defeated party will have all the expenses
to pay. If we are correct in these views of this important sub-
ject, and we are led, by eXtdlentlegal authority, to believe that
we are, then much mischief to all the colonial interests will be
prevented; and' many a knave disaPPointed.-G/usgow Courier..

LONDON GAZET7'E.—TUESDAY, Ocr. 13

DOWNING-STREET, OCTUllgit 12. 1835.
The King has been pleased to appoint Majnr•General Middlemore
to be Governor of the Island of St. Helena.

CROWN OFFICE, ()crown 13.
Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.
County of Waterford—William Villiers sktiirt, of Dromana, in the
said county, Esq., in the room of Patrick Power. Esq., deceased.
Borougli of Dungarvan—Michael O'Loghlen, .E q.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

On Zae.

PLANTATION AND EDGE
Of all kinds, mantifactured 14' Lyndon a
Minerva 'Works, Ilirmilant.
Apply to• HENR SEALY, Jun.
19, Exchange-street Eist.
Everydescription of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above. • •

BLS,
Wignall,' at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

zo c4oTh.

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TO be SOLD, FREEHOLD PROPER Yin good situ&
tions, well tenanted, and bringing i d Interest.
Apply to Mr. J. TONTKINSON, 20, Rupei treet, Liverpool.

OliG AN .
Arlo •he SOLD, c:,enp, an excellent fine -• greariiiger
I. ORGAN, with Glazed Mahogany Front suitable either
for a small Church or Chamber.
Apply at Messrs. HLSIE and Sores, Mu Sellers, Church-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

THURSDAY. Ocx. 15.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Light.

AnatvED—The Maria Brandt, tirotian, from Archangel—Thomas
Dickinson, Lyon, from New York, sailed 18th Sept.—Factor, —,
from Aricati, sailed 29th August.

The Petrel, Rowlands, hence, at Cove for Limerick.
Nile, Baxfield, hence, at Limerick.
The Young Gipsy, Strutt ; and the Little Penn, Coppell, hence, at
Waterford.

The Hibernia is at anchor in the New Channel at 5, the letters and
passengers were landed at the Rock. •
The Factor, from Aricati, got a-gronnd in Mid-channel on the Bar,
27th July, but floated off after throwing overboard part of the cargo,
which was re-shipped in bad condition ; the vessel did. not make any
water, and is supposed to have received no damage. The Jane. Chud-
ley, (lute Brown) of Tynemouth, grounded in coming over the Bar,
hut got off after losing her rudder, and would be able to proceed in a
few days for this port, she had only part of her cargo on board, and
did notnihke any water.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCT. 15, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W.—Light breeze.

Off Holyhead, inward-hound—No. 983, Judith, B Bk, at 3 p.m.
(not quite sure of the lower flag. )
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 120, Courier, B B, at 9 a.m.,
(has a pilot.)
At anchor off Voel Nant—No. 105.5, Dee, B Schooner, at 11 a.m.
East of the Floating Light—No. 1151, Mountaineer, at 2 p.m.. from
Swansea ; and a Brig, *ith Mr: J. Cropper's private signal, at 3 15,
p.m., (Evertou, from London.) -
Off at 5 p.m., 1 Ship, and 1 Brig.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

AFTER 'rRIDAY NEXT.

On THURSDAY, the sth NOyernber next, at T ve o'clock, at
• Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Cl
.pel-street,
50 Chests Bengal MIDI , •
I-4:ae•Solvvay, from Calcutta.—Apply tq iessrs. 'D. and T.
Wu-Lts, Merchants ; PRIEgTLEY, OntrrlTH, and Cox, or
MOLYNEUX4TAYDOR, and Co., Bits.

On WEnNtisnAr, the 11th November next, at 'rw,
at our Counting-house, No. 7, Tower-. iarden. i
Tbe. Greenock-b. t S
PRINCESS VI {IA,
444' :70 JAMES F.,BISSET, CO:ill ander;
"3--- • Three years old; burthen per register 473 tons; has
a spacious poop find topgallant forecastle ; sails fast, and car-.
ries a.large cargo,; is well found, and may be sent to sea at a
moderate expense.—For particulars apply to the Con-inlander,
on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
M`CALLS, ALLAN, and Co.,

[ye o'clock,
ivorpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

riro he SOLD,• a'rnottern well-built cony ient DWEL
LING-HOUSE; situate on the 'out de of Canning
street East. near Percy-street, with Baths nd Fixtures coin
plete. ApPory to Messrs. SHACK LETON, WRIGHT, and I-If:NMI
Solicitors, 30, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.

UNSA LE, Two HOUSES in Wilde-street, Two I
in Gloucester-street; Three HOUSES in Mo
One HOUSE and. SHOP in Sir Thomas's-buil • gs.
The above will he sold to pay a good rate f terest.
.llso, a Piece of LAND iu Chathain-stre , Peach-street, and
Brownlow-hid,ls Years Lease.
N.B.—Liberal. advances made to Builders.
Apply to• Mr. CAURAL, Land and Building Agent, 20, Beau-
,street ; or at the:Cooperage, lient-square,

SES
rect, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

Bt THOMAS KAY,

instant, in

Oa MONDAY and TuEsnky next, the 19th and 20
the New Assembly Room, \Varriugt , .
A Valuable and Select LIBRARY of c and Books of
_AV General Literinire, in excellent con i u, amengst which
are the Eucyclopmdia MetrOpolitarrt, .Pa egiaOurtis's Flora
Londinensis, Transactions of the Linnxa Society, Doyle and
Mant's Bible, &c. ; also, a tine-toned Violoncello, Violin,
Hautboy. and Teneroon, ancj a most excellent Theodolite, equal
to new. Thewhole the property of F. K. GLAzunaooK, Esq.,
who.is ieavinx 'Warrington.
' The, Salo-to commence each day at. Eleven o'clock.' Cata-
logues may be had of C. MALLEY, Bookseller,. Warrington.

On TUESDAY next, the Thh instant, at Tvvu o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooins, subject to the conditions of
sale to be then and there produced, .

/1111.0 SE Three well-built, DWELLING OUSES•on,the
IL west side of Grove-street in Liver o containing in front
to Grove-street 48 feet 4 inches, and on west 49 feet, and in
front to Falkner.street (including an rea of G feet wide to
Grove-street) 72 feet '2 inches, and, at the back along a back
street of 6 yards wide 77 feet two inches. The Premises are in
the occupation of good tenants. •
The Tenure, Corporation Lease for 75 years.
Apply to Mr. MALLAux, Solicitor, )2; Lower Castle-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

ss. V load of 50 feet.

£44 r 1V).
£2 ss.* .5.:2 103. 4r125
£l9 6 £22' ly 120.

LIV ERPOOL DISPENSARIES.- •

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispen,ran-es during
the last week:—
South. North. Total_
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 240 'ro 510
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine. l3O 125 255

Total at each Dispensary VCI Stl/43 7tr.

VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Mr. G. Stubbs, jun., and Mr. J. 11. Smith.
South—Mr. Jordan, Rey. P. Murphy, and Rev, J. Aspinall.

THE WORKHOUSE:'

Statement. of the average number and expense of Pauper" in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PEA 1111-ID. . PER W FISK.
Oct. 3, 183. 1651 Is. 81d XI3B 16 G
Oct. 4. 1834 1753 is. 103 d 166 4 4

Less 102 Leas Os. 213. Less 27 T IO

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
Oct. 12, 1835 2173 families, per week.. .....£t",o 14 6.
Oct. 15, 1834 2OBO -

Mere 93

More £ll 0 10

LIVERPOOL TInE TABLE.
Day:. Mrn. Ern. Hi. arab, 14,-c.
OCT. R. M. IL M. 1 F. T.
545 6 28 9 g.
Saturday....l7 710 746 10 9 Etheireda.
SUNDAY —.lB 819 848 11 7 18th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday.. —.19 914 938 13 9
Tuesday ....20 10 1 10 22 il6 0 Mercury souths lb 15m E.
Wednesday..2l 10 13 11 3 18 4 Battle of Trafalgar.
Thursday ..22 11 22 11 41 20 0 Day 10h 4m long.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, &c.

THOMAS GIBBS &.,Co,„ Nu rserytuen„SeedsroenAc. to the
Hon. Boards of Agriculture of England and Sweden, beg
to call the attention of Lauded Propiieturs tytheir Selection
of Natural GRASS SEEDS, fur laying and to permanent
Grass and for improving old Meadows Pastures. as also to
their GENERAL ASSORTMENT AGRICULTURAL,
:KITCHEN GARDEN, and FL( 'ER SEEDS. Dried
.Specimens of the Grasses, Samples of the Seed, together with
Sample Roots of Mange] Wurtzel, Hungarian Turnip, Car-
rots, Parsnips, and a new Beet (used the' same as Seakail) Were
exhibited by them at the Liverpool Agricultural Society's
Show on the Ist instant.

T. G. and Co. have been honoured with the above Instutions'
Silver Medals for their exertion i❑ this lateral branch of Agri.
culture.

T. G. and Co. beg to notify that they have no connexion
'with anotherbouse of the same name, and therefore solicit those
Who may wish to favour them with their orders to he particular
in the address, viz., ,"I'HomAs GIBBS and Co., Corner of Half-
moon-street. Piccadilly, London."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS

WEDNESDAY, CfcTon= 21. HOER
Tnomns Ho LLINS, merchant, audit, at Messrs. J. & G Crump's
office, Old Church Yard, at
JOUR LAPAGE, murcha lA, audit, at Mr. Davenport's office, Com-
merce Court, Lord-street, at l2
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. •

HUGH BULLEN, brewer, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 12
Divides d, at 1
ROBERT GRAY. commission-agent, audit, at Messrs, Brabner and
Atkinson's office, Fen wick-street, at...., 2
JOHN LAPAOR, merchant, final dividend, Mr. Davenport's office,
Commerce Court, Lord-street, at 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

Importo.

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
George Gordon, Walsh, fin :Tamales, with 63 lids 39 tcs sugar, 107
pus nun, 11 tes coffee, 106 bris ginger, 361 hides, 30 t logo aod, 6 le'rs
cedar, 3 .ps maho,raur, 604 lancewood spars. 39 bitzs pimento, m,n_
holland end co-1 brl sugar, Ihd rum, A Abraham-3 lids sugar, 20
pi.s ruin, 3 pkgs presents, Order-2 bxs arrowroot, 1 keg nunarinds, 1
box tortoiseshell, said Master—ll t lo;rwood. G.ll G Tarleton—P Dk
Gratitude, Whyte, fm Barbados, with 269 lids 45 tea sugar, 50 bales
cotton, 1 jar tamarinds, 1 pkge Sweetmeats, Heyes, Litherland and co
—1 hx pepper, G Gowling-1 case B cottons retd, Richardson St Cow-
burn-2 pkgs 2ps bully tree and rustic, Barton. Irlam and co—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

BR! AIVIERICA.

For ST. JOHN, N. ~
The A I fast-sailing Barq .:COTIA,
S. s. RISK, Coinn der;
590 tons register ' • is now ready to receive goods in
"runswick Dock, and will. be despatched on the 2tlth-
kiitaot. Has spacious accommodations for passengers, and
i
Positively sail as above.—For terms, 8... e., apply to
CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

On TnunsDAy next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, ai
Bateion and Horstall's Office, Lower CaStle:str ,
100 Chests SHELL LAC,
83 Bags TURMERIC,
, .
21 Bags CASTOR 'SEEDS,
68 Bags CHINA ROOT,' .
Lately lauded.
BATESON and 'IIORSPALL Brokers.
,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

ATROCIOUS MURDER BY A PRIEST.

An atrocious crime has been committed at St. Marie,
near Beaune, in the Cote d'Or. Some days ago_.the
members, the head, and -part of the body• of a female,
were found in the river, but the face was so much disti-,
gored, that although every:inhabitant in•the village went.
to view the remains, no one courd recognise the person of,
the deceased. Strong circumstances fix this horrible
murder on the rector of the commune, and point.out the
victiM•to be a milliner from Lyons, the initial of whose
name is B. On the day of the discovery one of the vil-
lagers met the • rector, and, informing him of it, asked
„him to go and see a body which had just been taken out
of the water, without stating its condition ; but the priest
became greatly agitated, and replied that he could not
:bear to look upon a spectacle so hideous. Though he
was on his way to a funeral at an adjoining village, he •
immediately returned to his house, took his cane, and,
instead of going where he had intended, disappeared, and
was not heard of for three weeks. His servant, on being
interrogated as to his absence, said that he was gone to
see his relation at Villefranche, near Lyons, and would
be back in a few days. His long-continued absence led
.to suspicion. Search Ivas. madeP and in the rectory was
found the name and address of the supposed victim, and
her clothes, marked with the letter B. These suspicious
circumstances were strengthened by the finding of a pair
of pantaloons stained with blood. The inhabitants of
the village state that a lady, calling herself the niece or
cousin of the rector, and known to be a milliner at
'Lyons, where he was for a long time vicar, had come to
ipass eight or ten days with him; her person was known
to them, as she constantly accompanied their pastor
wherever he went, but it was impossible to identify the
remains found. The rector's servant could give no ac-
count of the visitor's departure from St. Marie, as she
herself happened to be absent for several days at the
time when the crime is supposed to have been perpetrat-
ed. Every portion of the murdered woman was found,
except the abdomen, and this leads to an apprehension
that this was either burned or more carefully concealed to
prevent the discovery of being pregnant. A warrant
was issued. for the arrest of the priest, and we learn by
the Courrier de Lyons that he' was taken in that town
just as he was getting into the diligence for Geneva.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

THURSDAY.

:, at No,

On THURSDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o',
9, Oldhall-street,
100.Tierces fine Carolina ,RICE, inend„
Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

To defray Rent 'and-,C'Snru'es in conformity to notice a iCen to the

respective parries.
THIS DAY, (Friclay,) the 16th iusiamt, at Twelve .p/ek---c , at
Jones, Mann, and Foitor's'Office, Dale-st t, '
11 Puncheons' RUM,
1 Pu"chel RUM SHRUB.
1 Hhd. .
For further particulars apply to Messrs..Ttios. II ALLOWES
and SUN, or to

JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Fosier

SATURDAY.

TO-MORROW, (S4turday,) the 17th.,insti;nt, at IF

rve o'clock,

• oh the QuaY,.narth end Salthiaise, •
The MATERIALS,
_consisting of ANCIi S, CABLES,
SAILS, CORDAGE, SPARS, STAND NG and RUN-
NING.RIGGING, WATER CASK-. 9, &c., saved from' the
Wreck of the Sloop Phoenix, of Liverpool, G(t4tis register.
Apply to NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

SOUTH AMERICA.

Mary, Laird, fm Pernambuco, with 87 brls 12 es sugar, 264. bags
cotton, 1 box specimens natural history, Order-357 bags cotton, J
Hart and Son-112 do, W Inglis and co-187 do, Heyworth and co-
- P Dk
Hannah, Campbell, fm Maranham, with 31R bgs cotton, A Parlane
—2B to, A Nlurta-20 do, .1 Haddon and'co-3G9 do, Moon Bros-255
do, 35 brls 1 cse isinglass, Order—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

tegal Xottcco.

WILLIAM ALLURED, :DECEASE
VIAL PersOns haVing any Claim or Deinauf n.the Estate
, of WILLIANI ALLI3RED, late of John-sireet,
Live:rpool, Tailor and Draper, deceased, requested to send
the particulars thereof to me; and all. Persons indebted to the
Estate are desired forthwith to pay the amount of their respec-
tive Debts to me,
JOHN PBAc()CK, 79, Church-street,
Solicitor to the Administratrix.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Cooke, Liverpool, chemist, to surrender Oct. 27, Nov. 24,
at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Parkinson
and Culcheth, Liverpool; Mr. Roberts, Oswestry ; and Mr. Dean,
Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar. London.
Charles Lewis Bahr, Liverpool, ship-broker. Oct. 24, Nov. 24, at
the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Davenport, Liver-
pool ; and Mr. Chester. Staple Inn, London.
George Langman, Bride-lane, London, licensed vietnallcr.
Joseph Hyde Rowe, Gos well-street, London, builder.
William Boutland, Bill-quay, Durham, ship-builder.
Henry Buigin, Bristol, bookseller.
William Splatt, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, flint-grinder.
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 4, J. Tarleton, Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 5, W. Pope and A.
Cambridge, Liverpool, ship-builders—Nov. 6, J. Hall and J. Wager,
Edgworth, Lancashire, calico-printers—Nov. 6, J. Thorpe, Usselby,
Lincolnshire, dealer in wool—Nov. 7, W. Ellis-, Portsea, Southamp-
ton, timber-merchant—Nov. 5, E. W. Gratwick, London, tea-dealer—
Nov. 5, R. Hardeastle, London, plumber—Nov. 5, D. Smith. London,
coach-maker--Nov. 3, J. Bates, Bellevue-place, Clapham, Sorry,
linen-draper—Nov. 3, H. !Urban. London, cheesemonger,

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the

3d day of November.
J. Saunders, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, nurseryman—R. W.
Burnley, Leeds, checsemonger—R. Hall, Birmingham, slate-merchant
—H. Newark, London, riband-matrilfacturer—S, Cox, Hendon, horse
dealer—M. Turner, Haigh, Lancashire, bleacher—F. C. Spencer, Ha-
-1 ifa x, wine-merchant—J. Coates, Manchester, merchant—J. Brittain,
Kingston-upon-Hull, hop-merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

M F.1.1r/ LIES FURNISHING.

"""" " •
ADELPHI HOUSE, 25, RANELAGILS ' .ET.
• O. WOODS 4- CU, FRINGE MeINUF, UREES.
' • •
GWOODS and Co. beg respectful' o inform the Nobi-
. lity, Gentry, and Inhabitants 0 'iverpool and its vici-
nity, generally, that they have ope the above Establish-
ment on a scale infinitely.superior t any in Liverpool. Their
Stock is now ready for,inspettion, and consists of an entirely
new and splendid assortment of Moreeus. Damasks, Furniture,
Prints Linings, Dimities, Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes,
Itedticks,i Cottage Stripes, Druggets, Baizes, Oil Baizes,-Table
Covers, India Mattings, Hassocks, &c. &c., and every article
requisite for Furnishing.
• They also manufacture, on the premiSes, plaid and fancy
pioges, Float and Orris Laces, Gimps, Tassels, &L.,-
&c. and every description of Upholsterers' Trumning,s.
G. W. and Co. 'having purchased the whole of their ekten-
sive' Stock with cash, and selected with the greatest care, from
the London; Leeds, and Manchester Markets, respectfully-so-
licit an inspection, feeling confident that the prices, style, and
quality of their goods will ensure to them that patronage it will
be their anxious endeavour to merit.

—Ey" el'y article marked the lowest possible Cash price, from
which no deviation can be made.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

41alco On ;auction.

SALE POSTPONED.
THE Suni of £790, vested in the Corporation F s, adver-
tised to be SOLD by•AUCTION, at the C endow-roonis,
South John,street, Liverpool, on MONDAY xt, is for the pre-
sent POSTPONED. By order,
• THOMAS HARGREAVES, Jun.,
Duke-street, October 14, 1835. Solicitor.

NIEMANN'S FINE BULBS.
By Mr..T.,I3IIANC . •
To-MORROW, (Saturday,) (Saturday,) the 17th instant, at E en o'clock,
at the Hanover Rooms,
•
AChat of DUTCH BULBS, ennsig . from the cele-
britted Nurseries of Mr. J. 1). NIEM. N, Jun., Florist,
at Haarlem, and consisting of double and single Hyacinths,
Narcissuses, Tulip, JonyuiUes, Rises, Crocuses, Ranunculasses,
Atieniones, Fritularia, Crown Imperials, Lilies, Martagous,
Pomponias, Polyanthus Narcissuses, Gladiolis, &c.
To be wiewed on the 'Morning of sole._
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

On FRIDAY, the.6th,day of. November next; at Five o'clock in
the Afternoon; at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, in
63 separate Lott,' •
QIXTY-ONE HOUSES, One STABLE, nd Twenty-seven
CI Square Yards of Vacant LAND, Fre old of Inheritance,
held under the same title, and situat the northern part of
Liverpool, in the immediate.vieinity the North Market, and
adjoining the Goeat North-rold, producing a Rental of £55155.
per annum, and which willTurnish upwards of 230 Votes for the
Southern Division if Lancashire, and 13 Votes for the Borough.
The Buildings were erected in 1828-, .and, being Freehold,
the Property will become More valuable every year as the
town increases. The Houses are all well 'Tenanted, and the
Rents are regularly paid, and in several instances might be
raised.
The Purchaser of each Lot, as well as the Tenants of 13
of the Houses, will be entitled to have their names entered on
the next year's registry of voters for the county and borough
respectively.
Mr. John Rederick, the Agent, who resides on the Property,
No. 2, Grogvenor-terrace, will show the Premises; and for all
further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. WORTHINGTON,
Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool.

CHANNON'S GRECIAN HAIR DYE,
Fn effectually changing Grey or Red flair, by one al
• to a ratdral Dark, I3rou;n, or Black. ,"

cation,

rirtHE Proprietor and Inventor of the GR lAN HAIR
IL DYE flatters himself that one trial w. prove this to be
the 'Only efficient Dye ever offered t p lic notice. After
much patient investigation and experit t, he has completely
succeeded ip overcoming the object' a which characterize
every Dye hitherto introduced. It is well known that they are
all attended with much trouble and annoyance in application,
staining whatever they touch, leaving the hair harsh and im-
poverisbed by the caustic quality of the ingredients, and never
producing a colour which has any resemblance to nature, the
blacks being, blue, and the browns fox colour, The Grecian
Hair Dye, on the contrary, is very easily applied, and certain
in its effects, invariably producing the desired colour, whether
Brown or Black, and so true to nature that the most expe-
rienced eye could not detect it. It may be applied with equal
safety and success to the Eyebrows, Whiskers, or Mustachios.
Its permanence cannot be affected by any subsequent applica-
tion, as neither washing, dressing with hot irons, sea bathing,
heat or &old, aridity or damp, will affect it in the least.
Sold NVtiolesale by the Proprietor, J. ()HANNON, No. 9,
Great Pulteney-Streel, St. James's, London • in Liverpool, by
Mr. TETLEY, Chnrch-street ; Mr. RENNIE, 'Lord-street ; Mr.
DANSON, Bold-street; :Mr. Saban, Ranelagh-street ; • Mr.
HAi.t.owEs, Bold-street; Mr. WHITTAKER, Hanclagh-street;
Mr...BELL,• Dale-street; in Shrewsbury, by Mr. BowDLEE,
Pride-hill; in Oswestry, by Mr. GREGORY;
_ in Wrexham, by
Mr, GREGORY ; and by most respectable Perfumers in Town
and Country.
Sole Agent. in Paris, Mr. SOCCHARD, 16, I3oulevard-street,
Mont Martre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

MYSFER[OI7S SrONEBREAKER.

A stout good. looking person, having the appearance
in his outward manner of a. -gentleman, has been en-,
gaged for six uninths past in time occupation of a- stone-
breaker at the Magdalen-yard Quarry. When he coin-
menced work, many persons in the neighbourhood were
attracted by his genteel air; and despite his clothes,
which were suited •to his employment, although more
comfortable: than those generally worn by his brethren of
the same craft,. they imagined they perceived the man-
ners of a gentle Man lurking under the disguise it had
pleased him to assume. The united endeavours of im-
portunate individuals have been unable altogether to un-
ravel' the mystery ; and the following extraordinary,
though vague, particulars are all which have been eli-
cited. His name 'is Stanley. He is, by his own state-
ment, a gentleman of considerable rank and opulence,
and moves in the most fashionable'society when at home
in England. He came to this part of the country in the
disgnise of a labourer; in consequence of a bet to a great
•amount having been madethat he would not work in
Scotland for six months as a stone-breaker, adhere to the
strict observance of the hours of labour of thathardwork-
ing class of labourers,' although he should not be obliged
to break more stones than pleased himself, with the fur-
ther stipulation that he should be restricted to a certain
quantity and quality of clothing. Mr. Stanley has won
the bet, having appeared punctually froM day to day, at
the proper woiking hours. He does not, however, ap-
pear to have exerted himself to increase his posse, al-
though he has attained considerable proficiency in the
art of cleaving. whinstones, which lie executes in a man-
ner truly dignified and becoming; avoiding the usual
rise and stoop of vulgar artists. The manners of this ex-
traordinary sportsman are highly polished, and his lan-
guage classically elegant. He speaks French and seve-
ral other European languages with fluency. His term
of work expired on Wednesday last, being the last day
of September, but he appeared on the ground until Sa-
turday, and only took his departure from Dundee yes-
terday morning.—Dundee Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-16

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

The following notice, with the translation annexed,
has been printed and circulated by a dealer in curiosities
at Naples. The original has been placed in our hands,
and we think our readers will agree with us that it is, in
all probability, as great a curiosity as any to be found in
the collection of its ingenious author :-
14 Avis° As. PUBLIC°, (hi- " JOSEPH THE COOK, he
SEPPE Cuoco sa noto a questo, offer to one illuminated public,
rispettabile publico, e partico- and most particular for British
larinente Inglesi, amstori knowing men in general, one
d' oggetti antichi, come tiene remarkable. pretty, famous,
una vimarchevole bellacelebre, and splendid collection of old
e splendida saccolla d' anti- goods all quite new, excavated
chita • accaratamente scavati from private personel diggings.
da' suoi propri scavi. Essa e He sell cooked clays, old war-
composta de terracotta, marrei ble tones with antient basso-
antichi, bassi rilievi utensili, rilievos, with stewing pots,
patere per sagrifizi, a fume brass sacrificingpans and antik
antichi ; on assortimento de Lamps. Here is a stocking of
testa e piedi da Catvi, i quali calve's heads and feets for
possono comprarsi separata- single ladies, and amatrur
mente da chi u' e amante. Vi gentlemans travelling : also
sono bronzi, candelahri, eon old coppers and candlesticks
vasi di Nola; patere Etrusehe with note jugs, etrusean saucers"
ed altri oggetti ricercati da and much more intellectual
persone d' aita.intelligeuza,dai minds articles ; all entitling
quail eerca attenzione de' him to learned man's inspec-
conoscenti, nonche dopo esser Lion toexaminehim'and supply
pienatnente saddisfatti spera it with illustrious protection, of
godere i loro grand' auspice. whom he hope full and valor-
" Infine essn Cuoco pelisee ous satisfaction.
e cambia oggetti antichi con " N.B. He make all the old
moderni per facilitare la com- ling brand new and the new
pra a' Signori dilettanti, pos. Onto all old, for Gentlemans,
siede altresi mertaglie con ro- who has collections, and wishes
vesco rare ed originate, iltutto to change hem. He also heve
a moderatissimi prizzi. one menner quite originel fur
" Chiaga r.ett(, al Palazzo di make join two sides or different
Calabritto, Nu. .4" monies; producing' one medal-
lion all indeed unique, and ad
vantage tiim to sett by "pm..
• ' tatiun, for strange cabinets
• and museums of the eAterito
Potentates."—Albion.- ' ' •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-30

TO THE EDTTOR'OF THE LWERPOf►L ST.4.I7MRD.

Ste,—Having been a close and personal observer of the eveuts
passing in this town during the late election for county members,
I earnestly wish the use of your tariumns in assisting to set the
public mind right on those transactions. and which have been so
unfairly and'falselv misrepresented in the Li'verpod Mercury for
some time 'Past. -Who or what the " correspondent", is who.
thus furnishes that versatile editor with those elegant produc-
tions styled " Ormskirk dOings" I shall not deign to inquire,
but, judging front his uieudacious and beautiful phraseokgy, he
would appear to suit 13oron's description— ,
" Born in'a garret, in a kitchen bred."
If these productions, the insertion of which jectounds so highly
to the taste and classical penetration of the editei of the Mercui y.
had been confined to counneu's upon public affairs solely dud
relatively, I should not have thus troubled yint With a line upon
the subject, since I would willingly yield the pains of freedom
in all such affairs to any man.
. But when gross, false, •and unmanly attacks .are. nude upon
the private situation, occupation, and person of any individual,
however high or low, in such publications, I.,deew.it a breach
of justice to society at large to let them pass unscathed.
1 shall be brief iii what I state because I kilow 'your columns
would be far more usefully- employed than ,in "cracking a fly
upon a wheel," still even the must incorrigible schoolboy may
be reclaimed by judicious castigation bringing on timely reflec-
tion. The principal individual against whom the personalities
have been used is one so well known and respected as to place
him far beyond the reach of injury front the-e attacks, but the
town of Oimskirk is stigmatised and injured by such dirty
missiles, and I therefore write. -
'l'he " bludgeon men" alluded to in the last Mercury were a
body of special constables sworn in upon the especial petition to
the magistrates of the very party who now comfloins of their ap-
pearance with the susiud stahrs of office! ! No tumult, nu riot,
no disturbance took place, dining the whole election, and the
people of Ormskirk generally rejoice. and state with pleasure
how far they are gratified, for .the credit's sake, of Ormskirk,
that such was the fact.
This being the case, what shall the public think then of the
malignity of heart and purpose that dictated such libellous at-
tacks upon the town of Ormskirk i' I need nut give the reply.
The editor of the Mercury will probably have the kindness to
furnish it.

As to the other persons assailed, I believe the attacks from
that quarter will do them no hallo. I merely step forth in the
defence of the character of the town of Orinskirk, and respect-
fully wish you to insert these few remarks in your next
STANDARD.—Yoars, &c., r LIBLICO LA:
OrmAirk, Jan. 28th, 18:35.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-30

[PRICE 71.

•
rt`HERE is now a VACANCY in a Select and long Esta-
-1 bliibed Finishing *vliool. near London, fur a YOUNG
LADY-as an AUT ICIM,D Pu PIL. who will hare the benefit
of the Masters attending the Establishment, and he in every
reSpeet treated as one of the Fainil To the Friends or Pa-
tents of a Young Lady a favoura oppurtunitv is presented
of procuring for her a siiperi ucation on moderate and in-
clusive terms. The first re ences can be offered, and the
jireniium will depend on the time required, at the expiration a--
which she can either remain to assist in the Establishment, o
a Situation as Private Governess will be provided for her. -Ad t
dreis ost-paid) F. F. SOUTiiit'S LIBRA KY, St. Paul's Church--
yard, London.

TO THE TIIUSTES OF THE LIVERtOOL INFIII-
- MARY AND LUNATIC ASYLUM.

- -
Gthmskitir,
A CCI4IPT My'beq thinks fort
,dnOur you hive. confer-
red .111. en ine, hV appointing e one of the PHYSICIANS
of your most 'valuable institu , and vim may- be assured that
-every exertion within p et shall le Used for the interests
• of the charity.

am, Gentleinen,
Your obliged and humble Servant,
FRANCIS R; PHILP, M.B. Cantab.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-30

GRAND, JUNCTION RAILWAY.

TO COII''TRAC7'ORS.
THE Directors are now ready to rerei4 TENDERS fOr
the execution and Maintenance of a jjErther portion of the
The part called the Penkriclge Contract ' extending from the
Newport and Stafford Road, in the Tot' ship cifforebridge,-to
a point south of the Staffordshii;e a Worcestershire Canal;
near Slade Heathy in the Townslii f Goveri—bbth in the
County of Stafford,--4 distance of &limit:loi miles.
The Specification and Plans, with the coliditiiniS and ftirtn
of .Tender, may be gear; on applicatirrn it the CbtiiPatiir's
Offices, Mersey Chambers,. 014 ChurCh4afri,. Liverperot.:LNo
Tender will be received after the 16th day of .Febittary, 1835.
By orderdkf.thßeollEi.reseTZHENB°l4'
JOSEPH LOCKE,-
Engineers.
Liverpool, Jantiory 26, 1835.
•

TO APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS, AND DRUGGISTS.
4\o be 1. T, with itumediate possession, a DWELLING-
I
-B. tOUSE, and. SHOP, situate in Deausgate, Bolton-Ye-
Moors, occupied by Mr. Burrow, Surgeon, Apoiheeary, Che-
mist, and Druggist. The Stuck.in Trade (which is of first-rate
quality), and Fixtures to be take at a fair valthction, and, if
l
required, a portion of the amount e f the valuation may remain
On security. The premises are si mite in the must ventral and
adv;tatagootts part. of thtt town of Bolton. •
Apply to Mr. Buttiow, or 'to Mr. Kkowtasi Solicitor,
Bolton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-30

tOST-NIGIITS.

Mondays Tuesday,
' Thursday, and
SatUrday.
Monday.
Thutsday-.

INlundav before the
tirst„Ttiesday.irt
every month,

Tuesday before' the
third"WedneSday
in .very month:
On. the 14th and
last day of
every month.
Tuesday before tlie
first Wednesday in
every month.

Monday and
Thursday.