The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29 00:00:00

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F:" Will have rich clearii,ell.
onrew t:NAPLESoppered aci
Brig :NAIL
,g 1 ,
1,.., The fineF',' A NDRO,
V,►NCIiN&V Dl BAWEDLO aster;
A 1 ; 120 tons register; having a great par of her cargo ready
for shipment will be despatched as above.—For terms of freight
appl♦ La JOHN ABBY and Co.
..,

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For VENICE,
6
, And will forward Goods to ANCONA an untsTE,
-The flue new cop Bred Schooner •ZE` AND,
...., W. MaLLING,
.M.aste
130 tuts register; having a great part of he cargo ready for
s4hipluent will have quick debpatch.—For terms cif freiglit ap-
ply to .JOEI.N BIODY and Cu.

*team IQiguat ton,

it DOUGLAS, ISLE OF M .
Hislinjesty's Royal Mail a d ar-office
;Steam-packet

QUEEN OF 'THE LE,
'WILLIAM Gun, Commander;
'Will sail front LIVERPOOL fur DOUGLAS,. during_ the
liiouth of December, as follows, viz.:—From George's Pier-
head, with the Mail and Passengers, every MONDAY MORNING,
at Nine o'clock, and from Clarence Dock, with Goods, Passen.
gem, and the Mail, every THURSDAY AFTRRNOON, about the
time of High Water, returning from DOUGLAS every TUE.S-
-&It and FRIDAY EVENING, at Tide Time.
Cabin Fare from Liverpool to Douglas ...lOs. 6d.
Steerage Ditto 6s. 6d.
For freight or passage apply to the Agents,
MOORE and CHRISTIAN, 23, Redcross-street,
Liverpool;
EDWARD MOORE, Douglas, Isle of Man.

CC,' Shippers of flooded Goods will be held responsible for
any detention which may be caused to the vessel. it is also re-
quested that those parties who intend their Goods shall be en-
tered by the Ajeat do send.the particulars of the same into the
Office before '1 welre o'clock at Noon on the day of cleating,
otherwise the Agent will not be responsible for the extra thus
of 15 per cent. incurred in consequence of non-entry.

POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS TO LONDONDERRY.
TWICE EVERY WEEK.
'The NORTHWEST of UtELAND maguifi-,
, cent'and powerful new Stearuepacket •
,A`, .y
IV 4\ ISABELLA NAP R,
Captain D. A. Di ..PORT,
'Will sail for LONDONDERRY, with le• eto call atTORT
RUSH and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY,, o-monauw,(Med
Ilesday,) the 30th instant, at Eight o'clock, AIM.
The •powerful Steam::packet ,ROBERT NAPIER,
Captain wirt.t.ssi CUPPING,
Will also sail, as usual, on -SA-ruftnAT, the 2d of January
next,- at Three o'clock, r.m., from the Clarence Dock.
For Hates of Freight and Passage apply to
JOHN MUNN, 'Foyle-street, Londonderry.
MOORE and lIPCREIGHT, 23, Water-street,. Liverpool,.
Who have for SALE,
The well-known Steam-packet QUEEN ADELAIDE, built'
"by .Mr. John Wood, of Port Glasgow; burthen per register 173
tons: propelled by two Engines of 140 Norse-power, by Mr.
Robert Napier, of the Vulcan Foundry, Glasgow ; now iu com-
plete order, audlying in the. Port of Londonderry.
(One concern.)

,For DUBLIN AND !BELFA :T.
.THE CITY OF DUBLIN
410kiip STEAM-PACKET COM ANY,
- INCORPORATED BY ACT OF 15 LIANIENT.
The at, we Cotnpany sail their Vessels, or without
Pilots,) taking -Goods and Passengers to t "following ports,,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-monnow, (We4nqs-
:clay!) the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the 'Even;nt,f from the
• o
Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line,to
SAMUEL PERRY, • 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN WCAMMONand Co.,

The ptive.i.ple of this.• Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits itrnung them,
after palinent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers-.auct Shareholders—a principle
which .Will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty yf their
Dividends, and to Shi.ppers of all descriptions of 'Goodi and.
Live St,,ck the hav;ag a well. supported' Establishment or •Est-
lass St.!ainers. and the lowest rate of Freight compatible .with
due attention to their maintenance.

LIVERPOOL AND BELPA .
44
The new Steam-packet P ,CON
iiki--:Arls intended to. sail froin the Cl once Docklor
litilLFAST•on FRIDAY next, the Ist..lanuar , at Nine o'clock
in,theiThooning.
The Stearn-packet CORSAIR, on A eiumr next, the .4th
January, at Ten o'clock it the Evening.
Thebe vessels leave Liverpool for. Belfast every Mondayand
Erida,s' and return from Belfast to Liverpool every Tuesday
and Thursday. LANGTRYS and Co., Water-street.

AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPALIAN INHABLTANTS,OF THE TOWN
OF ST JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.

. ,
riIHE Town of St. John contains above ,thirtee thousand
IL souls,—about eight thousand are Roman C olics, and
the ;remaining five thousand are principally a ached to the
Church of England. The only Protestant ,E scopal Church
in St. Johns' accommodates about eight h red persons; the
Dissenting Congregations may amount, to out one, thousand
thus leaving about, three thousand Prates nts without any ac-
, commodation in a place of worship. This evil has been felt
. and acknowledged-for. years. In 1827, an.application was made
to Government to. aid the erection of a new Church, but without
;success. Since that time the Protestant population has consi-
derably increased; and the present ,Archdeacon„the venerable
Edward Wix, has, during the last five years,,made re-
peated efforts to raise from the inhabitants the requisite funds
for that purpose,. but owing in a great degree to their pecuniary
inability he has not .succeeded. Two years since the Arch-,
,deacun visited -England, with a view or raising contributions
for the effectuating of this desirable object; but at that time,
in Consequence of the Society for
,the Propagation of the:Gos-
pel in Foreign Parts snaking a pnblic Appeal ju aid of their
'funds, he was then dissuaded from pressing this abject ,on , the
British public. The evil, however, resulting to, the Protestant
inhabitants, from the want of sufficient 'Church accommodation,
has been •so apparent, and the spiritual destitution of the poor
in this respect.has
:been so keenly, felt by the 'Archdeacon, that
he has on his own responsibility el:mu:mined the erection of a
new Church in St. John's, depending entirely upon the result
of. this appeal to the British people, tn enable him, to meet the:
engagements he has entered into for its completion. The,
building has progressed so .far, that it is expected that the,
Church will be open for divine service on next Easter Sunday;
• and: it is confidently hoped that,a, generous British public, who
are aver ready to minister to the wants of their poorer brethren,
;will answer this appeal with. liberality.
Two. thousand
:pounds are immediately required for the ob-
ject; and should a larger sum be contributed, the building will
beenlarged accordingly.
A Committee has been fornied. in Dublin, and Subscriptions
,entered into there.

The undermentioned persons have kindly consented.to act
as ,a .Cormnittee ,in Liverpool, by whom, and the following
Bankers, Subscriptions will be thankfully received :
The Mayor, Mr. T. OD. Cooper.
-II ev..l. Brooks' Mr. James Robertson,
Rev. A. Campbell, Mr. Elijah Harrison,
Rev. C. Wray, Mr. Henry Glynn.
-Mr. Charles Taylor, ( BANKERS.
Mr. Robert Alsop, 1 Messrs. Leyland and Millen,
Mr. J, G. Oughterson, i 1 Messrs., S. Hope and Co.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HAS MAJ TY.
XTORTHCROFT'S PARLIAMENTA CHltO-,
111 NICLE ; embracing Impartial and Authe is Reports of
;all ,the Speeches delivered in both Houses; e various Peti.
,tions presented; and the Divisions on all t Important Ques
Lions brought forward since'the Ara of amentaiy Reform;
with copious Indices.
Vol. 111. is just completed, Price 385.; Fine Paper, 552. Gd.
.—The First and Second Volumes are still on Sale, and may, be
!had of any respectable Bookseller. Price :—Vol. 1., Session
1., 3 and 4 Wm. IV., 255. boards; Fine Paper, 38s. Vol. IL,
Session 11., 4 and 5 Win. IV._, 355. boards; Fine Paper, 515.,
bound iti two divisions. 'The Work is also Eublished Weekly'
dtiting. the Session, in Numbers at ls. each; rine Paper, Is. 60.
,Subscribers not having completed their sets are requested to
do so with as little delay as possible to prevent disappointment.
London :—A. Nortbcroft and Co., 96 and 97,,Chancery-lane,
Booksellers, by Appointment, to his Majesty; and Sold by
Williner and Smith, and J. Arnold, Liverpool.

A GENTEEL YOUTH, of good connexionsand amiable
1
A manners, engaged in any professional or _rcantile situa-
tion in Liverpool, may be accommodaied wi BOARD and
LODGING, and every domestic comfort, ' the house of a
beneficed Clergyman, residing in a ver. healthy situation,
about half an hour's walk from town.—For uddres apply (post
paid) at the Standard-office.

WIDOW LADY, residing in a healthy part6f the town,
IS_ is desirous of receiving Two or Three L6ung Boys es
BOARDEhS, and would prefer such as Cot be Educated
along with her own two Sons. at a select an limited School.
The Lady is n member of the Church of E gland, enjoys an
Evangelical Ministry, and can give the iii;fiest references.
By those who know particulars, this is regarded as a pecu-
liarly favourable opportunity for orpliansolho require niaternal
care, or for children whose parents bre abroad.
Tatters addressed F. M, BOX D 41, Pust-offieerfriti meet with
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the earliest attention.

RNDUCTI,
SCOTTISH LIMON

,N OF PRENIIUMS.
IRE A_ 4 LIFE INSURANCE
o BY ROYAL OHABTKR.
ion begs to direct the notice of the
Table; Wowing the get Reduc-
e their Rates of Prein.
!Sniffle OCcitiottipor bie Occupation
Months, Months.

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ItsconronarEi
ITIHE above Incot pot:ati
Public to the ff.llowi
tion they have now made ii

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60 46 30 16 70 503€ 19

.Warranted not to hare ha '
zardous goods nor hazardous
trades
Hazardous goods, tint no ha-.
zardous trades allowed
Hazardousgoods,andtlie usual
hazardous trades allowed. 1 7 01 5 01 3 6! 1 9 P 01 6 4 el 2 0
Floating Policies, in all cases, with average clause 10 0 7 6 5 t 2 6
The above Company has been established for Eleven Years.
It pays about £20,(X00 per annum to Government for Duty on
Fire Insurances in England and Scotland. Its subscribed
Capital is Five Millions Sterling, and`upwarals of a quarter of a
Million is actually invested in Govern nient.andßeal SeCtirities.
Tables of the Rate's, and every requiSiie information, may be
obtained at the' Company's Offices in London, Edinburgh, or
Dublin, or from the undersigned Agents at Liverpool.
0.• M; BROD! E, • Bretherton's-buildings,
North John street.
GEO. TURNER, Exchange-court East.

NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
WAREHOUSE, 101, LoNtioN-ROAD, ,
Two doors below the Blind "bylum. 7
dr 1 H. THOMPSON in returning his siut:eXthanks to his.
. —ntiiiideciiia 'Friends and the Public loythe very liberal
patronage bestowed on him since his openi g the above lista-
idishineni, begs to inform them that he he just returned'from
LondOn, where he has selected an entir 'EW STOCK OF
PIANO-FORTES and oilier IN sTit t Ei,us. of the very
/I
first quality and make, which are tiow ready for inspection.
The following is a list of Prices:—
Elegant ..
Square Piano-fortes, Six Octaves,
Round Corners and Metallic Plates, ofthe£2. 8
to £5O 0 0
VFW iin-pro ve rniM I, eatdi
Do. Cottage Cabinet with Plates, Six Oc-
tavesdo. - 38 to 57 15 0
Do. Cabinet with Plates Six Octaves and '•• :'
Half . 40 to 75 0. 0
Do. Rosewood Cabinets with• Plates and Pil-
lars, Six Octaves:- rlO to 85 0 0
Do. Six and Half do. do
Elegant -Semi-grand Piano fortes, Six and
Half Octaves with Plates and liars.. .. .
Do. do. • Rosewood . 85 to 100 0 0
Grand Six and Half Octaves. ' 85 to 100 0 0
Do. do. - Rosewood Sit to 151) 0 0
C. 11. T. has made arrangements with the Principal Foreign
Houses, in Hamburgh, Strastmigh, and Paris fur a constant
supply of Military Blass Instruments on the latest improve-
ments.
' Piano fortes Lent on, Hire, Military Bands furnished with
Instruments on the short-esk notice;. Music Copied'; Instru-
ments Tuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchanf,e.
A regular supply of New Music weekly from London.
N.B.—The whole of the Music from the following favourite
,Operas which have been so well received in Loud-pat—Siege-of
'Rochelle, I Puritani,:Fra Diavolo.
Also a choice selection of Piano Forte and other Music.