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

,EXPORTATION AND HOM USE.
PAINT OILS, LAMP DITT ,
__ OIL PAINTS, of every de c • tion,
VRY COLOURS, ditto itto.
El 5- onto ditto
Apply to J. and J. TAYLOR and Co.,Manufacturers.
Office, No. 9, Seddon-street.
Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS? &c. with despatch, and
on the lowest terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

CHARITY SERMON- AT ST. PETER'S

On Su nilay morning, the mayor—we should hive said James
Aspinall, ESq., 'the late mayor—of Liverpool,• preceded by the
Blue Coat boys, and" followed by the greater pelt. or the mem-
bers-of the did common council, and a lbng retinue of Mends,
proceeded to St.. Peter's church, where an excellent sermon
was preached by the Rev. Rector`Brooks, after which a collec,
tion was made in aid of the funds of the Blue Coat Hospital.

Several gentlemen, who reside in the environs of Liverpool,
came to, town on purpose to attend his worship In.this, almost,
the last act Of his official life, and after the service returned to
the Town-hall, in order to pay their respects to an able and
upright magistrate on quitting a statihn which he has filled
with so much credit to himself, and satisfaction to the inhehi-
tants of Liverpool generally, of all sects and of all parties.
On the ;return of the pi °cession, a considerable crowd was
collected at the bottom of Lord-street; but a passage for the
mayor and his friends was, of course, easily made by the people
quitting the foot-path. We were somewhat struck with the obser-
vation of one of the bystanders, a working man, who said to his
friend, "Sigh, man, teak a look, for you'll never see sich a seight
as this again i' Liverpool!'? Whether the man who thus ex-
pressed his fears suspected that a Roman catholic or an unita-
rian mayor of Liverpool was not likely to sanction by his pre-
sence a collection in a protestant church for the maintenance
and spread of proteSta.nt education among the infant poor, we,
of course, cannot say. The church was crowded, and the col-
lection amounted to £53 12s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

AT the GENERAL COUItT of QUARTER SESSIONS
of •the PEACE for the BOROUGH of LIVERPOOL,
holden by adjOurnment on MON-DAY, the 30th day of NOveniber,
:1835. •

Before JAMES ASPINALL, Esq. Mayor,
And others his Majesty's Justices of the 'Peace in and for the'
said Borough.
• 111 pursuance of the powers and authority contained in an Act
of Parliamenr•made and passed in the 6th ye of the reign of
his present •Majeity,sintituled "An Act for ering, amending,
and extending the powers and provisions o an Act of thesisth
year of his late Majesty King George t onrth, for the regu-
lation of Buildings in the Town of Live 001, and for other pur-
poses therein, mentioned, and for granti g further and additional
.powers for the improvement and regulation of the said Town,
and the preservation of Property therein from Fires and other-
wise." this Court 4oth make, constitute, and ordain the follow-
ing By-laws, Orders, Rules, and Regulations for regulating the
manner in which Lights shall be used in Warehouses and Build-
iogs ,for the deposit of Goods, and also for the prevention of
Smoking Tobacco in such Warehouses and Buildings, and 'on'
the bock Quays, and on board of Vessels in the Docks and!
Basins in the said Town and,Port of Liverpool :
I.—That no Person shall hereafter use any Light in any
Warehouse or Building in the said Town used far the deposit
and custody of Goods, Wares and Merchandises, or at or near
the Entrances to the same, respectively, or ,at or near any
Goods, Wares, or Merchandises about to be taken into any
such. Warehouse or building, or at or near any Goods. Wares
and Merchandises upon any of, the Dock Quays within the
said Town, except in a closed Lantern, under a Penalty or Sum' j
not.exceeding £5 for the first, and not exceeding £2O for every
subsequent offence. •
2.—That such Lantern shall be kept closed and locked the.
whole time during which it shall be used in any of the places
:aforeseirl, under the Penalty of a Sum not exceeding £5 for the
first, and not exceeding .C 26 for every subsequent offence.
3.-1'1)0 no Person shall hereafter Smoke any Tobacco or.
other thing in any Warehouse' Office, or Building in the said
Town, used for the deposit and custody of Goods, Wares, and
Merehandizes, or in any Room or Apartment connected there-
with, or at or near the entrances to the same, respectively, r
at or near any Goods, Wares or Merchandizes about to he taken
into any such Warehouse, Office, Building, er Apartment air at
or near; any Goods, Wares, and Merchandises upon any of the,
Dock Quays, or on board of any Vessel lying and heiugAn any
of the Doc.ks or Ba.sins within the said Town, uuder the-Penalty
of a Sum not exeeetling £5 for the fi_ist,. and ,not exceeding .£"4O
for every subsequent offence. By the COn4,
FOSTER,•Cleryafthe Peace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

IItLEGRAPII OFFICE, DEc. 28, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead, N. W.-'Blowing fresh.
OT Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 851, Lady Stormont, B.S. at 8
30 a.m. ; and Nu. 1:33, Independence, A.S. at 1 p.m.
1)11 Great Orsmsheod, inward-bound--No. :.97, Ripley, 13.11. front
Calcutta, at :I p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
PERSONS Assured for the whole term of Lif.
Britain or Ireland respectively, will have
made to. their Policies every seventh year, or
reduction will be Made in - the future paym9ntr
the option of the Assured.

The, following Tahle shows the total A.
Policies for £10(X), which have,been
teen Years at Christmas, 1830:

n Great
u addition
,n equivalent
f Pietuiwns, at

ililious made .to. Life
u force for the Pour-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

BRITISH .4 MERICA.

Esther, Sumpton, fm Montreal and Quebec, With (from Montreal)
33 brls pot and 467 brls prl ashes, W. A and G Maxwell-6d brls pot do,
Cazneau and M•Donald-238 do, DBuChanan and Son-151 do,-Dixon
Wain and Lace-1 brl pot and 9 brls prl do, Lodge, Prichard and.co-
- brls pot do, D'unlOp, Waddell and co-1 bil apples, C S Middleton
brls do, A Thomson-5 do, W Jackson-9 do, K Dowle and co—
do, G Glen-41 do, 1 bag Wool, IlutChinson and Williamson-1 bx
retd goods,.W M'Cann-1 do, G G Unsworth—G hds brandy, 9 qr cks
11 ca wine, J Crooke-1 box t•oin, W A and G Maxwell-10500 horn
tips, J Goodwin-1 cse sa*s retd, Rathbone, Bros and co—l bx. bordis
re, J AgoeW-9 hf hrls flour, T Jones-8 bgs coiree retd, D Mucha
nan sad Son—'2 jars honey, 1 prcl bees' wax, M ek honey, 2
bxs plants, G Brootne-4 hrls apples, 2 kgs honey, 341 c 21 staves, 31
o 94 handspikes. Order7-(from Quebec) 6 hrls flour, 4 brls salmon, 1'
Sumpton-1 brl cranberries, W A and G Maxwell-1 brl apples, W
Steel—l do, M Sproat-2 biz books retd, AM`
drew-2 spars, said MisterL3tigbils pot 156 brls prl ashes, c2l
dAls, Order—River

Magnashs, Russel, frn Miramichi, with 40 ps fir timber, 215 c 5
deals, I Ins lathwood, D Gibb—B I)k

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Ann Paley, Rolstone, fin Lisbon, with 39 bags wool, Geller and co
—1 bx na'dise coots uukn, Nl'earin and co-311 chts 367 hi chts
oranges, J.A.datn-86 chts 153 hf clits do:.(7roft and co—l chts 2la chts
do, 1 bx wine, 1 trs dried fruit, Order—l-Air csk
and co-1 do, Matthiat and Martin-0 llk

EUROPE.
Cathatina CbArlotta, Wiklund, fin Gainbi Nrleby, with MI brig 165
hf brls tar. H and J Hornby and c 030.0 IMndSpikeS, 25 Spars, For
Exportationt Dk
Tyro. Carter, fin Antwerp and Monte Video, with (from Antwerp)
37 bales sax, Parry and CrOshie-50 do, W Horncr-37 do, Order-30
do. Shaw, Vance and co-50 do, A SWainson-25 do, T aid A Browne
and co-145 do, Teunants. Moore and co—(from Monte Video) 1900
hides, G Barker and co-0 Dk

Enigheten, firorrian, frn Nye Carleby, tiith 1302 brIS 98 hf brls tar,
11 c 10 handspikes, J Leigh and co—Q Dk
Hercules, Hillstroem, fm Vasa, with 71 c 18 deals, 231 c 18 batons,
3 c baton ends; 31 e paling boards, 30 c bones; 50 brls tar, 11 c 12 hand-
Spikes, II aria J nornby and. co—W Dk
Terrys, flurnphroys, fm St Petershurgh, With 688 cks tallow, R
Zlidlehentsart end co--716 bars iron, taring; Bros co-14 kgs cran-
berries, 1800 ps lathvrood, Order—C.; Dk

toabin.

( The fib tires denote the register burthen of the Vessels.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

. .
NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE!
QEVERAL Hundred GLEE.S,.,at &;l. and 90„ •
DK inclurisnwes•-•The-lt:.aiK7firlisattr"
By the Dark Euphiates," Israel'sPather Land," "The
Jew's Daughter," " I think on thee,", Some love to roamo'er
the dark Sea Foam," " Dear Ja,et," " I should ry much
like to know," " The deep blue Sea," " The tab Drum,"
" Horn's Songs," " The Mermaid's Cave," nd " Thete's
beauty on the Deep," Alexander Lee's last ng "The green
Bay}' Tree," " 0 breathe not a word of our 1 e," "The Bowers
of Mosellay," and many others. New • ' roe Shilling Sets'of
Quadrille at Is. 6d , including Quail riles from Gustavus,
Fiddle, Elise e Claudio, and Chivers's celebrated
Caledonian Quadrilles. Superior Editions of Rossini's Over-
tures at Is. and warranted correct.

Sold by Ross Mid NIGHTINGALIi,', Chronicle Office, 12,
Lord:street, Liverpool; who have just received the whole of
the Music in Balfe's New Opera of the Siege of Rochelle, now
performing to crowded and delighted audiences at Drury-lane
flie.ktre; -also, the whole of the Music of the Opera of the
Mountain Svlph, "11 Puritani," " The Mountain Sylph,"
" Paul Clifford," &c. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

EDUCATION.
CiIATEAU DE S.l U.11121.3T, NEAIi ST. OMER, FRANCE.
R. W: G. I'A.RNI INTER. Pupil of Dr. Russell, and
I.l'l many years one of the Masters of the Rochester and
Chatham Classigel and Mathematical Institution, receives a
Limited Number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, as Boarders
in his House, who are attended by native Masters in all the
branches of Education, nut comprised in the English Course
of Study.-

acid Greek
of the Mathe-
Elocution. The
c of the Classics, is

This 'Course compiehends the English, 4ti3,
languages • Arithmetic and the Ifferent brans
mattes; Writing, History, Geography, it
method of instruction pursued in the
founded on an union of the Charter:
systems, which are so blended as

,use and Hamiltonian

featly to facilitate the ac-
matical knowledge of the

cuisition, and ensure a sound g
dead languages.
Every attention is devoted to khe comfort and advancemen
of the Pupils; whilst the establishment of their morals, and the
improvement of their manners, are greatly promoted by an un-
restrained intercourse with the heads of the family. They have
also constant access to a select library, and attend an English
Protestant church. The Youth entrusted to the care of Mr.
Parminter derive all the advantages' to be obtained from the
best French masters and French society, without any of the
danger to be apprehended from the influences which sometimes
operatz upon the infant mind when left to the entire control
and direction of foreigners.
The House is spacious, the Gaidens and Grounds are exten-
sive, and the Situation is celebrated as one of the most healthy
and beautiful in France.

Chateau de Saubruit is distant two miles from St. Omer—
nearly equidistant, within the range of thirty miles, from Calais,
Boulogne, and Dunkirk; and may be reached in eighteen
hours from London, or eight from Dover—St. Omer being the
first principal town on the direct roads from the coast to Paris
and Brussels:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

TrD STATES.

. _ . .
To suit on tlie.3oth instant.
For NEW YORK,
The splendid first-class new, Am can Ship
SAINT CLAI yt
Captain PUTNAM;
Itf dine 400 tons, coppered and copper fastened. built under
p4tticular inspection, of the very best materials, sails fast, and
:sin every respect equal to any ship in the trade.—For freight
ar passage apply to Captain PVTN Am, an board. Prince's Dock,
Qr to WADDINGTON MOLT apd Co.

For STEW 011.LEA.NS,
A reg,ilar Trader,
• It; The well-known first-class Ship- WELL,
Captain ALEXANDER G v;
-1,,,`k tons revister ; has splendid accommodations for cabin and
ttcerage passengers.—For freight, &c., apply to the Captain, on
kustd, east side Prince's Dock.

superior
Honduras MAHOGANY, qf superior 'city.
On WEDNESDAY, the 6th January next, 'Waive o'clock,
in Dempsey, Benbow and Co.'s bonded rd, Sefton-street,
231 Logs HONDURAS MAH GANY, • '
Containing MOW feet, Liverpool measurement ; imported in
the " Onyx," J. Nicholson, Master. direct froth the Bay, and
just landed.
This cargo is of a very splendid description, comprising Ca-
binet Wood, very superior in quality, and of large dimensions,
with , proportion of Machinery Wood ; thi whole being a
better assortment than has been offered in Liverpool for ninny
years past, and well worthy the attention of the Trade gene-
rally.
F-or Catalogues and further articular* apply to /
DEMPSEY, BENBOW and Co.)frokers.

On WEDNESDAY. the 13th January next, at Tlx e o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Cha el-street,
843 Bags
68 Casks
, 34 Cases SUGAR,
58 Baskets
33. Tons SAPAN WOOD,
I Ton HOOFS,
4 Casest HATS,
3 Bags 5
9 Boxes CIGARS,
Landed, per Saguenay, from Manilla.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Bro.kers.

VERY SUPERIOR COCKTAIL FOR SALE,

Withrnalett.V,—Qß SATUR DA Y next, the 2d of January, at

,
Halflast.Two o'clock precisely, at Mr. Lucas's iltenusiinry,
Great Charlotte-street.
it
- !
riPHE , well know_n.-..r.„..a,01-1!1-.W :46, late Cotenei
-L - Charvilfee's anci-lif. Rtithven's. le, won Six Races'
in 1834, in Colonel Chirvillee's name ride English Racing
Colendar—ind a number of Races this year in Ireland, in Mr.
Ruthven's name. It will be perceived, on reference to the
Calendar, be won the Pillertun Stakes in 1833, and Billesdeu
Coplotv, i 834. May be viewed prior to the Sale.:

By A. BARN Err,
On THURSDAY next, the 31st install/7r, at E ve n o'clock pre.
cisety, at the late Mr. Bellis's Yard, near . Johtes'Market
C„IEVERAL Draught HORSES, C TS, WAGGONS,
►_l GEARS, a Brown COLT, 7 year d, steady in Harness,
14 hands 3 inches high; Casks, Coun , Desk, &c., being the'
Property of a Person declining business.
May be seen on the Morning of the 31st. Removed for the
convenience of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

SOUTH AMERICA

Will hare quick despate
SFor VALPARAISO, INTER M E OS, and LIMA,
The fine new Barque CH JAN,
H. G. HOLTON, Master;
A =; 19Vtons; eoppered and copper-fastened, and in every
,
respect a first-rate couveyance.-1 or terms of freight, Sze., ap-
ply to JOHN BIBBY. and Co.

A regular Trwler.—AA early day will be named fer tlie'sailingg of
—"P
b this Vessel.
For VERA CRUZ.
~,, The fine British-built Barque MO EZUMA,
Captain. GEORGE BURNE ;
Al, 200 tons per register, coppered, sails st, and will be
found in every respect a first-rate conveya'nee• both for gOods
and passengers.—For terms, &c. apply on hoard, in the Pnnce's
Dock; to Messrs. CROSS, ANDERSON, and Co.; or to
W. and J. TYRER.

f:19" SOU Tii WALES.

.Warranted first Vessel.—To sail in a- to days.
For 11011 ART TOWN and SY NEY,
Ntm Sourn WALE:
The fine A hShip STEA'!' ISLA, ,
burthen per register 333 tons, titovoughlw:cYPPer,fo'
tened and c(tpurd, sails fast, and Trill he despatched as above;
tat, irut-fettpettiri- tnitar3 re" nign •
—For freizht or inissage apply on board, in tke Prince',
Deck; t4IIIr.JIMES LOGAN, or to
- H ENRYEFOX,M, Drury-lane.

For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY '.S.W.
The new Barque KILMAUR
Captain SLIARPE;
11
' r:'A lat Lloyd's; copper-fastened at copperetY ; the
greater part of the freight being engaged an ready to he put
en board will be speedily despatched.—For freight or passage
apply in Glasgow to Messrs. BUGLE, ALEXANDER, and Co.; or
fiero to CH L ILLES S. MIDDLETON, or to
curEswoßTH and SMITH.

cin SALE,
r"--' The heantiful Brigantine REBECCA,
Burthen 122 tons; built under the Owner's particular
N.S.egA#inspection, at Cumberland, .S.• nched in July
last: length, 70 feet 7 inches eadth, 20 feet 4
inches; depth, 11 Feet 4 inches: a most irable vessel of her
size, sails fast, and carries a large cargo at a very. easy draft of
water.—Apply to THOMAS HATTON, un.,
Canning-buildings, 35, South John-street.

BY GEORGE ASHTON,'
To-mottnow, (Tnesday,) the 29tli Dcc. instant,,at !Six o'clock
in the Evening, at the House of Thomas Codger, the Bull's
Head, Prescot, in the county of Lancas
eeA LL that MESSITAGE or DWELL -HOUSE, called
"Green Cottage," situate near the Portico Chapel, in
Beclesten, in the county of Lan4ster, with the Bzi'ru and other
Outbuildings, Garden and Close of Land adjoining, containing
upwards of two acres (statute Measure), now in the occupation
of Mr. Edward Copple, as Tenant thereof, at the yearly Rent
of £lO.

The late Proprietor has recently evenacd a' considerable
sum in improving the Property, which is situate .within a mile
of the town of Prescot, and about a mile and a half from the
Liverpool and Manchester Railway.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. Possession of the
Land may be had on the 24 Fcbluary, and of the Dwelling-
house, Garden, and Outbuildings on the Ist day of May next.
• The Property may be viewed on application to the Tenant;
ato further particulars had at the Office of Mr. ED*UND WAtto,
Solicitor, Preseol.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

On Freight,—For GREENOC ;
is.,.ix. The Ship PRINCESS VIC RIAt
473 tons register,
.""•:::-.-• JAMES P. BASSET, C sander;
Will he ready in the course of a few da to receive on freight
such goods as may offer for Greenock, and she will clear out
about a week hence.—Apply to the Commander, on board.
Waterloo Dock, or to .
M'CALLS, ALLAN, and Co., 7, Tower-garden.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Why does not the writer of the letter signed an "Eye Witness,"
favour us with his name and address. We cannot publish
such a statement on anonymous authority.
A word to Mr. Councillor Sbiel in our next.
The Rev. Mr. Tetlow is not the only clergyman who voted for
the unitarians; but wait until the poll book is published!
The letter about Mr. Councillor James Aikin will do quite as
well another time.
The lady in Carmarthen must give a reference to some known
and, of course,' respectable person in Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29

To-Molt now (Weduesday), the 30th instant and following day,
at eleven o'cloCk precisely each day, at their. Rooms, its
Church-street,
AN Assemblage of HOUSEHOLD FUR. TURE, Cut
Glass, Plated Articles, Horizontal, G and, and Square
Piano:fortes, by faiourite Makers, Eight ay Clocks, '1 ime-
pieces, two excellent Double-barrelled iowling-pieces, and
other Effects removed fur. the conveuien of sale-
The Chamber Furniture consists of ur-post and Camp Bed
steads, with Morine and Printed Ca u Hangings, large Sofa
Bedstead, Press Ditto, well-seasoned. whet. Beds, Mattreses,
and 'Bedding, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, Wiudow
Curtains, Turkey, B rtissels, Venetian, and Kidderminster Ca r-
pets, Fenders, and Fire-irons.
The Mahogany Articles comprise Sideboards, Dining Tables,
Sofas, Couches, Sets of Dining-room and Parlour Chairs, Loo,
Peuproke, and Card Tables, Secretaire and-Bookcase,. Cebi-
nets,. Wardrobes, Chests of DraWers,
• Capital Double. and Single Office becks, Iron Safe, Shan
Counter, Set of Japanned Tea Canisters, Scale -Beam and
Weights, Patent Mangle, Cheit of Ttiors., Kit Chen Range,
Grates Stoves, Kitchen Articlei,*Bth:
To be viewed This DA r,' the 29th instant, when Catalogues
may be had. . . ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

.ob►iCL.

'BOROUGII: AND TOWN-OF LIVERPOOL.
JAMES • ASPINALL, FSQ.,
xyOTICE IS lIERF.IIY" GIVEN, at the COURT, of
PASSAGE for the TRIAL of CI T I, CAUSES will be
held in the CounT:noor.t. on the sio side of Chapel street,
before the Mayor and Bailiffs of the id town, on TtrunsDAY,
the Bth day -e(January next,.at Ten .o'Clotrk iu the Morning, a
which the Attorneys of the said Court
_are requested to take
Notice.

And, the GRAND PORT MOOT, COURT LEFT. and
GENERAL COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH-and TOWN will be held in the
said Counr-itoom, on MONDAY, the 12th day of January next,
at Ten u'Clock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons
bound over to appear and prosecute, give evidence, or answer,
are to attend on pain of their respective ret-ognisances being
est reated. FOST BR,
Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace.

c MI Persons are requested to tale Nklice. that no Tra-
verse will be triad at these sessions unless the- same be entered
for trial at the Town-clerk's Office, on or before the first day of
the Session:
And all Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assaults found at
these Sessions against persons admitted to bail, must be entered
for trial at or before Twelye,o'Clock, on' the day next after the
discharge of the Grand Jury; otherwise the trial of the same
will stand over until the Sessions following.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

SOUTH LANCASHIRE DIVISION.

THECOMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION
of LORD FRANCIS EGERTON and the-HONOUR-
ABLE R. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, foythis DIVISION
of the COUNTY will meet Dailratopfen o'Clock, at No.
10, Exchange-alley, where Informati expecting the Election
it is requested may be communicated.
RICHARD DAWSON, Secretary.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION
OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

GENTLEMEN,
gN deference to a requisition which embodies the wishes of a
large and most respectable portion of the c• istituency of
South Lancashire, I present myself to your .. ice as a Candi-
date for the honour of being chosen to r: ,resent you in the
House of Commons, in the event o • early dissolution of
Parliament.
Circumstances, which have connefr ed me with the trades the
manufactures, and the agriculture of this part of the kingdom,
enable me to solicit your suffrages on the score of a community
of interest which makes your prosperity, or its reverse, in an
unusual degree, sensibly and immediately my own. That our
common prosperity may best be maintained and advanced un-
der those institutions of church and state,. beneath the influence
of which it has sprung and flourished, I firmly believe. If I
become your representative, I shall therefore oppose, to the ut-
most of my ability, any measures of change which may appear
to me to involve the subversion of those institutions, or such
inroad upon them as may appear designed or calculated to pre-
pare the way for that subversion.
Anxious, however, as I am to uphold all that is valuable in
our establishments, and considering, under the circumstances
of the time, the task of their conservation the prominent and
most arduous duty of your representative, I am not the less de-
sirous to aid the judicious and well-considered correction of de-
fect or abuse; and I am careful to distinguish between thh
clamour for indefinite change, or for revolution clearly defined,
and the general desire of the people, or the just petition of any
portion of the people, for such alterations as may be justified
by demonstration or existing injury, or reasonable calculation
of contingent good.—l have the honour to be, gentlemen, your
faithful and obedient servant,
Wortley, Dec. 3d, 1834. FRANCIS EGERTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

THEATRE ROYAL, AND DUCROW'S ARENA.

DUCROW'S GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
JUVENILE FETE.
The Performances to commence at Half-past Six, and con-
clude before Eleven.)
THIS present FRIDAY, the 2d January, will be performed
J. the Grand Chivalrous Spectacle of
GEORGE AND THE DRAGON;

OR, THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM.
St. George of England.... Mr. Ducrow.
After which, the Historical Scenes in the CIRCLE.
APOLLO and PAGASUS. The Gambols of CUPID and
the ELFIN SPRITE. JACK THE GIANT KILLER.
To conclude with a New Equestrian Harlequin Pantomime,
called
THE WITCH AND THE WHITE ,HORSE ;
OR, WILL 0)thIlt WISP AND THE OLD WOMAN (12P'EANBURY CROSS.
Children under Twelve years of age, I If-price to all parts
of the Theatre.
TO-MORROW there will be.no Pe ormance.
On MONDAY, for the BENEFIT of Mr. DUCROW, will
be presented his Classical Selection of LIVING PICTURES.
'1 he Company depart for London and Dublin on- Saturday,
the 10th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We regret we cannot make room for the communication from
Dumfries; but we are glad to perceive that a strong oppo-
sition is mustering against Sir Andrew Agnew, who has
thrown himself into the arms of the whigs, the' voluntaries,
and destructives. If this be not insanity we know not what
is. The honourable baronet was never many removes from
a slnapleton ; but now he is something worse.

Ebe ILiberpool gstaitZtarb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

THE GREEN HOLLY ROUGH.

I love this glad season, as yearly it comes,
With its cold to our meadows, and mirth to our homes;
I love in the landscape when whiten'd with snow,
To mark the bright leaves of the green holly bough.

1 love in the merry fresh days of the spring,
Tonmark the trees budding, and hear the birds sing;
And now, while our holiday feelings o'erflow,
Huw cheerfully bright is the green holly hough.

I love in the warmth of the summer sunn'd•hours,
To wander atone in the sweet leary boWers;
But rlqve in this season to Mingle the glow
Of social delight 'iaeath the green holly bough.

I love in the autumn to mark o'er the treas.
The fruitage all ripeningin sunshine and breeze;
But Hove in the winter. when stormy winds bh.iw,
To mark allnniajured the green holly bough.

I love the warm blaze of the festival halls,
When garlands of bright flowers hang on the wails;
But the tire, nor the feast, nor the ~arlands can show,
A brightness surpassing the green holly bough.

I love the old custom which yearly suspends
The mystical tnisletoe over its friends;
But friendship, or love, as sweet kisses may know,
Beneath the safe shade of the green holly tough,

I love the fresh jav, the pledge of regard;
The conqueror's laurel—the lay of the bard;
The fragant myrtle which lovers bestow,
But most the bright leaves of the green holly bough.

'Then gather it.goiekly, the berries and spray,
And hang it up high on this festi.val day;
Let wine, mirth, and musie,:uuitedly.flow,
MI soberly, under the green holly bough:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

Coottuifie.

. . .
Now Loading at HULL fix .THIS .12AgT ,
The fine fast-sailing Barque GEORGE , Captain R.
1... 7..07 - AT i and haying the principal p rt.iff her cargo -en-
Alrtd.o 'ill have pick despatch. 9r freight apply to
iir
Messrs. 15. LOFTIiboSE and. Co. Hull,- here to • •
BARTON, HEATH, and Co.

On THURSDAY, the 15th of January instant, at twelve o'clock,
in the Bonded Yard, Harrington-street,
%35 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
_A'
Just landed, being the enthe cargo of the Elizai-tapt. Bouch,
R direct from the Bay ;._
72 Logs Cuba MAHOGAN
17 Logs Havana CEDAR,
402 LANCEWOOD SPA , e

Imported in the. George Gordon, ex Jamaica, and just landed
55 Logs Havana CEDAR;
Imported in the'Nlanchester, and jiist landed;
36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD,
Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa;
75 Logs of ANGICO WOOD,
Lately landed per Niagara, ex•Paraiba,
gy order of the Importers,
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 29, RUSSELL-
_ STREET.
_ _

'On TuEsosv next, the 6th January inst., at Eleven o'clock, on
the Premises, 29, Russell-street, the property of a lady declin-
ing housekeeping, ,
rjrlHE Modern and Excellent HOU HOLD FURNI-
.I TURE, compriSing Mahogany Side ard, Card, Pembroke
/YE
and Snap Tables, Three handsome So s, Sets of Chairs, Two
excellent Sets of Mahormuy Drawe s Night Commode, Brus-
sels, Kidderminster and Venetian • rpets, handsome Chimney
i
and Dressing Glasses. Bronze an Brass Fenders and Fire-
irons, • large Oil-painting, a few ooks, Four-post and Camp
Bedsteach, and Draperies, Goose Feather-beds and Bedding, a
variety of useful Chamber Furniture, and the Kitchen Re-
quisites.
To be viewed on Monday, and Catalogues had at Mr. Fur. LER's
Office, 36, Reristaw-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, JAN. I.

s.
Hay 0
'slew' Hay 0
Cluver Hay 0
Straw, Wheat 0
Oat 0
Barley
Green Clover
Potatoes
Cattle Potatoes 1
Turnips l6
Carrots 26
91 angle wurzle. l6
11 I allure 6

s a. _
7
8 -
6 -
4
3 -
0
0 0 -
0 -
8
2 -
17 0 per ton.
0 -
0
•17 0 • -
6 . 7 0

LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARE ET, DEC. 29.
There was a very scanty supply of Beasts in the :market to-day. but
a tolerable supply of Sheep. Beasts sold readily at an advance on the
last week's prices, from 5d ei 6d lb.—Sheep we re much the same.
—Ewes s;d.—Wethers 61d V' lb.

'EP :ICAN

1, 1834.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

. .
On TUESDAY next, the 6th day of January inst., at Two o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then
produced, and in one or more lot or lots as shall be then
agreed,upon,-.4 ortivf.of the Mortgagee,
TWO DWELLIN.GrHOUS-ES, situate on the north side of
Finch-street, iu Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front
and in. breadth.at the back severally 38 f et. nd 11 inches, or
thereabouts, and running in,' depth on th '
.41 side, including
the whole of the back pass,pge, 3 feet wid i feet and Winches,
or thereabouts, and on the.west side, incl ding the whole of the
back passage, 4 feet wide, 69 feet and iaches,=or thereabouts,,
bounded on the east by the Dwelling-house hereinafter men-
tioned, on the west by Premises forinerlylaelOrigiiag to Jonathan
Fairclough, and on the north partly by the -said passage of
three feet wide, and in other part by the said passage of tour
feet wide. Together with the use of such passages in.-common
with the owners And occupiers of the premises adjoining.
And also One •MESSUAGE, situate on the north side of
Finch-street aforesaid, adjoining tle east side of the said
Messuages, containing, in front thercffland at the back severally'
19 feet 51 inches, or -thereabouts, and running in depth on the
east and west sides severally including the whole of the said
passage, 3 feet wide. 67 feet and 10 inches, or thereabouts,.
bounded on the east in part by a Messuage belonginc, to Mr.
John New,,and in other part by a Dwelling-house and Premises
belonging to Mr. Richard Neatly, and on the north by the said
common passage, with the use of the same in common with the
owners and occupiers of the premises adjoining.
. The above premises are in the occupation of, Airs. Orme, .111 r.
Shaw, and Mr. Robinson, and are held under lease from. the
Cdrporation of Liverpool fur three lives (two of which are now
in being,) and 21 years next after'the survivor's decease. -
For further particulars apply to Mr. MALI-An Y, Solicitor, 12,
Lower Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

Commencement of the Splendid Dramatic and Equestrian Per-
formances on the Stage, by a powerful Company of v. ed Talent,
which, it is hoped, will be found in ?to way to detr• from the high
character ever maintained by this Theatre.
present FRIDAY, the 2d, a. • TO-MORROW,
11 (Saturday,) the 3d instant, will tie .erformed the Grand
Splendid Spectacle of
THE MAGIC W L;

OR, THREE BLACK BOTTLES.
With ERW,MUSiC, Scenery, Dresses, Properties, and Machinery.
The Woman of the Well Mrs. Stirling.
ti I Steel-Cap..(the Outlaw)..Mr. G Neville.
The Clerk of Clerkenwell Mr. Stirling.
T*4Perromiatices in the ARENA will embrace the united
talent bf Messrs. Batty, Hicken, and the whole of Mr. Batty's
celebrated Equestrian Stud.
The *hole to conclude with the Comic Pantomime, called
TOM! TOM! THE PIPER'S SON!
With new Tricks, Scenery, Transformations, &c.
No addition will be made in the price of admission, although
a talented Dramatic Company ha's been engaged.
Boxes, 2s.—Pit, Is.—Gallery, 6d.

Under the Patronage of the MAYOR and BAILIFFS.

THEATRE-ROYAL.

ITALIAN OPERA.
THE Marquis DE MUTI PAPAZURRI, Proplitor, begs
leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, an /be Public of
Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he has cornple the Engage-
ments of a whole and efficient ITALIAN C PANY, whose
,it
names will appear in the large bills, on T SDAY next, as well
as the names of the Operas which will brp
oeff rformed during the
Season.
The Plan of the Boxes will be Open at the Temporary, Office,
during the next week, from Eleven till Three, No. 23, Ren-
shaw-street, where the Subscribers are respectfully requested
to secure their Places, and receive their Subscription Tickets.
Liverpool, January 1, 1835.

SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS,
.1
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF THE
MATOR AND
BAILIFFS. ,tee

ATR. G. HOLDEN begs respectfully to accAint the patrons
.114. of Music, in Liverpool, that the S b ription Lists for
his CONCERTS remain open for the sent at the usual
places.
Mr. HOLDEN finding an opinion prevalent that he has an-
nounced these Concerts in opposition to the intended Italian
Opera, at the Theatre-Royal, begs to explain, that the prelimi-
nary arrangements for announcing them were made long before
he heard a word of the proposed Operas; but, in order to avoid
any interference with them, he begs to state that not more than
one of the Concerts will be given during the Opera season.
No, 44, Sta.ffirrd-stree t, Dec. 27, 1834.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

LIVER THEATRE.

--By Desire and under the Patronage of LORD BANDON.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. HAMA ND.
rums, present FRIDAY, the 2d of Janu , will be pre-
A. seated a Comedetta, called
LOVE AND MYSTER .
After which,
THE SOLDIER'S STR AGEM.
To conclude with a grand Easter pectacle, called
THE RAJAH OF L HORE.
In the course of the evening a variety of SINGING and
DANCING, by Mr. Raymond, Mr. W. J. Hammond, Mr.
Melville, Mrs. Raymond, and Madd'lles. Georgette and Eloize.
Tickets to be had of Mr. HAMMOND, Murray-street, and at
the Theatre, where places may be taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

EGREMONT, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
REV. WILLIAM. DAVENPORT, M.A., son of
1. the late Rey; J. .DAYENVoIiT, upwards of t • y years
Muster of .the Graintuar .Sehoor, Acton, Chesil' , and kite of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge, prepares ung Gentlemen
for the Public Schools and Universitifs.
TermS :—Board and Tuition, ab twelve years of age,
CO guineas ; under twelve ditto, 50 limas per annum.
French, Dancing, and Drawing is the usual terms. Wash-
ing and Mending three guineas per annum.
gremont is pleasantly situated on the banks of the Mersey,
oppo>ite to the -town of Liverpool, to and from which steam-
boats are frequently passing: every day. Egremout has the
advantage of guod•air and excellent sea-bathing.
Testimonials can be seen at Mr. DAVENPOitT'S, Egretnont.
The Academy .will be Re-opened on Monday January 26.

•
. .
• •
ORFORD HALL, WAItItI GTON.
MISSES ItIGG and FISHWIC eg to announce that
their ESTABLISHMENT VF be ItE-OPENED fur
the reception of Yang, Ladies onTuus DA Y, the2o.th Jan.; 1835.
Orf;oxl Hall, Dec. 22,1111.
BRUCH. HALL SCHOOL,.NEA /ARRINGTON,
WILLJn be
January, 1835.
1,14:,,505Y,. the 20th of
Biush Hull, Dee. 23, 1831.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

BRITISH AMERICA.

Hope, Grimshire, fm Quebec, with 71 c deals and deal ends, Willis
and Swainson-9 ps oak and 341 ps fir timber, 106 c 28 staves, 11 c 20
deals and deal ends, Order—B Dk
Zebulon, Foster, fin Quebec, with 443 pspine, 17 pa oak and 23 ps
hickory timber, 1280 ps pipe Si; 6100 ps oak W I staves, 31 c 19 deals,
E Chaloner-32 masts or spars, 1 c 14 oars, 1 pee pine timber, said
Master—B Dk
Amity, Suttie, fm St John,-N B, with 211 ps pine and 68 ps birch
timber, 361'c.26 deals, 661 clO staves, G Glen-1 ko. salmon, said
Captain—Q Dk
Carrick, Donnelly. fm Quebec, with 14 ps oak and 307 ps fir timber,
51 c 29 deals, 3 fius lathwood, 121 c 18 staves, Ordar—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

POSTPONED/

On MONDAY, the 12th .lanuari instant, a 'One o'clock, at 18,
ExCbange -buildings
139 Serous Guatirnatai DIGO,
Samples may be seen .in Luudou on pplication to Mr. A.
MOCATTA, jun.; 48, Mark-lane, crr at the Office of
.JOHN BARON, Broker.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

IMPORTATION OF

Wheat' Barley Malt Oats [ Rye Beans Yeas
English 10508 12153 801 2639 I - •1353 6913
Seotell - 23)00 I - 232 Il'2
Irish - 1570 - ' 2278.
Brit. Colonies 510
Foreign. --

1-380

LIVERPOOL. COTTON AIARKF:T, DEczusEß 29-

On Saturday the sales were 2,000 bap, with a decidedly better feel-
ing in the market. To-day. 4,000 hags are sold, with an increased
firmness on the part of holders, and prices are fully id
than those of Friday. The trade are the ealusive bu}ers.4l7 lb hi

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OP COTTON,
From the 2Q/h it:slant to this day inelasire.

SALTS. 1 sales IMPORTS.
DESCRIPTIONS. Prvsly This I
lof the week. This Pry ;is.
this Year Wekk Week this Year
Sea Island Georgia.— 14970 120 19d (24d
Stained Ditto.
Upland Ditto 352850 3440 81 101
Alabama
/
I) 167570 440 B'l 94 /.
Mobile Bl 9i 367930
New Orleans ...... .... 301200 1600 81 H
Pernambuco l2! 14
Aricati and Ceara } 5006. 0 360 124_ 13 I 31751
Bahia and Macaio 38410 250 111 311 912 30837
Maranham l2l /3
35955
Sawginned
Para..
1600 0 0 922
Demerara and Berbice, 2680 0 0 1843
Barbados, 720 0 0 )
Common West India 6690 0-- 0 _lt :45 , 12119
ltahama
Carthagena
Smyrna
ELtyptiau 6350 100 151 —l7 6341
Surat and Madras
public sale ...al . .... ..
day, ... • • 90 160 61
pt er 0 322
Surat
Smyrna
St. Vincent
0 0
Peruvian 0 0
1061040 -..-7050- 1 1841 832048

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, DEC. 30, 1834.

Per Sha3e.
Liverpool Coal Gas ..
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £100

New Shares, premium
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings* l7l 0 0.
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 199. 0 0
Ditto Old. Quarters,.... 25 --- 49 0 0
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto 25 20 0 0
Warrington and Newton ditto, lOO 106 10 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto
Wigan Branch ditto
Preston and,Wigan North Union Line ditto 9O 0 0 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto.., lOO 70 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto 5O --- 52 10 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto ..
Maneliester, Bolton, and Bury Railway
33 --- 18 0 0,,
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Railway
Grand Junction ditto 2O --- 23 0 0
London and Birmingham ditto 25 30 5 0
Bank of Liverpool
Bank of Manchester 2O 26 0 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank.— 10 15 17 6
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 14 0 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 27 5 0
Oklharn Gas Light and Waterworks - 17 0 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 0
Ocean Assurance Company
Northern and Central Bank of England 7.10 810 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

Postponed from Friday, the 2d,
To FR IDA'Y next, the 9th January instant, n the Public Sale
room Exchange.builui s,
2500 Bates Surat CO ON,
Es John Taylor, 'from BombaY.—Api to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER,. and Co.; 51ereJaauts, or to
. WILLIA.N 1-IU3ON, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 9th January instant, a /One o'clock, at 18,
-Exchange-buildiu.s,
42 Casks TINCAL.
Samples may be seen at the Office of
JOHN BARON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM.

FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OE

PRESSURE, AND

INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,

Placed without Wires, springs, or. any. ether -.Ligatures.
ONS. MALLAN' and SONS, No. ilti,'Bot.ti-sTaEF.T,
Ili Liverpool; and 3d, Mosley-street -Manchester, Sur-
geon Dentists, (at 32, Great Russell-str t, I3loomsburv, and
9, lialf-moon-street, Piccadilly, Lou ardently thank their
Friends and the Public for the d' nguished 'support which
they continue to receive, and beg rt—pectfully to announce that
they may be consulted daily at the above Establishments. •
Mons. MALI4N and SONS continue to RESTORE
DECAYED TEETH, however large or small the cavity,
with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, su
universally recommended by the Faculty of England, France,
and other 'Continental Cala The operation of Slopping de-
cayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds the Mineral is put
into the cavity tri an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, of
pressure, hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating
pain, making a stump into a whole Tooth, and lasts for many
years, preventing the necessity of extraction.
Messrs. M. during their course of study have adopted a
mode of FASTENING LOOSE' TEETH, particularly of
aged persons, whether arising flora neglect, or the use of calo-
mel, or disease of the gums.
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH placed from one
to a complete set, which are incapable of diScelouration or cor-
rosion, fixed without wires or ligatures, tenders it impossible
to distinguish the Artificial Teeth from the Natural ones, and
warranted to answer • every purpose of mastication and articu-
lation, and will be found, in every respect, amply competent to
supply the place of their predecessors. NATURAL TEETH
fixed on the above improved principle.
The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica-
tion of the Mineral Succothineum, which they so universally
recommend. Messrs. M. recommend to Parents and others,
having the care of Children, to be,particular in' having their
Teeth examined previous to their second growth, as various
diseases of the mouth have arisen that neglect. Ch rages
as iu Paris • •.
.

1./. 7 "1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

Rept Notice.

rig-IHE commissioners in a fiat of- bankru ) bearing date
IL the 2d day of June, 1831, awarded an sued forth against
WILLIAM ALEXANDER OHM N and JAMES
COLQUHOUN KEMP, of Li r 01, in the county of
Lancaster, merchants, dealers, chap n and copartners, intend
to meet on the 6th day of January nstant, at One o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Clarendou-rooms, South John-street, in
Liverpool aforesaid, in order to audit the accounts of the as-
signee.; of the estate, and effects of the said bankrupts under the
said fiat, pursuant to an act of parliament made and passed in
the sixth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George
the Fourth, intituled " An act to amend the laws relating to
bankrupts," whorl and Where the creditors who have not already
proved their debts sire to come prepared to prove the same.
And alldebts dot then proved will he disalloWed.
M AWDSL EY, Solicitor.

ri-IHE commissioners in a fiat of bankru v, bearing date
the 7th day of July, 1834, awarded mined forth against
THOgAS BUCKLEY and ROB KENNAN, of Liver-
peol, in the county of Lancaster, rchants, dealers, chapinen
and copartners, intend to ineet'on he 6th day of January in-
stant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South
John-street, in Liverpool afore Said, in order to audit the ac-
counts of the assignees of the estate and effects of the said
bankrupts under the said fiat, pursuant to an act of parliament
made and passed in the sixth year of the reign of his late Ma-
jesty King George the Fourth, intituled " An act to amend the
laws relating to bankrupts," when and where the creditors who
have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to
prove the same. Aud all debts not then proved will be dis-
allowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

TO THE EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOL STANDdRD.

Ste,—The reformed parliament, which was to be the panacea
for all evils, domestic and foreign, has been tried in the balance
and found wanting. It has realised the worst fears of those who
opposed it; in fact, it has been discovered to be the most
corrupt body that ever assembled within the walls of St.
Stephen's, and an extinguisher has been put upon it with the
hearty concurrence of every sensible and right-minded man in
the united kingdom, for which they feel deeply indebted to the
unflinching determination of our most gracious Sovereign, who,
by this act, has afforded his people an opportunity of retrieving
the gross error into which they fell iu selecting their late repre-
sentatives. I would therefore, sir, by means of your respectable
Journal, just hint to the electors of England, that if they wish
to fie. happy at home and respected abroad; if they wish this
country to remain what it.has been, now is the time to. (scums-
plish that wish. Sir, I take a radical member of parliament to
be a man who would vote for any innovation, however rash, so
long as that vote would severe him the applause of the snob;
and surely the people of Eugland would never, after the expe-
rience they have had of the first reformed parliament, think of
returning such a sahn, for they may rest assured they will rue
the day when they should so far forget their best interests. In
addressing the people of Liverpoo4" I most distinctly assert
that the two liberal candidates, asl.hev are trilled, are the men
I have described—they are radicals in the strictest sense of the
-word—and although VIM intended to address you more at
length, I will content myself with declaring my firm conviction
that there is too much sonad sense in this town to give such
men the shadowafa shade of a chance.—l am, &c.
A TEN-POUND HOUSEHOLDER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

LORD SANDON.
k;ommittee or the.Frien-cis of LO SANDON it
_t Daiky, at the GOLDEN LION. E-STEEET, at One
o'ciack ;• • CHARLES LAW NCE, Chairmap.\
Committee-Room, Golden Lion.

I\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that t, COMMITTEE
111 for conductiug SIR HOWARD DO I GLAS'S ELEC-
TION meet in the. Great Room, in t King's Arms, every
day from Twelve to Three o'clock.

THE COMMITTEE for conducting the 'CTION of
SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, Bart. re requested to
meet in the Large Room, at the KING' lots, Tins DAY,
(Tuesday,) at Twelve o'clock.
NICHOLAS ROB N SON, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, BART.

HE toIdMITTEE for conducting the Election of SIR
T HOWARD DOUGLAS, BARr. regret to h to inform
the Electors of Liverpool, that owing to an fortunate ac-
cident he met with at the Launch this day i ill not be prac-
ticable for him at present to continue his p onal Canvass.
Sir HOWARD DOLGLAS will be happy t receive his Friends
at the WATERLOO HOTEL, between the hours of Two and Five
each day, during the present week..
NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Chairman.
Committe Room, Dec. 31, 1834.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the FRIENDS of LORD
A SANDON, held in the Large Room of the Golden Lion,
Ist January, 1835 :
On the motion of ADAM HODGSON, Esq., seconded. by Sir
THOMAS BRANCKER,
CHARLES LAWRENCE, Esq., was called '
On the motion of CHARLES HORSFALL, E.
JAMES HEYWORTH, Esq.,
It was resolved,
That this Meeting, highly approving •1 he politicalprinciples
and public conduct of Lord SANDON, .d entertaining a deep
sense of the services rendered by him to this Town as one of its
Representatives in Parliament, now pledges itself to use its
best exertions and to adopt all legal means to secure his return
at the ensuing Election.
On the motion of JOHN Moss, Esq., seconded by JOSEPH
SANDARS, Esq.,
It was resolved,
That the Individuals now present take this public opportunity
of expressing their grateful Thanks to his Lordship for his
unwearied exertions in Defending the Rights and Privileges of
the Burgesses of Liverpool in the late House of Commons, and
for the zeal and ability with which he at all times stood forward
to vindicate the purity of the last Election for this Borough.
On the motion of GEORGE GRANT, Esq., seconded by WIL-
LIAM POTTER, Esq., • •
It was resolved,
That a Committee be now appointed to make the necessary
arrangements for securing the Election of his' Lordship, and
that it do copsist of the Gentlemen now named, with power to
add to their numbers. (The List of the Committee was then
read.) - CHARLES LAWRENCE:, Chairman.
The Thanks of the Meeting were then, unanimously voted to
the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.

the Chair.
~, seconded by

LORD SANDON.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE of the
LORD SANDON will Sit. Daily on and aft
'(Friday,) the 2d January instant, at the Go7'
street, at Ten o'clock each day.
The Sub-committee for each District,
time at No. 1, Bridgewater-street for "

NDS of
di. THIS DAY,
LION, Dale-
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All sit at the same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02

On MONDAY, the 12th day of January instant, at Four o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Black Bull, Walton, subject to such
conditions as will be then-produced,
ALL those two MESSUAGES or COTTAGES, with the
the LAND therewith occupied,. sitairlcd on Mossnook,
in the township of Fazakerley, about fite miles frOrd Liverpool,
containing an acre, large measure, or thereabouts.
The Pieces of Laud are kuown byi,411% name of the Land'
Croft,- Eaton's Croft, lutack, 01:chard, and Little Garden, and
have an extended. frontage to the roads from Liverpool through
Warbrec'k-moor to West Derby ,and Kirby. Freehold of In-
heritance.
For particulars inquire of Mr. GEORGE FAZAKERLY, Moss-
nook. Fazakerley; orpf Mr. MALLARY, Solicitor, Lower cas-
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4e-street, Liverpool.