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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Manteti.

WANTED, by a Young Man Vo erfectly understands
the German Language, aSI ATION as Clerk in a
Merchant's or Broker's Office. The advertiser has been one
year in a respectable Broker's office. The most satisfactory re-
ference can be given.—Letters addressed to I. S. W., Standard
Office, will have immediate attention.
I 'N.B.—Salary no object.

WANTED, a Sl'l UATION as HOUS 'ERVANT, by
a MAN of COLOUR, who has i in that capacity
for upwards of ten years in Liverpo nd four years in his
present situation. Can obtain an unexceptionable character
from each master he has served.—For further particulars apply
at the Standard-office.

TAN
ALESM Ital,:iesoprecatanbyleo Man,easspietcutaatl)on as
I plovmitt!t'
where the advertiser's services would be fou eneficial to his
'employers. Salary not so much au object a a permanent situ-
ation.--References respectable.— Address, R. T. Standard-
office.

HEAD WAITER WANTED FOR A FAN ' -HOTEL.
APERSON without incumbrance, of ,enteel manners,
sober and industrious habits, will this a desirable
situation. Security will be required, a. d a guarantee will be
given for a handsome yearly amount —lnquire at the. Standard-
office.

ASingle Gentleman is desirous of having th -occupancy or
Two or Three ROOMS. in the resides of a respectable
and quiet family, where no other lodgers a , and about half an
hours' walk from 'Change-' •
Should this advertisement meet the ye of some one who does
not usually allot apart of their house in this way, but who, ne-
vertheless, would be inclined to do so, in finding a party with
whom such an arrangement could be agreeably made, attending
to this notice, may be worth while.
The rooms may be wholly or partly furnished.
Communications to be 'i.ddressed." Box D., No. 51, Post-
office," Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

To be 'Ext.

O LET Furnished. for One or Two Mont ~a commodious
M HOUSE, beautifully situated in Ev r commanding an
extensive view of the river and oppo coast, consisting of
Dining and Drawing-rooms and Breakfast Parlour, with live
Bed-rooms, two Dressing Ulosets, and two Kitchens.—Apply by
letter, post-paid, to M. Box 86 Post-office, Liverpool. '

per",,
PAM: OF A HOUSE TO LET.
rIIHE Occupier of a Farm House, situate at st Derby,
I. within two miles of the Exchange, is de ' °us' of LET-
TING, either together or separate, Two S "PING-ROOMS
and Three BED-ROOMS, handsomely rnished Attached
to the Douse are all the necessary Offi es for comfort and•con-
venience, together with a good Garden, and Stabling for one or
inure linrses. The Lodgers may be accommodated with Board
if required.—For cards of address apply at the Standard-office.

teve,e,
NEWTON RACES, 1835.
TO PUBLICANS and OTHERS.—LAND fo OTHS,
TENTS, &c., to be LET by TICK ' .—LAND for.
BOOTHS, TENTS, &c., for the ensuin - wton-RaCes, will
be LET by .TICKET, at the Gotha Stand,-. on Newton
Common, on TUESDAY, the 26th day May instant, precisely
it Two o'clock in the afternoon. The ground will be marked
out with pegs,. and may be viewed ten days previous to the dap
of letting, on applying to- HENRY THELWALL, at the Grand
Stand; and any further information may be had on application
to Mr. WHITE, Newton, near Warrington.—The Races com-
mence on Wednesday, the lith June.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

IRISH CHURCH.

Mr. W. S. O'BniuN asked the right hon. the Chancellor of
the Exchequer if the report of the Irish Church Commissioners
had been vet received, and when they proposed to proceed with
the church question ?--
Mr. RICE replied, that the report hsd not yet been received,
but was soon expected. The government would feel it at once
their duty and their interest to bring on the question.,of the Irish
church as speedily as possible.

AGRICULTVIIAL DISTRESc.
Mr. RICE, put it to the noble marquis (Chandos) whether it
would not he better—seeing that there were four notices of mo-
tions respecting agricultural distress, and the amount of relief
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

DANdEW-GOREE PIAZZAS:

• ----
To THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST.IINDARD.
SlR,—The south end of the 'Piazzas appears to he in a very
dangerous state, and a small space in your
.paper for these few
lines may draw the' proper attention to it, and avert conse-
quences which might otherwise be calamitous. The south end
wall is considerably rent, and the front of the building falling
out; and on Wednesday in passing along with a friend, 1 ob-
served a quantity of grain falling through the cretices into the
Piazza from the warehouse rooms above, (which are foil of
grain I believe.) For the safety of the public, it should be im-
mediately surveyed, and as it will be found to be dangerous, all
those possessing offices there should be ordered to quit, and leave
them for a short time, till the work now in progress put them in
a state of safety. Warning should be taken from the era& we
had some time ago, at the north building .of the Piazza&
Yours, &c.
.wELL.wisntß.

CENTERARY OF THE REfoiesrATtos.—The third C6fifeffary
of the reformation occurs on Sunday tile 4th of October, itf the
present }ear, and it is suggested that it should be obserted as a
jubilee thrnughout England and Scotland.

It is calculated that the total !number of comets id tfie pieta-
tary system mays_tikiLly be,Fpwards of 7,0L0,4;00,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

WEDNESDAY.

TO•DIORROW, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant a ne o'clock,
at William Nevett's Office, Rumfo treet,
150 Tons Campeachy LOGW OD,
Ex Intrepid, from Laguna.—Apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending the 12th day of May, 1835,
is 30s 51d af cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Saturday Evening, half-past Seven o'clock.
With the exception of an arrival from the Cape of Good
Hope to-day, we are without any colonial or foreign intelli-
gence. The private letters we have seen front the Cape reached
to the 22nd of March, and they are by no means of a favourable
character. he Caffres had made a sudden irruption again into
the colony, after having, as it was supposed, been finally ex-
pelled. They attacked one of the stations where a force of 40
men was established, and by their superior numbers compelled
them to retreat, killing four Europeans and four Hottentots,
and taking possession of the camp and several waggons, which
they Inia. They were pursued into their own territory, and a
party of them, to the number of 1,500, very roughly handled by
the Europeans. The eolony appears to be in a dreadful state,
and no doubt was entertained that Hinte, a chief of great
power, and who pretended to be in the English interest, is
.deeply compromised in the invasion. Immense numbers of
the colonial cattle Were in his possession.
Already does the 'popish cabinet begin to evince looseness
and ,disunion. The Marquis Wellesley has retired, not ex-
actly approving of Lord Melbourne being nominally premier,
and Daniel ()Tonne'', actually so ; we believe that this will
not be the only wive ; • but that ere another week elapses,
others will be wanting. •
Earl MulgrAve, it will he' seen, has made his public entry into
Dublin, as the proteo of Mr. O'Connell, surrounded by the
binds and hannorg of that arch-ennsintator, and duly grateful
fdr the " sweet voices" of the " finest • pisantry" in the world.
This has excited great, disgust here, and•we doubt not ere long
that the disgrace' attached to Irish domination • will be so gene-
ral, that the good .foeting of the English nation will be aroused,
and, the. incubii.Shikenat once and for ever from the breast of
the nation. -

We have had a continuance of the scarcity of money here to
which we have .before alluded; and our securities have been very
flat. Consols for money and for account have been done as
low as 91i, but, they have rather rallied since the quotation,
being at 92i this afternoon.
The depreciation in the floating securities has been consi-
derible, the premium having declined to 26 28 premium, and
India Bonds are at 9to 11 and have been as low as 8 to 10
premium:
In the Foreign market the settlement of the account passed
without any defalcation, notwithstanding the great depression
every description .of secuSity has undergone;
As we predicted the victories of Zumalacarragny turn out to
be in a great measure "weak invention of the enemy," Valdez
having'possessed himself, as we have aliersly.announeed, of the
defiles of Amescoas, which gives to him an important position
for hemming the opponents into Biscay. Spanish Bonds which
ii
have been' as Tow as 66k, are now 67. ii ; and Portuguese, after
being at 10(I ,
closed at 101 In none of the securities is
there anything doing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

NEWSPAPER STAMPS.

Lord Brtour; HA Al presented a petition from the Lord Mayor,
Aldermen, and Common Council of London, praying for a re-
peal of the nett spaper stamp duties.
The Marquis of BUTS presented petitions, praying (as we
understood) for increased church accommodation, from Kirk-
wall and other places in Orkney.
Messengers from the House of Commons brought up several
private hills; which were read a first time.
The Duke of BUCCLEUGH presented petitions from Jedburgh
and other places in Roxhurghsire, for protection to the Protes-
tant establishment, and for measures to promote its extension.
Their lordships then adjourned to Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,—FRIDAY.
The Speaker took the chair at half-past three o'clock.
Mr. E. N. Parker, who was introduced by Sir It. Inglis and
Sir J. Y. Buller, took the oaths and his seat.
Sir M. S. STEW ART moved the second reading of the Glasgow
Waterworks Bill. Read a second time and committed.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY RILL.
Mr. MILER presented a petition froth the clergy and other
inhabitants of Bath, praying that a clause should be introduced
into the Great Western Railway Bill to prevent travelling on it
on Sundays. The hon. member gave notice that he would move
the insertion of a clause to that effect in the bill.
Mr. POTTER said this was a most extraordinai y petition. If
they were to entertain petitions of this kind, they might as well
pass a law that the people of England should not eat on Sun-
days. (Hear, and a laugh.) There was no restriction on the
travelling on turnpike-roads; why should there he a restriction
in the travelling on a railway ? Was it not probable that many
who would travel to church that way would be prevented from
doing so by having this convenience denied them ? He would
oppose the insertion of any such clause in the bill. He should
like to know how many signatures there were to this petition.
Laid on the table.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

MONDAY, MAY 18.—Noon, Wind W.—Light breeze.

Anal,/ ED—The Emerald, Crawford, from Mauritius, sailed 9th Feb.
and from St Helena 19th March—Columbian, (heaves, from Pernam-
buco, sailed Ist April—John Porter, Jenkinson, from Halifax, sailed
2d May—Robert Morris, Westcott, from New Orleans, sailed from
the Bar 11th April.
Also Am:imp—Manchester, Bassett, from Bristolßohert Napier,
(steamer) ; and Princess Victoria, —, from Londonderry—Not-
tingham, (steamer) from Belfast—Earl Roden, (steamer) from Dun-
dalk—John Wood, and the Clyde, (steamers) from Glasgow:
SAlLEAmFelizabeth, Passmore, for St Helena, 84e—Coneprdia, Na-
gel, Rotterdam—Mary Racket, Wilson, Al. xandretta and Briroot—
John Troughton, Jordan, Archangel—Dunlop, Shaw, NewfOundland
—Scipio, Grindlay, Quebee—Entrelina, Bok, Rotterdam—Amia Ma-
ria, Stickney, St John's, N B—Niagara, Rigbylßahia—Monarch,
Mondell, St Lucia—William Ilamley, Sutherland, Havana—Bovne,
Maguire, Madeira—Champion, Reid, St Fetersburgh—Elita Ann,
Love; Ilaroburgb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Web 3 4)ubticationo.

Now ready, Vol. 1., uniform with Allan Cunt ingham's edition
of the works of Robert Burns, beautifully illiaistrated, price ss.
THE SONGS of ENGLAND AN SCOTLAND.
" All lovers of songs (and who at so e time or other has
not found pleasure in the social form of eery ?) will be de-
lighted with a little volume just publish by the son of Allan
Cunningham. The work is entitled ' Songs of England and
Scotland;' bet the first volume contains English bongs only.
They are selected with great care and taste, and exhi-
bit specimens of almost all the writers of Songs, from Mar-
low and Ben Johnson, to Southey and Rogers. The preface
evinces a great deal of research; and a well cultivated judg-
ment."--:-Times.
London :—JAMES CocHR exit and Co., 11, Waterloo-place;
Liverpool, WM. GRAPEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Entperial V4rliamtnt.

'HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WHIMESDAY.
SALE OP BREAD.
Captain PECHBLL brought in a bill to repeal the several acts
now in force relating to the sale of bread in the city of London
and its suburbs.

CLAIMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S MARITIME OFFICERS.

Mr. RoniNsoN moved for leave to refer two petitions pre-
sented from certain maritime officers of the East India Com-
Wny excluded from the compensation-granted by act 3 and 4
illiam IV., cap. EG, to a select committee. The hon. member
said, that his object in moving for the committee was to inquire
how far the spirit and letter of the act of parliament had been
complied with, and whether strict justice had been done by the
East India Company in awarding compensation under the act.
He should reserve for his reply what he had to say in favour of
his proposition, if it should meet with any opposition ; but he
hoped that the house would yield to the evident justice of the
motion, particularly as it would not he bound by the decision of
the committee, as the terms of the report would have to be con-
sidered hereafter.

The motion was agreed to, and a committee appointed.
Mr. LABOUCHERE moved for a select committee to inquire
into the present state of the harbours of Leith and Newhaven,
and the best situation for constructing a harbour in the vicinity
of Edinburgh, due regard being had to vested interests and the
rights of the public.
The motion was agreed to, and a committee appointed.
Mr. Hume's inotion for a return of the number of Lord Chan-
cellors receiving pensions and the amount thereof was postponed
till Thursday.
The house then adjourned at a quarter to ten o'clock.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—THunsuAy

The Earl of Craven and Lord Bolton-took the usual oaths.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

FOREIGN MAILS!
nicEs.

France
Matta, (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar
•
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores,Canary & Cape de Veide ;aids
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils •
Buenos' Ayres, Montevideo,•Chili, aitd Peru
Jamaiia, St. Domingo, and .....
Mezieo, Cuba, and lioMltiras

1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twel e o'clock, at Bateson
and Holston's Office, Lower C t e-street,
1000 Bags RICE,
2000 Bags )
• 109 Boxes $' SALPETRE,
200 Bales HEMP,
47 Boxes.CASTOR OIL, •
Now landing ex John Woodall, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr.
H. DUTCHMAN, Merchant.
BATESON and HORSFALIKBrokers.

011 FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at 0 e ock, at William
Nevett's Office, Rumfor reet,
About 3 Tons SALSA RILLA,
Apply to Messrs. R. IhiNDERSON and ONS, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Qua} west side or Brunswick Dock,
212 Birch PLANKS,
3,500 Fine and Spruce PLANKS
9,900 Oak and Ash Hogshead S ES,
Being the entire Cargo of the John Porter, ptain Jenkinson,
from Halifax, mow landing.—Applv to
DEMPSEY. BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the•2lst instant, at wel o'clock, al
Bateson and llorsfall's Office, Lower L e-street,
280 Bags Brazil COFFE
Now landing ex Susan and Ann.—Apply to Messrs. WALKER,
HUGHES, and CLARK, Merchants.
BATBSON and lIORSFALL, Brokers.

OR THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o' tk,
at 9, Exchange-alley,
200 Boxes Barbados ARROWROOT,
40 Bags Ditto GINGER,
50 Puncheons partially damaged-MOLASSES.
Apply to Messrs. THOMAS and HUNitY MURRAY, Me?chants,
or to W. I'. BUSHBY, Broker.

On THURSDAY, next,. the 21st instant, at One o'clock, at D 41
Buchanan and Son's Office, Dale-street,
Abbut 83 Tons fresh LOGWOOD
E Piercy, from Honduras, now landing e side Queen's
Dock.—Apply to Messrs. EDWARDS, HALL, and Co.' Mer-
chants, or to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'cloc
Office of It. W. Preston, India Bui
2 Pipes
2 I-Ihds. very superior Old PO INE,
2 Quarter Casks
10 Cases CLARET,
3 Ditto CHAMPAGNE.
Apply to

Without reserve,—B;

R. W. PRESTON, Broker.

order qf the Administrator of the late Mr.
John Boardman.
t, the 21st instant, at One o'clock, at the
Preston, India-buildings, Water-streak,
SHERRY WINE, of variou'
and invorts,7

On THURSDAY nex
Office of R. W.
8 Hogsheads
38 Quarter Casks'
44 Barrels
1 Pipe
1 Hogshead I
4 Quarter Casks I
8 Pipes
8 Hogsheads
6 Quarter Casks
1 Quarter Cask LISBON WINE,
2 Hosheads
3 Quagrter Casks S BRoNTEWINt,
8 Pipes SPANISH RED WINE,
2 Cases CLARET,
1 Hogshead PORT WINE.
7 Cases of CHAMPAGNE.
Samples may be tasted and Catalogues had on the Morning o
sale.—Apply to, 11. W. PRESTON, Broker.

MADEIRA WIN WIN

FEGUIRA PORT WINE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On MONDAY next, the 25th instant, at One o'cl ck, at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-stree
120 Tons fine solid NICARAGUA 00D,
180 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,.
Landing ex Savanilla, from Savanilla. Apply to Messrs.
KERS, Islam, and TOMLINSON, Merchant , or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at Joseph
Hardman, Sons, and Co.'s Office, Exchange-pla , Exchange-
street East,
25 Casks Flaq ANNATT .
Apply to Messrs. JOHN VAN ZELf.ER and „Merchants, or
JOSEPH HARDMAN, SONS, a Co., Brokers.
J. V. Z. and Co. have on Sale a small argo of CORK-
WOOD, ex Sovereign, just arrived from Paro; also Lisbon,
Oporto, and French dorkwood, Port Wine, Brazil Tapioca,
Dutch Geneva, Madder, and Flax.

On FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, ateson and
Horstall's Office, Lower Castle-str t,
201 Chests SHELL LAC, -
40 Bales SAFFLOWER
150 Bales MUNJEET,
4000 BUFFALO HOR ,

16 Tons REDWOOD, _,
59 Bags BEES' WAX,
Now landing ex John Woodall.—APply to Mr. H. DUTCHMAN
Merchant. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 3d June, at Bateson an Horsfall's Office,
Lower Castle-street,
3i Tons fine East India ELEP T TEETH,
Tons ditto SCRIV LOES,
Just landed ex Princess Charlotte and D unties!, from Bombay,
—Apply to Messrs. DIROM, RICH AION D, and Co., Merchants,
or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 3d June, at Bateson aI e(Horsfall'S Office,
Lower Castle-street,
3 Tons African IV ,
Ex Cessnock, from Africa.--Apply to essrs. R. ZwiLcnitN-
ßAßT and Co., Merchants, or to
13ATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

NEW TEAS.
( Imp?. ted direct from Canton per Morgiana.)
On MONDAY, the Bth of June next, at Ten o'cloc)t precisely, at
the public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
100 Quarter Chests
100 Half Chests BOHEA,
150 Large Chests
100 Chests
266 Congou Chests FOKEI*OHEA,
Good to fine COGOU,
1750076
Boxes
560 Boxes good CAPER,
44 Chests fine SOUCHONG,
• ?AU Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,.
43 Chests FLOWERY PEKOE,
54 Chests HYSON,
230 Chests Good to fine CONGOU,
40 Boxes CAPER,
80 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE.
•
The whole of the above were personally selected by Mr. Lay-
ton, Inspector of Tea to the East India Company. To be seen
at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, from Monday
the Ist to Saturday the 6th June. Delivery to commence on
the 15th June.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and
J. HORN BY and Co., or to
SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

EXTENSIVE
d.4RPET 'VD FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

BRANCH and SON ,
nespectfully inform the Public that they have
ON SALE,
BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
At the HANOVER ROOMS.
An extensive and Valuable Assemblage of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE

•
Of every description,
Including DRAWING-ROOM SUITES,
Of real and Imitation Rosewood,
In Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables, Chairs,
Couches, Sofas, Tea Poys, Ladies' Escrutoires, Cheffoniers,'
Canterburies, and Skreens;
Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS ;
FOLDING, CHAIR, and SOFA BEDS;
/ MAHOGANY ARTICLES,
n. Bookcases, Secretaires, Pedestal and Cellaret ideboards,
Cheval Skreens, Single and Double Wardrob , Trafalgar
Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, Loo, Sofa, Pe broke, Snap,
Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas, • dren's Chairs,
Cots, Cribs, Chests of Drawers, Night Comm s, Bedsteps, Bi-
-dots, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stands lusic Stools, &c.
JAPANNED, STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS,

In the greatest variety_;
Four post, Cottage, Canopy, French, Nursery, and Press
BEDSTEADS;
. FEATHER BEDS;
HAIR and STRAW MATTRESSES;
PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES,
Of all descriptions;
Elegant CHIMNEY, and DRESSING-GLASSES; BATH
at GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES; &c.

TOGETHER WITH
A very diversified and extensive Assortment of
•Rt'SSELS, DAMASK, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER
CARPETING,

Of the best manruiracture and newest patterns;
DRUGGE' S; H EARTH RUGS
FIGURED FLOOR. and LOBBY CLOTHS,
Of all dimensions,
For cutting to fit Rooms, Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins, 4.e.;
HAIR SEATTNGS;
And a very superior Assortment of
• REAL TURKEY RUGS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

SUNDAY. MAY 17.—Noon, Wind .S.S.W.—Blowing fresh.

- -
ARRlVED—Frances, Heath, from Barbados and Martinique, sailed
from Barbados on the 3d, and Martinique on the 21st April—Eliza
Heywood, Heywood,' from Barbados, stilled 9th April—Ann, Lamzed,
from Aveiro—Dorcas Savage, Vincent, froM Sierra Leone-Savanilla,
Percy, from Savanilla—Susquehanna, Wilson, froM St Marks-,James
Grant, James ; North Star, Benedict, sailed 14th April ; Tacitus, Rus-
sell ; Creole. :Tracy ; Birmingham, Patterson ; Ellen, Kemp ; and
Corea, Prescet, from New. Orleans,-Bonanza, Berm, from Laguna,
sailed 29th Mareli-,•Mountaineer, Williams ; and Brilliant, Lawrence,,
froth Jamaica—Maryland, Barrett ; Herman, Leslie ; Venus, Butters;'
and Victoria, Rogers, from Mobile—lluddersfield, Noaks, from Sa-
vannah, sailed 23d April Nicolas First, Haase •, and Pretteriek•Wil-
helm Third. Kuhr, from, Danzig—St Leonard, Gun, from Calcutta.--
Percy, Tanner, from Honduras, sailed 30th March—Wilberforce; far.
rison, from Maranhatn, sailed 12th Airil—Delos, Harvey, Smyrna,-
Gustav; Redman, from Memel—Thontis,' IroOrd, from Guernsey—
Isabella, Brown, from Canton, sailed 16th Jan. On the 31st March;
in lat. 9 2 S; long. 13 52 W, spoke the William Nichol}, from Bombay
for London. On the 21st April, in lat. 21 14, long. 37 28, spoke the
bappbo, froth Greenock. • • . •
ALso Aitglvan-r•The Jane, Candlish,.from Kirkcudbright—Louisa,
Mayhar. from 13eatiinaris- -New Pursuit, Charms, from Milford—
Mary, Harvey, from Cork—Leander, Harvey ; and Swan, Lyle, from
Glasgow—Dotty, Philips,• from Chester—William, Atkin, from Dun-
more—Eliza, Thomas; from Swansea—Mary, Jenkins, from Stranraer
—Witch, Burns, from Beaumaris--ltuth, Harris, from Newport—So-
phia, Barker, from London—Brunswick, Collins, from Youghall—
Ballinasloe ; City of Dublin; .Fin.sal - and Britannia, (steamers) from

Kensington, Curtis, hence for New Yoik, was spoken 12th instant,
in lat. 51, long. 19.
• Fly, from Sierra Leone for this port, at Barbados, lanky.
Lily, Nl' Donald, sailed from Falmouth for llamburgh, 13th instant.
Portenia, from Vera Cruz, at Laguna.
-,
Rowena, Elliot, hence, at Pernambuco.
Princess Elizabeth, from Africa for this port, at Barbados.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

WEST INIDTES.

rr
ar, Intended 10 saii-Ost-Tuesday next, ti ' ' instant.
, - For BARBADOSiIhe Ship FRA S,CHARLES
.'"-* tit; HEATH, Master.—For freight or pass ge App_iy to .
BARTON, IRLAM, andRIGGINSON.

•
Will be despeaelted- im media
. -
For ANTI GU A, the Ship G 1{ , SAMUEL
jizmi6l.:i RA VELEY, Master.—For freight or p' a'ze apply to
C. W. ao-1 F. SEIANI).

I* place eJ the ANFIELD, under positive engagentent to
sail Ist June.
For ST. THOMAS and HONDURAS, the s rior
-a,new Cumberlaud-built Brig CARRIBEAN OBERT
IttvtNG, Commander; hurtheu per re s 24 tons,
coppered and copper-fastened, the gre part of. her
cargo being engaged will meet with despatch. or freight or
passage. having spacious accommodations, apply on board
King's Duck; to HENRY SMITH; or to
F.-F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Goree Piazza.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Lee'ard Island.• and Demerara..

Janittici And Bahamas
Cartliagena and La Guayra ..
North America
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland Denmark, Prussia, Rug
sia, and the North a guropfr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Aliv

In the early part of the week our Cotton market was very quiet,
and prices rather lower; but during the last three days the demand
having considerably increased, it closed at the full quotations of last
week. For Sea Island we again ad4ance our prices Id or tb. S'peen..
lators have taken 3000 American, and exporters 1700 American, 500
Surat, and 300 Bengal. 300 Bengal were sold to-day by public auction
at a fair ptice.

ACCOUNT.. OF SALES AND I
From the 9:h inst, to thi

►IPORTS OF COTTON,
day inclusive.

SALM
This Prvsl
/ 2411.011T5.
DESCRIPTioNs.
Sales
Week thisYeay r.
t-PThis"YeYar jet . f the week.
. --.
804 Island Georgia... • • 3520 •750 .204 0 31jd
Stained Ditto.
Upland Ditto ..,' 134330 7870 104 —l3
Alabama 1 39600 3240 91 111
Motile lO4 —l3 14175 168339
New Orleans 154520 5970 101. —. 13i,
Pernambuco - 154 171
? 19170 CO • 1 1048 18716
' A /lead and Ceara 3 15i -.- 16 3
Bahia and Magaio...... 16910 220 141 —..154 12810
M'aranharn
1 14320 360 1051 = 106 1 2236 12559
Sawginned•
Para 240 0 0 895
I,leruviak
Demera and Berbiee, 970 0 0 120 66
'Barbados, . .. .... • • 240 10 13 0
Common West India 5490 o—o 1 96 4173
l'abstna
Cartha"ena - 0 . 193
Smyrna ' • 110 ' ' 0
:Egyptian 4770 240 204 —2l 1000 5630
!Surat and Madras , 39680 520 74 8j 13980
'Bengal .... . • ••• .
'Per public sale' . —.... day,
'Surat f 0 0
Demerara
Bengal 3OO 8 0
----- ----,—..—•,
437610 20000 —.
31234 386737 , ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

right hon. member proceeded at great length to repel the
charge of insincerity brought against him by Mr. Roebuck, who
he accused of having betrayed what transpired at what was
understood to be a confidential and private interview.

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

Mr. FRANCIS BARING moved the following grants, which
were agreed to :

£22,700 to defray the expenses of the revising barristers at
the last registration of voters.
£130,000 for the civil contingencies of the year 1835.
A short debate arose on this motion, in the course of which
Dr. BOW RING said, that " many of the individuals who repre-
sented England at foreign, courts did not represent reformed
England." (Cries of "Oh ! oh !")
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Ft ItDIERIC A..

I Van-anted first Vessel.
.Takes no Salt or Steerage Passengers.,
For MONTREAL, the . ye: y fast-sailing ritish-
lagiV built and coppered Brig SHAKES E E, J. STE-
' PHENS, Master; 200 tons per re ; this vessel is
now loading in Prince's Dock, and has great part of her cargo
engagert—For, freight, apply on board, to Captain. STEPHENS,
who is well acquainted with the navigation of the St. Lawrence,
or to ' DUNLOP, WADDELL, and Co., India-buildings.
To be succeeded by the tine A 1 British and coppered Snip
1101(AL WILLIAM.

ve
• For H ALIFAXI, N.S., the Brig COR IR, HENRY
• is„,.. WlLLlklis, Master; burthen 282 , coppered, and
.o:lZit sails temarkabty fast ; has super • accommodations
' - - for pa,iengers, and will be immediately despatched.—
For freight, &c. apply to Mr. PETER -NUNAB, 9, Duke's-place,
or to Wll .LIANI FAIRCLOUGH, 11, Tablev-street.
,

For•MONTREA L Direct, the first-class Cu WA-and-
,
built coppered and copper-fastened Bri
-1..1K J. Poll's, Commander; 231 tons; loading west
* side of King's Dock;
.sails fast, an e Master being
welt sicquainted with the navigation of the St. Lawrence, a
desirable conveyance is offered to shippers.

For QUEBEC, the fine Liverpool Ship CALCUTTA, Jolly
BANKS, Master; 389 tons per reg.ister; coppered and comr-
fastened, and takes- no salt., and is in every res sect a-superior
conveyance for goods and passengers; ly►ng in the Prince's
Dock.—For further particulars as to freight or passage apply
to the respective Masters, on hoard, or to
'WM. FISidER and SON, Brokers, 2, Cable-street.
(One interest.)

Sawed: the Corsair, and will be despatched on o about 6th June.
For MONTREAL d. ect,
15.
The well-known regular ding Brig
..,2 - •• I RTON, TilostAS LITT , Commander;
-'- 200 tons, Al, British-built,an cuppered. This vessel
is now lying north end Queen's Dock, is a superior conveyance
for fine goods, and will meet with prumpt despatch.—For freight
or cabin passage apply to the 'M astei-o
(FISHERWILMA:Xi- and SON.

To sail on. Saturday next, the instant.
6)::4... For JERSEY, the OLIVE BR H, A 1; having
.1114.:4 room for a few goods.—Apely to
F. F. GIBBS and Co., Gpree Piazza.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

rer'si:4lairrs.

Monday, Tui,sda
Thursday. and
Saturday..
Monday.
Thursday.

notidav bertire t%e.
firit Tuesday in
every month.

Tuesday before the
third 'Wednesday
in every month.
On the 14th and
lagt day of
every month.
Tuesday before the
first 'Wednesday id
every month.

blouday and
TtroadaY•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

SOUTH AMERICA

Now loading-in George's Dock, and will posiiivel
e 23d instant..
For MA.IiA.N.I , the
f-rAVQr ithhip SYBY L , Ronsiur
'' BliowN,'Commander; burthen per regi er 375 tons.
---For freight and passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to Messrs. BARTON, HEATH, and Co., or to
GEORGE LILLIE and Co., 1, Brunswick-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

SCAVENGING THE STREETS.

The Chairman referred to a complaint that had been made
with respect to the filthy state of the streets, and gave an in-
stance of Temple-court being in that situation, although as
many as twenty scavengers were employed in the immediate
neighbourhood. He also intimated that au alteration was in
tended to be made in the disposal of two of the lamps in that
court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

ARMY ESTIMATES,

Lord HOWICK moved a vote of £109,558 for the yeomanry and
volunteer corps.
Mr. 11 um-. moved as an amendment that the vote be reduced
to £30,000. His intention was to strike off entirely the sum of
£48,650, charged for calling out the yeomanry on permanent
duty, which he thought unnecessary, and to vote half the re-
mainder, that is, for six months only:
Lord HoWicx said that the keeping of the yeomanry in a
state of efficiency was more economical and less onerous to the
people than to ballot for annually, and call out the militia.
After a short discussion the committee divided, when the
numbers werb—
For the resolution 77
Against it

Majority against the amendment... 60
The Chairman then reported progress, and the house resumed,

IMPRISONMENT FOR DERT.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, on moving the further considera-
tion of the resort on the imprisonment for debt bill, said that it
was his intention to propose, instead of the house sanctioning
th,e bill as it stood, it should be referred once more to a select
committee. He hoped, however, that no new evidence would
be taken, as they had two ponderous folios of evidence alreadv.
Mr. FRESHFIELD inquired what was intended to be dime with
reseect to the judges of the Insolvent Debtors' Court in the
event of the act, which was temporary, and would expire, if not
revived the next session, after June, 1835, being suffered to die
a natural death ?

The ATTOLNEY-GENERAL said, that no doubt the situation of
those judges would, in such a case, be taken into consideration.
If the court was abolished, he hoped the public would have the
benefit of the services of those judges in some other capacity.
An hon. member expressed a hope that the committee might
be empowered to take evidence.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that there were no facts upon
which evidence was wanted, and to accumulate another folio of
fresh conflicting opinions would be a covert way of defeating
the bill.

Mr. CA RRUTHERS, without intending a covert opposition to
the bill, pressed upon the hon. and learbeil gentleman the neces-
sity of taking further evidence.
The bill was then referred to a select committee, which was
appointed.
-The oaths' abolition bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed on Monday.

MERCHANT SEAMEN,Ri“.

Sir J. GRAHAM, in moving the second reading of the merchant
seamen bill, observed that, as seviral alterations had been made
in the bill, it might be mare convenient that it should be read a
second time, and committed pro forma, when it could be dis-
cussed on the third reading.
The bill was accordingly read a second time, and ordered to
be committed on Monday.
Leave was given to bring in several bills,• after which the
house adjourned at one o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

. _
Numerous petitions were presented to the house from parishes
in Scotland, praying that protection might be extended by the
legislature to the established church of that part of the united
kingdom. Three petitions to this-effect were presented by Lord
Kinnoul, two by the Eat' of Roseberry, and fifteen by his Grace
the Duke of Buccleueb. _ _

Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from Edinburgh, pray-
ing that the house would not consent to the grant of any money
for building churches for the established religion of Scotland.
The Duke of RICHMOND moved for returns of the numbers of
convicts transported from the year 1817 to the present day, with
the number of deaths that had occurred on each voyage.
. At a quarter to six o'clock the house adjourned.

• HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY.
The house having to ballot for committees in the rases of the
cities of Carlow and Canterbury election petitions, the gallery
was not opened until half-past four o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

The eontinued,arrixp of BanasroN! have tended further to depress
the market, and some cargoes have been sold at reduced prices, accord-
ing to which the quotations are regidated.—Sales of SicilyßuMAc have
been made from the ship at 12s 9d, and from the warehouse in small
lots at 13s; „coarse ground Trieste hat• also been sold at 7s to 7s 3d 4f
cwt.—At a public sale of ARooLs to-day, nothing whatever was done ;
a few cases of fine Bologna were sold at 48s gr cwt—MAODEEs and
MADDER ROOTS without alteration.:—The demand for OLIVE OIL has
been limited; prices are without any change, being firmly supported
in the few sales which have been made.—ln Pisit OILS there is no
alteration to notice.—SEED OILS are in fair request at the quotations.
—PALM OIL remains steady at last week's Prices, with but little busi-
ness doing.—OlL of TURPENTINE Is lower.--Some transactions in
IlEmr have taken place at lower rates.—FLAz of fine quality is
glared for ; a parcel of Odessa, similar to Petersburg twelve-head,
has brought £5B 4f, ton.—The transactions in TALLow have not been
extensive; some parcels of Petersburg yellow candle have sold at
38s 6d, and smaller sales have been effected at 395; about 180 casks
Buenos Ayres brought 34s to 34s 6d 4fr cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

THURSDAY.

On TfluttsDAY next, the 28th instant, .at
ivelvo o look, at
William P. Bustatv's office, Eac a.nge7alley,
21,14'p ao.s • Manilla .SUGAR,
8 Boxes fiitto
2 Boses Ditto CIGARS,
1 Box fancy CIGAR CASKS,
3 Boxes 5 Bags white Manilla IJATS,
217 Casks COCOA MIX OIL,
25 Tons SAPA N WOO.D, •
Ex Brian Itorn, from 111anilla,
69 Bags COPFEE,
Ex Zeno,,from Sincapore.
Samples may be seen 'at the office of vegs,s. M. J. arl.C.
Woodhouse, Mincing..lane, oprioris—Apply to S.l,essrs. liozEjtx
Wisr.-andCol Meri:hants; or to
• 'WM. PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker.

. .
'On account of the Undrenv tees.
On On FRID i next, the 29th instant, at I. elve o'clock,
Bates•on And ,fforsfall's Office, La Castle street,
500 BUFFALO HID S,
300 KIPS,
Landed ex Calcutta, from Calcutta.
BATESON and 1:10IISFALL, Brokers.

Oa FRIDAY next,.the 29th instant, at Twel clock, at Bu•
,chanan and Bscavne's Office, d -street,
6tJ 'tierces Jamaica CO EE.
Apply,to -Messrs. JOHN AIUGHOLLAND and Co., Merchants,
Water-street, or to__

BUCHANAN and BROWNB, Brokers,

On rampAy• 'next, the 29th instant,' at Tweli,e o'elocl t Bate
SOU and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle- eet,
201 Chests SHELL LA ,
40 Bales SAFFLOW -
150 Bales MUNJEET,
4000 ,BUFFALO HORNS,
.16. Tons ,REDWOOD. •
59 Bi.lg-s-BEES' WAX,
Now lansling,es• john Woodall.—Apply to Mr. H. DoTqlot42l
Merchant, or to

BATESON and HORSFALL, Brok-ofii

On Partner next, the 4th 'instant, .at Twelve o' ck, at Bate-
sop and .Ijorsf4's•Otlice, Lower C e-street;
East India liIY
,BUFFALO' ES,
Lately landed from Calcutta.—Apply to G. BOGG, Esq. Mer-
chant, or Up

BATESON and HORSFALL, BrOlserS.

. .
On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant„at One o'clock, at William
Nevett's Office, Bumford-street,y-
-50 Bales Turkey MADDER Rpm's,
6 Tons Turkey .BOXWOOV
Now landing ex Nimrod, from. Sinyrtlf...,--Apply to Messrs.
JAINtas'SpEN, SON, and Co., Merchants or to
WILLIAM EVETT, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 29thinstant, at. One o'clock, ateN6lliam
Nevett's Office, humford-street,
17 Bags Cypyus MADDE,R 800.
Ex IDelos, from Cyprus
18 Bales Naples NIADDER' OTS,
EX Paddy, from Trieste.—Apply to Mr. TIMOTHY BOURNE, or
to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the29tli instant, at One o'clock, At jam
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
• 25 Chests SHELL
.LAC
for further particulars apply to Messrs. ARLES TENNAKT
and. Co., Merchants, or WM:.N.
.VBTT, Broker.

•
013:FRIDAY next,llthe 29th instant, atTwelve o'cloclyat No, 9,
01dhall-street,
46 Tierces Jamaica 0 -,1 i-,4117
15 Byls..Demerars.
'Recently landed.—Apply to ‘•
GLADSTONE and SERGEANTSON,,Brokers.

'FI“DAY nest, the 29th instant, at Ty4elve o'c rfit. Lea
and Waddingtolfs Office, Atnfurcl-
-100 11ads Stained
.Sea Island G • ,T ON.
Apply to LBA and NVADOINOTON, Brokers,

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twrlve.O!clock tT. and
Littledale and-Co.'s Office, ,Exchange-b ings,
1600 Bales Swat COTTON,
400 Ditto Bengal DITTO,
200 Ditto Demerara DITTO,
4 Ditto Vine Barbados DITTO.
T. and 11. ,LITTLEDALE.and Co.

Pnly to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

T Eft .10 A Y N f:!*T

WEDNESDAY,On
the 3d June, at Bateson and,Horsfall's 0
Lower •Castle-street,
31 Tops fine East India ELEPHANT TE ' H,
31 Tons ditto SCRIVELL %
Ex-Princess Charlotte, and DannVess rn'Bombay.
3 Tons African IVORY,
Ex Cessnock,•from Africa.—Apply to
BATESON and HORSFA,LL, Brokers.

NEW TEAS,
(Per Morgiana froin Canton.)
On MottnAv, the Bth June next, at Ten o'clock, a the Public
,Sale=room, Exchange-buildin
175. Chests Canton BOH,E
.183 Chests Fokein ,
798 Chests and Boxes CONGQU,
240 "loxes CAPER CONGOV,
95 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,
21 Chests PEKOE,
.22 Chests.SOUCHONG,
27 Chests HYSON.
The Tgais.now on show, and may be seen to THURSI*Y, 4th
June, and the delivery 'to commence On' the 15t1i Jµne.—For
further particulars apply to 'Messrs. 'DANIEL and PtcrmsoN,
Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL,
THOS.-and H. LITTLEDA LE and CO. Brokers.
V ARNRAM, I?WART, and DELAPOSSE;

NEW TEAS.
.(Imported direct from Canton per Morgiana.)
On,IgoNDAY, the Bth of June next, at Ten o'clock precis4
the public Sale-:room, 'Exchange-ban:4,s,
,
100 -.Quarter Chests
101) Half Chests BOHEA,
150 Large Chests
JUO Chests
FOKEIN :HEA,
266 Congou Chests
• 1700 576 Clieit l
Bo,s Good to,fine CONGOU,
560 Boxes good CAPER,
44 'Chests fine S OLJOH ONG,
240 .Boxes ORANGE. PEKOE,
43 Chests FLOWERY PEKOE,
54 Chests HYSON,
4111
230 Chests Good to fine coNpoti,
40 Boxes CAPER,
80 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE. •
The whole of the above .were personally selected by- Mr. Lay-
ton,,,lnspector of Tea to the East India Company. TO..befieen
at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, from Monday
the Ist to Saturday the .6th June. Delivery to commence pn
lbe,lsthJune.—Fin further particulars apply to Messrs. H. bpd
J. HORNBY and Co., or to
SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers.

NEW TEAS.
•(Imported4irect.from Canton, ex Gardelia.)
Ort._MoNuAr, theSth, and TuEsnAs,'the 9th June next, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
310 Quarter Chests
• -.. IS6 ,Half Chests BOHRA,
150. Large‘Chests ,
• 111el3 .Chests FOKEIN HEA,
3327 Chests good to CONGOU,
47 Boxes PER
.1198. Cattv,Boxes
,352 Boxes ORA: GE PEKOE,
?80 Chests.FLOWERY PEKOE,
771 Chests TWANKAY,
155 Chests HYSON.
6 Chests GUNPOWDER.
The wholeuf: this cargo was personally selected by Mr. J. R.
Reeves, ,Inspector (yf Tea .to the East India Company:, 'Tele
seen at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, frotn
Monday the Ist to Saturday the 6th Jur e. Delivery to con:Tepee
on 15th-June.--For further particulars apply to Messrs. TA.,it.en,.
Parma and Co., or to

SASIPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

To close Sales.

On MONDAY next, the. Ist June, at -One o'clock, at Priestley,
Griffith, and Cox's Office, Exchane,i7ehuiidiugs,
35 Tons'Tampico FUSTIC-,
10 Tons Santa Martha-DITTO
Per Lady Hannah Ellice, from New .Yor ; in the Porter
• Brewery, Scotland road
200 Tons lipanislt FUS: C,
Per Mary, from New York; in*Tho s, Canning-place, and
Hanover-stre
41 Tons fine Lima NICAR. GUA WOOD,
Per Mary, from New. York ; in l'hornson's, Canning-place.
31 Tons CPOI WOOD,
Per Mary, from New York; in Poi-ter Brewery.
35 Tons Campenehy LOGWOOD, per Christal, from New York,
88 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC, per Dowson, - ditto,
28 TonsCAMIWOOD, per Thichess of 'Beaufort, ditto,
In:the Pinter Brewery; Scotiand-Rlace.
For particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN and 4AfIES JA.c.tcseNt'
Merchants, or to • '
PILIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX, nr),_
Brokers
JOS. HARDM'AN SOIsiS .ind Co., .) A

On Ttiußso y, the 4th June next, atTwelYe o'clock, in Pejny-'
seyi Bettbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard.Sef u-street,
(.42 Logs and Curls of 'MAHOG Y
`:18 Logs of splendid SATINOIS,
40 Tons of lAGNUMVIT.iVff
Being the.eatire Cargo of the Melantbr .Wheelwright
ex St-Doirtingo, and just landed.
This:Cargo of Mahogany is real City Wood, and consists of
a large proportion
,of very excellent Ciirls, with an Assortment
of Table and Veneer Legs of,large dimensions and yety,choict
quality, and, being the last Cargo of City Wood expected for'
some tiine,is particularly worthy the attention of the Trade.
Also 200 L'ogs of Cuba MAHOGANY, ' '=
Daily expected arrive.—For furtl,,r particulars sajpttx
G. 'I YttlE, Esq., London, or
. . DEMPSEY, BENI3OW. and Co., Brokers. -
Also 106Pritne Itio'RO.S.EWOOD PLANKS, weighing 23
tons, 19 cwt., 2 qrs., 18 lhs., daily expected to arrive.—By older'
of the Importers.
DEMPSEY, ,BENBOW, and Co., ,Brokers.

:PUBLIC SALE,OF
ST. DOMINGO AND HONDURAS• MA SGANY,,
AT' GLASGOW,
On FRIDAY, sth June, at 11 o'clock, co mencing ,in the
:Bonded Yard, York et.
t Two Hundred and. Thirt v-four ST. DOMIN,QO
MAHOGAN•
,averaging .300 sup. feet each, being the entire cargo of the
"Navartn," selected with peculiar care, and is decidedly the
finest parcel for sizes, quality, and figure, 'that has tieen im-
p_orted here for tnany years Also, by same vessel, 383
Pieces SATIN WOOD. '
Immediately afterwards, and in an adjoining Yard, there will
likewise be SOW
•
One Hundred and Thirty-six Logs HONDURAS
.MA II 0-
GAMY, imported per " Elizabeth'and Mary," Which also will
be found deserving of attention, being generally good useful
Wood, and having also a number of very supeiiorLop. Also,
at .atue time, 215 Planks ROSEWOOD.
Apply.to ;Mr. THOMAS AITKEN, Measurer, Greenock; or at
Glasgow, to
WM. CONNAL,
,Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

Co be A,olb.

.--
mo be SOLD, a Bright BAYr 15 hands.l inch high,
it of food !figure and Action. an excellent Roadster; six
years Old., and warranted soon . May be seen at, Dab!. s
Livery Stables, Falkner-street, who will give .any ostorrnation
„
that may be requited.

. . . ..-
,
By order of the Executors.
Aivlo be. SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a well-built MAN-
SlO/1 .or DIV ELLING-11.011.,-.'.E.,in" Gateacre, About
. e Miles. from Liverpool, suitable,for the. residence of .a
Genteel Family; with Coach-house,-;;;table, and. ather Out-
bitildirip and Offices attached, or K 1 a large Garden and
Orchard well stocked with Fruit Trees ; situate on the south-
westerlyiide of the Road leading from Gateacre to liale.bood,
and late in the occupation of Mrs. Galan, toce4so.
Also a neat COTTAGE, Kith Stable and large Garden, situ-
ate on the same side of the said road, contiguous to the before.
mentioned premisei, and now in the occuilation ONT. Fletcher,
as tenant.
And Four Closes of LAND appertaining .theretu,.eontoiniug
altogether 12. i. ltt. 13r. of the Statute measure,.or thereabouts.
rrbe•PrerniSes may be viewed between the .hours..of twelve
and' four any - day except Sundays and iFidt4s.
For:furthVr fkrticulars apply to B. GALAN, V*l.,Seacombe;
or at the Office of LEIGH and SANDERS, Solicitors, Baenett-
street, Liverpool, where a Plan of the Property may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

,AV4RAGE FRTCE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cornmted,fromi
~
the returns made in the -week endin the 19th clay of May, 1835,
is 3ls 24d rcwt , exclusive:of the • D-iities of ,Custoinspald or pay-
able. thereon on the importation thereoflnto Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

TG CORRESPONDENTS.

The letter signed N will be sent to the proper authorities.
As "Speaker of the House of Lords," the Lord Chancellor has
no more power in the house than any other noble lord. He
has peculiar duties to discharge, but no official power.

We thank D for reminding us of the Rev. Mr. M'Neile's ser-
mons. We have read them carefully,•and with delight and
admiration, and we have no doubt that they will excite much
attention in the religious world. We shall notice them at
greater length first opportunity. .

CRITO, as he signs hiniself, should send his trash to the Mer-
cury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

LIV.ER2OOL DIS PENSAIr. IE S

. . . .
tNumber of new patients entered on the books of Dispensaries during,
the fast week.--

South. North. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 223 984 607
Visited at•their own houses and supplied with
medicine, B4 128 309

Total at each Diapensary

364 ',42

v!srroisp
North—Mr.-J. 11. Smith, Mr. G. Prevost, and Mr. Stubbs. junior.
'South—Mr. Jordan, Rev. F. Murphy, and Rev. J. H. Mom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26

%MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

There has been only a moderate demand for LinigsToNs, owingt to
the.holders being less inclined to-sell at the rechided quotations, at the
lowest of which buy-ers,may found.,—SuluAo been in limited:.
request—There are no sales worthy of notice reported in Aaoots,
CREAM of .T,ARTAR,:nipi-,kipts„or,,MADolzadloolt..—For Otiett, Oft'
there has been a fair demand, about,4lo tuns liarvin, been sold at the,
quoted pricei.—Of V ai,ogs small; lot of: fair: eimati• binught 417
12s 641, and-forsood common Snvs,-rqa 3 17s 6d was bi,ffand refused.
—4n,Sittr.Otuvery little business' is doing, and holders appear More,
desirous
•to effect sales, as, the rilws••received. this week, fromthe'
Fishery ii-favourable.—Coo'Ott: is in fair request ; a parcel to arrive
has beoAspid at £27 10:4, from the iitlak.—A:Curther advance • has been
realised on Lr.”ilen OIL, some sales having been effected at 465,.0d:t0.
147 s .4p' girt. ;,pale RAPE remains steady; with a; limited demand,-
11olders. of PALM OlLare more firm, and about goo tons hare I?een
sold at £25 55,0 £25 lOs 4 ton.—OlL of TUE.VENTIE may noiv be
bought nt,our-reputed quotation.,—Smallf sales of flame.are effected at=
£26.fOr Petersburgh•elean n FLAX little done this week—We con=
tinueto,experienoe,gpat firmness inithe-MaLow market, and some
business has been done in Petersburg yellow.qandlo at 395; ,85 pipes
griod Monte-Video Tallow.sold oreWeduesday by auction at 34s 3d to.
043 Gd W cwt.