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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

EUROPE.

- To sail OM Thursday nest.
For LISBON, the fine fast-sail'no. 1 Schooner
ATI E ICK Cool), M ' r ; burthen per
register 119 tons; lying the sou end of the George's
Dock.—For.fi eight or piis.ige apply on oard, or to
WM. BEREY, Broker, 4, Strand-street.

eroaottuioe. /

• •
For NEWCASTLE-UPON-T,TNE, the A 1 Smack
'REAPER, 86 tous, sails fast, dis intended to go
through the Canal; now load g George's Dock,
' and will sail on Saturday
14, King-street.

WM. GREY.

Ztram Nabigation.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Goods and Passengers to the Bromielaw.
The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL SH PING COMPANY'S
FINE STEAM PAC TS,
'.'," M ANC HESTER MAIN, Commander.
t n ~, , CLYDE
li
I\
onr. AWFORD, Commander..
L 1 ~,iit. 4,,, AILSA CRAIG ...J. 'KELLAR, Commander
1.." -, GLASGOW T. WYLIE, Commander.
MVERPOOL..Roirr HEPBURN,,Commander,
Sail, as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or Without Pilots,
calling, weather permitting, at the Isle of Man and Tortpa-
trick, with Passengers only.—

The CLYDE sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 21st
instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon.
The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the `2
-4th
instant, at Seven o'clock in the EVening.
The LIVERPOOL sails on MONDAY next, the 29th instant
at Nine o'clock iu the Evening.
Apply to MATTHIE
.and MARTIN, 3, Drury-lane.

..
J \ For DUBLIN AND tWELFAST.
THE CITY OP DUBLIN
.74\. 'STEAM -P ACKET OMPAN
- INCORPORATED RI—AC OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their v els, (with or without
Pots,) taking Goods and Passenger -o the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
For BELt. AST, the HIBERNIA,. TO-MORROW, (Wed-
nesday,) the 21st instant, at, Three o'clock in the Afternoon,
from the Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to .)
SAMUEL PERRY, 27.
kfor Belfast Line, to - C Water-street..
JOHN M'OAMMON and Co.,)

The principle Of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to §dippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers; and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.

On *ale. /

• A constant Supply
Pontypool TIN PLATES and ,oftus ALUM.
Apply to JONES. MANN, and,FOSTER

CONSTANTLY ON SAME,
Buenos Ayres and Moige Video DRY mid SALTED OX
• H IDES, of heavy and lig4ll;veights,
in quality equal to any ever imported frjrn the River Plate; the
Salted hides 'wing free from flesh and salt, well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—ApplY to GEo. BARKER
anit-Co., or to SAMUEL LAFON P.. 10,Vitheharn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

MONDAY, JANUARY 19.—Noon, Wind N.—Moderate.

Aantve ID— Alexander Robertson. Blake, from Batavia, (sailed irth
Sept.)—Mary Ann Webb, Viner, Bengal, (sailed Bth Sept.)—Richard
Walker. Foster, Africa—Hannah, Clayton. Puerto Cabello—Rebecca,
Inglis, Demerara—Mariposa, Frecto, Savannah. (sailed 23d ult.)—
Pactolus, Wise, and Archimedes, Windsor, sailed 4th.ult., New Orleans
—Marys, Hudson ; Countess of Airle, Archibald. and Susannah,; Mur-
ray, sailed 23d ult., Nassau, N. P. (Dampier sailed 11th ult. for Os
port)—Spermaceti, Tilley, St. Andrew's.

Atso ARRIVED—The Maria, Kemp. from Hull—Marian Watson,
.Tones,lyileatl— Lowther Castle, Middleton. Bel fast—Marzaret,
Jones Isle of Man—Mary Pester. Simpson. Whit Aaven—Dolphln,
Smithett, Dublin—John Wood. Ewing, and Clyde, C rawfotd, Glasgow
—Robert Napier, Davenport, Londonderry.

The Hehe, Currie, hence for. China, passed Anjer, 6th September.
Eliza, Davey, hence, at Batavia, 3d Sept.
Rowley. - . from Glasgow, at Batavia.
Cape Breton, Richardson, henc.e, at do.
Mandarin. Donald, hence and Madras, off Sangor.
Calcutta, Grnndy, from Bombay. off do.
John Stamp, Young, from Bombay, off St. Helena, bound to London
Susannah, Dunn, hence. at Rio Grande.
Anna, ---- , hence, at Prince Edward's island.
Hebe, Weymouth, hence, at Lisbon.
Sportsman, - , hence, at do.
Jeanie, Stirling. hence. at Limerick.

Salima, Heyese;from Antwerp for this port, at Milford.
The Manlius, Lemon, from Quebec for Clyde, was wrecked the 9th
ult. in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland; the master, eight of the crew,
and four passengers drowned.
BATAVIA, 9th Sept.—The Eliza Moore, for London. took the ground
4th instant, between the islands and the main, but was got off, and
proceeded on her voyage.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES AND CAPE OP GOOD HOPE.
Brebner, 416 John Bagshaw. Cg, Calcutta

WEST INDIES, &C.
Barton, Irlam, and co, 386 Bolivar. W, Barbados
.1 Gordon and- co, 190 Giovan Enrique, P, Havana

SOUTH AMERICA.
J Davidson or Tyrers, 159 Findhorn, G, Buenos Ayres
Tyrers or G Brown, 393 Geo. Canning, P, Rio Janeiro
Ashley Bros, 317 Herculean, P, Do

UNITED STATES.
Maury and co, orl 322 Eleanora, P, New Orleans
Raynes and en, S 404 Washington, P, Do -
Malcomson, Bell, & co, 519 Troy, P, New York
T Roy or Barton and co, 331 Voluna, Savannah
C Humberston and co, 470 Chatham, P, Roston

BRITISH AMERICA.
Kers, Imrie, and co, Donald, P, St Thos & Carthagena
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

SOUTH AMERICA.

To sail vositively on the 30th instapt:
For BUENOS AYRES direct, the...tine A 1 Brig
• ELIZA, G. WHEELER, Master; bur en per register
170 tons; coppered and copper ened ; sails re-
markably fast, and having two-thirds of he cargo already en-
gaged, will be despatched as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, George's Dock, or to
BOLD and RUSSEL.

UNITED STATES.

LINE OF AMERICAN PACKETS FOR
4,Ab:k NEW YORK.

To sail on the 30th of every Manth,,viz. :

AJAX, C. A. HIERN
ST. GEORGE, NV. C. TUOMPSON •
ST. ANDREW J. TtuamAs
T. M. HARVEY, •

... I ons 30th Jan.
. I .. 28th Feb.
, . 30th March
30th April.

These ships were all built under particular inspection, of the
choicest materials, are of the first-class, coppered, copper-
fastened, sail fast, and are commanded by able and experienced
masters.

Their Cabins are commodious and elegant, . and Wines
and Stores of the best quality are ,prorZded by the ship. Every
-attention will be given to ensure the comfort of the passengers, and
tl.e appointed days of sailing will be strictly adhered. to.
The rate of passage for each adult, including wine, is thirty
pounds, and without wine twenty-five pounds.
•- The aboi=e.vessels sail respectively the 11th of ,every Month
from New York.—For freight or passage apply to -
SANDS, 110DGSON, TURNER, and Co.

To sail immediately.
A For CHARLESTON,
"4* The A 1 British Ship HUDDEI3

EowAtto NbA.K.v.s
Burtheu 346 tons.—For freight or passagliptlevrio
CHARLES lIORSFALL, 'ON, and Co

lELD,

For NEW ORLEANS, the fine new American Ship
MANCO, Wll. CRAWFORD, Master • kottrthen 350
tons-; on her first voyage; is copperlfasfetieil,ifaili
1 fast, and will be despatched in ale v ys.--For freight
or passage apply to
SANDS, HODGSON, RNER. and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

CHURCH REFORM.

We can state upon what we consider unquestionable authority
that. a Committee of Bishops has been appointed to consider of
a plan of church reform, including a commutation of tithes,
preparatory to the subject being submitted to parliament by hie
Maj esty's ministers.— War cester Journal.
We learn that a measure of large, and we trust of enlighten-
ed; church reform is to be immediately brought forward by Sir
Robert Peel en the opening of parliament. We are also in-
formed that the Rev. Dr. Pye Smith and the Rev. John Clayton
have bad an interview with the premier by his desire, with the
view of making some arrangements as to what are called dis-
senters' grievances. Both of these gentlemen have stood aloof
from the mere political agitators calling themselves dissenters,
and have little communion of sentiment with those who are
capable of penning the low and intemperate resolutions to which
the name of Mr. Timothy East was appended. We believe Sir
R. Peel is disposed to go as far as any reasonable non-conform-
ist ought to desire, in removing the few remaining civil die.
abilities of the dissenters, and we trust that the respectable
portion of that body will not suffer the intentions of the govern-
ment to be defeated by men who have no stake in the country,
and who derive more than half their importance from the
bustle nod excitement of troublous times Record,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

110 be LET, with immediate possession, -commodious
HOUSE, in a retired and spacious rden, situated in
Breek-lane, Eve rton. There ate suitab tbuildings attached.
For particulars apply at the odic f Mr. GEORGE Wott-
THINGToN, Solicitor, Chapel Walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JANUARY 16.
The demAnd for cotton daring the week has been only to a moderate
extent; and holders Showing more disposition to effect sales, our
quotat►,Ons are pow Aa. t) 1;1. lower for American ; in Bazil there is
no alteration. OW Surat are advertised for auction on Friday next.
Besides the annexed arrivals there are about 10,000 bags not yet re-
ported.

ACCOUNT OF SALES A:
From the 10th ins'a]

ND IMPORTS OP COTTON.
to this day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

To the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY
and LUNATIC ASYLUM.
GENTLEMEN,
AVACANCY being announced for the Office of PHYSI-
CLAN to the LOCK EIOPITAV, I bog leave to ottir
my services, and should I be so fort ate as to obtain 'our
confidence, no exertion shall be wading on my part, to fulfil
the duties of the situation.
I have the honour to be, Gentleo:en,
lost respectfully,
FRANCIS It. PHILP, M.A. Cantab.
Rodney.street. 14th Jun. 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

i' -LBOUN D, about a Month agO, at Orrell, a Y ling HEIFER.
IL'. Any person describing the same, and p ing the exenses
incurred, may have her returned, on appl. ion to Mr. JAMES
ASP IN WAIL, Ortell, or to Mr. ROM:Zit T.A IN
street, .Liverpool.
N.B. If not claimed previous to the Ist of February, will be
Sold to defray expenses: .. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

Monday, Tuesday,
Thuisdav, and
Saturday.

Monday and
Thursday.

Monday.
Thursday.

slonday before the

iirs7l;ueshav in
every month.

Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
thirdlVednesday
in every month.
O❑ the 14th and

last day of
every month.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

TIIE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE 'NORTHERN
_ _ HOSPITAL.

A VACANCY having i,eci=u,;(iii; the Office of PHYSI-
AL CLAN to the NORTHERN UOSPITAL, in conse-
quence of the resignation oP: Dr. SVar. I beg to offer myself
a CANDIDATE for the SITU lON. If "I should he so
successful as to obtain it, You may rely on my utmost exertions
in performing the duties o'f so important an appointment. -
I am, very respectively, yours,
THEODORE WATERHOUSE, M.D.
60, Mount-pleasant, Imo., 5, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

On FRIDAY next, the 23d instant, at Twelv o'clock, at John
Shand's Office, Exchange-41 oith,
400 Bags Bengal RICE,
10 Tons Red SAND 1R 'WOOD.
Apply to JOHN SHAND, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

goo be LE,T, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach-
1_ }Hulse and Stable. Rent 1:75 per annuiii._l;crtiession
May be had on the Ist of February next, or earlief-If required.
The House may be Viewed on IllompliTednesdays, and
Fridays, between the hours of Two • Four o'clock.—For
Thriller particulars inquire of Mr. THOMAS STRETCH, Stanley-
street; Mr. JOHN STRETCH, Union-buildings ; or on the Pre-
mises, Great Mersey-street, Kirkdale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

WEST INDIA RUIN.

Week after week we have the melancholy duty imposed upon
us of confirming all the foreboding prophecies- of ruin to our
West India possessions which we uttered nearly a year ago;
for week after week intelligence arrives which makes the dark
accounts of former news still more gloomy. Amidst all this,
when we would have the utmost harinony suosisting between the
legislatures and the governors Of the islands, when firmness and
union are most imperatively necessary, we find in Jamaica, the
most important of all our colonies, the Marquis of Sligo at is-
sue with the house of representatives on a question of vital im-
portance—viz., the appointment of an additiOnal number of
stipendiary magistrates. The negroes—we beg their pardon.
the apprentices—refuse to do any sort of work, and, not content
with leaving the crops to rot, are committing every species of
depredation and crime. In this state of things the appoint-
ment of a sufficient number of magistrates ought to be made
without one moment's delay;—but the Marquis of Sligo states
in reply to a request to that effect, made most earnestly by the
house of representatives, that he cannot do so without sending
home for permission and instruction, the slavery abolition act
not allowing him to make any more special magistrates ; al-
though in the very same breath, in the very same reply, the
marquis says that he has appointed some! Now if he could ap-
point any, why not appoint a sufficient number? If the crea-
tion of special magistrates is against the act of parliament,
wlierefore did he create any? However; we are not so much
disposed to blame the Marquis of Sligo as those humanity-
mongers who, heedless of misery at home, kept parading with
• the diligence and cant of so many Matowornts, the wretched con-
dition of the blacks—that condition being one of poesitive com-
fort, their proprietor being compelled to furnish them with it
house, food, clothing, medicine, a garden-plot, and a support in
old age ! All this the negroes have lost, and our beautiful
.island-empire of the west is doomed to fall into the desolation
and misery of St. Domingo! All they want is a Toussaint.—
Age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

WEST INDIES.

1
riq' on the 3cti;t;jjefruary,
;411,., For DEMERARA, the S ELIZABETH, Capt.
JOHN MAcooivato.—For eight or passage apply ou-
--
w
oar Waterloo Duck, to Messrs. BOLD and Russ Et.,
Brokers., or
JOHN TOBIN.

,4,,, GFOollDlßGCkCVsjrAsiiii4 likittl. gi-
.l7--;&,,
truir_hGenECtp:CrjeE-
-, ,Yki gister 196 tuns; newly coppe d :
as she will be de-
spatched itninediateli, ea application is requested.
For freight or passage, apply on oard, west side Canning
Dock, or to G. H. G. TARLTON, 32, Water-street.
____

For BARBAD ,
. The A 1 Barque LEE, Is c SCOTT, Master.
N
For freight or passage appl o
T OM AS LEE and Co.

T4l sail an the 25th inst I.
For BARBADOES, the Baru JOHN
FENWICK, Master. —For Frei or passage apply to
BARTON, IRIAK- and HIGGINSON.

Will ave Orly d -
For DEMERARA,h
the Cl-I.RIS"espatch.
A, WILLIAM
HOGAiZTIi, Master. A regular er ; has superior
accommodations, and bedding f ud.—For passage or
freight apply to Captain HUGARTLI, ou board, Georeg
or to
,TURN WINDER and Co.

To sail immediately. •
For DEMERARA, the first-cIa,sjgiSABELLA,
;,Mtie-,
. C. CixtnnELL, Master.—For trei, or passage apply
' ' to THOMAS and HEL tY MURRAY'.

• A regular Trader, and will hare prompt despatch.
iltaa. For IIA VA NA and MATANZAS. 91e-remarkably
fast-saitiug Brigantine ELEANCIPS:e.-. Smit.tyr,
Master; registers 153 tons; A 1 4Pl,loyd's. As this
vessel is of a light draught of water, and can go over the Ba-
hama Bank, will be found a desirable conveyance. For freight
apply to Mr. JOHN WiIIGUT, Jun., or to "
KERS, IMRIE, and TOMLINSON.

W F 1 OTiT ES DAY .

To-moa Row, (Weduesda,•,) The 21st instaAfat Twelve o'clock,
at Bateson and Horsfairs Office, LiAer Castle-street,
7 Tone African IVORY,
5 Tons East India. Do., just landed.
3 Boxes TORTOISESHE L,
Apply to Sir JonN..ToutN, ant Measrs. DIROM, RicHmoNn,
and Co., Merchants., or •
.BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

TO-Al olt ROW (Wednesday,} the 21st instyli, at Twelve o'clock,
4/0'
at T. and 11. Littleda:e and Co.'s 011ie , Exchange-buildings,
Liverpool,
12.000 BUFFALO ORNS,
Just landed ex Oriental, roil' Bombay.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. thrum, RICHMOND,
and C., Merchants, or
T. and H. LITTEDALE and Co., Brokers.

To-Nionnow, (Wed nesday,) the 21st inst.}Keleven o'clock, on
the Quay, King's D
91 Chests)
60 Boxes c Bitter Seville tANGES,
172 Chests)
5 Sweet Seville ORANGES,
38 Boxes
Ex Despatch, Woodcock, from Seville.
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

Cotesworth and Smith, 490 George IV, G,

Lisbon

MEDITERRANEAN.
G Yates, 167 Brothers, li, Constantinople
.1 Glenn and Son. -80 Blessing; El, Cadiz
Walker and Wilkin, 124 Dash, G, - Syra &Constantinople
J Moss and co, 114 Amelia, P, Leghorn
C L Bahr, 393 Geo. Canning, B, Alexandria
(Entered 15th January for Rio Janeiro)
EUROPE.

C L Bahr, Catarina, Q, Amsterdam
Do Phoenix, Q, Antwerp
Aikin or Glynn & Son, 97 Mary and Ann, G, Toulon

itinporto.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &e.

Huddersfield, 41 oak es, fm Bombay, with 1757 bales 166 hf do cotton,
C Horsfall, Bon, and co-112 bap senna, 1 do madder roots, Alston,
Finlay, and co—P llk

CHINA.

Perseverance, Gibson, fm Canton, 592 chts bohea, 1180 do congou,
127 do souchong, 35 do twankay, 1 bx 150 chts hyson, 1 bx pouchong
and I do pako tea, 1 hx grass cloth, Murray Syme and co-605 chts
con on, 136 bxs 29 chts hyson, 175 bxs orange pako tea, 5 bxs silk pce
goods, G Armstrong-4 lAs tea, Captain—\% Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

FRIDAY

tq,
On FittilAy next, the 23d iustunt, at On 'o'clock, at Baiesou
and Horsfall's Office, Lower ' stle-street,
41 Casks RED Ai L,
Now lauding from vein).
100 Cases fine PORT WIN !', in 3 doz. each.
BATESON and lIOItSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, JANUARY 15, 1835.

DISCHARORD.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients
Irregular
Dead
Workhouse

ADMITTED.
in-patients
Out-patients
Casual during z I. P. .... 4
the last week 10. P.
Remain in the house 194

' Consulting. Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
House Visitors, Mr. Varty and Mr. Semple.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Nlr. J. Long.

LOCK HOSPITAL.
Discharged 6 I Admitted 7 In the RoTpital 5O

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the looks of the Dispensaries during
the last week:—

South. North. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 198 '242 440
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine,.

83 139 222

Total at each Dispensary 281 361 662

VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Rev. M. Fisher, and Mr. Waterhouse.
South—Rev. F. Murphy, Rev. J. IL Thom, and Mr. Jordan.

REPORT OF THE WORKHOUSE AND FEVER HOSPITAL,

For Me week ending Dec. 11. 1834

Remained at last Report 212 I Discharged
Admitted since B4 Dead

General T0ta15......... 296 I Remaining, 209

Physicians, Dr. MacrOrie and Dr. Gnuthwaite.—lionorary Surgeof.
Mr. Samuel M'Culloeli.—House Surgeon. Mr. B. Nightiugall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

On. FRIDA Y next, the '23d instant, at Twel o'clock, at John
Shaud's Office, Exchange-all North,
31 Bales BEES' \%
Ex Fanny, from Jamaica.—Apply to essrs. THOS. M`TsArt
and CtY, Merehauts, or JOHN_SHAXI3, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in
the Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPEICS. PER HEAD. PER WEEK.
December 27, 1834 1751 2s. 3d. £1!)8 0 1
December 28. 1833 ....1836.... 2s. sid. ..... 228 13 1

Less 85

Less *l. Less 30 13 0

Statement of daily relief paid ont-door poor, week ending
January 5, 1835 2121 families per week £273 0
January 6, 1833 2363 --- -- ...... 271 16

Less 172

More.. Xi 3 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

THE KAFFRES.

The Kaffres are great believers in witchcraft ; and
when any on seized with a malady which will not
yield to the remA4ai prescribe‘d by their female doctors,
it is usually attributed .to the male of some neighbour.
This horrible superstitio ' artfully encouraged by the
chief, who is always the g rby the conviction of the
offender, in which case the to er is generally put to death,
tilt
and his or her cattle confiscated and divided into two
equal shares,—one half being assigned to the suffering
party, and the other half seized by the chief. Some of
the chiefs, to increase their authority, pretend to have
the power of bringing rain to moisten the ground in sear
sons of long-continued drought. If their predictions hap-
pen to he fulfilled, their character is established, and they
are distinguished by the title of " rain-makers;" but if
they fail, the blame is thrown on the wickedness of the
people. The Kaffres are a very superior race of barba-
rians—l cannot call them savages—in point of intellect;
and the softness and copiousness of their language indi-
cate a considerable degree of cultivation and reflection.
I have been informed by the missionaries that they have
no less titan five or six names for the Supreme Being.
Their reasoning faculties, are powerful and active, and
unlike the Hottentots, whose weakness of judgment and
supine credulity incline them to believe every thing, the
Kaffre will credit nothing that he is not fairly reasoned
into. The Kaffres are frugal and even avaricious in their
habits, and are extremely unwilling to part with their
cattle. Though they think it no great crime to steal from
the colonists, they have a strong principle of honor and
fidelity when trusted. Their hospitality and kindness to
strangers are unbounded. In their domestic habits both
sexes are exceedingly chaste and modest, and infidelity
on the part of a wife is often punished with death to the
offending. party. The women, as with the Hottentots
and other African tribes, always eat their meals apart
from the men. The Kaffres, notwithstanding the soft-
ness and beauty of their language, have not that natural
genius for music for which the Hottentots are remarkable;
and their native melodies are consequently deficient in
variety, and are extremely monotonous, being merely
repetitions of three or four notes. They have, however,
a number of songs in their language, which, from the
translations I have heard of them, exhibit feeling and
poetical genius. In their deliberations ni the councils of
their tribe, they are strict observers of propriety and de-
corum, and often show great natural eloquence and acute-
ness in their reasonings.-llfoodie's South Africa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

There has been a fair business done in Mediterranean Produce.
The inquiry for BRIMSTONE seems to have revived a little ; the sales
are 270 tons Sicily, chiefly at £6 15s, and 30 tons Tuscan at £1 12s 6d
her ton.—MannElts continue dull of sale.-20 bales French MADDER
Itoors have realised 41s 4' ewt.-57 cases white Bologna ARGOLS have
been taken at 48s 0 44s ir cwt.—A small parcel of Smyrna VALON lA,
middling quality, sold at £ll 0 £l2 If ton.—OLIVE OIL has again ad-
vanced, and the market is very firm ; the sales are 70 tons Galipoli at
.C5B e £6O, and 5 tuns Sicily at £57 4fe tun —Being still without news
ffoix( the Northern Fishery, the prices of SEAL OIL have experienced
a further a6ance of lOs 0.201 Arf tun ; the sales are abotit 100 tuns,
part taken for i-xport,but principally being coloured and taken by the
trade.—Con OIL brings the price quoted, and but little in the market•
—LiNsi.En OIL is uttering lower.—Ptle RAPE OIL is more inquired for.
and the price Is e 2s 4F cwt. higher.-:-The business in PALM OIL has
been more extensive this week, the sales being about 550 tons, prin-
cipally to arrive.—ln IlEme and FLAX there is little doing, and prices
without alteration.—The TALLOW market has become very inactive,
but prices have experienced no further decline.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

AFTER FRIDAY Ntwr.

On MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at One ock, at Moly-
neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Ch z ,l-street,
1)0 Tons fine fresh Sevanilla F TIC,
Per Laurel, from Savanilta.—Apply to Mr. THOMAS ORFORD,
Jun., Merchant, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On WEDNF.SDA Y, the 11th instant, at Twelve le(kfat Corrie,
Huson, and Co.'s Office, Exchange-6 dings,
102 C
71 Bhtsarersels SUGAR,
NQW landing from the Lively, from Pernambuco.--Fof parti-
culars apply to CORM, HUSON, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

• Monday Evening, 311 i October.
n Saturday were :3,000 bags, some sales being
td to id GIY lb. To-day we have a firmer
!wand, and fully 4,000 bags .are sold at rather
1,000 American are fur exportation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

NOTICE.

THE partnership lately subsisting between ROBERT,
—JOSEPH, and WILTON RUSSELL ipbuilders,
chain-cable manufacturers, and anchorstnitl eing dissolved
by mutual consent, the said. Joseph H , (who has had the
department of practical manager for pwards of twenty-two
years,) begs leave respectfully to announce to his friends, ship-
owners, and the public in general, that in conjunction with his
son John Wood Russell, he has formed a partnership with
Messrs. Brereton, Jones, and Co., (distinct from their concern,)
under the firm of Joseph Russell, Son, and CO., in the above
business, and solicits for the new firm that share of patronage
and support to which his long experience and management of
the business of the late firm may entitle him.

Any orders or instructions" lefi at the Office of• the Establish-
ment, north side of Blundell-street, (at the Yard lately occupied
by Mr. Wm. Quirk, to whose business this firm succeeds,) will
meet immediate attention.

JOSEPH RUSSELL, SON, and Co.
Blundell-tared, 28th Se itt„ 1835.

TO THE PUBLIC AND STRANGERS VISITING
LIVERPOOL.
REGISTER' OF HOUSES, WAREHOUSES, 4-c.
SAMUEL BROWNEN'I'T, Accountant,
.uctidneer and
House Agent, respectfully informs Stra .rs and the Pub-
lic in general, that, from actual survey aril street, he has
completed a tEGISTER (to be cor ted quarterly) of every
description .of prcperty now to be Let within the town of Liver-
ool, and also the adjoining districts of Everton, Low-hill,
Edge-hill, and Toxteth-park, and the Ferries on the Cheshire
,shore; and that he is prepared to give every information as to
any Warehouse, Office, Shop, Dwelling-house or Apartment
now unoccupied theism.
Strangers arriving in Liverpool will find great advantage in
this at rangeruent, as they can be immediately informed in what
situation they can have Houses furnished or unfurnished, and
Apartments, of every description, in any part of the town or
neighbourhood.
Owners of unoccupied Property who may please to furnish
S. B. (post-paid) with the description thereof,' Rent, &c.., and
where the Keys of 'such Property may be had 'to view, will
have the same duly registered, free of expence.
Office, Clarendon-buildings, South Jahn-street.

J. HEWITT,
GENERAL HOSIERY AND GLOVE WAREHOUSE,
No. 61, WHITRCHAPEL, LIVERPOOL, ONE DOOR. FROM LORD-

STREET.
J-11- HEWITT begs to inform the Ladies, Gentlemen, and
. Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vinity that his WIN-
TER STOCK is now complete with okery Article iu Hosiery,
Gloves, &e.

J. H. particularly solicits attention of Families to his immense
and very superior Stock of Scotch Lambs' Wool Socks, Hose,
Shirts, and Drawers, which are warranted not to shrink, and
considered superior to Flannel, (and also paiticularly recom-
mended by the Faculty,) thereby offering a security to purcha-
sers of Hosiery which cannot be obtained where the inferior
makes are indiseriminatety kept.
Also, an extensive Stock of Cotton and Merino Shirts and
Drawers, with an assortment of Ladies' Under Garments.

_~... .

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

France
Malta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily,. Saracnia, and Turkey
.t
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde islda
,Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah. ,
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

EUROPE.

Friedrich Wilhelm 111, Kuhr, fin Memel, with 432 ps timber, 143
c staves, 42 fins lath, Stewart; Bald'afid co-27 bdls flax, E W Gaebel
-- Dk
Superhe, Malm, fin Bjorneborg, with 37 c 2 deals, 71 c 12 deal ends
4 fins lathwood; Stewart, Bald and co=2 fins lathwood, said Master-
-1i Dk
Annette, Ouwehand, fin Rotterdam, with 22 Ids 21 bdls bulrushes,
W Winrt-6 hmprs mineral water, •T Rodick--31 bdls salted skins, 44
hdis salted horse and 23 bdls salted cow hides, 10 cks madders, 1 box
samples, Order—Q Dk
Preciosa, Toth, fm Memel, with 390 ps' timber, 5 c deal ends, 10 c
staves, 20 Ws 383 bobbins, D W Uaebel-113 bgs bread, Geller and co
Q Dk

Mercurius. Scharmberg, fin Danzic; with 306 ps fir timber, 1 c
deals, 68 deck planks, 6 fins lathwood, J W Gibsone and co-100 bags
biscuit, Ste Wart, Bald and co—Q Dk
Hankinson, lies,- fm•St PetPrsburgh, with'3oo eks tallow, Butcher
and co-158 do, 64 bdls 2 hf clean hemp, 1-1 & J llornby and co-
-8 pkgs sundries conts unkn, H Hill-120 mats 6 bls waste silk, 1500 ps
lathwood, Order —5 t 10 e old junk, 1 fm firewood, J Pisher=li Dk
Alexander Robertson, Black, fm Odessa, with 7 bdls hemp, H & J.
liornby and co-1800 qrs linseed, Earles and Carter—W Dk

g.kDippittg Entaticitnce.

FRIDAY, OCT. 2.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.7Light breeze.

ARRivED:-141argaret, Russell, from St John, l'srß-LDronning Marie,
Egholrn, from Havre—Oratava, Gull, from Lisbon.

SiatEn--Phcenix, Hartley, for Demerara —Allegbany, Michaels.
for Philadelphia—lndemnity, Dods, St Petersburgh-orth America,
Dixey, and Ajax, Hiem, for New York=Tallabassee, iNlaney, New
Orleans—Don- Juan; Johnston, Newfoundland and Barbados—Ann,
Penrice, Berbice Friederich, Pommeresch, Elsineur Frederkk
Wilhelm, Voltz, Dantzig—Cestrian, Killock, Bombay—La Velox, De
Ageo, Cadiz—Sherbrooke; Balleny, Mobile.

Fortitude, Harvey ; and Liebe, Campbell, henee, at St John, N B.
Spring, Brock ; and Ruby, Davidson, hence,•nt Tarbert.
Emigrant, Petrie,. sailed from Milfojd for St John, N B, 30th Sept.
and not on the 26th. _ _ _

'row' Anna, Laughitie, put back to- Itainsgate, 29th Sept., leaky,
and pumps choked.
Betsey, Johns, hence, for Figuera, at Isleman, 29th'Sept.', with loss
of mainboom.
Sovereign, off Anticosti, 2d Sept.
Emerald, Lovering, hence, at Alemandretta, and sailed for Alexan-
dria.

Mary Halket, Wilson, hence. and Scanderoon, at Beyroot.
Charles Joseph, Froste, which sailed 27th Sept. for Baltimore, has
put back with the head of her rudder gone.
Produce, Ashton, from Monte Video, in the Downs.
Venus, Monten, hence for Elsinore; at Lamlash.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelv o'clock, at Bate-
bon and Horsfall's ()fact, Lower stle-street,
70 Tierces Jamaica CO HE,
200 Bags PIMENTO. •
Apply to Messrs. C. HORSFALL, Sos, and Co., 'Merchants,
or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 9th, instant,.atTwelve p,clock, at. W. P.
Bushby's Office, 9kExrhange 'Hey,
54 Cases Brazil. SUGAR,
40 Tons Jamaica COFFF
220 Boxes Barbadoes ARROWROOT. •
Apply to W. P. BUSUBY, Brblier.

ile
On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'cl k, at Henry
Glynn's Office, Exchange-street st,
4 Cases fine Turkey SPONt S, _
14 Cases five GUM ARABI
For particulars apply to HENRY GLYNN, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCTOBER 2.

The demand this week has again been moderate, with as increased
desire, on the part of importers, to sell, and the sales made are at a
decline Id de lb in American and Surat, and a id r lb in Brazil and
Egyptian. Exporters have taken 1,400 American, 300 Surat, and
100 Bengal.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,

From the 26th ult. to this day inclusire.

SALES. , 151VONTS.
Sales
bEscairTroNs. Prvsly liiis This 1 Prvsly.
this Year Week of the week. Week this Year
-.------ ----
Sea Island Georgia ..•• • • 7130 so 23 (ri, 36d
Stained Ditto.
Upland Ditto 220630 6100 71 111
94820 2120 771 -- 1171 336 333767
Alabama ...... • • •• •
0
Mobile i
New Orleans
Pernambuco
Aricati and Ceara 3 - 121 124
Bahia and N1agai0...... 22630 340 111 121 29422
Nlaranhain l2 13
Sawginned
Para 360 0 0 I 219
Peruvian 2900 0 __ 0 2127
Demerara and Berbice, 1310 20 14 141 2023
Barbados, 440 0 0 1
2521
Common ,West India. i. 3130 101 111 3
La Guayra 3130 170 0 0 64.05
Carthagcna
Smyrna
Eg•yptian 9090C 280 14 161, 3051 17550
Surat and Madras
' Bengal . . 7 1210 , 120 61 4438
Per public sale this day,
Sea Island
Stained Ditto l. 0 0
Bengal
734580 16900 / 4080 809712
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

of the most me'voliing description—as, in fad, a human
hell, the murdered female being the presiding demon—.
there fai•.sev,ritl year's he lived a • life- of wretchedness,
and where the dreadful crime was .conmenitted for which
his life has been the expiation. His body was interred,
in terms of the statute, within the precincts of the gaol in
presence of his father, his sister, and several relations.
The scene was novel as well as affecting, from the .cir-
cumnstance of the deep anguish of the father and sister,
who had to•be forcibly separated from the coffin, and the
disgusting appearance of some of the other mourners
under the influence of spirituous liquors. Before inter-
ment the head of the murderer was shaved, and a cast
taken; and, if there be any thing in appearance, we are
sure it will afford an interesting study to phrenologists.
While time brOw waa exceedingly flat, the brutal passions
seemed to be largely deyeloped.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

1 ELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCT. 5, 1835.

Wind at HOlyhead, N. E.—Lig,ht breeze.
Off Great Ormsbead, outward-bound—No. 174, Sytvanus Jenkins,
A S, in tow by a steamer, at 3 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

WEriNtSDAY.

To-taaanow, (Wednesday,) the 7th insta ,at Twelve o'clock,
at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s 0 e,.Chapel!street,
2 Tierces Jamaica FFEE •
25Bartels
20.1-Tees. Dominica TTO,' '• -
5 Tierces Z PI NI ENTO
• I(X) Bags
72 Eris: Jainai.ea GINGER,
16 Br's. 'I'A PlocA. •
Apply to MOLY.NI:I3X, TAYLOR, find Co., Brokers.

To-sioitaow, (Wednesdav;) the Ph ini nt, at Two o'clock, in
James Adam's Warehouse, Tderosi-street, -
2UO Boxes GR ES,
Now landing, ex OratiVa;frbu Lisbon.—Apply to
- JAMES frDAM, Broker. •

In LONDON. /
TO-MORnow, (Wednesday.) the 7th stant, at One o'clock,
at No. 29, Mineing-I. , London,
137 Bales 'Bombay S. FLOWER.
Samples to be st,en in ,Londoni at le place of sale, and in •Li-
yerpool at No. 17, Exchange-buildiOgs,
CORRIE, IJUSON., and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

TiIUBSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the.Bth instant; at Two e o'clock; at the
North Graving Dock, Clare c .Dock,
About 30 Tons IRON KEN' EDGE.
Apply to Mr. F; H. LANGLEY, or to
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Clarita, Guerra 151 Cadiz ' R Rollo or Peirson & co
Campeador, Gonzales 118 Ditto W H Wood
Cornelia, Peek 103 Gibraltar , G Yates
BafbadosPlanter,Austin 292 San Sebastian FT Gibbs and co
Ellen Jeninson, Irving 162 Lisbon J Bibby and Co
Tagus, Wade 109 Ditto Vianna and Jones
James Dunn, Furse leB Ditto Coteswortli and Smith

MEDITERRANEAN.
Phoenix, Port 103 Naples & Messina •J Moss and co
Stanley, Owen 151 Naples ' .1 Bibby and co
George IV. Baldwin 120 Malta &' Smyrna G Yates
Carena, Hayden'_ 292 Trieste Vianna and Jones
Sylla, Scott, 181 Ditto Ditto
Superb, White 128 Leghorn G Yates
Rapid, White 136 Ditto .1 0 White
Delight, Jefferson 226 Genoa & Marseilles J Bibby and co
Rapid, Robertson 137 Beirout & Alexandretta, Wl%lair & Dutton

EUROPE.
Edmund, Steep 126 Copenhagen W Tarbet •
Blessing, Turman 80 Havre H N Hughes
Gilius, Lindstrom 121 Gothenburg, ELsinr & Stockholm G A Lilly & co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

VTR. BROW NE most respectfully announces. that hit
JSIL BENEFIT,- and the Last Night of his Engagement,
will take plaCe TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 7th instant,
on which occasion
Mr. POWER
will
.perform the characters of DENNIS BRU mammy. and
LOONEY APTWOLTER, his third appearan • since his return
from America.
Mr. STRICKLA , • „ •. .
of the •Ttieatre-Royal, Haymarket, wl is engaged for a limited
period, will make his First App r- ice in this Theatre in the
part of JOB THORNBERRY, Wile ill be performed Colman's
celehratett Comedy of •
JOHN BULL; . • •
. - OR, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRESIDE.--
. .. Dennis Brulgruddery Mr. Power.. .
Job Thornberry Mr. Strickland.
The lion. Toni Shuffleton Mr. Browne.
Lady Caroline Braymore....Mrs. Stanley.
. ' Mary Thornberry Mrs. Shaw.
After the,Play, a variety of. SINGING, DANCING, &v.- '

To. cOuclude with the Fatce of
THE REVIEW;
. .
OR, TITS NAGS OF WINDSOR.
Looney- M.`Twolter ... .- .Mr. Power,
In which character he will sing—" The, Groves of Blarney,"
and "Oh, whack, Judy O'Flanagan !"
Caleb Quotein Mr. Browne,
With the descriptive Song..of "I'm Pariah Clerk_and . Sexton
here !"
-• Grace Gayloye..Mrs. Stanley.] Luey..Miss Chaplin.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Bno*r:E, 1, Bing-street-lark; and
of Mr. Parker, at the Box-office of the. Theatre, where.Plaees
may be taken from Ten till Three.

Zile iLiberpool 4'‘tanbao.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

A DAY AT DRESDEN.

A day spent at Dresden renders one fastidious, for it
is difficult to find a capital which presents so many charms
of nature and society. The banks of the Elbe near it are
highly picturesque, not romantic, but pleasing, studded
with country seats, and clothed to the top of their swelling
hills with verdure. The town is surrounded with gardens
open to the public, where military bands attend, and
where daily promenades are held in the morning and the
evening, and a beautiful terrace, raised at immense cost,
on the left bank of the Elbe, from whence all the wind-
ings of the river, and that variety, of scenic views, can be
examined. The nature of the people accord with their
climate and country, and no where can more amiable and
gentle manners be found than in Dresden and Saxony in
general. The women are proverbially handsome; and if
fine complexion and mild blue eyes constitute beauty, the
Saxons have their full share. For their industry at least
I can answer, and it was with surprise I saw that every
lady, of every rank, who sipped tea or eat ices in the
gardens, were occupied in the interim in knitting
stockings; and what between the clacking of their
tongues, and snapping of their fingers, I never saw a
more complete exhibition of housewifery in my travels.
With all these advantages, however, Saxony has one de-
feet, and I pity the man who, with some pressing object
in view, has to travel post, the roads excellent, the horses
good, and the carriage light and well hung. In England,
with such materials, you can command ten miles an
hour; but here, if you make four you are doing well.
The postilion, in a yellow jacket, jack boots, and old hat
bound with silver lace, with a bugle, hung at his side,
as grave as the chancellor before you, and not for threats
or money will advance a step beyond his accustomed
pace. He hears your growls with unconcern—looks at
your dollar as if he had money in his pocket, winds his
horn, and sleeps or smokes till the end of the station. He
walks up and down the slightest assent or descent, and
stops every half hour to rest his cattle, though they are
without a hair being turned. Happily I was relieved
from further misery when at the frontier we exchanged
the yellow jacket for a scarlet one, and the round cap for
the cocked hat of the Bohemian postilion, and a merry
hard trot for the snail-like pace of Saxony. Had I
reached Toplitz after the suite of the sovereigns it was
possible that I might not secure an apartment on the
night of entrance ; and having that object in view, and
night coming darkly upon me, I cannot say how much I
was annoyed by the innexorable slowness of the posti-
lions, and the drawling nien or ya which they gave in re-
turn for all expostulation.—Toplitz Correspondence of
the Morning Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

impot*O.

AFRICA:
Freeland, Midglev, fm Africa, with 785 eits poirttnila .15 cases retd
goods, H Laffer—Cg Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
Laurel, Moore, fm Carthagena, with 223 bales cotton, 260 t fustic,
180 salted hides, Order—; Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.
Mary Annabella, Brochington, fm Newfoundland, with 316 mks
train oil, nwa seal skins, 4 casks dried capita, 2 lidls dried codfish, 1
kg sounds, 10 brls herrings, 1 cse coats unkn, 21 tcs 35 lids salmon, 4
wet o and c hides, 8 calf Skins, 35 seal- skins, 12 ps juniper planks, 1
copper boiler retd, Draharn and Taylor-1 bx coats unkn, W Forster
—3O eks train oil, 27 do, R Alsop—S Dk
Vestal, Kelly, fm Mirainichi, with 395 pa fir timber, -10 i-c 12 deals
and deal ends, 7 fins lathwood, D Dk
Colchester, M`Lean, fm Piciou, with 185 ps birch and 1159 ps fir
timber. e 24 deals and deal ends, 254 c 23 staves, 25 fms lathwood,
Cannon, Miller and co—River
Pacific, Tozer, fm Buctush. N B, with 320 pa fir timber, 274 c 17
deals and deal ends, 5 fms latliwood, cl 4 masts or spars, Baring,
Brcis and co—B Dk
Margaret, Russell, fm St John. N B, with 729 ps yellow pine, and
,70 ps red pine timber, 74 c 25 deals and deal end's, 41 c staves, 8 fms
lathwood, &spars, Ibx salmon, Ikg cranberries, R D Wilmot—B Dk
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

POST-NIGHTS

INlondav, Tuesday,
Thursday-, and
Saturday.
Monday,
Thursdar.
Monday before the
first Tuesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third Wednesday
in every month.
On the 14th and
last day of
every month.
:Tuesday before the
'first WednusdAy in
every month.
Monday and
Thursday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

zaantstt:

WANTED, by a LADY of Respectability, !t ituation as
HOUSEKEEPER to an Elderly G eman, or as
Companion to an Elderly. Lady, where she w dbe treated as
one of the Family. The most respectab eferences can be
given. Letters-(post paid) addregsed 11f: Standard-Office.
_ .

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHER •
WANTED, by a regVecfable YOUNG MA , who is about
leaving his present employ ai Cornhii op 'Traveller; a
SITUATION as CLERK in a Mercant. House or Public
Office Salary not so much an object as per Dent employment.
Unexceptiona6le reference as to character 'c. can he given.—
Apply personally, or by letter addiess'ed H: C. K., at Messrs.
FRYS and Co., North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

Vro be itet.

0 be LET, thae commodious and old establ-
,ed
the GEORGE and DRAGON' "Dal -s eer-rMw in the
occupation of Miss Ilampson, together th the excellent
Stables and Coach-houses behind the same. Possession may be
had on the Ist January, 184—For further particulars, apply at
the -Offices of the Treasurer or SurveyOr, Town-hall, Liverpool.

TO be LET,. at Wavertree, a 'very excellent' AMILY-
HOUSE and GARDEN, with or withou Coach-house
and Stable. in the pleasant and healthy i tion of OLIVE
Maurer. The house contains spacious ng and DrawingL
rooms,. Breakfast-room,' Kitchen, Scull and Cellars, with
four Bed and two Servantr-rooms. Apply to Mr. MIMING,
near the Coffee-house,, Wavertree.

MO be LET, the WORKSHOOS,"SHEDITAI:2I),
lately occupied by Messrs. and H. PaR R; as Coppet•
smiths, &c., fronting the Waterloo Dock, in Qor more Lots.
There are a Four and Two-horse St .-engine,-and Two
Lathes in one of the WorlshOO; working order, and
which will be Let with the Premises, if' eqoired.
Apply to Mr. JOHN PRATCHETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwi!..,k-
street. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06

UNITED STATES.

Bashaw, Tyng 372 Boston W Oxley and co
China, Larmotrr • - 618 Charleston J 0 Johnson and co
Sunbury, Hinde 327 Ditto B Hall or Hall ft Thompson
Diamond, Toole 572 Mobile , C HumherstOn arid Co
Sarah &Arailin, Forsyth 480 New York Fitzhugh & Grimshaw
Mount Zion; Swanton, 575, Ditto G,Brown
Thelia, Graham 437 Savannah A"liarlane
Lyons;Davetiporf 437 New Orleans Booth, Dixon, and co
Sierrnaceti, Longford 411 Ditto W and J Tyrer
Arab, Marshall. 600 Ditto Maury, Latham, and co
Winivick, BArtlett 226 Apalachicola COtesurdrth and Smith
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MAY 15.

Sr, JAMES'S PALACE, MAY 6.,
The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood
_upott,ltobert Monsey Rolfe, Esq., his Majesty's Solicitor-General.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

williani Bail, Worcester, skin-dresser.
George Haynes, Trinity-street Southwark, victualler.
BANK ttUPTS.
David 13oast, County-terrace, New Kent-road, London, surgeon—
John Hackett, Leicester, printer—William Watts, Luttetworth
Leicestershire, cattle-dealer—Thomas Woodward, Piccadilly, Lon.
don, tea-dealer—Joseph Pask, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, leather.
cutter—Joseph Tonks, Birmingham, wire-worker. •

, • , DIVIDENDS.
June 5, G. R. Brak, Stepney-green, London, carpenter—June 6,
T. Flint, Burlington-arcade, London, bookseller—June 6, 8. South-
gate, Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London, builder—June 6, G.
T. Wright, Piccadilly, London, Ironmonger—June 6, J. C. Hyde,
Union-place, New-road, 'London, apothecary--June 6, H. French,
Whitechapel, London. glass-cutter—June 5, C. Kettel. Tunbridge
Wells, Kent, brewer—June 5, .1. R. Battier and J. J. Zornlin, Devon-
shire-square, Bishopsgate-street, London, merchants—June 5, J. Ken-
ton, High-street, Poplar, London, linen draper—June 5, W. Sant,
Adel Phi-wharf, Westminster, ceal-merchant—June 5, W. Hood and
S. Grove, Crosby-square, London, merchants—June 5, C. Sheffield,
Commercial-terrace, Commercial-road,' London, china-dealer—June
6, W. S. King. Basingstoke, Southampton, grocer—June 9. E. Math-
win and Co., North Shields, chain-make une 9, W. Wilson, Leeds,
linen-draper—June 8, J. Duffell, Bridge, Kent.

CERTIFICATES, JUNE 5.
R. Gray, Liverpool, commission agent—J. Jones. Wandsworth,
silk-printer—J. A. Lamb, London, victualler—T. Idle, Manchester,
fishmonger—M. Milnes, London, tailor—l. Brown, Workington, Cum-
berland, mercer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19

Legal Notireo.

WHEREAS a Fiat in Bankrupty is awarded an • issued
against GPDRGE BADEVACH and ' OMAS
JEN K INSON, of Liverpool, in the county of caster, bro-
kers, dealers, chapmen, and co-partners, ad • they being de-
clared bankrupts, are hereby requited to su ender themselves
to the commissioners in the said fiat na • or the major part
of them, on the eighteenth day of May, ad the nineteenth day of
June next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of each of the said
days, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South Jahn-street, •in Liver-
pool aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their
estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come
prepared to prove theii debts, and at the first sitting to choose
assignees; and at the last sitting the bankrupts are required to
finish their examination; and the creditors ate to assent to, or
dissent from, the allowance of their certificates.—All persons
indebted to the said bankrupts, or that have any of their effects,
aro not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commis-
sioners shall appoint, but give notice to 111 r. EDWD. CHESTER,
Solicitor, N.. 11, Staple-inn, London ; or to Mr. THOMAS
DAVENPORT, solicitor, Comnterce -court, Lord-street, Li-
verpool.

.. NOTICE.
aid
PERSONS having claims on the ES TE of the late
SAMUEL WHlTmo.iavtre4e ' dto send in their
A(rounthe Messrs. PETER'lriiiii - Solicitors, Lord-
street; and hl "wise, all persons indtdt the said Estate are
requested to pay the same immediately.

On account of whom it may cone
THIS DAY, (Tu,sday,) the 19th instant, at even o'clock, a
Messrf. Banks Warehouse ,Peke-gardens,
480 Bags Dainaged'Lli EED,
Ex Tapley, front Calcutta.—Apply•to,
HENty GLYNN
.

roker.

eive o'clock, al
ale-street,

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th instant, at Tv
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower
4000 East India KIP '
Now landing.—Apply to. Mr. GAatiErt BaGos, Merchant, or
to BATE:SON and HORSPALL, Brokers. •

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th instant, at Twelv
No. 6, Tower-garden,
About 70 Tons VA LOMA,
5 Tons CARNATA VA MA,
Per Delos, from Smyrna.—Apply to
JNO. and SAML. BECKWITH, Brokers

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